Excluders of Chinese Neighbors Assailed
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 19 AP The South San Francisco City Council unanimously condemned white tract residents who voted against admitting a Chinese family Ling Sheng his wife and 2 year old son. A reversal campaign followed the 174 28 ballot. Sheng an airline mechanic and former Nationalist officer paid 2950 on a 12600 home. Public and press reaction drew Manila Hong Kong editors and groups including the Committee for Free Asia and California State Senator. The incident sparked varied views on democracy and American reputation abroad. Your Storys Told Daily to over 300000 readers with Classified ad in the Press Telegram. Phone 69066.
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New A Test Hints At Cheaper Atomic Bomb
Washington February 19 AP experts say the United States may test bargain A bombs that retain full power with less explosive material. Officials from AEC and the Defense Department offered no definitive details about new tests at Eniwetok or the nature of the weapons. The idea is to gain greater explosive efficiency using smaller bombs based on lessons from last fall’s Nevada tests and prior Eniwetok成果.
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Moves Residence Of Huth Scobee In Garment Trade
Huth D. Scobee, long in the garment specialty business at 115 Pine Ave, has moved residence after twelve years from 345 BE 0th St to 111108 Dolan St Downey.
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Political Roundup Earl Long Regime Faces Test Today
Louisiana voters decide whether Gov Earl Long keeps power backing his hand picked candidate Carlos Spaht in a Democratic primary runoff against Appellate Judge Robert Kennon. Nationally Gen Douglas MacArthur Harold Stassen and Dwight Eisenhower enter Pennsylvania Republican primary. Taft maps strategy re Oregon and Washington delegates. Kefauver criticizes Truman. Stassen touts farm policy in Wisconsin Fort Atkinson.
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Two L A Babysitters Held After Child Dies
Los Angeles police booked Janet Wise and her daughter Barbara Thompson on suspicion of mistreating a minor after a month old child left in their care died under unexplained circumstances. The boy Jimmy Munoz was reported ill yesterday. Dr William Heck examined him and then alerted police.
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Hoover Urges Six Federal Reforms to Cut Patronage
Washington February 16 AP Former President Herbert Hoover leads the Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report in pushing six major reform proposals. A key measure would strip patronage from many federal jobs and advance competent personnel in government. Other ideas call for a unified medical administration within the VA and armed services, consolidation of veterans insurance and GI training programs, interior control of VA hospital construction, merging Army Engineers with the Bureau of Reclamation, and a depoliticized post office with local postmasters and rural carriers chosen on merit. Rep. Clarence Brown accuses President Truman of stalling the Hoover commission's plans, noting none have yet reached Congress.
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Highway Landscaping Out if Signs Allowed
State Division official Frank C. Balfour told the County Regional Planning Commission that sign and billboard rules hinge on a 500 foot setback. He said landscaping criteria may be enforced only if billboards are barred within that distance.
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