Caterpillar Invasion Stuns Albuquerque Gardens
An entomologist from New Mexico A&M College was asked to identify millions of mustard yellow caterpillars with four black stripes moving in from two directions across Albuquerque. County Agent Joe Cole warned of potential garden damage as the worms, up to king-size cigarette length, ranged about 200 yards daily and covered roughly one per square yard, making roads slick when crushed.
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N. M
New Mexico A & M College
Las Cruces
Joe Cole
Cole
West Mesa
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Local Army and Marine enlistment at Phoenix recruiting station
At 213 N. First Ave the Army and Marines accepted several men for service. Names include Ralph Azzanti, Gerald Aldridge, Frank Abril, Johnny Brown, James Bradburn, Juanito Baca, Darrell Carver, Robert Garcia, Joe Gutierrez, Vernell Johnson, Bennie Powell, Eleasar Sesma, Harry Sloat, Charles Miller and others from Phoenix. Also listed are recruits from Tucson, Mesa, Grand Canyon, Tempe, Eloy, Gilbert and surrounding areas.
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N. First Ave
Ralph S. Azzanti
S. Second St
Gerald R. Aldridge
E. Stephens
Frank N. Abril
W. Tonto
Johnny Brown
E. Madison
James A. Bradburn
E. van Buren
Juanito V. Baca
E. Buchanan
Darrell L. Carver
W. E. Polk
Robert Garcia
Grand Canyon
William A. Archer
Tempe
Keetso Iron
Cameron
Leon Beard
Eloy
Thomas M. Scott
Gilbert
Priest Denies Guilt In King Slaying Plot
In Amman Jordan on August 21 AP reports Father Ibrahim Ayyad a Roman Catholic priest on trial for plotting the assassination of King Abdullah pleads innocence before a military court meeting for the fourth day saying God knows he has no connection or information linking him to the crime.
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Amman
Jordan
Ibrahim Ayyad
Abdullah
Ayyad
Lone Man Fails Police Three Hours in West Los Angeles
In West Los Angeles a 28 year old armed mental patient, Donald G. LaFuente, resisted detention for General Hospital observation. Police deployed 11 tear gas grenades over three hours before entering and finding him unharmed in a clothes closet. He surrendered without further incident.
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Los Angeles
A. L. Sinclair
Donald G. LaFuente
la Fuente
General Hospital
LaFuente
Dam project bids opened for Davis Dam HQ building
Davm Donaldson Construction Company Inc at 321 S 24th St was the apparent low bidder with 448 371 for the Davis Dam project headquarters building. Bureau of Reclamation announced the engineer's estimate was 408 020. Other low bidders were Edwards Construction Company Phoenix 463 681 and McGinty Construction Co Phoenix 474 584.
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Davm Donaldson Construction Company Inc
S. 24Th St
Davis Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
Edwards Construction Company
Phoenix
McGinty Construction Co
Plane crash at Fort Dix kills 13 soldiers
A jet trainer plowed into a scrub area near McGuire Air Base injuring and killing soldiers. Thirteen men died, including twins George and Robert Poole from Camden. The two-man crew perished. Survivors said the aircraft struck a truck and fuel tanks caused flash fires, with eight GIs killed instantly and three dying later. The Army released a partial list of dead with next of kin.
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Fort DIX
N. J
Wrara Lillad
Mal Vwulield
McGuire Air Base
George W
Robert W. Poole
Camden
Army
George
Hazel Poole
Post Hospital
Robert
Bertram Brinley
26Th Field Artillery Battalion
Ninth Division
George W. Poole
MW. J
Augustus O. Williams
Augustus Williams
Brooklyn
William Vellucci
Cosmo Vellucci
New York City
Clifford W. Nachbaur
Florence Nachbaur
North Bergen
Clifford R. Pierce
Rilla Pierce
North Franklin
Ralph E. Mattson
Marie Mattson
Francis R. Turlip
Frank Turlip
Manville
Aerial Combat Yet To Speak at Phoenix Club Meeting
Captain Millard A Hodges a Korean War veteran and combat pilot will address the Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Hotel Westward Ho on jet operations in air support of ground forces Hodges completed 145 missions earned the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal with 14 oak leaf clusters and the Korean campaign ribbon with three stars He served with occupation forces in Japan and Germany and now trains pilots at Williams Air Force Base.
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Millard A. Hodges
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Westward Ho
Hodges
Japan
Germany
Williams Air Force Base
Two Year Old Hurt In Two Car Crash
Anthony A. Standish Jr. age two, of Route 1, received facial cuts yesterday afternoon after a two car collision at Central and Woodward. Police said the sedans were driven by his father, a car rental firm operator, and a Lloyd resident of 1803 W Osrn.
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Anthony A. Standish Jr
Route 1
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Central and
Woodward
Lloyd
W. Osrn
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