Jerusalem Voted Internationally Despite U S Protest
United Nations Assembly ends 11 weeks of debate over internationalizing Jerusalem amid Israeli and Jordanian defiance. US Britain Israel and Turkey oppose plan while Latin American nations Arab bloc and Russian satellites support. Vote clears with seven abstentions. plan calls for corpus separatum under UN administration and trusteeship council to oversee city.
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Flushing Meadow
N. Y
United Nations Assembly
Jerusalem
U. N
Holy
Carlos P. Romulo
U. S
Britain
Israel
Turkey
Jeru
Salem
Jordan
Pius
Vatican
Abu Dis
Bethlehem
Ein Karim
Motsa
Shu’ Fat
Rain Delays Across Arizona Winter Convention Golf Event
Arizona 20-30 Club members braved rain to golf at local courses as part of the state Winter convention. About 250 attendees from all sections attended the morning events, with a card party and brunch for wives and guests. The business session was set for this afternoon and a dance was planned in the Fiesta Room at Hotel Westward Ho tonight.
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Arizona
Fiesta
Westward Ho
Weather Brings Fog and Snow Across the State
Weather conditions from Page One show a fog and drizzle blanketing the state with snow sleet and cold rain north of Texas. Blizzard conditions were forecast in Western Oklahoma while Nogales Arizona reports heavy rains delaying a Phoenix chamber trip to Hermosillo. A freezing rain produced glaze ice north of the Ohio River as a severe cold wave nears Chicago and many autos skidded into ditches during the morning.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Nogales
Ariz
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Rudolf Zepeda
Hermosillo
Ignacio Soto
Ohio River
Iowa
Ohio
Chicago
Controversial AZ Highways inscription sparks letters
In a letter exchange Kath erine Pierson defends a mistaken interpretation of the San Xavier Mission post inscription MLW plus JC over BSH meaning Best Sweet hearts. A reader asks how Surprise, Arizona got its name, noting its isolated location and inviting firm explanation from readers.
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Morning Mail
Katherine Pierson
Phoenix
San Xavier Mission
Arizona
Car Jumped Ditch Crashed Porch In Phoenix
A 21 year old sailor Shelton P Byrd of Litchfield Naval Air Facility drove a car that jumped an irrigation ditch and crashed into the front porch of Mrs. J K Wheat at 1930 South First Avenue. Damage estimated at 400 dollars. Byrd and two companions Bobbie L Hamilton 19 and John E Harlow 25 were unhurt.
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South Phoenix
Shelton P. Byrd
Litchfield Naval Air Facility
J. K. Wheat
South First Avenue
Byrd
Bobbie L. Hamilton
John E. Harlow
New York considers universal water meters to curb consumption
City officials debate a plan to install water meters in all 150,000 apartments and later all dwellings. Carney cites 89 gallons per capita daily in apartments versus 66 in duplexes and 56 in homes, promising 20 percent savings. A councilman pushes for meters in all homes. immediate conservation continues as reservoir drops 0.3 percent to 86.982 billion gallons, 34.4 percent capacity, with rationing looming at 50 billion and pressure loss at 25 billion.
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Carney
New York
Board of Estimate
Hugh Quinn
Queens
Power Line Boosts Northwest Transmission to Troutdale
Portland area gains 200000 kilowatts as North Bonneville to Troutdale 230000 volt line goes into service Sunday night. The project costs about a million dollars and enhances power delivery into the Lower Columbia River region.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
North Bonneville
Troutdale
Adopt Family Fare Grant For Christmas Aid
A plea for Christmas charity describes two destitute families in need. Family 52 faces severe poverty with a ill father, two daughters aged 2 and 11, and a 7-year-old son. donations of 7 to 10 dollars would fund food and clothing. Family 53 includes seven children from 2 months to 15 years, mother unable to work, and a father with ulcers. sixteen dollars would provide a food basket and clothing. All funds go directly to families via the Adopt-a-Family-For-Christmas Fund.
Governor General Dies Of Wounds In Sarawak
Singapore December 10 194? Governor General Duncan Stewart of the British North Borneo Province of Sarawak died from knife wounds inflicted six days earlier by a schoolboy assassin in a jungle village. He was stabbed in the stomach and flown for treatment. Eleven members of the Malay Youth Organization were arrested.
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Singapore
Duncan Stewart
North Borneo
Sarawak
Duncan
Britain
Stewart
Check Forger Gets 3 to 5 Years Prison
J W Kuykendall a 28 year old cook living on 28th Avenue between Buckeye Road and Lincoln Street was sentenced to state prison for three to five years for forgery. Sentence imposed by Judge Charles C Bernstein of Maricopa County Superior Court. Kuykendall a two time loser in Oklahoma on forgery charges admitting forging a $300 check here.
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J. W. Kuykendall
28Th Avenue
Buckeye Road
Lincoln Street
Charles C. Bernstein
Maricopa County
Kuykendall
Oklahoma
Mao sends portrait of Mao to Stalin for museum display
Mao Tze Tung, China’s top Communist, sent his portrait to Generalissimo Stalin. The signed Chinese portrait now hangs in the Museum of the Revolution in Moscow.
