Berlin awaits signals on lifting 72 day blockade
German and Allied officials report ongoing four power talks on reopening rail and canal links to Berlin. US deputy governor Gen George P. Hays attends sessions as Russian authorities discuss technical arrangements. A major sticking point remains a proposed one for one exchange rate between eastern and western German marks.
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Berlin
Allied Control Authority
United States
George P. Hays
Helmstedt
Moscow
Ruhr
Germany
Public Domain Opened for Airports Development West
Washington September 8 AP The Interior Department will make public land available for airstrip development. New regulations authorize the land bureau to turn over tracts to states counties and municipalities for aviation sites. Approved applications include 42 towns or counties in Utah Nevada Oregon Utah and Wyoming with more under consideration. The 1928 airport leasing act previously allowed short term leases on public land for airport use.
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Washington
Anteriay Krayr
Department
Bureau of Land Management
Sae
Ulah
Nevara
Oregon
Utah
Phoenix Swindle Tied to National Betting Ring
An FBI-led seven month probe uncovered a $30,000 swindle by Phoenix winter visitor John L. Donald 61 from Prescott. Donald and a named accomplice allegedly took funds from J. Gordon Bates 55 a polala grower of Houston Me in a horse race betting scheme. Bates notified the FBI, Donald is held on $30,000 bond. Donald has a long record of swindling forgery and robbery dating back to 1926.
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Bphoenix
Phoenix
Kenneth Logan
FBI
John L. Donald
Prescott
Logan
Donald
J. Gordon Bates
Polala Grower
Houston
Bates
Lovan
Tuma Man Killed In Plane Crash
Frances Gruber of Yuma Arizona and Clifford tes Verne Fairbanks of KE Centro California were killed when a small plane crashed at El Paso Municipal Airport as it descended. Witnesses said the craft lost speed at about 700 feet, went into a spin and crashed.
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EL Paso
Tex
Frances Gruber
Yuma
Ariz
Clifford Tes Verne Fairbanks
KE Centro
Calif
New Neighbor Rosie Enters Boots Family Story
Rosie moves next door and clashes with Pug while Boots and family adjust to a frank new girl. The coming daily tale promises tension and growing friendships as the neighborhood dynamics unfold.
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Thia
Rosie
Boots
Pug
Boots and Buddies comic strip feature
The CAMA Daily Sun presents Boots and Buddies in a comic panel. Characters embark on lighthearted misadventures with playful dialogue and a cheerful tone typical of the strip.
Juveniles Warned Of Curfew Crackdown In Flagstaff
Flagstaff officials warn of a crackdown as school resumes on curfew violations. Judge Russell said enforcement will target late trading juveniles such as shoeshine workers, with curfew shifting from 9 p.m. to 8 p.m. within weeks.
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Flagstaff
TG. Russell
Superior Court
Child Burned After Fall Into Hot-Tub At Garcia Home
Joe Garcia, 24 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Garcia, suffered serious burns when he fell into a tub of hot water at the Garcia residence, 108 South Fonteyn Street Iafo, Thursday afternoon. He was transported to Flagstaff Hospital by Deputy Sheriff Jess McMahon.
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Joe Garcia
Mike Garcia
Garcia
South Fonteyn Street
Iafo
Flagstaff Hospital
Jess McMahon
Wheeler Seeks Seat In House In Flagstaff Race
Wheeler Gordon BF a Flagstaff businessman of 20 years seeks the Republican nomination for representative in Cochise County district No 1. Born in Maine he studied in Massachusetts and Connecticut and lived in New York before moving to Phoenix. He came to Flagstaff in 1928 operated a hotel and later a grocery. He and his wife have raised three children graduates of Flagstaff High School with a fourth student at Emerson school. He has long shown interest in public welfare and is a close student of city county and state affairs.
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Gordon BF. Wheeler
Flagstaff
Tomination
Coconino County
Gordon
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Phoenix
Wheeler
Emerson School
Liberty Bond For Mitchum Lita Leeds Case Sparks Inquiry
Los Angeles district attorney seeks a grand jury investigation into the marijuana case involving Robert Mitchum and Lita Leeds. The jury's criminal complaints committee will consider an inquiry, with Mitchum Leeds dancer Vickie Evans and Robin Ford potentially summoned to testify. All four were arrested last Wednesday and released on $1,000 bond. Producers urged restraint amid calls to indict the film industry.
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Los Angeles
Sept
District Attorney
Robert Mitchum
Lita Leeds
Dist
Adtv
Williams BE. Simpson
Simpson
Mitcham
Leeds
Mitchum
Miss Leeds
Vickie Evans
Robin Ford
Dave Schiry
Northern Arizona preps for Labor Day holiday crowds
Northern Arizona expects record crowds this weekend as thousands from Phoenix and southern valleys head to Flagstaff Prescott and nearby areas for golf events rodeos air shows and the Grand Canyon National Park. Officials urge motorists to use caution amid heat and heavy traffic.
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Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Prescott
Arizona
Springerville
Williams
Showslow
Lakeside
Benson
Winslow
Winslow Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
Grand Canyon National Park
Gorge
Strikes Tie Up West Coast And New York
The Associated Press reports major halts in shipping as West Coast harbors occupy 12,010 CIO laoang shoremen delaying exports and imports from Canada to Mexico. In New York City 19,000 AFL Teamsters drivers and helpers idle, with more quitting as Local 807 enters its third day of strike.
