23 Jul 1948
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1948
Page
1
General Clay announces a massive reinforcement and extended air lift to Berlin through Atlantic routes via Azores and Frankfurt, aiming to supply the city through winter. Three B-29s deployed for globe spanning scouting flights depart Washington, with optimism for a peaceful resolution and continued aid to Berlin.
Plans for a fall craft class for adults with instruction in silver, leather, ceramics and beadwork ended after several months of regular sessions at the Community Building last night. Fifteen persons enrolled in the class through the entire session.
The stock index averages 69.7 with a 0.2 uptick. Announcement credits W. P. Lambertson for G emor on WIBW Sunday at 12 30 p m. An advertisement lists Acme Dry Cleaning 997 Discount and Cash and Carry at 1111 Mass Ph 646.
Soviet and American airlifts surge into Tempelhof as British and Russian planes clash in the Berlin corridor. RAF Yorks report near misses with Yak fighters while U S air forces deliver fuel and food. two American MPs released after mistaken entry into the Soviet zone.
Washington reports price indices show living costs 2 percent rise amid inflation fears. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes the CPI reached 171.7 of 1915-30 averages in large cities, with White House naming Paul A. Porter to assist anti inflation efforts as Congress prepares new legislation. The index remains well above wartime levels and climbs since postwar. The report also references a wartime price administration official and a probe into a former Capone era case amid custody issues.
Mernam Ban died when he entered Lake Quivira and drowned three minutes later. He had lived previously in Wameno Kansas. Authorities reported the incident occurred near the lake shoreline and the victim was identified as a local resident.
Tom Scott, former University of Kansas halfback, signed a one year professional football contract with the Los Angeles Rams in the National Football League. He plans to fly Monday and report in Los Angeles Tuesday, with reported terms near 80 thousand dollars plus a bonus. Scott expects to return to enroll for the second semester at Kansas after the season. Mrs. Scott will stay in Lawrence briefly before joining him in California.
In France Andre Mane health issues noted as a candidate for prime minister with formal acceptance to form a new government. Marie, a radical socialist, telephoned the president to confirm nomination and seek National Assembly approval Saturday afternoon.
Flooding along the Neosho River threatens Iola Chanute and nearby towns with rising water. Iola faces power and water supply constraints though some emergency restoration may occur by nightfall. Communities from Independence to Chanute brace for higher levels as dikes fail and evacuations continue.
Phiade pha July 1 Henry Wallace declares he will not renounce supporters from any group and rejects denouncing the Communist backing. Wallace arrives amid cheering as delegates plan nominating speeches with Fred Stever of Hampton Iowa to deliver the nominating address. The Wallace Taylor ticket aims to cross party lines in a bid to match La Follette Wheeler era votes with estimates from four to five million in potential total.
New Haven July 23 A man who identified himself as Stephen J Supina surrendered today in the New Haven Register newsroom saying he had dropped a missile near the United Nations headquarters at Lake Success He asked to be sent back to finish his fight for world peace Detectives will handle extradition while Nassau detectives plan to charge him with illegal possession of explosives The visitor said two officers would accompany him to Lake Success if he waives extradition
The state highway department reports numerous Kansas routes shut today due to floodwaters. Detours run along major corridors near Topeka, and closures span regions including Solomon, Abilene, Chapman, Lar, Chanute, Ottawa, and Pomona with diversions south of Junction City and east of Emporia.
Figures released today by the county clerk show Douglas County bond debt rising sharply during the year. The increase is largely due to road and sewer projects funded by new bonds. The report notes specific allocations for street paving, parks, storm sewers, airport improvements, and waterworks, with total debt reaching several million dollars.
North winds ease the two week rain cycle with Kaw and Wakarusa rivers dropping. Overbank水 receded along lowland, with most floodwater gone by Thursday. Residents reported cooler, dry weather and a return of near pleasant temperatures as Weather Observer Posey noted mid 60s. The Journal-World urges readers to order mail subscriptions during summer breaks.
Topeka July 28 forecast from Meteorologist Flora notes fair weather through Saturday with a chance of showers in western Kansas tonight. Dry air returns after a humid spell, with Chanute recording the state’s highest temperature and Phillipsburg and Hill City the lowest overnight readings.
A tense meeting occurred as Dewey and Eisenhower discussed European affairs and military policy at an unexpected conference. Dewey sought Eisenhower's views on the central European crisis, with Governor Dewey's aide present and reports noting careful diplomacy between the two leaders.
Readers describe a Fifth Concert where students from Western University presented a diverse program. The evening featured orchestral works, operatic airs, and solo performances, with several young artists receiving praise for senior-level polish and range.
Laverne residents may register tonight until 10 PM at city hall to vote in the August 2 primary. City Clerk Marell Fisher notes registrations near 500 with many new residents, and plans for twelve election boards at polls open 7 AM to 7 PM. Absentee ballots available for those away, with ballots dispatched early August 3 to townships and precincts.
One man was slightly injured and two cars and a motorcycle damaged in a crash at 81 Massachusetts Street at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Jack Grege, 22, of Rhode Island Street suffered a minor leg injury when his motorcycle collided with a van driven by H W Macgruder of Rhode Island Street who was turning into a parking spot. The motorcycle bounced into a Ford owned by Darrell Houk parked at the curb. Grege was charged with passing on the wrong side by Patrolman Chester Foster.
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