Conferees Approve $253000 for Harbor and Flood Works
House Senate conferees approved an Army civil functions bill section listing California projects within a $16 million flood control program and nearly $3 million for navigation. Key items include Folsom Dam 1 million, Isabella 2.5 million, and the Sacramento River channel 250 thousand, with total waterways budget about 573 million.
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Saide
W. G. Stone
Sacramento
Sacramento River Channel
Los Angeles County
Whittier Narrows
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Merced County
Pajaro River
Prado
Sacramento River
Ventura River
Cherry Valley
Crescent City Harbor
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Napa River
Santage Quiver
Mission Bay
North China Student Strike Ends Over US Policy Protest
A two day strike in north China ended with no disorders. It involved about 25 000 students according to the organizers and targeted United States policy in Japan. The action began with college students and concluded peacefully in Peking.
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Peiping
North China College
United States
Japan
Judge Struble Rules Striptease Not Obscene in Ohio ruling
Judge Stanley Struble of the Ohio Common Pleas Court acquitted Cincinnati news dealer Oscar Lerner and struck down a 1943 amendment to the obscenity statute. He declared that obscenity laws shackled the mind and that striptease imagery reflecting God’s handiwork shows no obscenity.
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Ohio
Stanley Struble
Common Pleas
J . Struble
Oscar Lerner
Cincinnati
Bedford to host international good will stone ceremony
Bedford Indiana will host a June 17 event with representatives from nearly twenty foreign nations. Countries will inscribe statements on limestone cornerstones and these stones will be sent to their nations as reminders of goodwill. The June 14 to 19 celebration marks 200 years of limestone sale and honors industry contributions. A Chicago dispatch notes heat across the nation with 100 degree readings in Gulf states and widespread storms in several regions.
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Bedford
Ind
Indiana
New York Hatcheck Girl Seeks $10,000 Husband
Dayton Beach report says Mrs Dorothy Lawlor plans to return to New York Monday and will not marry Danny Wicker the bar owner who invited her here She claimed he had not produced the $10,000 and he said they were not suitable together as he and Lawlor went to the airport to buy her return ticket She remained in her hotel suite with an earache most of the day.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
New York
U N Calls for Volunteer International Police Force
U N secretary-general Trygve Lie urged Harvard listeners for a small stop gap volunteer force of about 1000 personnel from small nations to bolster U N decisions. He noted the lack of armed strength to back up charter powers and predicted U S study with likely Russian opposition amid big power deadlock.
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United Nation
Harvard University
U. N
League of Na- Hane
United Nations
Britain
Russia
China
France
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Harvard
U.N
Security Council
U.N. Treasury
United States
Hoarded Japanese Army Metals Recovered in Mito
Tokyo report says U S Army and Eighth Army recovered 2 million dollars worth of hoarded brass and copper from Japanese stocks at Mito located 100 miles north of Tokyo. The find involved wartime metals stash seized by Allied authorities.
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Tokyo
Eighth Army
Mito
Self-generating A-plant Described
ANN ARBOR June 11 Operation Bootstrap a new atomic project that seeks to make its own fuel while producing heat and electricity was described here last night by Atomic Energy Commissioner Robert F. Bacher He said the project looks enticing and may manufacture heat and electricity at reasonable rates by breeding new material in the same process.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Atomic Energy
Robert F. Bacher
Ann Arbor High School
Bacher
Young Nimitz Still Follows Famous Dad
Berkeley June 11 Commander Chester W Nimitz Jr. remains in his father’s shadow as a submariner. He quietly became a hero by his father's choosing during World War II, continuing the family naval legacy.
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Dad Berkeley
Chester W. Nimitz Jr
Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Energy chief explains limits of plant self supplied fuel
An atomic energy officer at Washington said a power plant cannot produce all its own atomic fuel and would need external material such as uranium to continue operations, noting the imbalance between created and consumed material.
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Atomic Energy
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