Lawrence Daily Journal World details and staff
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. The paper lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr editor and publisher Bill Mayer Ralph Gage Ernest Ponti Leo Eller and notes business roles and established history since 1854. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and location with domestic and U S mail options.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Wan
Lawrence Civic Symphony to Debut in September
The Lawrence Civic Symphony plants its first concert for 8 p.m. on Wednesday September 26 at the Lawrence High School auditorium under Friends of Music and AFM Local 512. George Lawner conducts Howard Boyajian is concertmaster. The group aims for a capacity crowd and no admission charge.
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Lawrence Civic Symphony
Lawrence High School
Friends of Music
American Federation of Musicians Union
George Lawner
Howard Boyajian
Giant Airport Set to Go
Texas opens the Dallas Fort Worth Airport, a $700 million, 17 500 acre facility between Dallas and Fort Worth. It will serve 18 500 employees and 81 500 daily passengers, with 66 initial gates and a planned 434 final. The project spans three phases and features a massive 25 000 ton climate system.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
North
Texas
Manhattan Island
Montreal
Mirabel
Fort Worth
R. M. Stovall
Kansas City Public Image Debate Shapes Budget Choice
The mayor questions publicity spending amid rumors of illegal massage parlors and gambling. He suggests channels like a stronger police force or attorney general staff improvements over a publicity campaign to improve the city’s image.
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Kansas City
Vern Miller
Safety tips for bicyclists in Lawrence city traffic
Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission meets to discuss bicycle paths while Kenneth Lister of Mt Oread Bicycle Club publishes safety tips. Bicyclists must ride right, signal turns, stop at signs, and stay aware of vehicles. Emphasis on visibility bright colors lights and defensive riding to prevent collisions.
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Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission
Lawrence
Kenneth Lister
Mt. Oread Bicycle Club
Kansas
Airport improvements debated by Lawrence citizens and leaders
Letter urges public to visit Lawrence Municipal Airport during Aviation Week and Aviation Day to form informed opinions on airport improvements. Advocates aviation benefits from small-plane use, emergency logistics, and regional connectivity, and calls for logic and foresight in decision making. W. J. Randall letters from Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
John Q
City Hall
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Enid
Ottumwa
Hawaii
Yellowstone
Kansas City
Public
W. J. Randall
Rt. 3
City Commission denies nursery school appeal at 801 La
The City Commission denied the appeal for a nursery school at 801 La and kept a cease and desist order on work at the apartment project at 915 La. Paddock of Texas was chosen to build the new municipal swimming pool. Kansas football opens with Texas Christian beating KU 14 13.
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Paddock of
Texas
Baldwin
Texas Christian
J. W. Sikes
Frank Carlson
State Hospital
Franklin Murphy
KU Medical School
Bomb threat halts Gates Learjet plant production in Wichita
A bomb hoax prompted evacuation of 300 second shift workers and cancellation of a 70-person third shift at Gates Learjet Corp in Wichita. Security searched the plant after a caller claimed a bomb was hidden. no device was found.
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Wichita, Kan
Gates Learjet Corp
Authors to visit KU as part of Writers in Residence program
Two distinguished authors will visit Kansas University this fall under the Writers in Residence program. Harlan Ellison arrives Oct. 28 and Jack Matthews arrives Nov. 25 to work with KU students under English department sponsorship.
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Kansas University
Harlan Ellison
Jack Matthews
Ohio University
Department of English
James Gunn
Dykes Urges Public Education Image Lift At KU Assembly
Chancellor Archie Dykes urged Kansas University to use rising public awareness of higher education to shape a positive image. He called for unity among faculty to inform the public about KU’s research and graduate programs and noted cautious optimism from legislators about future funding. He emphasized collaboration and clear information for students and parents amid by law changes delaying student elections.
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Kansas University
Archie Dykes
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Assembly
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
Farm Equipment Makers Struggle to Meet Demand at State Fair
At the Kansas State Fair 165 farm equipment dealers from the U S and Canada report strong orders for grain bins and tractors with delivery delays. Factory reps from Steiger Versatile Farmhand Hesston and Stowe Hardware note rising sales and shortages due to high prices and booming demand.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Canada
Murray McIntyre
Steiger Tractor Inc
Fargo
N.D
Kansas
Lavern Hackbarth
Versatile Manufacturing Ltd
McIntyre
Bob Quinno
Farmhand Inc
Hopkins, Minn
Hesston Corp
Jim Meyers
Meyers
Hesston
Gunnar Anderson
Stowe Hardware and Supply Co
Kansas City
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