Enlistees Listed From Phoenix Area In U S Marine Corps
Arizonans from Phoenix and nearby towns enlist at the local recruiting station on Second Avenue. Names include John W. Lyons and Rex D. McDonald of Phoenix, with others from Glendale Mesa Chandler Scottsdale Laveen Payson Yuma Ajo and Chino Valley. A nearby fire damaged the Boy Scout meeting hall behind St. Francis Church, halting traffic for an hour as Rural Fire Protection Co. crews fought the blaze in a war surplus building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Marsden
Buckeye
Lawrence Enos
Laveen
Charles H. Hill
Payson
Bob B. Brashier
Queen Creek
Richard C. Andrews
Yuma
Samuel E. Ownby
Ajo
Cecil F. Tenorio
Chino Valley
BOY Scout Meeting
St. Francis Church
N. Central
Rural Fire Protection Co
Socialized Housing Charge From Real Estate Board
The National Association of Real Estate Boards accuses the United Nations of promoting socialized housing internationally. President Alexander Summer of Newark writes Ambassador Warren Austin that U.N. housing bulletins feature mainly government workers, professors, and advocates of socialized housing in the United States.
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Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
United Nations
U.N
Association
Alexander Summer
Newark
N. J
Warren Austin
U. S
Summer
United States
Secrets Found Open To Red Agents In Senate Probe
Senator McCarran says a senate investigation shows Communist agents and sympathizers have access to the nation s most guarded defense and diplomatic secrets. The internal security subcommittee report details subversive infiltration in the telegraph industry and notes danger of message interception and sabotage in war. Witnesses testified that seven ACA officers including International President Joseph P Selly were or had been Communists. The ACA was expelled from the CIO in 1950 for following the Communist line.
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Washington
McCarran
Nev
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
CIO
New York
American Communications Association
Joseph P. Selly
ACA
Selly
Communist Party
Niagara Falls Barrel Rider Dies In Fatal Ride
William Hill, 38, was killed when the rubber barrel he rode over Niagara Falls broke apart on rocks below the Maid of the Mist. His brother Lloyd, a Canadian army private, vowed to ride Niagara in a steel barrel next. The body washed ashore near the Maid of the Mist landing as spectators watched in shock.
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Niagara Falls
William Hill
Hill
Lloyd Hill
Niagara
Major Hill
William
Maid of the Mist
Lower Falls
Norman Hill
Seriously-Wounded Boy Back On His Feet
Warren Joslin, seriously wounded a week ago, began walking in his ward yesterday. A nurse at Memorial Hospital said he is “doing very well” and a remarkable recovery is under way. She added he may be allowed to go home sometime this week.
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Warren Joslin
Memorial Hospital
Young Joslin
Muscle Rub advertised as relief for aches and pains
An old newspaper fragment promotes Muscle-Rub as a penetrating external prescription to relieve arthritis rheumatism neuritis lumbago sprains and soreness. It cites physiotherapist T T Connor and patient Mrs. R Bekoff claiming relief and improved sleep.
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T T. Connor
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