Ickes Opposes State Control on Submerged Lands
Ickes denounces charges as misrepresentations and asserts that if the public believes navigable waters belong to the states, the Supreme Court should decide. He argues to empower a federal policy for conservation of submerged lands and to limit state or private claims to coastlines and harbor areas.
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Supreme Court
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Ickes
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Bark Bay
Boston
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Foam
APO
Ptund
Congress
Woman Slashed In Cafe Fight In 52nd Street Cafe
Sasare Gates Jr, 59, of 124 North Walters faced booking on aggravated assault after a knife attack in a cafe at 52nd East Commerce Street Monday. Blumie Bains, 44, was slashed on the chest and arm in the incident.
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Sasare Gates Jr
North Walters
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Blumie Bains
East Commerce Street
Button for Merchant Marine Service backed by Truman
Washington Feb 5 07 The administration resists issuance of an Honor able Service Button for wartime merchant marine service The emblems will differ from veterans of the armed forces but the final design has not been released.
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Washington
Truman
Hutton
96 000 Die In Accidents
CHICAGO February 1946 The Nathan Safety Council reports 1945 US traffic deaths at 96 000 with 10 200 000 insured and a $5.2 billion economic loss. The toll rose 1 percent from 1944 but misleads about current danger due to military-related reductions. Auto deaths fell after August 1945 then surged. 1945 deaths totaled 28 500 versus 24 293 in 1944, up 17 percent.
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Chicago
United States
Nathan Safety Counscil
Sr Som
Auugust
Kimmel Newsroom Egnorant Testimony on Pearl Harbor Blame
Navy officer Safford testified before the House committee that he and others pursued a campaign to clear Admiral Kimmel of responsibility for Pearl Harbor. Safford admitted writing a 1944 letter urging support for Halsey and accusing the high command of a frame job. He said he believed Kimmel was unfairly blamed and expressed regret if Admiral Stark was also wronged.
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Washington
L. F
Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
Safford
Senate House
Pacific Fleet
New York
Cade
Alwin D. Kramer
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Washington Oval High Command
Hawaii
Walter C. Short
Walt
Kramer
Halsey
Representative Murphy
DPA
Adm
William F. Halsey
Lear Kimmel
Perry Harbor
Salford
R. K. Turner
War Plang
Murphy
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Mom van
Aumira
Sark
Aduyirnt Kimmel
Tobey Attacks Pauley At Senate Naval Hearing
Senator Tobey charged Edwin Pauley placed personal interests over public good by opposing government tidelands suit while Pauley faced a Senate Naval Committee hearing on his nomination as Undersecretary of the Navy. The panel approved a closed inquiry into Admiral James K. Vardaman Jr for a Fed Reserve directorship. other nominations were delayed amid testimony and memos.
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California
Pantey
Yearsay
Cecil Ro Kinglineant
John W. Evans
John Packard
Los Angeles
Atoraey
Tohey
Walsh
Wass
Hearnay
J. Man Burke
Burke
Prarsan Hall
McClelan
Dapk
Tobey
Carpittoes
Annexation Petitions and Utility Actions Before City Council
The city council received an annexation petition for a 20 acre Oak Crest subdivision north of Woodmen of the World hospital and east of New Brinfels Avenue, filed by owner Jack P. Hale. The council also considered extending a spur track for Miss Railway, approved linking 321 Tuttle Road, Terrell Hills to the city sewer, and granted permission for a Piggly Wiggly warehouse project. Appropriations totaled 23,901.24 for payrolls, 63.15 for hires, 362 for vehicle use, 20 for health dept costs, and 5.50 for clerk recording fees.
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Oak Crest Sundivisinn
Woodmen of the World Hospital
New Brinfels Avenue
Peti
Jack P. Hale
Miss Railway Sing
Salado SH
Buena Vist Storeo
Terrel Hills
Icra
W. T. Quillin
Health Department
Frank W. Brady
Mayor Pledges Airport Action After Braniff Notice
Mayor Gus Mauermann pressed action on San Antonio airport plans after T E Braniff president warned of extending four engine service. Airport director William Steinhardt said 36 daily Braniff flights with DC planes and potential American or Eastern service would strain the budget and require ramps at a further cost.
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Vconti Iu
Gus Mauermann
T. E. Braniff
San Antonio
Pahoa Sheem Ryer
Braniff
Wiliam Steinhard
iMaueermann
Steinhardt
Hie
Eastern
American Airlines
Ile
Mexico
Soldier's Body Hunt Continues in Wyoming Search
Elk Mountain Wyoming February final shift persists in a United Airlines crash search for a missing soldier. About 20 recovered victims have been identified and moved to Cheyenne.
