D B Millecam State Senior Auditor Dies
Daniel B Millecam 65 senior auditor for the Arizona Tax Commission died this morning at Good Samaritan Hospital after several months illness. Born in Utrecht Netherlands he came to the US in 1902 and lived in Arizona 12 years. He was a Mason and active in El Zaribah Shrine Phoenix with family survivors including wife Maude daughter Cecil Daniel four sisters and three brothers. Funeral at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with Masonic Funeral Committee in charge and burial at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Greenwood Memorial Park
Water supplies and flood relief near Avondale
Flooding prompted boil water advisories for wells while decontamination proceeds. J A Farnsworth urged chlorine guidance from the county health department as Phoenix and private systems guard against pollution. Seventeen residents stranded near Agua Caliente and Wellton receive aid by train and horseback detours. Food and milk reach remote Horse Thief Basin vacationers as Crown King travel remains risky due to washed roads and deep water.
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Trains Resumed Between Nogales and Mexico City
Rail traffic between Nogales Sonora and Mexico City resumed yesterday after service halted Monday due to bridge washouts near Hermosillo. AP reported officials restored routes and timetables as repairs completed.
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Metal Work Given To Carpenters For Mission Manor
Carpenters will install metal trim around doors in the Mission Manor project. The international AFL arbitration board announced the ruling amid a dispute on the F and S Construction project at 27th Ave and Indian IL. Frank H. Martin said the decision would be appealed at a board meeting in San Francisco next week.
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Three American Boys Safe On Boat
CHICAGO Aug. 31 Rep resentative Church said today she was notified by the State Department that a ketch with three American boys aboard has been found and the crew is safe. The fate of the ketch Drake had been shrouded in mystery since wreckage was sighted near Old Providence Island off Nicaragua Aug. 20.
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Heat wave kills 51 in Texas with $250 million in damage
Texans endured a month of record heat with 51 deaths and crops wrecked by drought. Dallas 10 deaths, Houston 13, Fort Worth 7, San Antonio 5. Cotton losses claimed $250 million as rangeland and crops suffered. Temple faced severe water shortages prompting railcar water shipments.
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Crusade Urges $100000 To Build National Crime Council
A Senate committee proposes Congress fund $100,000 to organize a national crime council. Officials would assist in setup, with operating funds later from charitable groups or private contributions. The report calls overhauls of laws, a stronger narcotics campaign, and expanded tax reporting by gangsters to convict evaders. The panel, led by Senator O Connor, notes Kefauver shifted duties to family matters.
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Aborigines Dug Up Wolfram Worth 2800 in Queensland
In North Queensland Australia two aborigines uncovered wolfram valued at 2800 dollars. The discovery occurred on private land and authorities began inquiries into the origin and legality of the mining operation. No injuries reported and no arrests announced at this time.
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NSC plans events and ticketing for 1951 world tourney
Softball ming and theater parties, a ban quet for team managers, and a barbecue for players set the scene as NSC announces ticket prices for the late month sale. Reserved box seats cost 1.80, complete tournament box 15, grandstand 1, full tourney grandstand 9, children and servicemen 25 cents. Griffin names subcommittee chairmen for secretary treasurer Dale Kober, publicity Bob Martin, parade Ralph Feffer Jr, and others. In four years the NSC has returned 56 227.06 to sponsors of world tours to offset travel and lodging costs. Twenty three states and Canada will send regional champions to the world classic. This year features 20 men’s and 16 women’s teams. NSC, international amateur, upholds NCAA eligibility rules.
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Bad-Check Suspect Dies in Hotel Poisoning Mystery
Allen Reid Greene, 36, civil engineer, was found dead in his Phoenix Hotel room at First Street and Jefferson. A beer and ant poison mix lay nearby. police said he had died since Wednesday after cashing several bad checks including one for airline transport to Los Angeles. Greene reportedly feared authorities and planned to skip jail. Iceland has about 100 volcanoes.
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Arnold
Los Angeles
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Ohio
Milk price hike boosts Phoenix area by a cent
Phoenicians will pay an extra cent a quart for milk starting tomorrow, following a previous July rise. Retail milk will cost 21 cents at stores and 22 cents if delivered for Grade A pasteurized milk. Six major distributors have agreed to pay producers more for raw milk, and the higher costs will reach consumers, says Harold A Bowles of the Arizona Dairy men’s League.
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Arizona Dairymen’s League
Williams Case Clues Fade
In Gadsden on August 31, officers search for J Calvert Williams, a former Phoenix photographer who vanished four days earlier. Clothes on the Colorado River bank were found but later identified as belonging to a laborer who swam. A station wagon with Williams papers was found, yet no trace of him.
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Maryland
Phoenix
Navajo Paints Ceremonial Dances With Chromium Ore
Navajo people use scrapings of chromium ore to decorate faces in yellow during ceremonial dances, reflecting traditional pigment practices and cultural expression.
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