Salt Lake Fire Claims Six Month Old Boy In Cafe Blaze
A midnight fire in the rear living quarters of a downtown Salt Lake City cafe killed six month old Ronald C. Tsutsui and badly burned three year old Jennifer Tsutsui. Father Hartry Tsutsui escaped with minor burns and smoke inhalation as rescuers and a family friend tried to reach the children. Mrs. Tsutsui was unhurt. Firefighters said the blaze started just after midnight and was confined to the rear of the restaurant.
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Ronald C. Tsutsui
Jennifer
Hartry Tsutsui
Curtis Repeats 440 Free Title at AAU Meet in Daytona
Ann Curtis of California won the 440 yard freestyle for the fifth straight AAU women’s swimming and diving championships in Daytona Beach Florida. She also led Crystal Plunge to the 440 yard freestyle relay victory with teammates Joan Mallory Marion Olson and Margaret Hayes, posting 4 13 5 to beat Chicago’s town club by 4 8 seconds.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
California
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Brenda Helser
Los Angeles
Joan Mallory
Marion Olson
Margaret Hayes
Town Club
Chicago
Practical Fire Extinguishers for Electrical Fires
An electrical fire can be extinguished by approved carbon dioxide vaporizing liquid or dry chemical extinguishing agents. These extinguishing agents are non conductive and safe for electrical fires when used as directed.
India Executes Wide Police Drive Against Communists
Bombay raids targeted communist headquarters and newspapers across India, with hundreds arrested including two top leaders. The operation aimed to eradicate communism from the new dominion, conducted with no violence amid tense mill areas in Bombay, while 4000 Calcutta government workers staged a sitdown and hunger strike protesting war-time staff cuts.
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Bombay
India
Calcutta
Model Utah Centennial home market stalls at 54500
Utah's model home built for the Centennial Commission sits unsold at 54500 dollars. Earl P. Staten of the Utah Home Builders' Association says bids have been made but all offers are rejected as too low to consider.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Centennial Commission
Earl P. Staten
Utah Home Builders’ Association
Staten
Marshall Urges Latin Bloc for Anti Communist Front
US Secretary of State George C. Marshall urged Argentine Brazilian Colombian and Venezuelan delegates at the ninth meeting of American states to back an anti communist bloc to curb Soviet expansion. He warned that communist parties in the Americas pose an imminent danger to the western hemisphere.
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Bogota
Colombia
U. S
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Americas
Western Hemisphere
Commission approves new power rate schedules for Bonneville
The Federal Power Commission approved new special Bonneville project power rates for farmers and railroads plus a high power factor incentive and a dispute negotiation formula. The farmer schedule shifts to a May–September window with a $6 per kilowatt cap on irrigation charges, while railroads see a flat four mills per kilowatt hour energy charge. Bonneville power remains tight with no increase until about 1954.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
J. P. Alvey
Bonneville Power Administration
Bonneville Power
Liberal group plans April 10 session to back Eisenhower
Washington reports that Americans for Democratic Action, a liberal group once aligned with Roosevelt and led by former administration figures, will meet in Pittsburgh on April 10 to potentially repudiate President Truman and endorse General Dwight D. Eisenhower to succeed him.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
Americans For Democratic Action
OPA
Paul Porter
Roosevelt
Idaho Public Utilities Board Vacates Hearing on Rail Rate Rise
In Boise the Idaho Public Utilities Commission vacated an April 19 hearing on Idaho railroads seeking a 10 percent interim intrastate rate increase. A decision is expected soon from the Interstate Commerce Commission on a parallel interstate rate request.
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BOISE
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
Commission
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Butterfly Named for Wing Design Marking
The tropical butterfly known as the 89 butterfly derives its name from the number 89 styled on the pattern across its wings. The distinctive marking serves as the origin of its common name and helps identify the species.
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