Krug Warns Nations Resources Are Not Unlimited
Secretary of the Interior J A Krug urges full utilization of remaining resources for military and economic security. He cites fuel mineral power and food needs, warns of terrain erosion, and calls for expanded hydrocarbon and coal output, irrigation, stockpiling substitutes, and rapid energy expansion to meet a growing population.
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U.P
America
J. A. Krug
Krug
Industria
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Paso
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Soft Coal Tie up Feared in Spring
Washington reports John J. Lewis warns of a possible nationwide soft coal strike by spring. He hints using the $50 million welfare fund to start miner benefits, including $100 monthly pensions for those 60 or older, a plan trustees have not approved.
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Fuel Conscous
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Lewis
United. Mine ‘Workers’ Union
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Wiehief
Ezra van Horn
Thomas Murray
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Lost Gold Mine Believed Found
A mining engineer in Phoenix believes he may have found the legendary Jost Dutchman gold mine after panning gravel near the Superstition Mountains. P. J. Cutting, who runs a gold dredge north of Anchorage, Alaska, found gold dust on vacation and plans further exploration at the Denver mining convention.
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Phoenix
Dutchman
Anchorage
Alaska
Julian King
Denver
Cole
King
Hunt Foods declares regular quarterly dividends
Hunt Foods, Inc. announces dividends: 12% cents a share on 5 percent preference stock payable March 1 to holders of record February 16, and 25 cents a share on common stock payable February 29 to holders of record February 16.
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Los Angeles
Hunt Foods, Inc
Queen Sees Indonesia Contribution To Recovery
Queen Wilhelmina asserts a united Indonesia will aid the Marshall Plan, stating colonialism is dead and Indonesia can help Europe and America with goods and materials. She notes a new federal interim Indonesian government under Dutch sponsorship and calls the 70 million democracy group a key ally amid postwar unrest and the Renville truce.
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East Indies
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Indonesia
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Republic
Java
Sumatra
Wage Rate Cut Sought by Ship Operators at Hearing
New York February 3. Atlantic and Gulf Coast ship operators urged the U S Maritime Commission to lower wage rates and costs on government subsidized merchant vessels. Union officials opposed. Operators cited shipping boom. the 1937 minimum wage of 72 50 a month was urged to stand. New contracts set a base rate of 191 99 monthly for able seamen.
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U.S. Maritime Commission
Francis 8. Walker
Commission
M. Hedley Stone
National Maritime Union
Maritime Commission
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Committee of
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Gulf Coast
N.M. U
Shorter Charter Urged for State
A California legislative subcommittee studied a proposal to reduce 80 pages of the state Constitution to two. Louis H. Burke backed the two page model, saying the current document is the longest and most complex in the nation. Angeleno County Supervisor William A. Smith cautioned that drastic cuts could trigger more lawsuits.
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Los Angeles
Tech
California
Louis H.burke
Burka
Angalen
William A. Smith
Jonzer
Spreckels to Pay Mate $25,000 Plus
Los Angeles February 3. Mrs Tou Dell Spreckles files an amended suit for divorce on cruelty grounds. She and John D Spreckles Jr settle property terms with $25,000 cash to be held in a bank plus an additional sum agreed by both sides. Attorney S S Hahn handling the case.
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Los Angeles
John .D. Spreckles Jit
Tou Dell Spreckles
Spreckles
Hahn, Soti
Johnston Rechosen President of Motion Picture Producers
Hollywood February 3. Eric Johnston has been reelected president of the Association of Motion Picture Producers. The election was conducted yesterday by the board of directors who named Y Frank Freeman as chairman.
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Hollywood
Eric Johnston
Association of Motion Plate Producers
Y. Prank Freeman
N Y Buenos Aires Ship Run Resumed
The 20 614 ton Aygenaina docked with 519 passengers marking the first big passenger liner to reach Buenos Aires since the war. President Juan D Peron and other Argentine leaders will lunch aboard tomorrow to celebrate the resumption of service. The companion ships Brazil and Uruguay will soon join the run.
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Buenos Aires
Moore McCormack
New York
Juan D. Peron
Brazil
Uruguay
Southern Demos Consider Dixie Convention Over Civil Rights
Southern Democrats discussed calling a Dixie convention to split from Truman over civil rights. They debated appointing southern electors or a presidential candidate, with aims to withhold electoral votes and force a southern compromise while Congress acts on civil rights.
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Truman
Sathanine Anna
Mr. Truman
Tal-lahassee
Purday
Conleress
Sen
Eastland
D.-Miss
Ssoutius
Meetiman
Congress
Joint
Congressional Committee
Justice Department
District of Columbia
Grant Atalchood
Hawaii
Alaski
Chennault Denies Angling for Air Post
Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault denied he sought any post for himself when he proposed the United States appoint the best available air technician to assist China in aerial warfare against the Communists. He also urged sending Lieut. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer to China as an adviser to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and said the US should provide the top American technician again at China's request.
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Air Post
Shanghai
Claire L. Chennault
American Flying Tigers
United States
China
Ney Jn
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Chiang
Torturer Sentenced for Atrocities in Camp Deaths
In Yokohama Lt. Ryohel Tanaka, former prison camp commander, was sentenced to 25 years at hard labor for atrocities that contributed to the deaths of at least 28 Americans.
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Yokohama
Ryohel Tanaka
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