Hoffman Begins Battle for ECA Aid in Congress
Paul Hoffman, head of the Economic Cooperation Administration, opens efforts to sell a 3.1 billion dollar European Recovery Program to Congress. He will meet with Secretary Acheson and Senate Foreign Relations Chair Tom Connally, who signals possible deep cuts from last year’s 3.778 billion allocation. Hoffman has urged progress on trade barriers and currency convertibility while noting the plan’s uncertain path toward completion.
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Washington
Economic Co-Operation Administration
Paul Hoffman
Congress
Europe
Hoffman
Dean Acheson
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
ECA
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rule Affects Seed Export to Western States
Arizona seed shipments of grain sorghums and Sudan grasses to 11 Western States require a certificate from the state entomologist proving Arizona is free of European corn borers. Lauderdale notes the rule aligns with Western corn borer quarantines and exemptions apply only if fumigated or screened. certificates available at the State Capitol Annex.
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Arizona
J. L. E. Lauderdale
Lauderdale
State Capitol Annex
City Department Heads to Certify Payrolls
Acting City Manager Ray W. Wilson announced that heads of all city departments will certify their own payrolls. Previously the city manager's office approved hours worked and pay, with payrolls certified to the city clerk. Under the new plan, payrolls will go directly to the city clerk to reduce the manager's office workload.
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Ray W. Wilson
Wilson
SP Inspector Al E W Falltrick Dies in Phoenix
Al E W Falltrick 64 an inspector for the Southern Pacific Railroad died of a heart attack yesterday at the railroad car sheds in Phoenix. Funeral arrangements are pending at Merryman Funeral Home. He came from California 28 years ago and is survived by his wife Annie a stepson George of Tucson and several out of state siblings.
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al E. W. Failtrick
West Moreland Street
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Merryman Funeral Home
Falltrick
Phoenix
California
Annie
George Get
Tucson
Garvey Names Two To Health Board
Governor Dan E. Garvey appointed Dr. Reed Shupe of Phoenix to the State Board of Health to fill the vacancy created by Dr. Vivian Tappan's resignation, for an unexpired term ending Feb. 1, 1953. A second appointment named Dr. Royal A. Rudolph of Tucson to succeed Dr. Benson Bloom, with a term expiring Feb. 1.
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Dan E. Garvey
Reed Shupe
East Culver Street
Phoenix
State Board of Health
Vivian Tappan
Tucson
Garvey
Royal A. Rudolph
Benson Bloom
Elderly Pensioner Slugged and Robbed on City Street
An 81 year old partially blind pensioner Francisco Arriquibe reported being slugged by two men near Second Avenue and Yavapai Street. His jacket with a wallet and $43 was taken. He was brought to police headquarters by a couple and was not seriously hurt.
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Second Avenue
Yavapai Street
Francisco Arriquibe
17Th Avenue
Palmer Road
Arriquibe
Officials of Glenn Oil Face Contempt Charge
Arizona official Hastings described Glenn Oil as insolvent at a Securities Division hearing after company officials failed to appear. The firm faced potential receivership and possible criminal action while directors and land leases were scrutinized amid losses and excessive drilling costs.
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Glenn Oil
Glenn Oil Company
Earl F. Hastings
Securities Division
Arizona Corporation Commission
Hastings
Commission
Ralston
Arizona
William T. Brooks
Corporation Commission
Garvey Seeks Arizona Gun For War Memorial
Governor Dan E Gravey expressed hope to obtain a 14 inch gun from the battleship Arizona for a state capital lawn memorial. He noted bids by salvage firms for batteries in Honolulu, said one Arizona gun may still be attached to the ship, and that veterans groups would arrange transport from the West Coast if a gun is obtained.
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Hastings
State Land Department
Duhame
Dunbar
Dan E. Gravey
Arizona
Associated Press
Honolulu
Oahu
Pearl Harbor
Naval Art On Exhibit At Diamond's Window
An eight piece oil crayon drawing display by Naval Reservist Herbert C. Hahn from Los Angeles opens in Diamond's Washington Street window, arranged by Lt. Comdr. Fletcher H. Herrald III. The show runs one week and includes a naval recruiting exhibit detailing ships for enlistees. The Naval Reserve Training Center at 2442 West Thomas Road trains Arizona recruits for radiomen and more, with night courses on electronic warfare and radio operation and a Seabee unit for construction personnel.
