Irrigation Contracts Upheld by Justices
The Supreme Court upheld the validity of contracts between California irrigation districts and the Reclamation Bureau that fix a 160 acre limit for users. Justice Clark wrote the 8-0 decision. Justice Frankfurter took no part. The decision could affect water users in 17 western reclamation states. The court also held Tacoma, Washington may condemn a fish hatchery site for hydroelectric development and ruled the Selective Service Act does not require restoring a veteran to a promoted position in seniority. The court plans to begin its summer recess after June 30.
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Reclamation Bureau
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California Supreme Court
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State Fish Hatchery
Selective Servicely Act
Ealy Ployer
Arces
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Oklahoma
Lazy Susan makes house meals easy indoors or out
July Better Homes Gardens shows how to use a Lazy Susan to serve meals. Three complete menus plus illustrations and easy recipes help plan a Lazy Susan meal. Get your copy of July Better Homes Gardens today, wherever magazines are sold.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Letter Homes & Gardens
Boys Staters Hold Elections and Girls State Start
In Sacramento 830 high school juniors attending Boys State held county elections as part of a week long practical government exercise. About 500 girls gathered at Devis for Girls State, with both groups organized into Whig and Federalist camps for the boys and Whigs and Tarles for the girls.
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Sacramento
Devis
Eisenhower Urges Swift EU Nuclear Pact Approval
President Eisenhower urged Congress to quickly approve a multimillion dollar international agreement to install six major nuclear reactors in Europe by 1963. The plan includes Euratom uranium supply and long term credit, plus a jointly funded R and D program, with costs split between Euratom and the United States.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Europe
United States
White House
James C. Hagtty
Argentine President Delivers Personal Letter to Eisenhower
Ambassador Cesar Barros Hurtada delivered a personal letter from Argentine President Arturo Frondizi to President Eisenhower. Eisenhower read the letter with interest, commented briefly, and said he would reply. The communiqué noted Barros presented his credentials to Eisenhower.
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Washington
Cesar Barros Hurtada
Eisenhower
Arturo Frondizi
Barros
Eisenhovver
Miss Universe inspires fans to toss MC into pool
Peni, the reigning Miss Universe, has completed a tour of South America for Max Factor Hollywood, co-sponsor of the Miss Universe pageant. She inspired other young ladies to assist her in throwing Master of Ceremonies Ed Hennessy into the swimming pool, clothes and all, in a playful incident.
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Carol Morris
Towa
Ingrid Goude
Sweden
Europe
Long Beach
Universal International Pictures
Carol
Ingriff
Hollywood
Ed Hennessy
Peni
South America
Max Factor
Pageant Links Boost Long Beach Name in South America
A press clipping notes Long Beach gains recognition alongside Washington and Hollywood through a city pageant and a clothing sponsor Cat alina Sportswear. The piece highlights growing regional prominence in South America and ties it to local branding efforts.
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Long Beach
Catalina
South America
Washington, D.C
Hollywood
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