State Dept Faces New Woe Over Uruguayan Statue
Washington in June report describes a large statue of Gen Gervasio Artigas the Uruguayan hero that sank into mud while awaiting acceptance by Congress. Senator Cain urges acceptance and relocation while State Department officials note the gift could be beneficial if Congress acts.
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Washington
State Department
Gervasio Artigas
Uruguay
United States
Gen. Artigas
George Washington
Congress
Cain
Wash
U.S
Bill Cody
Cody
Two Applicants for Police Judge in Signal Hill
Oscar Houston and Joseph Boland are candidates for the Signal Hill police judge post created by Judge Stanley A. Foutz retirement. Walter J. Desmond Jr. withdrew his application. Foutz has led the police court for six years.
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Oscar Houston
Joseph Boland
Signal Hill
Stanley A. Foutz
Walter J. Desmond Jr
Judge Foutz
Harris Family Welcomes Son Robert Hagen
The Harris family of 5431 Sorrento Dr. announces the birth of their son Robert Hagen on Monday at Harriman Jones Clinic Hospital. Mrs. Harris is formerly Shirley Lou Smith, daughter of Hazen and [Mrs.] Smith.
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Robert Harris
Sorrento Dr
Robert Hagen
Harriman Jones Clinic Hospital
Harris
Shirley Lou Smith
Hazen Smith
Japanese Aliens Fishing Licenses Delayed Pending Court Ruling
California fish and game offices prepared to issue commercial licenses to alien Japanese after a U S Supreme Court ruling limited the commission’s authority. Officials anticipated orders within about 30 days as 200 plus applicants in the Long Beach area remained hopeful.
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California Division of Fish and Game
U. S. Supreme Court
Commission
Terminal Island
Fish and Game
State Attorney General’s Office
Supreme Court
Long Beach
War No Solution in Palestine Lamb Says
Historian Harold A. Lamb argues military action cannot settle the Palestine issue. He predicts Arab resistance to western-backed state-building and says only an amicable, self-directed settlement on immigration could work. He cautions against foreign pressure and notes guerrilla resistance would complicate any partition. He cites long regional history and geography favoring local endurance.
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Los Angeles
Palestine
Harold A. Lamb
Lamb
Middle East
War Department
Holy Land
Kemal Pasha
Syria
Lebanon
Truman Proclaims Sugar Regulation Pact
President Truman proclaims a 17 nation protocol regulating sugar production and marketing. The agreement, signed by the United States and 16 other sugar producing countries, extends an 11 year old pact to August 31, 1948.
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Washingson
Truman
United States
VA to Seek Bids on 15 New Hospitals
The Veterans Administration will ask for bids during June July and August on 15 new hospitals. Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr. outlined the plans to the House Appropriations Committee. His testimony was made public yesterday. Bids will be opened in July for a hospital in San Diego California.
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Washingson
Veterans Administration
Carl R. Gray Jr
House Appropriations Committee
San Diego
Calif
Bench Burglar Swaps Clothes In Idaho Break‑in
Meridian residents report a burglar who visited Guy Bowers swapped clothing. Police found $840, a white shirt and stockmen's pants missing and replaced with a wine colored shirt and Levis.
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Meridian
Idaho
Guy Bowers
Bowers
Levis
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