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U. S
Washington Street
Diamond’s Department Store
Herbert C. Hahn
Los Angeles
Fletcher H. Herrald, III
U. S. Navy
Phoenix Training Center
Naval Reserve Training Center
West Thomas Road
Arizona
Seabee
Medical
Bureau of Ships, Supply and
Pox Vaccination Requirement at Port of Entry
At Nogales on February 3 AP reports residents from Jalisco and Michoacan will need smallpox vaccination to enter the United States. Public Health Officer Dr. Zenas B. Noon cited a recent outbreak in those states as the reason.
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Nogales
Jalisco
Michoacan
Mexico
United States
Zenas B. Noon
Mrs Edgar Clark Dies In Hospital
Mrs. Helen Clark aged 71 of 29 Bilmore Estates died unexpectedly after heart attack at St Josephs Hospital. Wife of Edgar M. Clark retired oil executive and former Greenwich resident now in Phoenix 16 years. Member of Phoenix Woman's club. Survivors: husband a daughter Mrs Julian Gonzales of Greenwich a sister Mrs J M Atwell of Los Angeles and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with A L Moore and Sons.
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Helen Clark
Biltmore Estates
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Edgar M. Clark
Greenwich
Oil Company Burglarized on South 22nd Street
Burglars broke a rear window during the night to enter the Tide water Associated Oil Company at 300 South 22nd Street and stole six new tires five new tubes and a battery. Manager C. W. Hoehne of 17 East Coulter Street reported the loss at $100 today.
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Oil Company
Tidewater Associated Oil Company
South 22Nd Street
C. W. Hoehne
East Coulter Street
Hoehne
Gust Smacks Washington Liner Against Southampton Quay
The United States Liner Washington, carrying 622 passengers, was damaged when a 50 mile per hour gale slammed her bow into the Southampton quay, tearing a hole above the waterline and wrenched fenders adrift. No injuries were reported and Queen Mary delays were predicted.
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Southampton
England
United States
Washington
Cunard Line
Atlantic
Doctor Michael Flatley Found Dead at Jefferson Hotel
Funeral arrangements for Dr. Michael Francis Flatley 51 were pending at Arizona Funeral Home after his body was found in a hotel room. Cpl. Harry Westfall said death resulted from knife wounds in the stomach and throat. a knife was found beside the body. Westfall ruled death a suicide and no inquest would be held. The physician had recent work at Arizona State Hospital for the Insane and traced to Ireland with links to California and Colorado education.
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Michael Francis Flatley
Jefferson Hotel
Arizona Funeral Home
Flatley
Harry E. Westfall
Westfall
Arizona State Hospital
Fort Grant Boys Tested for Educational Capacity
J Thomas McIntire superintendent of the Arizona Children's Colony began a week long survey to test the mental capacity of 130 boys at the Fort Grant Industrial School for Boys. The study, requested by the Special Legislative Committee on State Operations, aims to tailor an education program to each pupil. McIntire was borrowed from the colony to conduct the tests with consent from the colony board and the State Board of Institutions for Juveniles.
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Fort Grant Industrial School
J. Thomas McIntire
Arizona Children’s Colony
McIntire
Special Legislative Committee
Children’s Colony Board
State Board of Institutions For
Former Phoenix Woman Lillian Hudgins Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Hudgins a former Phoenix resident will be at noon tomorrow at Forest Lawn Cemetery Los Angeles Calif She died yesterday in a Los Angeles hospital She was daughter in law of Mrs Mollie Hudgins of East McDowell Road and sister of the late Lee Callahan former assistant postmaster here Also surviving are her husband Seth H Hudgins of Los Angeles a daughter Patricia of Berkeley and a son David of Merced Calif
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Lillian Hudgins
Phoenix
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Los Angeles
Calif
Morris to Fight Ouster Of Wilson
State Representative Carl W. Morris of Cochise County charges that Jack Wilson superintendent of Fort Grant Industrial School is being railroaded He says he will raise the matter with the Legislature after a recent hearing on charges against Wilson Dr Walter P Crossman pastor of St Johns Episcopal Church expresses satisfaction with conditions at the corrective institution
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Bisbee
Carl W. Morris
Cochise County
Jack Wilson
Fort Grant
Wilson
Walter P. Crossman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Knights of Columbus Rally Set in Flagstaff May Convention
Flagstaff February 3 UP The Da Silva Council Knights of Columbus will hold its state convention in Flagstaff May 27 to 29 Grand Master Aaron Lipinsky today named committees to prepare for the meet.
