UAL Releases Passenger List In Plane Crash
United Air Lines discloses the passenger list for the Oakland California crash. The list includes Dorothy S. Ball, W D Beveridge, B L Britton, several Chicago boarded travelers, and multiple uninitialed names with origins from Hartford Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and other cities. Military personnel unnamed are noted among the casualties.
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UAL
Chicago
United Air Lines
Oakland
Calif
Ball
Dorothy S
Hartford
Conn
Beveridge
W. D
Philadelphia
Britton
B. L
Davis
Danielson
Gommel
Mrs
R. C
Cleveland
Nancy
Richard
Groth
Gunn
C. E
Brove
Andrew Cole
Mystic
Histon
Knoxville
Tenn
Homeland
Homelund
Johnston
Liebich
Lyons
Leach
MacDonald
Napton
Sacramento
Petrie
Rex
Carey
Ohio
Rose
Jack
Schwartz
R. L
Avon Lake
Suilly
Saltana
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lena
Detroit
Toman
John
Portland
Ore
Wan
Eric
Weaver
Allentown
Willaver
Accidents Conclude On Page One At Mormon Lake
Vacationing at Mormon Lake the Williams family hosts a 15 year summer home. Dr and Mrs L D Beck’s daughters and other relatives are named. Mrs Williams active in Harmony Club and Phoenix Woman's Club. Her husband runs Arizona Chemical Products and Smith Radiator Exchange. He is district deputy of the Grand Lodge of Elks and former Arizona Elks head. Alice Moreno 20 of Litchfield Park injured near Goodyear Aircraft plant after car driven by Mrs Martha Parker 46 of Buckeye.
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Mormon Lake
Williamses
L. D. Beck
N. Central
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
Martha Parker
Buckeye
Alfalfa Wilt Enables Silage Without Preservative
Good silage can be made with out a preservative if alfalfa is permitted to wilt slightly before it is ensiled.
Light Valley Rains Forecast by Weather Bureau
A sprinkle of rain fell in northern city sections at daylight. Light showers forecast tonight and tomorrow night. Pay son reported .13 inch of precipitation. State generally clear aside from eastern mountains. thundershowers possible there. Valley humidity to ease. Phoenix temperatures ranged downtown 106 to 75 and Sky Harbor 105 to 74.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Payson
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Downtown
Sky Harbor
Senate backs reprisals over Catis case in Czech dispute
The Senate approved a resolution 81 to 0 and the House 362 to 1 calling for suspending U S trade with Czechoslovakia until Associated Press reporter William N Catis is freed. The measure expresses congress admiration over the arrest and trial as a protest against communist violations of individual freedoms and seeks UN support.
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Washington
Congress
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William N. Catis
Senate
House
Rep
Wood
Idaho
United Nations
U.N
State Department
Truman
Oatis
Knowland
Calif
Dirken
Ill
O’conor
State Of Siege Declared In Bolivia
Bolivian government declares state of siege in La Paz on August 24. Security measures increase as authorities impose restrictions amid unrest and potential violence. The move follows rising tensions and political instability, with the government citing public safety concerns and the need to restore order.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Claims Relief For Hot Flashes
Doctors test Lydia Pinkham compounds show 63 to 80 percent relief from mid life hot flashes and nervous discomfort. The ad touts Vegetable Compound and Tablets with added iron as effective options for functional pain and menstrual symptoms.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
AFL convention highlights labor issues and leadership
More than 400 delegates converge for a three day AFL gathering in Keene Arizona opening with remarks by Gov Howard Pyle and Ralph Wright assistant secretary of labor. KEENE 8. BROWN Phoenix president of the state AFL group presides as officers for 1951 52 are to be elected.
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Howard Pyle
Ralph Wright
Secretary of Labor
Brown
Russell Says Cut In Aid Bill To Stick
Senator Russell of Georgia after a White House call says the $1 billion cut in the foreign aid bill will stick despite President Truman's opposition. He spoke in Washington on August 24.
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Russell
Washington
White House
Truman
Korea Refuge Proposals Shadow Red Counterattacks
Ridgway outlined a firm reply agenda to Korea while United Nations radio dismissed the Communist raid as clumsy. Meanwhile South Korean forces fought hard at dawn to retake three hills captured by North Korean counterattacks on the east-central and eastern fronts.
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Ridgway
United Nations Command
Korea
Inquest Held As Two Scout Officials Die At Home
A Phoenix inquest into the deaths of Gloria Fewster and Muriel Overton, two Girl Scout officials, is held after a carbon monoxide claim. Mary Koerner and Virginia Santander awaken but cannot fully recall the events. Witnesses from Central Arizona Light and Power and Redmond contractors discuss gas piping and duct work at the scene.
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Mary Koerner
E. Osborn
J. E. Redmond
W. North View
Virginia Santander
Tempe
Gloria Fewster
Muriel Overton
Denver
Colo
Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Redmond
Truck Car Crash Kills Family Of Six
A head-on collision south of Chicago last night claimed the lives of a family of six. Police identified the victims as Robert D. Bowers about 45 his wife Irene about 40 and their four children Judith 10 Alice 8 Ruth 6 and James 4.
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Chicago
Robert D. Bowers
North Lake City
Irene
Judith
Alice
Ruth
James
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Acheson
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Gateway Department Store
Sun. & Hol
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SaEi
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Sae
Sit
Eorssss Mlwafeeng
Bashas
Camelback Rd
Glendale Ave
Glendale
Boston
Chandler
E. Jefferson St
South Main
Coolidge
West Main
Mesa
Swift
Arizona
Armour’s Star
Westinghouse Electric Roasters
E. Jefferson
Thompson
Crisco
Best Foods
White King
Dennison
Durkees
Beans Dennison
Sierra
Krafts Cheese Food
Okg
Pasco
del Monte
van Camp
Iss
Soe
Washington, D. C
National Farm Labor Union
California Liquid Fertilizer Co
Pico St
Pasadena
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