Senators laud Chapman for interior appointment vote
Washington Jan 19 Oscar S Chapman won Senate approval for secretary of the interior after a day of praise from both parties and a voice vote. He already held the post in an interim capacity since Dec 1, lauded as a friend to minorities and western development, with strong ties to Colorado.
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New York
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Wyoming
Veterans Tax Bonus Sought by Representative Wilson
Representative Earl Wilson introduces a bill to grant a veterans bonus as income tax exemptions. The plan would provide a $25 exemption for each six months of honorable service for the veteran and for each dependent, with no net revenue loss or need for a large federal staff.
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Upper Basin Chief In West To Take Post
John G. Will arrives in Denver to assume leadership of the Upper Colorado Rivers Commission. He will move to Grand Junction to establish the permanent office and begin building an engineering staff while the commission plans its meeting timeline. The role centers on administering the Upper Colorado River Compact and coordinating with Lower Basin states. Will, 46, left the Reclamation Bureau to accept the $13,500 yearly post.
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New York Tries Dry Day After Water Cutbacks
New York city officials report a third dry day as the Department of Water Supply notes improved savings over last week. Readings show Hillview Reservoir in Yonkers delivering 112 million gallons from midnight to 8 am, down from 122 million used the previous Thursday, with about 60 percent of the city’s water from Catskill Shoharie watershed.
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Premature Twins Die After Struggle At Hollywood Hospital
Twin girls weighing about a pound each when born prematurely last Monday died yesterday at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. Dr. Elizabeth Parker, who delivered them, said the infants were much too immature to survive. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bingham, with three other children.
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Windsors Plan Lion Hunting Near Tampico
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will visit Clint Murchinson in Dallas for mountain lion hunting near Tampico, Mexico. Augusto Boura of Mexico City says they will arrive by train on February 4, while they vacation in New York and prepare to sell the duke's memoirs to a publisher.
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Food Sale Tomorrow At Unity Truth Center
The Unity Truth Center at 634 North First Avenue will host a home cooked food sale tomorrow led by committee chair Mrs. L. C. Calkins. The event aims to offer meals and baked goods to the community.
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