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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1948
Page
6
A dispatch from Belgrade reports rising tension as Yugoslavia's Tito regime faces criticism amid Cominform pressure. The piece contrasts political commentary with reader questions on manners, social conduct, and introductions, linking national turmoil to everyday etiquette debates.
Kerr and Smith led in Oklahoma's primary race as Rep Russ Ridley and other nominees pursued a November general election. Kerr, speaker at a national convention, drew nearly four percent of his party's total. Smith, Oklahoma City attorney and former Townsend mission officer, lost to Kerr in the governor race. Senate seat opened by Sen E H Moore's retirement with nominees Mike Menrones, W Lot, Stigler, Carl Albert, Toby Morris, and George H B Schwabe vying. Rep Treston Peden trailed in the seventh district contest.
Tulsa police reported a slain woman Ruth Norton had a premonition of death before a savage attack last week. Investigators traced possible suspects while detailing the victim’s clothing preferences and the assault on another woman and two girls. Detectives Wesley and Thomas led the inquiry with statements from Mrs Cole and others as searches continued.
Reports from Prague describe large scale anti communist demonstrations by the Sokol congress seen as a surge of anti Stalinist sentiment in Czechoslovakia. The event is linked to wider communist crises in Yugoslavia and Finland, signaling Kremlin troubles in satellite states.
London conference figures outline plan to place Ruhr and related assets under international authority. Proposals assign zones to United States, Britain, France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg with a German federation to govern western territories. Key sites include Moselle region and major hydroelectric stations. transfers affect petroleum, natural gas, and other resources.
James R. Collins of the Lawrence police will attend a ten day Red Cross aquatic school at a Lake of the Ozarks camp near Kaiser Missouri from August 21 to 31. He will study first aid and accident prevention as the Douglas county Red Cross chapter and the police department sponsor his training.
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