Garvey Sets Feb 20 For Extra Session
Governor Dan E Garvey set February 20 as the date for a special session of the 19th Arizona Legislature. He named supplemental funds for the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane and the State Welfare Department through June as priority items, with 10 to 12 subjects under consideration and likely six or seven on the call.
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Dan E. Garvey
Arizona
Arizona State Hospital For Insane
State Department of Public Welfare
Garvey
Special Legislative Committee On
Perry Ling
Welfare Department
Hospital and Welfare Department
Buffalo Rail Strike Ends After Three Day Walkout
In Buffalo New York a three day strike of 400 operating employees of the South Buffalo Railroad ended this morning. The action had idled 11000 steelworkers in the area.
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N. Y
South Buffalo
Yuman Kills Estranged Wife and Then Self
In Yuma a 49 year old farm worker, Dewey H. Oliver, killed his estranged wife Florence, 39, with a .38 caliber pistol and then fatally wounded himself in the right temple as her son tried to intervene. Police found four bullet wounds on the victim. The slaying occurred near Florence Oliver’s home across from Yuma County Hospital. Page 2 continues.
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Florence
Yuma County Hospital
10 Hour Curfew Begins in Asmara Quarters
In Asmara Eritrea the British administration imposed a 10 hour nightly curfew in the European quarters starting today to curb violence and fatalities after recent disturbances. Local authorities cited the need to restore order and safety during the curfew period.
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Eritrea
Russian Grab Denied By Soviet Red China
The Soviet Union and Communist China denied Acheson's charge that Russia annexes Chinese provinces. Vishinsky called the claim a lie at a Kremlin briefing as Chou En-lai arrived in Moscow amid renewal of China Russia talks.
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Floods drive 10,000 from homes as Mississippi rises
Ten thousand people fled Tennessee Arkansas floods as the Mississippi broke through private levees and 5,000 more sought shelter in tent cities. Rivers also menaced Illinois Indiana Missouri while winter crests melt. fires kill 43 nationwide amid warm ramp.
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Truck Kills Phoenician in Incline Accident
A Phoenix man, Ambrose Beshoner, about 55, died at Magma Hospital from injuries after a driverless truck rolled down an incline near Superior. He and Lewis Williams of Perlite Industries were unloading rocks when the truck moved and struck him. An inquest was scheduled for 5 p.m. today.
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Here
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Beshoner
Lewis Williams
Perlite Industries of Arizona, Inc
East Henshaw Road
Smith Mortuary
Earthquakes Spark Minor Chilean Provinces Reported No Damage
International bulletins note quakes in southern Chile caused no damage or loss of life. In Richmond California a pistol packing waitress shot two customers after they refused to pay one penny sales tax. Senate aide Tom Connally urges including a rejected Korean Aid Program in a China aid bill. Preston Tucker and seven associates face a three month old mail fraud and conspiracy trial in Chicago federal court.
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Richmond
Calif
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
China
Preston Tucker
Chicago
Markets At A Glance Steady, Selective Demand
New York stocks show steady, selective demand while bonds remain narrow with rails mostly lower. Cotton rises to new season highs. Chicago markets mixed with March firm. Cash grain receipts increase. hogs and cattle remain nominally steady.
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Guide for Readers Classified 19-5 Radio Pro Comics
Classified page index shows sections on editorials financial news and women’s pages with page references. Readers are invited to explore the 19-5 issue for material on radio programs and comics, plus editorial and financial notes.
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Oil Stove Fire Kills Mother and Two Children
In York Maine a portable oil stove exploded in a bedroom killing mother Mrs. Thomas McDonald 41 and her sons Arthur 5 and Richard 7. The husband, burned and suffering a heart attack, tried to aid them as two other children Thomas Jr. 18 and Sheila 11 escaped unharmed.
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Richard
Thomas, Jr
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TNT Bomb Blasts Rice Institute Dormitory
A crude TNT bomb exploded on the second floor of Rice Institute East Hall early today. No injuries were reported as students evacuated through heavy smoke. Police recovered three keys and debris suggesting a pipe segment, brick fragments, and shredded paper. The motive remains unclear with questions whether a prank or mass murder attempt.
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Chemical Laboratory
John Eidom
Port Arthur
Eidom ‘S
Finns Deny Harboring Criminals
Helsinki reports Finland rejects Soviet accusation it aided 300 Soviet war criminals by issuing fake documents. Foreign Minister Sundstroem delivered Finland's reply to Moscow denying the charges and stating efforts to honor peace treaty and mutual assistance pact with Russia.
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Karl Sundstroem
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Andrei Gromyko
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Sonora Chief to Speak at Nogales Banquet
Governor Ignacio Soto of Sonora has accepted the invite to be principal speaker at the Nogales Chamber of Commerce annual banquet on Washington's Birthday February 22. Governor Dan E. Garvey has been invited to attend.
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Sunday schedule at Phoenix area events listed
Where To Go Sunday lists church events and a roundup of attractions. Phoenix Dons Club visits Wickenburg guest ranches. trips depart 9 a.m. from The Gazette and Republic Building. Activities include rodeos, horse shows, lecture at Arizona Museum, and racing at State Fairground and South Mountain.
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Taylor Orders Return of German Railway HQ in Berlin
Maj. Gen. Maxwell Taylor ordered the return of the German Railway Administration Building to the Soviet Rail Administration. He said the 600 offices are not worth risking a new Berlin blockade and called the decision a defeat for aiding Berlin. Russians had halted some traffic in protest, but Taylor maintained the move used space in the U.S. Sector to ease tensions and avoid escalations.
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Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
West Germany
Itas
United States
Trainmen Strike Idles 17000 Across Pittsburgh Area
Nearly 17,000 workers were idle as 400 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members quit in a dispute over a conductor's discharge on an interconnecting railroad. Jones and Laughlin Steel in Pittsburgh closed its giant works, affecting 12,000 workers. the rest are employees at other Monongahela district plants.
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Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Monongahela
Mother Saves Young Son From Flames
A mother dashed into a blazing tar paper playhouse at 3017 West Polk Street and rescued her 3 year old son Michael James from a fire that destroyed the playhouse and damaged a nearby garage. The child received first degree burns to face and hands and was treated by Dr. Robert M. Stump.
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Joe James
West Polk Street
Robert M. Stump
West van Buren Street
Mrs. James
Woman's scream routs gunman at Henson's Drug Store
Mrs. Denver C. Henson of 1550 West Wilshire Drive scared off a would-be armed robber at Hen son's Drug Store on West Van Buren Street by screaming after seeing the gun. The left-handed assailant, about 19, fled without taking money.
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Wilshire Drive
Henson
West van Buren Street
Hiss Convicted on Perjury in Chambers Case
In New York on January 21 AP reports Alger Hiss was found guilty on both counts of perjury for denying secrets passed to Whittaker Chambers, a courier for a Soviet spy ring. Jurors deliberated over about 9 hours. Sentencing set for January 25 with bail at $5,000.
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New York
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
State Department
Ada Condell
Joseph Toner
Condell
Priscilla
Hisses
Claude B. Cross
Boston
Edward C. McLean
Washington
Chambers
Henry W. Goddard
Shotgun Destroys Police Chief Hand in Waurika Incident
Oklahoma City January 21 AP reports Waurika Police Chief Will A Fowler, 57, is recovering from amputation of his bullet riddled left hand after two men knocked at his home yesterday. One fired a shotgun blast shattering his hand and fled in a car. Police have no progress in identifying or apprehending the assailants.
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Waurika
Will A. Fowler
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