Big 3 to Seek UN Action Over Jordan River Canal
Western powers prepared to urge the U.N. Security Council to demand Israel halt work on a Jordan River canal project. Britain France and the United States reportedly crafted a framework to ease Arab demands and avoid friction while Syria protests the canal’s military and water implications.
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U.N. Security Council
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Isvani
Jordan River
L-nation Council
Syria
Israel
Middle East
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Ued
Derish May
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Abla
Syraa
Sore Seldemikh
Britain
France
United States
Punce
Dordait River
Thehebbe
Palestine
U. XN
U.N
Byles
Fafexuaid & Vzhis
Syriq
Tverm
Wetar
Sone Naservets
Walid
Heart Attack Claims UMW Official at Takoma Park
Philip W. Woods 45 of Takoma Park Maryland reported to be executive medical officer of the United Shoe Workers of America was found dead in his hotel room after a heart attack described in an official notice from the union.
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UMW
Philip W. Woods
Takoma Pitts, Md
United Shoe Worker's of America
San Geait
Itis
Loyalty Quiz Faced by 8 L.A. Teachers
Eight Los Angeles schoolteachers have been summoned for questioning next Wednesday by the Board of Education over their loyalty to the United States government. They are among 17 district employees labeled by Superintendent Alexander J. Stoddard as persons of doubtful loyalty and will be asked about Communist party membership with potential dismissal for refusal.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
United States
Alexsander J. Stoddard
Bruce Findlay
Convict Man in Triangle Killing Case Highlighted
James H. Cossman, athletic director at Santa Monica City College, was convicted in a triangle killing case. The defendant claimed self defense after a dispute with Hanier Canfield at a Culver City bar that left Muriel Canfield, 24, and her husband dead in a heated confrontation. Deputy jurors heard Canfield threaten to shoot and resist attempts to separate them.
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Muriel
Eailfiren
Hin
Canfield
King
Cossmai
Cenfield
Uttta
Prisoners 16 to 25 Labeled Toughest by Youth Authority Chief
Sacramento report quotes Youth Authority Director Hental Gy Stark stating that the hardest prisoners to manage are those aged between 16 and 25. The agency notes these youths pose significant challenges in the state’s prison system.
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Youth Authority
Sacramento
Ways Youth Authority Diretter
Hental Gy Stark
Weather Bureau funding cuts prompt reform proposals
A special advisory committee urged Secretary Weeks to decentralize Weather Bureau operations and fund modernization. They call for younger personnel, upgraded facilities, and stricter management. The report cites rising commitments and costs, with focus on improved youth facilities and parole supervision to reduce escapes and delays.
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Washington
W. A
French Solons Recess in Private Life Row
The French National Assembly paused to quell an uproar over a private life reference to Communist leader Maurin Thorez. Debate on the budget saw protests over a 35,000 franc monthly deputy secretary allowance, with Socialist Maurice Deizonne defending Thorez’s salary and opposing concubinage remarks. The chamber recessed after Demusois and Deizonne argued for calm, and the allowance was later approved.
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French National Assembly
Maurin Dhorez
National Assembly
Jeannetts
Thorn
Clezande
Antone Demusois
Deizonne
Demuscis
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