Arizona Reclamation Bill Vote Delayed in Congress
Washington report notes a stalled $788 million Arizona Reclamation project amid House action delaying a vote until at least February 1952. Randahl proposed delaying to allow feasibility study, while Hoover urged education free from federal strings and Washington bureaucracy, stressing local control and parental duties.
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Yom Kippur Ends as Fast Concludes with Ball Plan
Yom Kip pur ends at sundown signaling the end of the Day of Atonement fast. Temple Sinai to host a Yom Kippur Ball at Lakewood Country Club for an evening of merriment and community gathering.
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One Killed One Hurt on Owens Gorge Job
A derrick touched a 110,000-volt line at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Owens Gorge project causing the death of Frank Reile, 45, from shock and burns. Robert P. Hansen, 38, sustained burns and shock and was flown to Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles in critical condition.
Woman Has Triplets on 37th Birthday
Pasadena Ott Oct 10 Mrs Harry Monson gave birth to triplets on her 37th birthday. One boy died a few hours after birth. Two girls were reported to be in incubators and well. The Monson family already has three other children.
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Ottawa Welcomes Royal Couple on Canadian Tour
Ottawa crowds greet Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip as they tour the capital. The pair rode an eight mile route from the railroad station to Government House, visited Lansdowne Park where the princess received the key to the city, and laid a wreath at the National War Memorial honoring Canada's war dead. More than 13 000 schoolchildren watched as Mayor Charlotte Whitton presented the key. The royal couple arrived on a special 10 car train for a 15 day tour, with stops including Parliament Buildings and a state dinner tonight where the princess is to deliver her first major speech since arriving from Britain. Their program also includes a government House welcome and introductions to the governor general and staff.
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No Civil Rights Vote This Session
Senator McFarland of Arizona flatly said no to proposals that the Senate stay in session this fall for a civil rights showdown. He will decide after January whether to schedule action then. Benton of Connecticut plans to push for a show down as soon as possible. He acts as Rules Committee chair during hearings on limiting filibusters.
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El Segundo Fiesta to Start Tomorrow
El Segundo announces its annual fiesta days opening Thursday with a street parade bathing beauty contest and a home talent show. Press-Telegram Want Ads offer selling renting and jobs with contact 6-9066.
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