Brush Burning Was Overdone in Mingus Mountain Fire
About 500 men fought a brush burning experiment that escaped control on Mingus Mountain in Prescott National Forest, burning over 10 000 acres. It bypassed a rookout station and a Sunday gathering, evacuating 69 children from a nearby camp. One old barn was buried. area loss centered on Amber and surrounding brush as the University of Arizona range management project sought to test regrowth effects.
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Aetna Finance Co Offers Cash Loans to Employed
Employed individuals can receive 40 to 100 dollars in cash until payday with a single office visit. Acton Finance Co promotes larger loans up to 1500 dollars for bills, purchases, vacations or other needs. Call or send for details at 708 Ninth Avenue, Ph. 4587.
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Ninth Avenue
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Fire spreads to New Brunswick firehouse scene
A damp garbage truck caught fire and Charles van Liew drove it two blocks to Engine C6 headquarters in New Brunswick. Firemen hosed the vehicle as the blaze was brought under control and the garbage was dumped into the street before relief crews arrived.
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Charles van Liew
Professor Wait Named Head of Psychology at College of the Pacific
Dr Wait Will Head Psychology Department at College of the Pacific Stockton Calif. A former CSCE professor now based in Mount Shasta since 1949 he will lead the psychology department and keep an interest in his Mount Shasta insurance business He previously joined CSCE in 1927 and served in World War I before teaching in Washington and Colorado State University prior to moving to Greeley.
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Lions Club
Reed Transferred to Emir, Turkey in WW II service note
Chief Warrant Officer George W. Reed, longtime member of the provost marshal section, is transferred to Emir, Turkey. Reed, Eisenhower’s first sergeant in World War II, resides in Seaside Park, New Jersey.
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Marble Tournament Opens With Youth Competition in Tallahassee
In Tallahassee on Thursday night 44 youngsters aged 11 to 9 35 will begin play in the National Marbles Tournament opening round. The event runs through Saturday with hopes of advancing in the national contest.
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Flo
American Joe Best Dressed Man on Earth
Philadelphia firm head Daroff, Daroff and Sons, claims American men lead global fashion. He cites Europe’s envy, Made In America labels, and a planned 900,000 yearly suits. He forecasts fall color shifts, warns pants and coat sleeves issues, and notes typical spending on a ready wardrobe.
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Dally
Tap Gives Soda From Any Water Tap
A small device invented in Vienna allows any water tap to dispense soda water. The compact unit is simple to install and now available on the market.
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Vienna
Gary Craven Works as Assistant Chemist at Woods Hole
Gary Craven son of Mr and Mrs J Frank Craven of 1810 Twelfth Street is working this summer as assistant chemist at the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole Massachusetts He was chosen for the job by Dr George Scott of Oberlin College Craven who received his AB degree earlier this month with his family Colleen and Cravens drove to Ohio for commencement and then to Woods Hole He plans graduate study this fall Craven considers himself fortunate to win the opportunity since students from larger colleges usually receive such chances
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Marine Biological Laboratory
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Oberlin College
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Cravens
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Ohio
Woods Hole
Young Craven
Cortez Timber Fire Brought Under Control
Firefighters from neighboring communities brought the Cortez 9-A timber fire under control after it destroyed an estimated 1,200 acres of forest northwest of Cortez. The blaze prompted interagency assistance and smoke was visible across the region.
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Firefighters Battle 24 Hour Blazes North of Durango
About 70 fighters from Dove Creek Dolores Cortez and nearby teams fought a wildfire that scorched roughly 25 miles north and 6 miles west of Pleasant View. Crews from Land Management and the Bureau of Indian Affairs aided the effort as light rain fell. The cause was not disclosed and the acreage burned stood at an estimated amount.
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Atlanta Leads in Tree Farm Acreage Nationwide
Atlanta, Georgia reports the highest tree farm acreage among states as agriculture officials note substantial gains in forestry land. The data highlights Georgia's prominent position in forestry resources and rural land use.
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