Brownell Favors State Rights to Tideland Titles
Attorney General Brownell told the Senate interior committee that states should hold mineral rights in submerged coastal areas but would not grant quitclaim title to the territory. He urged limiting constitutional questions while preserving federal rights, noting Truman vetoes of similar bills.
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Brownell
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Senate Interior Committee
Eisenhower
Adial Stevenson
U. S
Congress
Truman
More Rain and Snow Due in Mountain Area Tonight
After a weekend of high winds cold rain hail and snow the Southland woke to a clear sky but the outlook warned of more rain and snow in mountain regions. The Redlands San Bernardino Riverside area saw up to three inches of snowfall with over a foot in the mountains triggering road chains and harbor restrictions.
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Point Conception
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Bradley outs four Korea action options
Gen. Omar Bradley outlined four possible U N military actions in Korea at the Palm Beach Round Table. The options ranged from withdrawal and continuing pressure to expanding the war, with war with China a potential risk. He stressed he did not advocate a single course and noted the decision lay elsewhere.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Asia
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China
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Round Table
Mauling Cougar Slain by Hatchet in B C Woods
In PORT ALICE British Columbia a five and a half foot cougar mauled millworker Gerald Walters as he cut firewood. Walters was in fair condition at a hospital after being slashed by the animal. R. H. Richmond, plant manager, heard the screams, struck the cougar’s head with a hatchet, and beat it to death.
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B. C
Gerald Walters
Vancouver Island
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B. C. Pulp and Paper ‘Co
Richmond
Kefauver Crime Report Criticizes Congress for Inaction
The American Bar Association Commission on Organized Crime rebukes Congress for failing to act against racketeering revealed by the Kefauver hearings. It charges Congress was conservative in passing new laws and indifferent to even proposed measures, blaming disorganized opposition and strong special interests. Only the antislot bill among Kefauver's recommendations became law. Tobey’s group may revisit proposals this session.
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American Bar Association
Commission On Organized Crime
Congress
Kefauver
Cenate Committee
Senate
Sen. Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers near mountains
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Tuesday with showers near higher elevations. Cooler temperatures continue across the region with muted rain chances and shaded sky cover through the period.
Anaheim St. Bridge Opens Quietly After 2 1/2 Years
The Los Angeles River bridge on Anaheim Street opened without fanfare amid a stiff morning wind. C. L. Vickers and D. E. Root supervised as barricades were removed and traffic roared over the new structure, which spans 2900 feet with two roadways and a sidewalk. Pedestrians are now restricted to the sidewalk.
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D. E. Root
Guy F. Atkinson Co
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Root
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Harbor Ave
Long Beach
George Washington Junior High School
Iran riots surge as mobs stone U.S. cars and embassy
In Tehran, mobs shouting anti-American slogans pelted U.S. cars and residences as protests persist. Mossadegh supporters gain ground while clashes claim a student dead amid a paraded body. Ant-American sites close and embassy staff stay indoors as authorities struggle to quell unrest.
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Mossadegh
Roosevelt Avenue
Laurence C. Frank
Warren Silver
Betty White
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Blizzard Belt Nearly Spans U S Six Killed
A storm cutting a path from the Ricky Mountains to the Virginia coast brings snow, wind, freezing rain, and sleet into its third day. Six deaths are reported across Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska Illinois with up to 12 inches of snow in spots. Travel was halted in Kansas City and nearby regions as freezing rain and heavy snow created dangerous conditions.
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Taproom stunt ends in death from choking on eggs
Hobart Heckman a 59 year old Pottsville resident died after attempting to hold four unshelled eggs in his mouth at the John Zeldovi cafe. He choked when an egg slipped into his throat and could not be saved despite assistance. Police and coroner officials labeled the death accidental.
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John Zeldovi
Burma Guard Fires On Russian Embassy Staff In Burma
A Burmese army sentry shot two Russian embassy staff members near the capital's military zone after they failed to stop at a halt order. Constantin M. Anikine, 36, first secretary, and Dr. Barbizo, 33, suffered serious gunshot wounds and were taken to a hospital. A Burmese official declined comment as officials sought details.
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Dr. Barbizo
Cimnassy Slas
Nicolai Statskevilh
Eeepere
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Barbito
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Where to Find It in the Newspaper Index
A brief guide lists sections and page numbers across the paper. It specifies features such as Beach Combing on B1, Boyle on A-9, and Sports on A-10, ii, 12, with other topics including Obituaries on page 8 9 and Editorial on A-8.
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GOP Branded War Party by Vishinsky
At the UN, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky charged the U S Republican party does not seek peace and accused the administration of expanding the Far East war. He attacked Lodge’s peace claims and urged a UN approved cease fire in Korea followed by a multinational conference.
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Vishinsky
Republican Party
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Russia
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Day Saves Master and Friend Drowns at Bravo Lake
In Lake County California a dog named Skeeter saved his 12 year old master Royce Barkley from drowning as wind lashed Bravo Lake. A companion, 11 year old Ernest Waller, slipped from a raft and drowned after three hours of searching for his body.
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Calif
Skeeter
Royce Barkley
Bravo Lake
Royce
Ernest Waller
Young Waller
Tragic Baltimore Fire Claims Father and Six Children
A Baltimore father led four children to safety then perished with his wife and baby in a blaze that started in the kitchen of a two story row house. Four girls escaped from first floor rooms as flames raged, while a separate Sunday fire killed Willie Murray and his sons Archie Wallace and Willie James in a three floor row house collapse.
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Angelea
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Archie
Wallace
Willie James
Murray
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Bertha
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