$750 000 to Aid State Water Jobs
The Reclamation Bureau has allotted 750000 for general investigations of proposed water and power projects in California. Studies cover 11 additional units of the California Central Valley Project and seven independent projects. Reports will justify economic feasibility and inform Congress for potential authorization.
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Washington
Reclamation Bureau
California
California Central Valley
Congress
Klamath River
Pajaro River
San Luie Obispo County
Santa Ynes
Central Valley
Upper
American’ River
Feather River Basin
Trinity River
Black Butte
Butte Valley
Folsom Canals
Dhlen Valley
Silver Creek
Flacervle
Worth Fork Kings River
Upper San Joaquin River Division
Port Die
San Francisco Bay Division
Powdering Bay
San Luis Division
San Joaquin
Pigeote Maria
Bull breaks loose in Tacubaya market injuring eight
Mexico City November 7 A bull escaped its pen and charged a crowd in the Tacubaya marketplace causing a stampede that lasted about 15 minutes. Police cornered the animal after it attacked four people and trampled four more during the escape.
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Mexico City
Tacubaya
Surgeons Describe New Stomach Job
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 7 Surgeons describe a new single operation to remove a stomach and install an artificial one. Dr Emerick Szilagyi Dr Thomas Connell Jr and Dr Laurence Fallis of Henry Ford Hospital Detroit report in a paper for the American College of Surgeons. The artificial stomach uses a middle section of the patient’s own intestinal tract and can take four to six hours. Two patients died from cancer and peritonitis while the third is doing well.
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San Francisco
Emerick Szilagyi
Thomas H. Connell Jr
Laurence 8. Fallis
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
American College of Surgeons
Red Coup in Burma Feared by U S Officials
Washington, Nov 7. stepped up Communist pressure worries U S officials of a possible major effort to overthrow Burma's government. Communists moving supplies across the Chinese border bolster rebels in northern Burma, prompting Burma to rebuff most U S military aid. Burma's military strength is thin with 40 000 troops, amid rising guerrilla activity and fears of a declared Burmese Peoples Republic in the north.
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Washington
Burma
Tahkin Nu
U. S
Neithboring
Indochina
China
Siam
India
Bay of Bengal
United Nations
Limbless Vet Receives 116000 Trust Fund On 21st Birthday
Washington dispatch reports Bob Smith, a Korean War quadruple amputee from Middleburg Pennsylvania, reaches 21 with a 116000 trust fund and a 200 pound Bible shaped birthday cake. The American Legion and Pennsylvania officials organized the fund, now totaling 116000, with ongoing potential donations, while artificial hands are promised to be fitted. His signing completes a project begun after his wound in 1950 and his admission to Walter Reed.
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Washington
Bob Smith
Walter Reed Hospital
America
Bob
Middleburg
Osaka Army Hospital
Japan
Walter Reed
Pennsylvania Department of
The
American Legion
Pennsylvania Department
Clara ‘. Smith
Legion
Sbut
U S Act Delays Rail Strike Plan
Washington November seven swift federal action has postponed a threatened nationwide railway strike for at least two months. The Firemen's and Enginemen's Union called the strike against four key railway operators to start Thursday but the National Railway Mediation Board certified the dispute for White House action. President Truman created a three member emergency board to consider the dispute and the strike is off until further notice. The Brotherhood president announced the strike call yesterday morning.
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Washington
National (Railway) Mediation Board
White House
Truman
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brotherhood
David B. Robertson
Family Car Held Necessity in U S
Washington reports Defense Transport Administration head James K. Knudson declares private automobiles essential for family life and urges continued production during emergencies. He says 4,000,000 cars yearly would sustain fleet needs and replace worn or lost vehicles, aligning with 1952 outlook.
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Washington
Defense Transport Administration
DTA
James K. Knudson
Knudson
Nose Wheel Breaks Plane Skids At Charleston Airport
An American Airlines Convair skidded 1200 feet during landing at Kanawha Airport Charleston last night after nose wheel collapse. Passenger G C Hagland of Minneapolis was injured. crew of three and 14 passengers escaped unharmed and one person suffered minor injuries.
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Charleston
American Airlines
G. C. Hagland
Minneapolis
Kant
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