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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1952
Page
8
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Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics says 1949s new construction will need about 400000 fewer workers this year than last, though monthly average staffing for new work would be about two million. Private construction expected to average 600000 to 1,400,000 jobs, while public construction labor needs rise to the highest since 1943. The note spans a jumble of names and details, but centers on construction labor trends and policy context.
In South San Francisco the Southwood district, after a vote against admitting a Chinese family, heard at a church meeting that the area is not all Caucasian. About 200 attended the meeting called by 28 property owners who voted to admit Sing Sheng, a former Nationalist Army officer and airline mechanic. Signs of tension appeared as attendees accused neighbors, while Sheng described himself as a half Hawaiian and a disabled war veteran who bought his home in 1946. The meeting closed without resolution, amid calls for apologies and visible divides over the Sheng family’s residence.
Senator Frank Carlson said General Eisenhower likely to return home to discuss political issues and attend the Republican national convention in July after a North Carolina meeting with Eisenhower supporters. He cited North Atlantic Council hints of a European army easing his return and listed Eisenhower’s aims including lasting peace and a strong anti communism policy.
Cable cars trolleys and buses resumed service after a city strike that paralyzed public transit for days. About 250,000 downtown travelers walked or rode to work as injunctions forced pickets off lines. AFL Car Union members approved a settlement negotiated with city officials after Judge Wollenberg's orders.
Albert Ravenholt, veteran correspondent for the Chicago Daily News and former Milreste University researcher, arrives at the University of Kansas to start a five day series on Far Eastern affairs. He will speak on Hong Kong, the Philippines, and related topics, addressing political science, anthropology, journalism, and history with students and faculty.
St Petersburg, Feb 23 The Yankees face a major question as Mickey Mantle’s right knee, still fragile after last fall, delays his spring training readiness. Doctors Pennett and Sitney monitor the injury while Mantle undergoes cautious rehab. Club officials fear losing their star if the knee falters again before the season begins.
The City Planning Commission will meet at 7:20 PM to hear the Webster request and zoning for Lots 151 and 158 in Block 53 West Tanerenens. Burns Meade and others may attend. meeting at the stated time and place. Also reported a fire destroyed the Gily Market on Main Street with $42,000 damage. The Earth is about 93,004,080 miles from the Sun.
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