U S Ed Expediting California School Plans Amid Shortages
The Office of Education says 85 percent of California elementary and secondary construction allocations are approved. Of over 1000 applications since steel and copper rationing began, 160 remain pending, with most starts slated for early 1952. Gymnasiums and auditoriums likely delayed while copper tightens.
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Washington
Office of Education
California
S&s. L
Simonian
T. L. Roswell
Direc
Tor
Rosswell
District of Columbia
Roswell
Gas Blows Up Home Killing Two In Philadelphia
Fumes from a leaking gas main exploded into flame in a South Philadelphia home early today. Vincent Matorino and his infant daughter Linds died as their home burned. Mrs Matorino and their 6 year old son were injured leaping to safety. Neighbor Albert Izzi died of a heart attack trying to help.
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Philadelphia
Vincent Matorino
Linds
Sarah Matorino
Vincent
Russia and U S clash over atomic ban controls
In Paris talks on disarmament the United States rejects a good faith only ban on atomic bombs without effective international controls. Washington demands a functioning control system before an atomic ban. Western powers and the Soviet Union maintain deadlock as Moscow presses for unconditional prohibition and rapid one third cuts.
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Paris
United States
Washington
U. S
U. N
Soviet Union
Moscow
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Pair Seek $50,273 for Pier A Mishap
Marie C. and Fred J. Fielding filed a claim with the Harbor Commission seeking 50000 for personal injuries and 273 for damage to their car after their vehicle struck a pile of pipe on Pier A on September 29. The claim was referred to the city attorney.
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Pier A
Harbor Commission
Marie C
Fred J. Fielding
Soviet deserter seeks asylum in British zone of Germany
Nikolai Ivanovich Shutov, a 23 year old Soviet army sergeant, deserted from a rifle regiment at Gardelegen, East Germany, and crossed into West Germany after hearing Western broadcasts. He said political indoctrination was unacceptable and that living conditions in Soviet East Germany lagged behind Western Germany. He was conscripted three years ago and had worked as a tractor driver on a collective farm.
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Bon
Germany
Nikolai Ivanovich Shutov
Gardelegen
Wester
Shutov
East Germany
Russia
Stalin
Red Army
Four Air Crashes Death Total at 18
Eighteen people died in four air crashes involving three military planes and a private twin engine craft. Six servicemen and five civilians were injured. Crashes occurred in Denver and Reno, Nevada. Pensacola, Florida. and Evansville, Indiana. The B-29 at Lowry AFB, engine trouble cited. No ground fatalities reported.
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Sy Associates Press
Air Force
Denver
Cole
Reno
Nev
Lowry Air Force Base
Pens Cola
Fla
Escambia Bay
Miami
Pensacola
Corry Field
Army
Navy
Evansville
Ind
Tullahoma
Renn
Italy Flood Victims Get American Relief
Rome dispatch reports five tons of aid from the National Catholic Welfare Council arrived by ship for Italy flood victims. The supplies include clothing cocoa chocolate milk medicine and vitamins delivered as humanitarian relief.
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Rome
National Catholic Welfare Council
Blige
Italy
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Phyllis Tarre
Judy Walker
Mary Log Cahoon
Janet Greenlee
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