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Flagstaff
da Silva Council of the Knights of Columbus
Aaron Lipinsky
Billi to Death Suspect Held For Quizzing
A 27 year old ex convict is jailed for questioning over the shooting death of Robert E Turner found in his car near Rillito, 12 miles northwest of Tucson. He reportedly linked with Turner in Nogales and Douglas between January 12 and 25. Turner, from Anchorage and Portland, was seen with the suspect by three witnesses. The suspect served 15 months of a three year Texas prison sentence for forgery. A Mexican national arrested near the scene remains in custody.
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Tucson
Robert E. Turner
Pima County
Turner
Here
Rillito
Nogales
Douglas
Anchorage
Alaska
Portland
Ore
Texas
Pima
Sonora Flood Tales Denied by Officials
In Sonora, Mexico, officials denied reports that floods hit the Navojoa Cuidad Obregon region and that three men drowned. An operator at Navojoa said conditions were normal and the Rio Mayo had not overflowed this winter, contrasting with last year’s major flood damage and displacement.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Sud Pacifico de Mexico
Navojoa-Cuidad Obregon
SP de M
Navojoa
Rio Mayo
Rio Yaqui
Mine Union Heads Disclaim Petitions
Local 586 of the Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union says a small minority circulated petitions to remove International Representative Robert Hollowwa. Local President A. S. Gallardo states the petition was returned with only 28 signatures from about 1,000 members, and the group was unhappy with last year’s strike vote.
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Miami
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Robert Hollowwa
A. S. Gallardo
Gallardo
Woodmen Install Buckeye Lodge Ceremony Held
Supervisor David P. Kimball and state manager G. E. McDonald oversaw the installation of a Woodmen of the World lodge in Buckeye. Officers elected include Bill Meek as financial secretary Jack Rogers as banker James Wright consul commander Alvie Jones adviser lieutenant Maurice McFerrin es cort Herb Harvey watchman William Carney sentry Ted Key Sr Ted Key Jr and William Beach as auditors.
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David P. Kimball
Jay Shuckhart
Emil A. Hinn
John King
Dempsey Kink
G. E. McDonald
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Buckeye
Bill Meek
Jack Rogers
James Wright
Alvie Jones
Maurice McFerrin
Herb Harvey
William Carney
Ted Key
Ted Key, Jr
William Beach
Burglary Brings 5 Year Probation
Howard Doyle Goss a 19 year old of Gilbert was placed on five years probation in Maricopa County Superior Court after pleading guilty to burglary at Vaughn Lumber Company Gilbert on Oct 13 taking guns which were later buried after use in hunting a companion was not apprehended.
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Howard Doyle Goss
Gilbert
Maricopa County
Charles C. Bernstein
Goss
Vaughn Lumber Company
Big Cochise Ranch Sold For $45,000
Russell Quinby of Douglas buys the Prima Company ranch in the San Bernardino Valley ten miles east of Douglas. The 10,000 acre property cost 45000 dollars, with 2840 acres patented land and 7920 acres state leased.
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Bisbee
Russell Quinby
Douglas
Prima Company
San Bernardino Valley
Cattlemen to Gather in Holbrook Tomorrow
Northern Arizona Cattlemen Association to hold annual meeting in Holbrook with president Fred A Turley announcing. Members and the auxiliary Northern Arizona Cow Belles will elect officers and discuss current problems.
