Nothing BUT Bars Brand Reads Man Guzik Bar Nothing
Charles Guzik forty one, felon, began a 60 to 100 year term at Arizona State Prison Florence after pleading guilty to multiple sex abuse charges. He was transported from the county jail as a son of Chicago mobster Jake Guzik brandished a bar motif at his home.
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Fire and theft brief from Phoenix area news
A welding torch ignition sparked a fire near 2200 S 48th St igniting a gasoline barrel and destroying two barrels. A separate blaze destroyed a six room house at 1237 Sotith Ave owned by Frank Alexander’s family. Minor property damage noted. causes undetermined. Also: Dust or Destiny film shown at Encanto Clubhouse for Ladies Night. purse thefts reported near Third Street Monroe and Central Washington. watches wallets stolen. YMCA Men’s Club cancels Sept meetings. Red Cross relief drive totals 5873 with 3600 from Valley bases. Two youths snatched a purse from Margaret Romaine on Central near Washington. Ethel Moore visiting from Cleveland at 122 E Hadley.
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About Your Health Medical Profession Still Faces Chronic Illness
Dr. Herman Bundesen argues chronic diseases create a large burden and require prevention, early diagnosis, rehabilitation, and return to useful work. He notes three fourths of chronically ill and two thirds of invalids are ages 15 to 65, urging mental and physical therapy to reintegrate patients into the community.
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Streamliner by Stella White
Save old plastic tablecloths as protectors for clothes and floors during home permanents. Cut into capes for shoulder draping and rinse and dry for reuse. Copyright 1951 Field Enterprises Inc. All rights reserved.
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Bible Belief Echoed In Zanuck film Review
In a Broadway column from New York dated August 25 the piece reviews David and Bathsheba starring Gregory Peck, noting Biblical figures and eras, praising the Bible as the world’s best seller, citing translations and famed scientists who lauded scripture, and calling Zanuck a top showman while tracing biblical influence through history.
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Democracy by Play Schools and Community Involvement
PhD Garry C Myers argues for supervised play schools and cooperative community play spaces as safe, democratic education foci. He cites Play Schools Association of America with NYC partners, stresses inclusion of diverse children, and urges parental collaboration to create lasting benefits for all children and neighborhoods.
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Dogs in Traffic and a Photo Contest at Gaines Center
Article urges leash use and fencing to reduce dog fatalities on U.S. roads, urging motorists and owners to protect pets. Also notes Gaines Dog Research Center photo contest with $875 in prizes for entries themed Children and Dogs, deadline September 7. Prize breakdown includes $250 first, $100 second, $50 third per class, with an additional $25 to the winning camera club.
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British To Fly From Abadan
Abadan Iran Aug 25 AP Officials of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co began chartering planes to fly British workers from the shut down Abadan refinery home It was uncertain when arrangements could be completed Carloads of tired oil men arrived from desert fields following a London order to concentrate at the refinery The order followed Britain Iran talks over the oil dispute and nationalization of the AIOC properties Production at wells has stopped and workers say it is hard to work among Iranians 226 men seemed pleased to evacuate the fields
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Red China Expels Bishop From Anking Diocese
Hong Kong report says Most Rev. Frederic Melendro Gutierrez, Roman Catholic bishop of Anking in Red China, has been ordered expelled from the country. The action was reported from Hong Kong on August 25 by AP.
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Slot Raids Off Coast Snare 41 Arrested in Shoreline Slot Bust
In Santa Ana California federal agents charged 41 fishing boat operators and crewmen after an FBI sweep targeting offshore slot machines in Newport and San Diego harbors. Boats left Newport and San Diego faced arrests with six women released. The law bans possession of slot machines in U S waters and interstate transport by sea.
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Daily Worker Aid To Truman In 1944
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy said the Daily Worker once praised Truman and published a thank you note from the President. He cited a July 27, 1944 item and an August 14, 1944 reply from Truman printed on senate stationery. The Daily Worker headlined August 20, 1944 praising its service to labor and the war effort.
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GI dividend payout reaches one third of total
The Veterans Administration said it paid 2,854,114 NSLI dividend checks by Aug. 21 totaling 235.5 million dollars and that the 685 million dollar year’s dividend will be issued on about 8 million policies. Most beneficiaries can expect checks 2 to 3 months after their policy anniversaries, with some up to four months. This year’s NSLI dividend covers 1948 to 1951 and will be the last special dividend. future payments will be regular annual dividends.
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Scientist Burhop Regains Travel Rights With Western-only Pledge
London Aug 25 AP scientist Dr E H S Burhop, whose passport was revoked after he began a trip toward Russia, regained travel documents today. He must stay on the western side of the Iron Curtain and pledged in writing not to visit any country in the Russian orbit without prior approval from the foreign office.
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Lodge says arms buildup could end Korea War
Senator Lodge argues an adequately armed United States can compel the Kremlin to end the Korean War and avert wider trouble. He urges immediate air power expansion, a revamped State Department, and a dynamic foreign policy to restore public confidence and enable decisive diplomacy.
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Peace signs rise along roads near Moscow
New brightly painted signs go up along highways outside Moscow carrying slogans such as U S S R Pillar of Peace Peace to the World and Under the Banner of Communism to Peace.
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Cubs to Collect for Cub Scout Fair in Goodyear
Cubs in Goodyear plan a house to house canvass on Monday to collect comic books white elephants toys and usable prizes for a Cub Scout Fair set for September 6. Money raised will fund registering Cub Scouts and pack needs. The next pack meeting is Tuesday.
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