Federal Water Claims Studied In Upper Colorado Talks
The upper Colorado river compact commission studied federal water claims as it works toward a compact to divide river flow among the upper basin states. Delegates debated rights held by federal agencies and limits on transporting water from the basin to prevent waste and ensure allocations align with commitments to Lee Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Upper Colorado River Compact Commission
Lee Ferry
Ariz
Clifford H. Stone
Colorado
United States
C. Bishop
Wyoming
Commission
Bishop
Sas
Ed H. Watson
Utah
Stone
Harry A. Bashore
Colorado River Basin
Californians Accused Of Blocking Colorado River Projects
California interests opposing Arizona’s $3.3 million Colorado river ventures were charged by Milton G. Sanders of the Central Arizona Light & Power Co. with stalling tactics. He told the Electric club in Los Angeles that Californians push water suits to gain attorney lifetime jobs and questioned water priority allocations while noting Arizona’s proposed use and reclamation bureau approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
California
Milton G. Sanders
Phoenix
Arizona
Sanders
Central Arizona Light & Power Co
Electric Club
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Reclamation Bureau
Towa
Solons Favor Shipping Bill Extend Government Vessels Power
Washington December 2 senators indicated Congress will likely act to extend maritime commission power to operate sell or charter government owned vessels. Senator Hawkes says Truman asked for too long a period and a bill may extend authority to January 1 1949 with further extension studied if needed. President Truman urged continuation beyond February 29 1948 to prevent shipping disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Truman
Maritime Commission
Sen. Hawkes
R-Nj
Republican Policy Committee
Commerce Committee
Hawkes
Wide Yankee Interest In History Across the Nation
A Gallup survey shows Americans would most like to witness the signing of the Declaration of Independence, with other popular picks including Lincoln at Gettysburg and the Japanese surrender aboard the Missouri. Miscellaneous favorites and unsure respondents account for a large share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
U.S
Yale
Dartmouth
Alexander
Lazzeri
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Missouri
Hiroshima
Europe
Washington
Valley Forge
Boston
Wlng
Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Tourney Of Roses Queens Submit To Training Rules
Twelve candidates for the Tournament of Roses queen have signed agreements restricting their freedom from now until New Year. They must take speech and poise instruction, forego conflicting dates, and attend all tournament events. Seven princesses will be chosen December 10 and the queen on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Reclamation Plan Aims to Irrigate 5.6 Million Acres West
Rep. Horan cites a Straus report proposing an expanded reclamation program to drain swamp lands across Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi and Florida to unlock 5 604 004 acres for $28 163 197 annual crops. The plan would fund $1 366 782 721 over five years starting 1948 with yearly expenditures of $53 707 054 $34 344 586 $401 095 706 $339 781 239 and $187 854 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Horan
R-Wash
Michael W. Straus
Reclamation
Strats
Bureau
Straus
Reclamation Bureau
South
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Florida
Atomic Rays Cancer Clues
Boston reports that gamma rays and x rays used to treat cancer may also reveal its unknown causes. Dr Paul C Abersold of Oak Ridge outlines tracer atoms from radiation as tools to explore cancer metabolism and origins. Argonne radiologist Margaret Dixon notes finger print ridge changes and nail bed vein changes in doctors exposed to radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Radiological Society
North America
Paul C. Abersold
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Abersold
iMargaret Dixon
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Atomic Energy Commissions
Great Atomic Centers
Field Marshals of Stalin Stationed in France and Italy
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie asserts Moscow directs a broad Communist strategy in France and Italy through leaders like Maurice Thorez and Palmiro Togliatti. He notes Thorez’s return to Paris from Moscow and implicates Jacques Duclos as a Kremlin agent shaping policy for world communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
France
Italy
Dewitt’ MacKenzie
Maurice “Thorez
Paris
Moscow
Thorez
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Russia
DeGaulle
People's Rally
Comintern
Palmiro Togliatti
Jacques Duclos
Duclos
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
Ranches and Horses Take the Spotlight on KTUC Show
The Farm and Ranch hour at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday on KTUC features Dr. William Pistor, head of animal pathology, discussing the horse in Arizona ranch life. Also on Arizona Portrait at 8:30, the story of James Addison Reavis, "The Baron of the Rockies," will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
KTUC
William Pistor
Department of
Animal Pathology
James Addison Reavis
Baron of
The
Colorados
Reavis Versus Ex-Confederate Soldier in Arizona Land Pact
The case concerns an ex-Confederate soldier who acquired nearly half of southern Arizona in the late 1800s. The matter appears in KCNA coverage dated Thursday with references to Reavis and a burn on Early Citizen Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KCNA
Reavis
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stalling River Projects
Solons
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Tourney of Roses
Howard W. Blakeslee
AP Science
Swifts
Forrest Templeton
Santa Rita
Drexel
Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co
Farmer's Insurance
North Stone Ave
R. E. Pruitt, JR
Dist
Poe
Santa Anita Pottery
6Th Ave
Pennington St
Johnson
E. Broadway
Cash & Carry Pick-up & Delty
Catalina Cleaners
Campbell
Spo
Miss Sewing Machine
Gene Autry
Toso
Glenmore
Distilleries Co
Louisville
Kentucky
Betsy
Apache Tire
Stone Ave
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