Governor War ren signs 1948 49 budget in California
Governor Earl Warren signed the 1948 49 budget totaling 903 million dollars and approved 36 million in special and deficiency appropriations. He announced cuts of more than 336 million across the budget and special funds to balance finances. He trimmed aid to schools and university allocations and eliminated a 250 thousand emergency tire suppression fund as rains alleviated need. He also removed a 25 thousand dollar office of the Attorney General lobbying appropriation in Washington.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Warren
University of California
Los Angeles
Los Angeles State College
Wilfren
State Forestry Department
Fred N Howser
Washington
Idelands
U S Charges Russ Kidnap Germans in Berlin
The American Military Government reports Germans missing in Berlin Western sectors accused of being kidnapped or illegally arrested by Russians. Some are said held in camps including Sachenhausen and Buchenwald, formerly Nazi camps now cited in the case.
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Berlin
Germany
Sachenhaussen
Bochenwald
Long Beach Land Purchase Near Airport Sparks Debate
City officials announce a purchase of land adjacent to an airfield, prompting discussion over future development and potential impact on traffic and safety. Officials emphasize municipal benefits while residents seek clarity on zoning and access.
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Long Beach
Contents listing for the paper sections
A fragmented index lists where to find each section in the issue. It references comics editorial markets sports theaters poetry and various page designations across sections A and B with several specific page numbers.
Unmarried Mothers Tell of Baby Sales
Two middle aged women were arrested on charges tied to a baby sale ring in Los Angeles as police uncovered a market in which unwed mothers exchanged infants for up to 1000 dollars. District Attorney William E. Simpson said six babies were traced and dozens more investigated as buyers could pursue adoption to keep the children.
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OS Angeles
U.P
Seernarchies
Chaplin
Samaritan
Cing
Drucker
William E. Simpson
John Barnes
Simonon
District Attorney
Virginia Martin
Inglewood
Fleft
Glendale Siapital
Substitute Found for Radium in Fighting Cancer
Chairman David E. Lilienthal of the Atomic Energy Commission announced a new nearly costless radioactive substitute for radium in cancer treatment. The method uses cobalt that becomes radioactive quickly and can be fashioned into tubes or instruments. tested later, it is expected to be as effective as radium. Oak Ridge, Tennessee, supplied the radioactive cobalt for a short trial period.
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Washington
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Truman
Commission
Gnel Cal
Oak [Ridge
Kenthal
Judge Bans Coal Strike for 80 Days
In Washington on April 21 A P reports Justice Goldsborough issued a Taft Hartley injunction halting the nationwide coal strike for 80 days. The order bars continuation or resumption while court review of the miners pension plan proceeds.
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Washington
A.P
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Ezra van Horn
Trustes
Miners Welfare Fund
Sion
Lewis
Sen
Styles Bridges
Rm, H
U. S. District Court
Valinty
Lewis and Bridges
Martin
R.-Mass
Welfare Fund
van Horn
United Mine Workers
U. WM. W
Coldsborough
Taft-Hartley
Five Injured as Santa Fe Derailment Near Mojave Desert
Los Angeles reports five people injured when the Santa Fe Grand Canyon Limited derailed in the Mojave Desert near the Aarne Ot sector. One passenger and four employees were aboard. a relief train rushed to the scene to bring passengers to Los Angeles. Tokyo noted a brake issue and a jammed switch blamed for the wreck. Air Force search teams tracked a B-29 related to the incident, with the bomber diverted from Guam.
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Los Angeles
al Hanis
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Mojave
Aarne Ot
i _ i Santa Fe
Tokyo
Western Pacific
U. S
Air Force
Peanenger
Alva Graves
Modesto
Guam
Baratow
Farallon
Thief Vanishes Likely Bound for Butcher Shop
FASADENA April 21 police report an unsolved case of a young thief who vanished with a purse. Authorities say the suspect remains at large and is under charge.
Russia West Tensions Rise Over Germany and Austria
London reports sharpened disputes with western powers over Germany and Austria. A Tass dispatch cites a Russian accusation concerning a fatal Berlin air crash, while Britain seeks full compensation. In Vienna, US and Russian blame each other after a clash in the American zone. Russia halts inland water traffic. barge captains seek new papers at Berlin.
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London
Germany
Austria
Tass Pispafen
Russian Conniston
Berlin
Ernest Bevin
House of Commona
Britain
Vienna
United States
Russia
U.S
Wittenberg
Elbe
W. T. Babcock
Ananias
France
Italy Sees Christian Democrats Likely to Form Gov After Vote
Official returns show Christian Democrats leading in both chambers with about 48.7 percent in the Chamber and 47.9 percent in the Senate. The Communist led Popular Front trails, while anti Communist Socialists and others hold smaller shares. A Communist shift on U.S. aid appears possible as Labor leaders hint at a stand independent of Moscow.
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Christian Democrats
Pariament
Giuseppe di Vittoria
General Confederation of Labor
Moscow
Chamber of Deputies
Christian- Democrats
Popular Front
Senate
Alcide de Grsperl
Paties
Italy
U S to Demand Crackdown on Holy Land War
The United States said it would urge the United Nations Security Council to back a truce and create a U N truce commission. Warren R Austin prepared to seek an early council meeting on enforcing the cease fire as Jews and Arabs refuse to carry it out. Lovett said Washington urged Britain to delay troop withdrawals from Palestine as part of talks on the situation.
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Counci
Washington
Lovett
United States
Britain
Palestine
Gunman shoots Walter Reuther in Detroit kitchen
Detroit AP reports the attempt on United Auto Workers president Walter Reuther left him gravely wounded but alive. Police hunted a gunman seen fleeing in a red sedan after a sawn off shotgun blast through a kitchen window. A $100000 reward was posted, witnesses noted a lone male approached on foot before fleeing.
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Detroit
D. SO
United Auto Workers Today
Walter P. Regthay
Lundhed
Jon
Reuther
Auto Workers
Harry 5
Toy
Jn Department
Irs
Gwen Martinson
C. I. O. United Auto Workers
Mike Martinson
James N. McNally
Jacke Harvill
Atlanta Matron Killed By Her Own Car
Mrs Logos I Threlkeld of Atlanta was fatally struck by her running automobile after she exited a taxi to reach the glove compartment. Police said she stepped on the starter and accelerator as the car spun in a circle, then ran over her on the street and stalled against a curb.
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Atlanta
Logos I. Threlkeld
Mark Cortey
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