Warne urges Alaska funding to $60.99 million in Senate panel
William E. Warne assistant secretary of the interior asked a senate appropriations subcommittee to raise Alaska funding next year to 60,994,651 dollars matching the president's 60 million proposal. He noted rapid development and a surge of homestead applications as critical to future Pacific relations and stressed a five day schedule to finish work usually done in weeks. The interior push seeks 459,970,835 dollars from the budget bureau, while the bureau of land management wins support amid calls to retain field offices and avoid overhauls.
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Washington
William E. Warne
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Appropriations
Alaska
House
Truman
Warne
Pacific
Japan
Korea
Russia
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
Cordon
R-Ore
Krug
Department
Commissioner of Reclamation
Michael W. Straus
Richard L. Boke
Central Valley Project
California
Bureau of Land Management
Marion Clawson
Senator Cordon
Clawson
Mercy Plane Sent To Save Infant In California
In San Gabriel a 7 month old, Betty Radford, needs treatment for a digestive obstruction. An air transport plane will fly to Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, with funds raised by Alhambra Post Advocate and a local committee led by Rev. Monte Brown. An air evacuation plane arrived from Fairfield as authorization came from the air force.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Air Force
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Betty Radford
Alhambra
Lawrence to Go to Prison in Tragic Desert Birth Case
Prescott June 2 Robert Lawrence 25 must serve three to five years in state prison for letting his wife die in childbirth without medical help. Superior Court Judge W E Patterson sentenced him after the jury verdict for involuntary manslaughter. Lawrence, partly disabled war veteran, was away in Prescott when Mrs. Lawrence gave birth to a stillborn infant alone in a Crown King mining camp tent. He returned with supplies and loaded the bodies into his car. He said he had not considered his wife seriously ill.
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Prescott
Robert Lawrence
Superior Court
W. E. Patterson
Patterson
Lawrence
Nogales Blood Drive Collects Forty Four Pints
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile in Nogales gathered forty four pints of blood during a six hour operation. Director William C. Wilkinson said the blood will be returned to Tucson for processing and a fresh supply will stay on hand for Santa Cruz county residents free of charge. Bernard R. Swift led the unit with aides Mrs. Gordon Farley and Ruth Stiller. Blood was flown to Tucson by Civil Air Patrol and will return to Nogales similarly.
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American Red Cross
Nogales
Red Cross
William C. Wilkinson
Tucson
Santa Cruz County
Wilkinson
Bernard R. Swift
Gordon Farley
New Community To Be Called Osborn
A drive to incorporate Sunnyslope and nearby areas north of Phoenix aims to form the city of Osborn. Petitions seek signatures from two thirds of property owners with a board of supervisors to act. Communities include Sunnyslope Desert Cove Valley Heights and North Central Heights. Population around 8 000.
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Phoenix
Sunnyslope
Board of Supervisors
Osborn
Desert Cove
Valley Heights
North Central Heights
Phoenix Wage Conference Negotiations Continue
Wage talks between management and labor in the Arizona construction industry resumed in Phoenix after a fruitless session the day before. Six basic building crafts seek a 20 cent hourly wage increase affecting about 100 contractors and 5,000 workers.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Seven Germans Hang for Nazi War Crimes in Nuernberg
Seven German doctors and SS officers were hanged at the Nuernberg war crimes court yard for conducting brutal medical experiments that killed and maimed thousands in concentration camps. The executions included Karl Brandt and four others, with three more officers also executed.
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Landsberg
Germany
U. S
Nuernberg
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Walter Beals
Washington State Supreme Court
Karl Brandt
Union Leaders Cite Dissension Undermining Bargaining Power
The majority report accuses internal dissension in the international union of undermining bargaining, linking 1946 1947 and 1948 secessionist moves to employer aligned tactics under Taft Hartley. It warns that capitulation to such attempts risks democracy and urges locals to oppose the Mundt Nixon bill and to require strike votes when loyalty tests block bargaining.
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Reid) Robinson
Power and Death: A Lover’s Impact Across Organizations
The phrase links intense loyalty to life and death power over groups including unions, suggesting influential bonds and controlling authority. It implies that devotion shapes actions within multiple organizations and movements.
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Unions
Wallace To Address Rally In Phoenix
Third party candidate Henry Wallace will speak at a Progressive party rally at Phoenix Union High School stadium on Wednesday in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Phoenix Union High School
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Martin Bormann
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