Reverend Albert Lindvig Dies After Five Years At Church
The Rev. Albert Lindvig, pastor of Evangelical Covenant Church at 10th Street and East Palm Lane, died this morning in Memorial Hospital at 64. He had led the church for over five years and had been hospitalized since April 9 for a heart condition. Born in Milltown Wisconsin, he came to Phoenix in 1943 from Colorado Springs and held advanced degrees from a Chicago Bible college. He founded churches in Rice Lake and Battle Ground and served in several other Wisconsin and Colorado churches. He was chaplain of the Arizona Legislature since arriving in Phoenix. Surviving are his wife Nettle, three sons V D L, L M Lindvig, G A Lindvig, a granddaughter Karen, two grandsons John and Eddie, a brother Ed of Milltown. The body was taken to A L Moore and Sons Mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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John
Eddie Lindvig
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
MacArthur Arrives in New York Cities Cheer General Homecoming
After a massive 12 mile motorcade from Idlewild to the Waldorf Astoria New York the general and his family rested briefly before a royal reception. Police shielded the arrival as 1.5 million admirers filled streets from Long Island to Manhattan. Major Impellitteri welcomed him and the general spoke of a heartwarming homecoming as crowds cheered and a 17 gun salute rang out.
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Medieval views on carriages shaped gender roles in Europe
In the Middle Ages, riding in European carriages was deemed unmanly and largely associated with women. The perception reinforced gender norms, with carriages used primarily by women rather than men.
Editors Hear Defense Chiefs Off The Record
Washington April 20. Members of the American Society of Newspaper Editors gather for an intimate briefing on the war picture after opposing off the record sessions a year ago. Defense Secretary Marshall Assistant Secretary Rosenberg and Gen Bradley speak under safeguards while Beech and two panels discuss editors versus columnists and the impact of radios and television on newspapers.
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Dayton, Ohio
Journal-Herald
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Keyes Beech
Chicago Daily News
Flood Threat Spreads Across Iowa and Illinois
Weather reports show Muscatine area evacuations with Red Cross and National Guard ready to move families by boat. In Dubuque, the Mississippi River crest nears 21.7 feet with 22.5 forecast by Sunday or early next week, while about 150 families have already evacuated. Rock Island officials warn of a 19 feet crest, a half foot above prior forecast, and expect at least 200 homes could evacuate if 18.5 feet is reached.
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Rainstorm Floods Arizona Streets and Halts Traffic
A rain belt battered Arizona with heavy showers causing water to pool on streets. One man fell from a belt near a palm tree and was hurled to the ground. his companion Amelio Reyes was stunned. City rainfall totals ranged Flagstaff .44 and Yuma .001, with Tempe and Laveen reporting lighter amounts. Pedestrians waded water reaching curb to curb, and students at North High School waded pools after the quick squall.
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Postman in Red Rose Mystery on Central Avenue
A midday stroll reveals a uniformed postman with a red rose between his teeth. The writer muses about how the gesture happened, considering many fanciful scenarios, but concludes only one fact stands: the man couldn’t have hay fever.
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MacArthur Sees Eye to Eye With Chiefs Debate Weary War Forum
The general asserted joint chiefs agreement, while Kerr questioned the claim on a radio forum. Long Hunt and Mahon demanded clearance of the chiefs stance, Russell signaled a delayed inquiry into Far East policy, and MacArthur pledged to press a limited war against China with UN forces.
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Russell Long
Lester Hunt
Wyo
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Poison Probe Is Requested By Meyer Kanton
Meyer Kanton, 69, of 1601 East Hess Street, asked police to probe an apparent poisoning attempt. He said an acquaintance gave him a bottle claiming it contained chicken fat, he ate some on a cracker and developed fever and cramps. He later fed some to a cat, which died. police will order a chemical analysis of the bottle.
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Fire suit ends with both sides take nothing
In United States District Court Judge Dave W Ling ruled that Eugene B Smith Incorporated and Eloy Gin Corporation and Home Insurance Company each take nothing in a $4028 61 judgment arising from the burning of 39 bales of cotton at Eloy The court found no contractual relation between Smith and the insurance firm nor loss by Smith due to loan receipts from its insurer and noted the gin company failed to sue for the 39 bales within the contract 12 month period though it pursued other claims
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Dave W. Ling
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Bisbee Store Operator Dies After 32 Years
Joseph Melead, longtime Bisbee grocer and World War I veteran, died at 59 in his Bisbee home. A Syria native who arrived in 1902, he worked as a carpenter in New York before moving west. Survived by wife Sadie two daughters Louise and a son Richard in Tucson and son James in Japan with the armed forces, plus one grandson. Funeral plans pending.
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Tucson
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Richard
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