Wire Tapping to Continue in Espionage Cases
Attorney General J Howard Mc Grath says there is no reason to stop FBI wire tapping in espionage sabotage and kidnapping cases. The Justice Department will keep Roosevelt era policy of limited tapping, with AG approval required for each listening in on telephone conversations.
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Washington
Jan
J. Howard McGrath
FBI
McGrath
Justice Department
Tinue
Roosevelt
Attorney General
Compromise On Education Bill Forecast
Washington forecast a compromise on the aid to education bill as House Labor Committee Chair John Lesinski predicts progress. The panel, split over including parochial schools in federal aid, will hold executive sessions starting February 6 with a goal to send a bill to the floor by March 1. He expects agreement and action.
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Washington
John Lesinski
House Labor Committee
Lesinski
Michigan
Miners Face Arraignment In Contempt Case
In Albuquerque nine men including two officials of the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union were to be arraigned on contempt charges for violating a U S District Court order regarding rail operations to three strikebound New Mexico potash plants. They are jailed in Bernalillo County on $1,000 bond each. In Carlsbad local union and potash company reps planned further talks.
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Albuquerque
N. M
INS
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Bernalillo County
United States District Court
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Potash Workers Union Local 415
Portland police hunt for Peter Piper thief
Portland police are seeking a man nicknamed Peter Piper who took two pints of picked peppers from the back seat of a parked car yesterday in Portland Oregon.
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Peter Piper
Portland
Ore
Water Users Back Truman Commission
The Colorado River Water Users Association endorsed President Truman's Water Resources Policy Commission at its sixth annual meeting in San Diego. The group urged a national policy on water conservation and development while opposing valley authorities like TVA and Columbia Valley Authority. New officers were elected, and concerns were raised about interstate water disputes and limited future power from river developments.
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San Diego
Calif
Truman
Water Resources Policy Commission
Colorado River Water Users Association
Association
Arvin B. Shaw, Jr
California
Tennessee Valley Authority
Columbia Valley Authority
Hugh A. Shamberger
Nevada
Chauncey Sandberg
Hurricane
Utah
Hampton C. Godbe
Salt Lake City
Metropolitan Water District
A. J. Shaver
A. Nelson Sayre
Geological Survey
Ground Water
Colorado River
T. S. Wing
San Francisco
Federal Power Commission
Arizona
Blonde amnesiac found with skull fracture in Newhall
Authorities seek the woman’s identity after she was found wandering, unable to recall her name or past, in Newhall. A fishing license made out to Zona Meredith of Long Beach was recovered from her purse, and she was hospitalized with a skull fracture.
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Newhall
Calif
INS
Newhall Community Hospital
Bill
Zona Meredith
Long Beach
Scientific Program At College Tonight
Advances in science and engineering will be presented at 8 p m today in the Phoenix College Auditorium 1202 West Thomas Road in a show called March of Research. Director Dr Richard C Hitchcock of Westinghouse Research Laboratories Pittsburg Pa will oversee the presentation sponsored by the college and city engineering clubs. Atomic power in action jet propulsion new magnetic materials high temperature alloys new plastics and other discoveries will be shown.
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Phoenix College
West Thomas Road
Richard C. Hitchcock
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Pittsburgh
New 1950 De Soto shown with longer lower wider styling
The 1950 De Soto debuts at Stephens- Franklin Motors with exterior redesigns that enlarge the rear window by 33 percent and give a longer lower wider profile. New grille, combined lights, and a 112 horsepower engine with hydraulic shift promise easier operation. Eleven body styles include sedans coupes station wagons and the new Sportsman hard top convertible.
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Stephens- Franklin Motors, Inc
North Central Avenue
Claude Stephens, Jr
de Soto
College Sets Dates For Induction Tests
Phoenix College schedules second semester entrance exams for new students on January 21 and 28 in the Blue and Gold Room from 8 30 a m to noon. All first time entrants must attend both Saturdays as exams continue from Jan 21. Marshall Monroe oversees testing and Louis Leiteld handles grading and interpretation.
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Phoenix College
Liberal Arts
Marshall Monroe
Louis Leiteld
Visiting Poet to Speak at Fifth Annual Writers Forum
A. M. Sullivan, president of the American Poetry Society, will address the Phoenix College Club Room during the Fifth Annual Writers Forum on Saturday. Sullivan, a Winter guest at Hotel Westward Ho, joins planning committee members and endorses the co sponsored event by Phoenix Branch of the League of American Pen Women and Phoenix College English department. Sessions begin at 9 30 a.m. and Valley high school and college students are urged to attend. Arrangements are led by Mrs F A Bonus and Misses Blanche Adams C Louise Boehringer and Virginia Botsford.
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A. M. Sullivan
American Poetry Society
Writers’ Forum
Phoenix College Club
Westward Ho
Sullivan
Phoenix
League of American Pen-Women
Phoenix College
Valley
F. A. Bonus
Blanche Adams
C. Louise Boehringer
Virginia Botsford
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Hollywood
Gene Markey
London
Markey
Admi
William Halsey
Arthur Hornblow, Jr
John Hertz, Jr
Joan Bennett
Hedy Lamarr
Chicago
Los Angeles
TWA
U.S
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Truman Commission
College
Francis I
Reed & Barton
First Avenue
Rosenzweig's
Lee Eg Ha
Ln Automobile Finance Plana
Valley Bank
The
Valley National Bank
Friendly Convenient
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dmiral and
Gtelevision
Borden
Borden Co
Madison Avenue
New York
N. Y
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North Second St
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