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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1948

Page

12

EW Left Turn Policy Aims to Speed Morning Traffic

A new traffic plan for Kansas City begins tomorrow afternoon. Left turns off Broadwood Linwood Boulevard to Art Road will occur from the left side islands, reducing lanes for travel. Morning rush hour rules prohibit left turns from northbound lanes, directing drivers to turn from the lane beside the islands to reach southbound traffic.

Kansas City

Do Not Use This Lane Traffic Sign Description

In the morning and during evening rush hours a warning sign directs left turning traffic and southbound drivers to use the correct lane. The north bound lane bears the instruction to do not use this lane, guiding drivers through the intersection in peak periods.

Reversed Rush Hour Lanes to Ease Traffic Flow

The city will use a three lane system for northbound traffic in the morning and three lanes for southbound traffic in the evening. With parked cars occupying side lanes only one travel lane remains during rush hours. Signs and "No Left Turn" markings are being installed under city traffic engineer T. J. Seburn.

T.J. Seburn

Farley Warns of Red Fascism at Kiwanis Speech

Former Postmaster General James A. Farley told Kiwanis International in Hollywood that Soviet Russia seeks world domination and that America faces one of its darkest peacetime hours. He urged prayers of thanks for victory and a demand for deliverance from further war.

Holywood James A. Farley Soviet Russia America Kiwanis International

Kurusa Peace Envoy Barred From Public Office

Saburo Kurusa the wartime peace envoy to the United States during Pearl Harbor era was permanently banned from public office. A purge appeals committee said Kurusu and 804 others including ten former cabinet ministers were banned and their appeals rejected due to ties to the tripartite pact.

Tokyo Saburo Kurusa United States Kurusu

Zoning Board Grants Blast Permit Over Homeowners’ Protest

The Jackson County board of zoning adjustment issued a one year special permit for blasting operations on Manchester Avenue between Ninth and Twelfth streets despite objections from three nearby homeowners. The Storms-Frew Construction company can operate a rock crusher with limits on daytime blasting and a non county road haul to the Northeast Industrial district levee.

Ninth Twelfth Streets Manchester Avenue Jackson County Board of Zoning Adjustment Storms-Frew Construction Company Ralph W. Thomas East Ninth Street North Blue Ridge Improvement Association Harry M. Gambrel Thomas Edwin E. Mitchell East Ninth Virgil A. Wyrick Utley Avenue Independence H. C. Green J. W. Storms

Ohio to give newborns nationwide birth record numbers

Ohio will assign every newborn a new type serial number after January 1 1949. The number will reveal the year of birth and state of birth along with the birth order number.

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Cash Register Stolen From Belleview Cleaners

Three men broke the front door glass at Belleview Cleaners and Tailors on Belleview Avenue and stole a cash register valued around $100 but found no money inside. A black coupe carried one lookout while two entered. witnesses saw the raid and notified police.

Belleview

Soft coal operators seek 24 hours on contract talks

Wasu HiNdon AP reports soft coal operators asked for an extra day to discuss a possible offer to John L. Lewis. Negotiations, which were to resume this afternoon, were postponed to tomorrow afternoon after a private huddle at the Statler hotel. The current agreement expires June 30.

Wasu HiNdon John L. Lewis Statler United Mine Workers

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