VA to build five atomic age hospitals in major cities
Washington plans call for two large general medical centers in Cleveland and San Francisco plus a 580 bed facility in Washington. Los Angeles and Los Angeles will host 1000 bed neuropsychiatric units, with a Cleveland dual site 2500 and 1000 beds. Bid dates set through 1954 after civil defense features added.
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San Francisco
Theational Security Resources Board
Los Angeles
Civil Defense Administration
Cleveland Hospital
General Medical Hospital
Washippton Hospital
Cleveland General Medical Hospital
Los Angeles Hospital
Senate Approves California Vet Loan Bond Issue
The California Senate approved a 150 million bond issue to fund loans for veterans seeking farms or homes. A companion bill passed earlier sets loan limits of up to 8500 for homes and 13500 for farms for qualified veterans, extending the state’s veteran loan program.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
California
Accountant Called It in Cohen Case
In Los Angeles the former accountant of Mickey Cohen will testify in the gambler's income tax evasion trial. Federal prosecutors expect to wrap their case this week as Cohen and his wife Lavonne face charges of failing to pay about 156000 in taxes. Witnesses include James Steiner and Morrie Brownstein, with prosecutors challenging Cohen's claim that his income was small between 1946 and 1949 and that he borrowed from friends for living expenses.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Rink
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Cohen
Harry
Haoky) Rothman
Arthur’ G. Hudkins
Benjatoin
Bugsy) Siegel
San Francisco
Jake Coplin
Coplin
David
Pambler
Alex Coplin
Alvin B. Snow
George G. Merton
Coplin's
Ountant
Alfred V. Martin
Bant
Geibier
Superior Court
Harold Ostrey
Blegel
Nothman
Hudking
U.S
Ben Harrison
Supcort
Bill Would Relax State Lobbyist Law
The California Senate approved an amended bill to relax lobbyist disclosures. It would require lobbyists to publish expense statements in legislative journals during a regular session and once in a budget session, replacing the current rule of recording expenses over twenty five dollars in each unit, a move aimed at trimming printing costs by about thirty thousand dollars.
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State Senate
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Cheyserville
Abshire
Saile
34-Foot Yaw Battered By Pacific
The 34-foot yawl Typee, captained by Richard A. Dole of Hawaii, suffered a mugging detour across the North Pacific from Honolulu toward Los Angeles. A rogue wave and a broken compass disabled radio and steering, forcing a stop in San Francisco as the crew plans to resume toward Hawaii and a return race in July or 195).
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Richard A. Dole
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Los Angeles
California
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Dole
Hawaii
MacDonald Carey Named Father of the Year
Hollywood report says actor MacDonald Carey was chosen as Father of the Year by the Los Angeles Downtown Business Men's Association. Carey, father of three including daughters Lyn and Talisa and son Stevens, will attend a Saturday ceremony and accept the honor.
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Carey
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385000 Will Lose Draft Deferments Under New Law
Congressional experts say up to 480000 state registrants will lose deferments under a new draft law soon to be signed by President Truman. Dependency only for wives is barred, causing many to be re classified 1 A or 4 F while others may keep deferments through essential war jobs. The bill also lowers induction age to 19 and tightens physical standards, with war call projections suggesting longer, larger drafts in coming months.
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Washington
Truman
Ian
Capitol Hill
Lowver
Escape fugitives flee facility. six escapees pursued
SPADRA reports six dangerous fugitives escaped a narcotic addled institution and feeble minded unit on a Sunday night. One, David Lamare aged 20, was captured by La Dimas sheriff without resistance. The remaining five teens wore blue denim shirts and trousers as they fled. latest reports say they are still at large.
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Aly
David Lamare
la Dimas Sibstation
Ynglerday
Legal Notice Non-Responsible Wotict Response Message
A fragmented legal notice references responsibility related to an unspecified entity named Black and a confusing phrase about severity and misdeeds. It mentions a date-like string and garbled terms that do not clarify a concrete action, authority, place, or deadline.
Four Girls Accused of Shoplifting in Denver
Four Chicago women, Louise Taylor 22 Zelma Brooks 22 Rosalie Shotnets 20 and Alice Williams, faced charges in Denver after authorities alleged they stole about 18 000 dollars worth of clothing from Allman department stores. Police said they traveled to Chicago for the alleged shoplifting ring and shipped boxes of merchandise from the city. They will appear before probation officers on June 37. capt Ravel warned of possible additional charges if probation is denied.
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Chicago
Allman's
Chicaro
Louise Taylor
Zelma Brooks
Rosalie
Shotnets
Alice Williams
Wress Suvp Perry
Ravel
Werner
Ving
Chilengo
Raedal
Reunion After 20 Years For Marine Named Hotecker
In Seattle a Marine named Hotecker reunited with his mother Anne Deland after nearly two decades separated by a 1930s Washington DC divorce. A Navy family story of mistaken identity and war era tracing, aided by a Marine Corps list, led to the emotional meeting. Deland, now married to a Navy man, prepared a homecoming dinner as the son arrived from Camp Lejeune.
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Seattle
Wash
Mario
William Tarvey Moe
Will H
Hotecker
Anne Deland Af Keattle
Ava
Mating Corps
Camp LeJeune
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Jim
Deland
Holacker
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Assembly panel backs revenue bond for highways plan
An Assembly Ways and Means committee in Los Angeles approved a 66 million dollar revenue bond plan to prebuy rights of way for future highway construction. The funds would be repaid from future highway revenues, enabling quicker project starts.
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Aauramento
Assembly
Wilyman
Laurin
Walters
Los Angeles
The
Ways and Means Comittee
Reunites
Missing person clue echoes in old newspaper columns
Columns from Washington and Leveland papers reveal a fragment where a speaker recalls believing someone was alive and would someday read an Advertisement. The quote hints at a hopeful connection across papers, though context and specifics are limited in the readable text.
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