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Harry Bridges
CIO Laoang
Canada
Mexico
New York City
AFL Teamsters’ Union Local 807
Eduard Ben Dies at 64 in Prague
Prague reports Eduard Ben, a founder and former president of Czechoslovakia, died aged 64. The statesman had recently suffered a stroke and years of illness after the 1948 coup and the death of Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk, son of founder Thomas Masaryk.
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Prague
Eduard Ben
Cacehoslovakia
Jan Masaryk
Thomas Masaryk
Benes
Czechoslovak Republic
Mother Held In Death Of 2 Children Today
In Portland Oregon a 38 year old mother Frances Trene McCurdy of Gold Hill was held in jail after confessing to killing her two children Pamela 11 and Paul 10 by stabbing them in a Grants Pass auto cabin. She said she gave sleeping pills first and planned to kill herself but lost nerve.
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Portland
Ore
Floyd Smith
Frances Trene McCurdy
Gold Hill
Pamela
Paul
Grants Pass
Parthind
Smith
Rush Repairs On Globe Water Main
Globe water crisis persists as a 12 inch main ruptured yesterday cutting supply to South Globe. Crews rush repairs with completion hoped by Sunday and drinking water hauled in by truck to affected residents.
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Globe Water
Globe
South Globe
Predict Total Enrollment Of 2000 This Year
Flagstaff schools expected to reach 2000 students this year per superintendent Sturgeon Cramer. Enrollment may rise with upcoming registrations, aided by the new Theis Flemen tary school and additions to South Beaver and Dunbar. Senior high enrollment near 403, about the largest yet, with 11K freshmen and 121 sophomores noted. more details continued on Page Two.
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Flagstaff
Sturgeon Cramer
South Beaver
Dunbar
Cromer
Houstine
Manerson
Kawakita Branded Traitor By Jury
A federal court jury found Tomoya Kawakita, 27, guilty of abusing American prisoners while serving as an interpreter for Japan's forces. The verdict, delivered yesterday, brands him a traitor. defense counsel indicated an appeal as he prepared today to discuss the case with the women defendants and three men named in the counts.
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Wilhir Wolfington
Mise Jane Buens
Board of Supervisors
A. O. Bauchard
Coconine County
Los Angeles
Tomoya
Japan
Efung
Kawakie
Schuman Abandons Try For Cabinet Crises in France
Premier designate Robert Schuman quit attempting to form a new French government as De Gaulle followers urged elections. Schuman, head of the MPR, ended a four day bid to join a cabinet amid reluctance and doubt over a stable administration.
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Robert Schuman
Gea
Charles de Gaulle
Schuman
Popular Republican Movement
MRE
Fife
College's Golden Jubilee Year Opens Monday
The Arizona State College at Fhurstaff begins its Golden Jubilee year with the fall semester on Monday September 6. President Lacey A Eastburn expects enrollment to match last year's record of about eight hundred. Three major celebrations are planned across Homecoming October 24 mid winter jamboree and spring commencement.
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Arizona State College
Fhurstaff
Lacey A. Eastburn
Plage Staff
Nothin Arizona Norm School
Arizona
Taylor
Fanny Hury
Colden
ASC Adds To Faculty Lineup At Biaystaf College
ASC expands its faculty as Arizona State College at Biaystaf increases size during its anniversary year. New education department head Dr Rotleman arrives as director of placement. Dr Te od and Miss Sue Keller join. Dr Williamson and B. Dehtson bring psychology and education expertise. (Continued on Page Five)
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Bers
Arizona State College
Biaystaf
Manas
Lacey A.thittin
Te Od
Bothouan
Rotleman
Colorado University
Williamson
M. Depen
Bine
Sue Keller
Twinvilte B. Dehtson
University of Denver
Flagstaff School System Adds 8 New Teachers To Faculty
Eight new teachers join Flagstaff schools as several staff shift grades. Roy Smith replaces Killip in the high school shop with aviation related training expanding classes. Ruth Lane moves to Senior High Home Economics. Paul Schreiber moves to Junior High English and social science. Maury Ellsworth joins Junior High economics. Don Herner teaches sixth grade at Emerson. Meg Hirn takes a fifth grade post at Emerson. Phyllis Hager becomes fourth grade at Emerson, with Tola Sanders also listed as a new Emerson teacher.
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Flagstaff
Sturgeon Cromer
Nso
Roy Smith
W. F. Killip
Smith
Arizona State Colleget
Tempe
Ruth Lane
Lane
Paul Schreiber
Emerson School
Maury Ellsworth
Arizona State College
Janior
Don Herner
Meg Hirn
Emerson Schon
Phyllis Hager
Tola Sanders
Massachusetts Pilot Killed In Cleveland Goodyear Race Tests
Paul A. de Blois, 26, of Longmeadow Massachusetts, was killed when his midget plane crashed three miles north of Municipal Airport near Brook Park Road during pre qualifying tests for the National Air Races Goodyear trophy event. Police said the left wing buckled as he prepared for qualifying runs. Only a small group of flyers had qualified earlier.
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Cleveland
Paul A. de Biois
Longmead
Mase
de Blois
Municipal Airport
Brookpark Road
Baseball Scores and Games From The Associated Press
National League Boston 3 Philadelphia 1 New York 7 Brooklyn 3 tied Chicago at Pittsburgh night American League New York 6 Washington 2 first Detroit at Chicago night Cleveland at St Louis 2 1 at night Boston at Philadelphia night Poston at Philadelphia night
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Wittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
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Phoenix Wingle
Tuma
Krow
Cama Daily Sun
West Coast
Associated Press
Kawakita
Margaret
Elizabet Fisher
Williams High School
Moday
Willis
Sgmh
Maity Suntote
Dheenenee Ala
ASC
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