Common Law Cited in Colo. River Suit
Arizona argues the river common law governs its water rights and has support from Hoover era notes. California contends existing rights total 5.36 million acre feet, with 4.15 million for major irrigation districts and 1.212 million for the Metropolitan Water District. Frank cites compact history to bolster Arizona claims before Rifkind in the Supreme Court process.
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SAN Francisco LP
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Colorado
Herbert Hoover
John P. Frank
Colorado Basin
California
Simon H. Rifkind
U.S. Supreme Court
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Rocky Mountain West
Rifkind
Supreme Court
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Imperial Valley
Coachella
Los Angeles
San Diego
Hoover
Colorado Compact Commission
Hoover Dam
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
William A. Wallace
Salt Lake City
James Madison
Madison
Hot Money Flows Highlight Senate Infiltration Hearing
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee heard that large sums of “hot money” smuggled by Communists and critics are used to invade the U S economy. Arthur Bloomfield of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said foreign hot money has entered since 1845, with sources hard to trace, and noted Swiss banks may route dollars anonymously. He cautioned U S controls would be limited. Bella Dodd claimed undercover Communists profited from schemes, naming several individuals who challenged her testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
U. S
Arthur I. Bloomfield
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Russia
Bloomfield
U.S
Barrel trap saves boy from firemen in Whittier play
EAST WHITTIER Playing hide and seek with friends, 9 year old Tom Dehaan of 14938 E Cullen Sr crawled into a 30 gallon metal barrel. His rubber-soled shoes stuck, wedging him tight until County Fire Dept Engine Co 15 freed him with a careful rescue.
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East Whittier
Tom Dehaan
Tom
County Fire Dept. Engine Co
Plane Falls in Malaya Jungle
A Royal Air Force Valletta transport with nine aboard crashed early today in the jungles of Perak state on Malaya's west coast, and the fate of all on board is feared.
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Malaya
Singapore
Royal Air Force
Valletta
Perak
Auto safety pioneers urge driver centered design and belts
Medical and engineering experts call for cars built around the driver with readable instruments and fewer obstructions. They push periodic medical checks for license holders, better driver training, and continued safety innovations such as belts, padding, collapsible wheels, and safer dashboard designs to reduce injuries and fatalities.
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Jack Kulowski
Saint Joseph
Fletcher D. Woodward
Charlottesville
Wooll Ward
Explorers to Convene at Stanford Training Conference
Five Explorer Scouts from the Long Beach Area Council will attend a Citizens Now training conference June 21 to 23 at Stanford University. Participants include Jerry Boortz Harry Lobdell Carl Rule Stanley Winchester and Douglas Roberts, with roles in leadership and arrangements.
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Councell
Stanford University
Jerry Boortz
Roquois Ave
Ship
Exlorer
Harry Lobdell
Jay Mills
Post
Carl Rule
Pearce St
Stanley Winchester
Roycroft
Douglas Roberts
Carfax Ave
Mastodon Skeleton Believed Uncovered Near Auburn Indiana
Auburn Indiana a museum curator from Chicago arrived to inspect bones claimed to be a mastodon skeleton. Based on a telephoned description the curator believed the skeleton dated to about 9000 years ago, from before the ice era. A ditching contractor Arthur Yarde of Garrett reported finding the bones while working on the Grimm farm east of Auburn.
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Ind
Chicago Museum of Natural History
North America
Srea
Arthur Yarde
Garrett
Winchell Rumored as NBC TV Show Host
New York reports renewed talks of Walter Winchell serving as emcee for an NBC television variety program next fall. Proposed format aims to leverage his high profile as a columnist and radio personality in a bid to attract viewers and sponsors.
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New York
Walter Winchell
NBC
Bachelor, Blonde and Son Vanish in New Hampshire
In Piermont New Hampshire authorities report the disappearance of bachelor Charles Morrill 38 his wife Marianne Schmukler 39 and their 13 year old son Joel after the family details show a scene of barricaded doors and scattered belongings at the Schmukler home state police say no foul play signs found yet car and rail air checks yielded nothing leading investigators to a broad search with 100 volunteers and tracking dogs near the property while neighbors describe the case as strange and unsettling.
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N. HE
Ron
Miami
Charles Morrill
Ever Morrill
Lyn Schmukler
Joel
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Jenness
Prince Rainier
Factory Jobs Rise in State California May Employment Record
California manufacturing employed 1 123 700 wages and salary workers in May up 5 800 from April, marking the highest May level since 1943. Gains stem from seasonal expansion in fruit and vegetable canning and lumber, with strong rises in printing publishing aviation ship repair and electrical equipment. Losses came from apparel auto plants and fabricated metals.
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San Francisco
California
State Department of Industrial Relations
Mrs Schmukler Separated From Husband After Six Years
Authorities discounted elopement as a possibility. Morrill’s mother said the couple had known each other for years and that they were likely just friends rather than running off together.
Destructive Forest Fire Devours Arizona Sitgreaves Forest
A vast Sitgreaves National Forest blaze in northern Arizona burned about 10,000 acres and blackened timber valued at around $1 million. About 1,000 firefighters and guardsmen battled winds of 40 to 45 mph. FBI involvement eyed possible man caused origin with no towns damaged and no injuries reported.
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Ariz
Arizona
Sitgreaves National Forest
FBI
Jines
Here
Sitgreaves
U.S. Forest Service
New Strike of Subways Predicted
The anticipated return to work follows a nine hour subway walkout that paralyzed Manhattan transit. Transit Authority suspends 27 motormen including 23 Motormen’s Benevolent Association officials for their role in the strike.
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City
The
Motormen's Benevolent Assa
Ike Works Gives No Hint of Race Plans
President Eisenhower continues hospital rest after heart attack. Hagerty said no political discussions with staff and no commitment to reveal race plans. He will meet Nixon and Dulles Monday in the hospital and Dr Ravdin left for a long weekend.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
WGMS
Washington
Denver
John
Philip Sousa
United States Army Band
Stewart Alsop
Tiany
Dent
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Isidor Ravdin
Philadelphia
Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Sherman Adams
White House
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Congress
Samuel Brownell
Office of Education
Brownell
Gen
Washington County
Utah
Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey
Jais
Real Hot Alibi in Boston Trial Cites City Travel
William J. Couture, 43, testifies at his robbery trial in Boston claiming he could not be the perpetrator because he was in another part of the city at the time, attempting to murder a person. The defense argues the alibi weakens the prosecution’s case.
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Boston
William J.couture
Subway Strike Shuts City Transit On Heat Wave Day
The strike halted the world’s largest passenger railroad amid a record heat day 96.11 in the shade. Restoring service took hours as millions rely on 228 miles of subway and elevated lines with about 4 percent of a city’s riders typical during rush hours.
Park Meter Looters Sentenced In Municipal Court
William S. Fowle, 19, and Jimmy T. Sheppard, 22, both of 423 AY 5th St, were sentenced to 30 days each in City Jail by Municipal Judge Lyman Sutie on petty theft charges. They admitted breaking open four meters near South Street and American Avenue and had 405 nickels in their pockets.
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Lyman Sutie
William S. Fowle
Jimmy T. Sheppard
Sth St
American Ave
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