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China
Mao Tze Tung
Generalissimo
Stalin
Museum of the Revolution
Mao
Comrade Stalin
Arizonan Urges Bigger Propaganda Fund Increase
Arthur E. Way of Miami Arizona argues for a substantial rise in the United States foreign propaganda budget. He says current spending is pitiful compared with needs, citing 26 million dollars spent last year and urging at least 100 million next year to support psychological warfare abroad. He warns of a potential shooting war if weapons fail and notes his past roles with OWI and War Assets Administration.
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Washington
Arthur E. Way
Miami
Ariz
Air Force
Russia
United States
State Department
Santa Monica Hit by Suspected Small Earthquake
Santa Monica, Calif reported a tremor early today described by police as a small earthquake. No damage was reported and no injuries were noted.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Propaganda and world government in a diplomat’s view
Durham, N C December 10 AP says Allen a new US ambassador to Yugoslavia believes world government may be possible eventually through truth based propaganda. He argues mass communication growth makes propaganda a key diplomacy tool and warns Americans must master its use both defensively and offensively.
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Allen
Durham
N. C
United States
Yugoslavia
George W. Allen
Duké University
Arizona Corporation Commission reports over one million income
The Arizona Corporation Commission disclosed in its annual report to Governor Dan E. Garvey that total income for the fiscal year ending June reached 1,032,472 with 883,898 funneled to the state general fund. Breakdown shows 825,479 from the insurance division, 84,126 from incorporating, 108,384 from public utilities, and remaining from motor carrier operations and investment securities.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Commission
Dan E. Garvey
Incorporating
Public Utilities
Motor Carrier and Investment Securities Division
William T. Brooks
Arizona
Fire Escape Rescue After Janitor Sparks Alarm
Fire started in a cooperative apartment building prompting evacuation via fire escapes and elevators. The room suffered about 1200 dollars in damage while other occupants escaped safely under the janitor’s alert and guidance.
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Co-Operative
Mother and baby perished in Yorkville house fire
A 37 year old mother Mrs Jean Kingham and her 3 month old daughter Mary Jane died in a fire that destroyed their small home one mile south of Yorkville. Her husband Walter 36 blocked by flames failed to reach them and was burned in a vain rescue attempt. Two other children were away spending the night.
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Yorkville
Jean Kingham
Mary Jane
Walter
Kingham
Carol
Sandra
Philippine Storm Nears Philippines With 55 MPH Winds
A new tropical storm, the fourth in a month, was moving toward the South Central Philippines. The Weather Bureau reported maximum winds of 55 miles per hour and the storm stood about 190 miles to the east.
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Manila
Philippines
Weather Bureau
Car thief nabbed in Greenville after Overell trial
George Bud Gollum, 23, co defendant with Beulah Overell in a California yacht murder plot, was jailed in Greenville on auto theft charges after attempting to sell a stolen car. He says he drove from Savannah to the city and faced a February U S District Court trial.
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Greenville
S. C
George
Bud) Gollum
Beulah Overell
California
Gollum
Savannah
United States
Harry Hingdon
United States District Court
Los Angeles
Hingdon
Florida
Beulah
Miss Overell
Overell
Adenauer Seeks Security While Opposing German Rearmament
Chancellor Adenauer warned against arming Germany with mercenaries and argued for German security amid East West tension. He cited the Soviet zone people's police under Russian sponsorship as a regular fighting force and reiterated opposition to rearmament, while open to a European army if Allies prefer.
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Germany
Adenauer
People’s Police
Soviet
Western Germany remilitarization charge echoed by Soviet press
The Soviet press, led by Red Star, repeat claims that Western powers plan a Western German army within a Western European military system. It cites Atlantic Pact talks in Paris, reports Johnson denying remilitarization plans after Bonn talks with Halder and Guderian.
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Moscow
Red Star
Paris
Western
Germany
U. S
Louis Johnson
Bonn
Franz Halder
Heinz Guderian
Johnson
United States
400 Aliens Rounded Up on Kern County Farms
Federal immigration officers rounded up about 400 Mexican aliens suspected of illegal entry on Kern County farms. The detainees were sent to Terminal Island for deportation.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Dec
Kern County
Terminal Island
Los Angeles
Tennesee club party and Arizona club meeting items
Former Tennesseans in Phoenix invited to the Tennessee Club Christmas party at 3 p m tomorrow in Odd Fellows Hall. Officers installation will feature a Humane Association of Arizona meeting at 8 p m Monday in Hotel Westward Ho with speaker Les Linding on Why I Keep Birds. Tomorrow’s Mineralogical Society field trip to Saddle Mountain postponed due to weather. Robert M. Charles elected president of the University of Arizona Ski Club. Arizona border stations report slight drop in tourist travel. November passenger cars 99 420 and trucks 9 875. Bethany Home Road paving from Seventh to 27th Avenues to extend to 16th Street to Lateral 14. Glendale and Scottsdale road widening projects noted.
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Phoenix
Tennessee Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Third Avenue
Adams Street
Humane Association of Arizona
Westward Ho
Les Linding
Arizona Bird Club
Saddle Mountain
the Mineralogical Society of Arizona
Arizona
Bethany Home
16Th Street
Lateral 14
James O. Lecky
Lecky
Glendale Avenue
Glendale
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
First U.S. Shirt Factory Opened by Jordan Brothers
The first shirt factory in the United States was established in New York City by David and Isaac N. Jordan in 1832, marking a milestone in American industrial history.
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United States
David and
Isaac N. Jordan
New York City
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