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Elk Mountain
Wyo
United Airline
Cheyoma
Mansfield pushes terminal leave for enlisted servicemen
Washington February 5 Representative Mansfield urged rapid House action on a bill to grant terminal leave with pay to enlisted men in the armed services. He argued enlisted men in the first world war should receive full terminal leave pay on a 30 day basis and retroactive to the start of the selective service act. He noted that the government can afford terminal leave with pay for officers and should extend it to enlisted personnel.
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Washington
Mansfield
Mont
Armed Services
Hosala
Seven-point program urged to boost Army enlistments
Representative Robert Sikes proposes a seven point plan to spur regular army enlistments and reduce reliance on the draft. The package calls for ending the caste system, family housing at posts, more promotions from the ranks, continued family allotments, pay scale revisions to match industrial wages, broader retirement benefits, and improved education opportunities.
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Wap Mawes
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
Sikes
House Military Affairs Committee
Club hears about proposed highway project
San Antonio Advertising Club members received a briefing Tuesday noon from J L Dickson, engineer, on the Inter-Regional highway. John E Zeller outlined right of way features. New officers of the League of United Latin American Citizens Council No 2 will be honored at a Taxen cafe banquet at 3 PM Thursday with Emilio Martinez, the Rev John Hayes, Louis G Dorantes, and A P Sanchez slated to speak.
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San Antonio
J. L. Dickson
John E. Zeller
League of United Latin-American “Citizens, Council) No. 2
Taxen Cafe
Ram
Emilio Martinez
John Hayes
Touls G
iDorantes
A. P. Sanchez
Marihuana Confiscated by Hidalgo Deputy on Tuesday
Deputy Sheriff Bob Osborn arrested a man on Hidalgo street Tuesday and confiscated marijuana cigarettes. The cigarettes were turned over to narcotics agents as Osborn checked ownership of the car the man was driving. The suspect claimed he had been crazy and that he bought the marijuana in Wiseanal.
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Hidalgo Street
Bob Osborn
Kelly Tield
Osborn
Wiseanals
Western states hold conservation chiefs conference
Conservation chiefs from 47 Western states met on Tuesday for the second day of a webinar on improving the service. J G Renner of Washington chaired the range division. Speakers included H J Helm B W Allred A E Jones and E A Johnson with G Bell leading the erosion control division. Field members present included Louis Merrill Allred K Fiero D Dyksterhuis Helm L D V e W T White C J Whit Amarillo V V Parr Col leun Station Darwin Anderson Bruno Klinger Oscar Barnes.
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U. S
Salt Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
J. G. Renner
Washington
H. J. Helm
B. W. Allred
Fort Worth
A. E. Jones
E. A. Johnson
G. Bell
Louis Merrill
Allred
K. Fiero
D. Dyksterhuis
Helm
L. DV
W. T. White
C.J. Whit
Amarillo
V. V. Parr
Colle
Probe Poison Death
Military authorities in Frankfurt report the death of Pfc. Thomas Martin of New York City after two women allegedly poisoned his coffee with a powder. The assailants are said to have uttered a chilling remark as the act occurred.
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Pfc
Thomas Martin
New York City
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M Shene Salary Boost For Precinct 2 Official
A salary increase was approved for D. McShane, construction superintendent of Precinct No. 2, rising from 200 to 300 dollars per month on the commissioners court vote prompted by Commissioner Sam C. Bennett. Jimmie Revard replaces Dempsey L. Holt as deputy sheriff. Revard is a former deputy in military service.
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D. McShane
Commissioners’ Court
Sam C. Bennett
McShane
Jimmie Revard
Dempsey L. Holt
Revard
Uniform Texas Wages Sought by Construction Council
H J van Rosenberg announces a 48 member Texas Construction Employers council to equalize wages in the building trades. The group aims to stabilize pay across Texas, attract apprentices, and reduce costs while cooperating with labor wage councils. A state organization has offices in Austin with local units in Dallas and Houston. next meeting set for 12:35 p m Wednesday at the Blue Bonnet Hotel to advance the permanent arrangement.
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San Antonio
Houston
Counells
Austin
Dallas
Texas
Blue Bonnet Phate
von Rosenberg
Four Texas Air Fields Declared Surplus by War Dept
The War Department Tuesday declared four additional AAP air fields in Texas surplus. They are Brownwood Army Air Base Austin Municipal Airport Harlingen Army Air Base and Castroville auxiliary field which served Brooks Field.
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AAP
Texas
War Department
Brownwood Army Air Base
Austin Municipal
Harlingen Army Air Base
Castroville
Brooks Field
Million Dollar Gift to SMU for Science Building
Southern Methodist University in Dallas received a one million dollar gift from Mrs. W. W. Fondren of Houston for the construction of a natural science building. Fondren is a member of the SMU board of trustees. her late husband helped found Humble Oil and Refining Company.
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Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
W. W. Fondren
Houston
S.M. U. Board of Trustees
Humble Oil and Refining Company
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