Soldiers' Homes to Get Increased VA Funding
The Veterans Administration announced a temporary increase in federal payments for state operated soldiers' homes. Twenty six states will share a 110 200 a year revenue boost and the per veteran aid rises from 300 to 500 dollars until June 30, 1951.
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Auto Liability Laws Stringent Explained at New Masonic Temple
Keith Ball of the California Department of Motor Vehicles outlined the Financial Responsibility Law taking effect July 1. Motorists injuring others or causing over $100 in damage must file an accident report within 60 days and post security. failures may trigger license suspension. The law, not compulsory insurance, aims to boost safety by making all drivers, even those with public liability coverage, file reports and face potential liability, with uninsured accidents potentially costing up to $11,000. Police will crack down on unlicensed drivers to improve highway safety.
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California Department of Motor Vehicles
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Sacramento
Ball
Tne
California
Mr. Thomas
Guam
NAVY
National Research Council
Department of Agricuture
Africa
Jennings
San Diego
Waterloo
Norfolk
United States
Saipan
Noble J. Johnson
Indiana
Man Slashes Self After Wife Is Slain
Kamloops B C June 4 A 61 year old retired railroad stenographer Kissel was charged today with the slaying of his 61 year old wife. He was in Kamloops Hospital with three slashes across his throat in a personal safety related incident. Condition listed as serious.
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Herbers. F. Kissel
Kamloops Hospital
Six Women Per Man In Germany Seeks Colorado Husband
An attractive 36 year old German typist Miss Teuber, living in Duesseldorf under the Control Commission, asked Gov. Knous to help find her an American husband in Colorado. She cites polygamy in Germany and says she was banished east by Poles and Russians. She is 1.72 meters tall, weighs 95 pounds, with blue grey eyes and dark hair, and wishes a healthy educated partner. Interested parties should contact Miss Teuber at 922A Heiligenhaus Bez, Buesseldorf 7, Huelsbreckerstrasse, Germany, Rhine Westphalia, British occupation zone.
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Buesseldorf
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N. Rhine Westphalia
Low Morals Will Kill Communism Says Chen Li
Chinese official Dr. Chen Li-fu told the Moral Rearmament conference in Los Angeles that communism will fail due to low morality. He spoke at a Hollywood Bowl program with the MRA revue The Good Road as part of a global gathering of more than 150 delegates from 23 countries. Leaders including Dr. Frank Buchman urged democracy as an answer to totalitarianism and aimed to spur democratic reforms in Germany and beyond.
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Bowron
Mine Union Pacts Near End
Salt Lake City June 4 The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers will end contracts with major western mining firms June 30. If contracts end the union itself may dissolve. Union officers refused to sign non Communist affidavits. Companies including Ken Detcott Copper Corny refused to bargain. A strike could trigger a bargaining election and the union would be barred from the ballot due to Taft Hartley violations.
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Maritime labor peace in balance amid longshore dispute
Two years of maritime labor peace hinge on the Waterfront Employers Association and Longshoremen talks. Seamen unions hold two year contracts, tanker operators and CIO seamen reach two year deals, dry cargo crews may follow. Labor action cooled by a federal cooling off period, while subsidy plans aim to boost shipbuilding and vessel purchases.
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Waterfront Employers Association
Bill Seems Assured to Let in Aliens
Washington June 4 The House Republican leaders gave high priority to a bill admitting 200,000 homeless Europeans over two years. With adjournment set for June 15 Majority Floor Leader Halleck said the measure will be called up for debate next week.
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Kids Enter Photo Contest For Long Beach Dog Show
Local youngsters up to 15 submit amateur dog pictures to Walker's Department Store by June 16. Cash prizes total 110 dollars plus free show tickets. winners announced June 18 in the Press Telegram as the Long Beach Dog Show runs June 18 and 20 at Municipal Auditorium.
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Snails Threaten Guam as U. S. Scientist Hunts Aid
In hearings on the Navy appropriation bill a U S Navy officer recounts a comic yet alarming snail problem in Guam. An American scientist is assigned to find a species to eat the giant African land snail threatening Guam's agriculture and Navy logistics.
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Guam
House
W. F. Jennings
Foreign Hand Seen in Strike
A New York judge claims a foreign government influenced the stock exchange strike marked by mass picketing disorders and arrests. Judge Frederick L Hacken burg told Special Sessions Court outsiders acted under compulsion from abroad to create turmoil for Moscow aligned headlines.
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Stock Exchange
Frederick L. Hackenburg
Special Sessions Court
Financial District
United States
Moscow
Wall Street
Harvest Near Peak in San Diego County
San Diego County crops will reach peak harvest this month with strong production prospects and stable prices, announced County Agricultural Commissioner Dean F. Falmer.
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San Diego County
Dean F. Falmer
China Reds Push to Noted Shrine
Nanking June 4 2 Advance units of Chinese Communists pushing into Shantung Province have reached the birthplace of Confucius at Chufou. Government planes tried to disperse Communists around Tsinan as Meeky is reported surrounded by hundreds of thousands. Air tickets to Tsingtag are blackmarketed at high prices. The Shantung natives Association urged reinforcement of Tsiwan garrison. About 100000 Communists face five government divisions.
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Shantung Province
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Chufou
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Icity
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Tsingtag
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Western Pacific
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Henan
MacArthur Decorated In Tokyo By Italian Envoy
Gen. Douglas MacArthur received the grand cross of the military order of Traly in Tokyo from Giovanni Reve ali the Italian diplomatic representative.
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Tokyo
Gen. MacArthur
Giovanni Reveali
Morning coffee and nerves warn of deeper health issues
If you are irritable before coffee and struggle with minor life bumps you may have a nerve problem signifying deeper health trouble. See a doctor for health and family balance, and share prescriptions with a trusted druggist. This is part of a serial advertisement appearing weekly.
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