Mitchum Nabbed In Narcotics Raid
Hollywood police arrest film star Robert Mitchum along with three others in a Hollywood narcotics raid. Robin Ford actress Lila Leeds and dancer Vickie Evans faced charges. officers reported marijuana cigarettes found and linked to the suspects during the six month probe with federal aid.
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Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Robin Ford
Lila Leeds
Vickie Evans
Ford
A. M. Barr
J. 8. McKinnon
Los Angeles
Barr
Miss Leeds
William Creig
Dorothy
Zhdanov dies. Moscow in mourning for Stalin ally
Andrei Zhdanov death shocks Soviet leadership as tens of thousands file to view his body in Moscow. He led Leningrad defense, helped shape Cominform policy, and was a key Stalin aide believed likely to succeed Stalin. Funeral plans set for Red Square with top officials to attend.
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Andrei A. Zhdanov
Vaminforn
Kremlin
Kdanov
Stalin
Communis
Ar. Levies
Ahdunov
Russia
Zdanov
Cohumus
Red Square
Pravda
Politburo
Cominforn
Cominform
Artacles
Marsinal Tite
Yigroslavia
Andunov
Lio
Poland
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Yuri Levitin
Soviet Union
Zidanov
Ite
Leningrad
Communist Party
Dope Arrests Made In State Dope Arrests Made In State
Dope smuggling from Mexico to the United States centers on Phoenix and Tucson as the U S customs service reports a consignment of 40 boxes of high grade marijuana arrived in Nogales Sonora for illicit entry. Two boxes were seized and four suspects including a U S citizen, two Mexican nationals and a juvenile held for federal action.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
Mexico
Phoenix
Tucson
U. S. Customs Service
Ted S. Simpson
Sonora
Simpson
California
U. S
Gordon Farley
Joe Nunez
Jose Valenzuela Garcia
Francisco Solis Noriega
Lad Found Miles From Fire Scene
In Phoenix on September 1 AP reports five year old Bobby Wood, feared dead after a nursery school fire, was found eight miles from the ruins unharmed though initially missing. His mother Mrs Julia Wood sought answers as rescuers searched the burned site.
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Phoenix
Julia Wood
Bobby
Hopes for Juan Arevalo’s Anti Communist Stand Faces Turmoil
Havana dispatch notes Juan Arevalo, a staunch anti Communist leader, facing violent roadblocks and labor turmoil as tensions rise. Report mentions threats and political pressure surrounding his political stance during the crisis.
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Havana
Juan Arevalo
Berkeley Scientist Verifies Tiny Comet Discovery
Dr Joseph Ashbrook of Yale University discovers a faint new comet in Aquarius from Flagstaff photographs Aug 26. Dr Leland Cunningham of UC Berkeley verifies the find on Aug 27. The 11th magnitude object requires a telescope. observers worldwide will track its speed and orbit.
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Lowell Observatory
Joseph Ashbrook
Leland Cunningham
Students Observatory
University of California At Berkeley
Flagstaff
Cunningham
Harvard University Observatory
Harvard
Widchy
Copenhagen
Ashbrook
Yale University Observatory
New Haven
Conn
Wallace Talks Without Eggs in Alabama Campaign
Henry A. Wallace, Progressive Party candidate, spoke peacefully before about 600 at the Morgan County courthouse in Decatur Alabama. He rejected disunity, urged Christian cooperation, and faced tomatoes eggs and leaves from some hecklers as a mixed audience including few Negroes watched.
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Henry A. Wallace
Alabama
Progressive Party
North Carolina
Morgan County Court House
Wallace
Spy Probers Chase New Lead On Underground Rings
Congressional spy investigators pursued a new lead in Washington that may link prewar underground activities and wartime espionage rings to Communist networks. Representative Nixon said the lead emerged while verifying Whittaker Chambers claims of a government connection and a 1937 job with a Communist party agent.
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Washington
Nixon
R-Cali
Whittaker Chambers
Communist Party
Polio Warnings In Coconino County Four Cases Reported
Health officials in Coconino report four infantile paralysis cases in recent weeks, two in Williams and two in Flagstaff. One Flagstaff case may result in permanent paralysis, another is recovering. Precautions urged include watching for illness in children, seeking medical care promptly, avoiding contact with polio cases, and practicing good hygiene. A Kenny hot pack demonstration drew 32 volunteers at the health service office.