Injury Suit Settled Against Arizona Biltmore Estates
The $71,vuu personal injury suit against the Arizona Biltmore Estates Inc. for a resident's broken hip after a dog strike was dismissed in federal court after an out-of-court settlement for Belle Ettlinger Michaels of Chicago. Attorneys declined to disclose the amount.
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Arizona Biltmore Estates, Inc
United States District Court
Belle Ettlinger Michaels
Chicago
Winslow Celebrates 50th Anniversary of City Status
Winslow marks 50 years since official existence began on February 3 1900. City records show the first town ordinance established government powers, and the town became a city in 1926 under Arizona law. Ed Sawyer served as the first mayor, followed by G R Bauerback in 1902.
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Winslow
Arizona
Ed Sawyer
Sawyer
G. R. Bauerback
Winning Contract by Schenken and Frey
South must decide between hearts and diamonds with a strong six card heart suit and four diamonds. The article analyzes the auction and play, explaining how three diamonds or three hearts affect the contract, and shows the optimal line to make nine tricks despite the opponents cards.
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South
North
West
East
Declarer
Associated Newspapers, Inc
Winners In Bridge Clubs Announced
Results from the Valley Garden Center bridge play last night list first place as Mrs. Earlene Norton with A. E. Johnson at 258 match points, second to Mrs. Martin Tinsley and Frank Harmonson at 25214, and third to Mrs. C. J. Rousseau and Mrs. J. M. Foote at 243%. In the Shepler Bridge Club yesterday the winners were Mrs Ella Gamble and Mrs. E. B. Osborn at 652, and O. E. Johnson with Jack Applegate at 626.
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Valley Garden Center
Earlene Norton
A. E. Johnson
Martin Tinsley
Frank Harmonson
C. J. Rousseau
J. M. Foote
Shepler
Ella Gamble
E. B. Osborn
O. E. Johnson
Jack Applegate
Bridge Games This Week At Local Clubs
Bridge games are scheduled this week at Shepler Club Valley Garden Center Saturday at 745 pm and Phoenix Duplicate Bridge Club Sunday at 1230 pm for a monthly open match point game at the Arizona Club. Lessons run 11 am and 730 pm Thursday at the YWCA building 234 West Monroe Street. Bridge and canasta practice and lessons are held every Monday at 8 pm at the Osborn Woman's Club 17 East Osborn Road.
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Shepler Club
Valley Garden Center
Phoenix Duplicate Bridge Club
Arizona Club
Young Women's Christian Association
West Monroe Street
Osborn Woman’s Club
East Osborn Road
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed with Answers
A dense cross listing of across and down clues covering objects, places, and words. Entries include Planter, ivy covered items, species like iris, Greek terms, amplifications of musical and writing arts, and various natural and man made terms.
Parental Music Lesson Dilemmas and Child Frustration
A psychologist notes many parents who are music teachers or well skilled with instruments fail to guide children with lessons. High expectations, impatience, and anger arise from not seeing the child’s perspective, causing emotional scenes at practice. The piece urges empathy, self-control, and imagining the child’s view to avoid eruptions.
Training Of Great Value In Curing Nocturnal Habit
Doctor Herman Bundesen reports on enuresis treatment using education and wakeful alarm training. In a study of 61 patients aged 3 to 22, hospital care with strict evening routines and alarms led to complete or substantial bed-wetting cessation in over three quarters, with no drug benefits observed.
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Herman Bundesen
M.D
Motorists Treated After Nearby Arizona Accidents
Albert Joseph and his wife Patricia Ann Joseph of Prescott were hospitalized in Mesa for minor injuries after a crash one mile west of Apache Junction. Elbert Edwards Jr of Detroit was treated at St Monica's Hospital and later moved to Veterans Hospital Papago Park after an Buckeye accident.
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Albert Joseph
Patricia Ann Joseph
Prescott
Southside District Hospital
Mesa
Apache Junction
Elbert Edwards, Jr
Detroit
Mich
St. Monica’s Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Papago Park
Buckeye
Uranium Ore Erect in Michigan Upper Peninsula
A report states uranium ore has been erect in Michigan's upper peninsula. Details are sparse but suggest mineral activity or exploration in the region.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
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Richard L. Frey
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