Eight Die in San Francisco Apartment Fire
July 20 report from Bay Francisco says eight killed in a San Francisco apartment blaze. Fire trapped residents on the ground floor and many leaped from windows. One woman jumped to a life net and fractured the pelvis. several others were injured and hospital conditions were reported. Total damage placed at about $40,000 to the old building as investigators and police began a routine inquiry.
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Higa Perkone
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Biome
Pair Survives 340-Foot Fall in Yosemite Incident
In Yosemite, a husband and wife survived a 340 foot fall from a waterfall after tumbling down the rocks. Rescuers recovered the couple and transported them to a hospital for evaluation. The alarm was raised when they were found in distress near the fall and were aided by nearby witnesses and emergency crews.
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Nate Mak
Tae
Moroni
Miln
Evie Yeumat
Atuneda
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Andnjieed
Hite
Wif
Morini
Moreat
Leddeoet
Hugh
Dennis
Cephan Hatoreday
Hele
Carl Man
Yeeitian
Varnthenern
Cnartos Davider
Lingten
Mane
Endowment Group Chooses New University Head
Ditto owks uly ay 6 Chae gaion Prinde Gherry of Jonnsbore haw been elected presddent of the University of Arkaaway nie ene dowmat and trust fund. He was elocted by the tunes jMit acting AL O neding dere Sate urday. Other ottionva sare: Ta darn 4h, Vito Rook, view prealent: Dualy Rhodes, Mayetteville, wecre secretary, and Bann Bell at Payette. villa, nedudant goipreallees of the University, tesaaen.
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Jonnsbore
University of Arkaaway
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Prescott News Tumiday Happenings and Meetings
The Prescott News lists scheduled church and club events for July 24 to July 26. Activities include Arrseoth WH and POW sit dn ite wed talget, Prentotketary Club at Misty noe ont the Lawn Hotel, various midweek church services, travel and prayer meetings, and a Wednesday Beidge id gathering. Community members attend, host, and sponsor local gatherings across Hope, Fayetteville, and surrounding areas.
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Arrseoth
Mina Mary
Hoantiton
The Gila Murder by Julius Long
Laura Colton endures a horrific attack as a monstrous buglike creature grips her hand in a car. Bob Crawford intervenes with hatchet and chisel, then helps summon medical aid as the severed limb is freed and the strange entity is finally destroyed.
Dispute Reignites Over Arkansas School Funding
In Little Rock the controversy over public school funding grows as the Arkansas legislative council, empowered by the legislature, considers a survey of the education system to identify improvements and possibly refer the matter to the George Peabody Institute for evaluation.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Legislative Council
George Peabody
Need of Flood Control Cited by Pick in Arkansas Dedication
Maj. Gen. Lewis A. Pick head of the U.S. corps of engineers praised flood control and hydroelectric projects during the Narreans dam dedication on the Little Missouri near Maurcreek. He warned that without multiple dams Kansans would face greater suffering from floods, while Arkansas officials noted no immediate plan to close three locks on the Ouachita river. Local officials and Ouachita Valley members contest the move, fearing it would halt river navigation and affect defense depots.
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Lewis A. Pick
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Jil County
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Ten
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Camden
Formula Found to Reopen Iran Oil Issue
Iran signals progress toward resuming talks with Britain over oil nationalization. Prime Minister Mossadegh and cabinet officials met with Dr Karin Santabi and others after hours of discussions. A memorandum prepared for Harriman outlines the framework for renewed negotiations, based on week long talks with Iran leaders. No immediate specifics were disclosed.
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Lanken Air Nationaligation Board
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Ragen Hassibi
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Legislators Divided Over Minister Salary Survey Plan
Lawmakers debate how to fund a minister salary survey with Rep. Peyton D Moncrief opposing the survey. Some support directing $25 900 to teachers instead while others favor Peabody Institute versus council led work costing up to $50 000. A committee to oversee the process is proposed amid distrust.
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Sherman's Body Returns Home Across the Atlantic
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, former head of the U.S. Navy, died in Naples after two heart attacks. His body will be flown to Washington, with services aboard the U S S Mount Olympus and at Naples airport. Survivors include his wife and a daughter in law.
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Gazette Hearing Still in Progress in Little Rock
A national labor relations hearing in Little Rock resumed addressing unfair labor practices against the Arkansas Gazette. Tom M. Davis for the Gazette continued calling witnesses while American Newspaper Guild representatives questioned union witnesses about contract negotiations before the December 17 strike affecting the paper’s 149 employees.
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Arkansas Gazette
Tom M. Davis
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ANG International
Alexander Hicken
Cen Pleyes
Strike settlement debated amid long labor dispute
On Monday July 23 1951 a 19 month walkout facing unfair labor practice charges against newspapers was set to be settled. Trial Examiner Frederic G B Parkes heard testimony from second members with Davis Saturday seeking a ruling. Parkes reserved decision on most issues as about 200 languages are spoken in India.
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