Nieman Fellowships For Journalists Announced
Cambridge Mass Nieman Fellowships were awarded to 12 American newspaper men and Associate Fellowships to three foreign reporters for one year of study at Harvard funded by the Agnes Wahl Nieman fund. The 15th annual group includes Arthur C Barschdorf Keyes Beech Robert B Frazier William Gordon Donald B Janson Robert E Lee Calvin W Mayne Melvin Mencher Watson Sins William Steif John Strohmeyer Kenneth B Wilson. Associate fellows J H Flower Robert Nielsen Ross C Say ers.
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Sea Water It May Irrigate Our Pastures
The Senate unanimously approved a five year research program to study turning seawater into usable irrigation and industrial water. The measure authorizes up to 500000 in direct spending and up to 2000000 in research contracts, with the House to consider Senate amendments. Senator Francis Case notes rising water use and western shortages affecting growth and industry.
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Vet Loans and School Issues Dominate California Ballot
Sacramento reports that a veterans farm and home loan measure a public school funding proposal and a non profit school property tax exemption referendum headline the November 4 ballot. Secretary of State Frank M. Dovdan released the official list of 23 constitutional amendments initiatives and referendums. The school initiative could cost over 60 million dollars yearly. A previous non profit school tax exemption bill needs voter approval to become law. A second constitutional measure seeks funds for schoolhouse construction via an extra bond. Gov. Earl Warren plans a special session in August to consider a new school construction bond if needed.
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Radioactive Salmon Safe at Hanford Works
In Hanford Washington researchers hatch and raise about 25000 salmon yearly at the atomic energy facility to study radioactivity effects. They note a person would need to eat around 100 pounds of salmon at one sitting to detect any noticeable radioactivity.
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Men Save U S 2 000 000 Reward for San Francisco mint device
In a Senate vote the treasury approved $10,000 for each of Joseph W. Leal and William J. Kruse, mint employees who invented a conversion unit saving the government about $2,000,000 by doubling coin press output in 1945. The device cost $125 and reduced needs for new presses.
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Miss Maxine Linnell Hosts Bride-elect Shower
Miss Maxine Linnell feted bride-elect Miss Eunice Annerbery, who will marry James Garett at Maynard Methodist Church. Party at the Charles Aylin home 1269 Sunset Boulevard featured swimming in the Aylin pool, opened gifts, and served refreshments with an inscribed vase. Attendees included Misses Groppe Jan Lewis Anita McCord Barbara Nelson Dawn Staten and Mmnes, plus Gaynl Adair R A Anderberg and Mr Garett.
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Navy Mothers Club to Meet Tonight in Oakland Temple
Navy Mothers club 13 will meet tonight at 8 p.m. in the Madison street temple, Oakland. Commander Ida Clark attends the Navy Mothers convention and will be replaced by Acting Commander Luella Weis. Mrs. Weis will call for reports from the acting assistant adjutant Belly Rathbun and the ways and means committee headed for the summer by Irene Chaquette. Club members Lida Jensen Elizabeth Thau Christine Brune and Ann Fraser accompany Commander Glack to the convention in Toledo Ohio.
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Truman panel calls repeal of Buy American acts and boosts imports
A five man commission led by William Paley urged repeal of the Buy American act and similar laws to curb foreign procurement. The report says current tariffs and restrictions hinder recovery, material costs rise, and imports may need to reach about one fifth to one quarter of demand to meet growing needs through 23 years. It calls for synthetic fuels study, expansion of hydroelectric capacity, St. Lawrence seaway development, and tighter timber conservation with potential federal rules after five years.
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Negro honored in Massachusetts Congregational role
Newbury Mass D Jurbany and D Steele of West Newbury become the first Black moderator of a Massachusetts Congregational church association. Steele served as moderator for the 123rd annual Essex North association meeting of Congregational churches.
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