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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1956
Page
4
National Farm Safety Week runs July 22 to 28 with Douglas County 4-H members promoting safety at home and on farms. Fourteen clubs across the county have conducted hazard checks and hosted safety programs while displaying booths at the county fair.
Zim mans sold the Snack Shop at 200 E Seventh St and the residence at 203 E Seventh St to Mr and Mrs Stanley Swartzman of Beloit. The Swartzmans take over Monday and plan a name change. Zimmerman expressed thanks to customers as he exits after about ten years of operation.
The first post graduate seminar in the ten year history of the annual steelworkers institutes began Sunday at Kansas University with seven persons enrolled. Ninety two steelworkers representing labor and management attend basic and advanced courses. The seven have completed both courses and attend lectures two hours daily this week while reading on man culture and society and related topics. John McCollum of Chicago University leads the seminar.
International note reports Franco of Spain warning that Soviet policy under Khrushchev poses a long term danger and that attacks on Stalin reflect tactical changes, not new objectives. He wrote to editor Harry F Byrd Jr., defending stability and criticizing right to work measures as backward for labor relations. Docking, a Kansas Democrat, denounces any right to work bill as incompatible with modern collective bargaining and urges voters to oppose it.
Prime Minister Eden and Foreign Secretary Lloyd announced plans to visit the Soviet Union in May. They expect to depart May 5 for a ten day trip. The U.S. Geological Survey reports about 1,000 new maps published annually.
In Rubiera, Italy, a town stream erupted with visible flames forcing residents to evacuate. The blaze damaged one house and a small machine, with authorities assessing the unusual incident and potential risks to nearby structures.
Police described a real fire sweeping a shop and nearby stream as an Italian moonshiner operation producing illegal alcohol. Mexican production values reached $42,400,000 worth of silver in 1958, with related fire incidents tied to illicit activity and extensive damage noted.
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