Rev Schmitz At Convention In Arcadia
Representatives from eight American Lutheran congregations in Arizona meet in their district convention in Arcadia California with delegates from California Nevada and Arizona. Rev Charles Schmitz of Phoenix presides as district vice president and reports eight Arizona churches established in three years urging eight more. A proposed re districting would create Inter Mountain District including Arizona New Mexico Nevada Utah awaiting national approval. Schmitz and lay attendees plan to return to Phoenix tomorrow.
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Arizona
Arcadia
Calif
California
Nevada
Phoenix
Charles Schmitz
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
Schmitz
Arizona Missions
Inter-Mountain District
New Mexico
Utah
Pakistan receives three new helicopters for locust control
Pakistan boosts locust management with three new helicopters to survey infestations and assist in control operations. The aircraft aim to enhance monitoring, rapid response, and coordination with agricultural agencies across affected regions.
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Pakistan
Agreement Near On Idaho Dam Project
Washington April 12. Telegrams show Bureau of Reclamation and Idaho interests reached general agreement on Hell's Canyon Dam legislation. Gov Len Jordan, Idaho Power officials, and others express satisfaction with a March 29 draft, with language changes, urging Congress action soon. dispute remains on state public agency power marketing and kilowatt allocation.
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Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
Idaho
Hell's Canyon
Oscar L. Chapman
H. W. Morrison
Boise
Southwestern Idaho Conservation Project, Incorporated
Chapman
Morrison
Len Jordan
Idaho Power Company
Hell’s Canyon
Congress
Arizonan Bids Low On Ore Hauling Contract
C R Maddux of Kingman Arizona submitted the low bid for hauling 2500 tons of manganese bearing rock from the Bureau of Mines stockpile at Artillery Peak to the electrometallurgical experiment station in Boulder City Nevada. His bid was 35000 dollars for a 160 mile haul.
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Boulder City
C. R. Maddux
Kingman
Ariz
Bureau of Mines
Artillery Peak
Tucson 1952 Arts Festival to be repeated
The Tucson Festival of Arts will be repeated in 1952 after the Festival Society board decided yes terday. The event failed financially when rain moved two major events from the University of Arizona Stadium to the University Auditorium, cutting attendance by about 60 percent.
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Tucson
Parents sue government over Boy Scout camping incident
Parents of Roderick J Krause seek 11 505 75 in U S District Court for two toes lost to shrapnel from a bazooka shell near a Fort Huachuca camping site on April 2 1949. Assistant DA Don Hummel argued the Boy Scout camp was allowed by state agents and that weather exposedly concealed shells, releasing the government from responsibility.
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Tucson
Roderick J. Krause
United States
U. S
Fort Huachuca
Young Krouse
Don Hummel
U.S
Fiduciaries Elect Edgar Anderson President Arizona Group
Edgar Anderson of 2913 North 17th Avenue was chosen as president of the Corporate Fiduciaries Association of Arizona, succeeding Charles W. Mickle. G. R. Sloane was named vice president and L. A. Thomas became secretary treasurer. Guardian and trustee association members were hosted by Bert Fireman and Ken Kennedy of KPHO TV.
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Edgar Anderson
North 17Th Avenue
Corporate Fiduciaries Association of Arizona
Charles W. Mickle
G. R. Sloane
West Rose Lane
L. A. Thomas
North 15Th Drive
Guardian and Trustee Association
Bert Fireman
Phoenix Gazette
Ken Kennedy
Kpho-Tv
Japan Pledges Co Operation Under Ridgway
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida announced Japan will intensify cooperation with the United States under Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway, while praising General MacArthur for guiding postwar recovery and democracy. He said MacArthur’s retirement does not alter U S policy toward Japan or the Far East and confirmed a continued push for a peace treaty.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
United States
Matthew B. Ridgway
Yoshida
MacArthur
Japan
Far East
Ridgway
Britain’s Midlands Farmers Call For Women’s Land Army Return
Ridgway plans departure before peace. envoy conveys national gratitude. Midlands farmers petition for the Women’s Land Army to be recalled to assist farming efforts amid postwar adjustments.
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Britain
Midlands
20 Ship Armada Drops Anchor Off Formosa
A United States naval armada of about 20 ships including two carriers, a cruiser and two destroyer squadrons anchored off Formosa. The visit, led by Vice Admiral Harold M. Martin as Seventh Fleet commander, revived Nationalist hopes and follows the firing of General MacArthur.
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Taipeh
Formosa
United States
America
General MacArthur
Seventh Fleet
Harold M. Martin
Japan
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Sunnyslope
Alzona Lutheran Church
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Arizonan
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Phoenix Shade and Linoleum O
Natioén
Moscow
Ste. Pierre Smirnoff Fis. Inc
Hartford, Conn
Lee
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Emperor Hailie Selassie
United Nations Army
Korea
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Lovell Wringer
Savings
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