Utah to Toughen Prison Rules After Riot Hostage Siege
In Mountain, Utah, authorities announce a strict new policy after 22 convicts seized hostages at the state prison for seven hours, prompting Gov. Lee and Acting Chair King Haslam to demand harsher discipline and a 300 day cell confinement for riot participants. Prison officials say the plan targets all inmates for potential punishment to restore order.
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Engle Attacks Government in Farm Water Suit
Representative Clair Engle blasts the federal suit targeting 16 000 Santa Margarita river landowners urging hearings in Fallbrook to gauge local opinion. He denounces the attorney general’s office and warns of a dust bowl risk if Camp Pendleton loses water while farmers protest the move.
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Sanitarium Opens House At New Site Hayward
Mrs Catherine Palmiter owner manager of Palmiter Sanitarium announces an open house Sunday to celebrate acquiring the Friedelyn sanitarium property at 1659 D Street Seventh Hayward. Visiting hours are 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm with bed facilities for 14 patients in two cottages and ambulatory or aged guests. Palmiter, a registered nurse, will manage aided by her husband Alfred and Jerome Crawford. Public may inspect facilities and meet trained staff during open house.
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Mary Vlahos Heads Queen List in San Leandro
Mary Vlahos, aat the San Leandro post office, remains the top vote getter in the Community Pair queen contest. She holds 15,260 votes as the field tightens with Jean McWillians rising to second at 10,350, Leta Jane Mendonca third with 9,690, and Paula Jensen fourth with 9,190.
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Douglas Says He Won't Run for President in 1942
Sen. Paul H. Douglas of Illinois reiterated he will not seek the presidency in 1942 and asked Oregon organizers to withdraw petitions to nominate him. He telegraphed Ira Henry Jones of Portland urging removal of Democratic nominating petitions before they are filed, noting withdrawal would be impossible if filed in open primaries next spring.
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