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Coconino County
Twvo
Williams
Flagstaff
Margaret Everest
Ji Lkc
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Health Service Office
Schuman Starts Work On New French Cabinet
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman began forming a fresh French cabinet after securing national assembly approval by 322 to 185, the narrowest backing yet for a premier on first appearance. His coalition likely includes ministers from his previous eight month tenure ending July 19.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
National Assembly
Hopi Voter Registration Interest In Navajo County
In Holbrook on September 1 AP reports Hopi Indians in Navajo county show strong interest in voting rights since registration began. Of 50 county registrants, 330 are Hopis. The Hopis have long lived near whites and built their own capable tribal government.
Aleman Defends Peso Devaluation Before Mexican People
Mexico City AP report: President Miguel Aleman explains devaluation rationale in a 20000 word address to Congress urged popular support amid left and right opposition. He cites July crisis, luxury imports, export slump, and regional Latin American trends. He confirms an $8.589 million oil expropriation payment due Sept 18, part of $81.26 million total with $130.33 million cost including interest. US claims settled at $23.995 million.
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John Evans
Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Congresa
Aleman
Mexico
Latin America
U. S
Charles Beard Historian Dies at 73 in New Haven
Charles A. Beard 73, noted historian and author of about 80 books on American history, died today at Grace-New Haven Community hospital after a stay since August 2. Cause listed as aplastic anemia. His controversial 1941 work on Roosevelt and the coming of war sparked outcry but earned the Gold Medal from the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
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Charles A. Beard
Grace-New Traven Community Hospital
Marion Howard
Ashley W. Oughterson
Beard
Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Germany
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Mary
Utility Rate Hike Hearing Scheduled
The State Corporation Commission will hold a hearing at Nogales on September 9 to consider Arizona Utility Co’s request to raise rates by 10 percent. The hearing tests the utility’s plan and impacts customers in the Nogales area and surrounding districts.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Nogales
Arizona Utility Co
Flagstaff Moisture Deficit Narrowing in August
Maul W. Sorenson of the U S Weather Bureau reports Flagstaff has 5.75 inches less rainfall than normal through August. For August the city received 2.10 inches versus a 2.75 inch normal, leaving the eight month total at 9.05 inches short of the 14.80 inch normal.
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Maul W. Sorenson
Datn
U.S
Heroe
Tonight Deadline For GE Leave Bonds
Washington reports the defense establishment says midnight tonight is the deadline for filing applications for GE Terminal Leave bonds.
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Washington
National Defense Establishment
Railroads Plan West Coast Embargo If Maritime Work Stops
Washington September 1 AP The railroads prepared to impose an embargo on virtually all freight destined for shipment from West Coast ports if a maritime work stoppage develops there. Plans announced by Arthur Gassman of the car service division of the Association of American Railroads say the embargo is a protective measure to prevent freight cars being tied to western ports. If the work stoppage does not occur, the embargo will be withdrawn at once.
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Wasshington
West Coast
Norrow
Arthur Gassman
Car Service
Association of American Railroads
Gass
Big Winslow Air Roundup promises fun and thrills
Winslow hosts the first annual aerial roundup at the municipal airport over Saturday and Sunday September 4 5 with the Winslow Civil Air Patrol leading plans. Events include a 1 p m jet fighter stunt exhibition a parachute jump by Dave Gould a cross country race and spot landing demos plus a hangar dance and breakfast with Ted Willey as host.
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Big Winslow
Winslow
Winslow Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Winslow Country Club
TWA
la Posaida
Ted Willey
Winslow Flying Service
Dave Gould
Phoenix
B. J. Waddell
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Winslow Police Department
State Fall Hunting Season Opens Across Arizona
Arizona opened its fall hunting season today with dove, whitewing and cottontail rabbit hunts. Dove runs through October 31, whitewing through September 16, and rabbits through January 31, with Greenlee, Apache and Carolino counties excluded. Band-tailed pigeon season starts September 16.
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Arizona
Greenlee
Apache
Carolino
Game Charge Brings Fine To Jerome Man
Jerome Penland was fined 100 dollars or 50 days in jail after pleading guilty to exceeding the fishing limit. Justice J C Maxwell in Flagstaff noted Penland had five fish over the limit, as charged by game warden C W Womack.
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Jerome
J. C. Maxwell
Flagstaff
C. W. Womack
Volcano eruption near Camigan Island states grave fears
Manila report notes 5620 foot Camigan volcano on Camigan Island erupted yesterday causing grave fear for the safety of residents on the island as reported by The Times.
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P. L
the Times
Camigan
Baseball slate highlights busy American League menu
The Associated Press reports a packed schedule in the American League with St. Louis visiting New York, Chicago at Washington under night conditions, and Cleveland traveling to Philadelphia. Boston crushed Detroit 16 to 1. In the National League New York visits Pittsburgh amid Brooklyn and Chicago matchups while Cincinnati edged Boston 3 to 1 and Philadelphia hosts St. Louis at night.
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Pittsberth
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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