Jack Wilson to Seek Legal Advice in Ouster
Fort Grant Arizona January 23 AP Jack Wilson superintendent of the Arizona Industrial School for Boys said he would consult a lawyer regarding his fight against ouster charges. The board presented six charges and a hearing is set for Sunday at 10 30 a m in Safford. The board later announced Wilson attended a Tuc Son meeting and received the charges but would not reveal specifics. Wilson withheld comment until Phoenix tomorrow.
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Jack Wilson
Arizona Industrial School For Boys
Wilson
Board of Directors
Safford
William H. Becker
Phoenix
Tuc
Son
Special Legislative Committee
Requeer
Ex-Russian Prisoners Seek Safety In West
West Berlin shelters welcome released German prisoners from Buchenwald in East Germany. Refugees report horrific camp conditions under Nazi and Soviet regimes, with daily bread and water rations, epidemics, and high death rates as they seek safety away from the Soviet zone.
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West
Buchenwald
East Germany
United States Army
Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Testimony Set Today In Trial Of Smithwick
BELTON Texas January 23 AP Testimony was to open today in the murder trial of Sam Smithwick a South Texas peace officer for 25 years The state will seek the death penalty for the man accused of shooting W H Mason a crusading Alice radio commentator Smithwicks attorney indicated the defense will be self defense The partly 62 year old former Jim Wells County deputy sheriff comes after two announcements and a week of exhaustive jury picking Late Saturday the last juror was chosen and Judge Wesley Dice ordered testimony to start today
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Belton
Tex
Sam Smithwick
South Texas
W. H. Mason
Alice
Smithwick
Jim Wells County
Wesley Dice
Mantz Sets West East Record In Gasoline Plane
Paul Mantz, 47, a speed pilot and stunt flier, claimed a new West to East transcontinental record in a converted P-51 with a Rolls Royce Packard engine. He flew 2,453.805 miles from Burbank to LaGuardia in 4 hours 52 minutes 58 seconds, averaging over 500 mph and approaching 580 mph on the Omaha to Chicago leg. The National Aeronautics Association will verify the record.
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New York
Paul Mantz
Army
Joe de Bona
Jimmy Stewart
Mantz
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Calif
la Guardia Field
National Aeronautics Association
Washington
Fred H. Wilkinson
Association
la Guardia
MSAIC
Omaha
Chicago
Frisco To Los Angeles Hop Sets 34 Minute Flight Record
Navy lieutenant John L. Butts flew 330 miles from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 34 minutes 54 seconds in a Grumman F9F Panther. The informal mark, timed by the CAA, tops prior unofficial runs by Harold Green and Bob De Haven. Official recognition awaits NAA filing.
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Los Angeles
Navy
San Francisco
John L. Butts
Miami
Fla
Grumman
CAA
Valley Forge
National Aeronautic Association
Mark Bosts
Harold Green
Bob de Haven
Green
Oakland
Burbank
de Haven
National Guard
Shooter Surrenders in LA Fleeing Man Arrested in Dance Hall Shootings
A man who identified as Ray Castro Batista, 20, of Los Angeles, surrendered to police here claiming he was wanted in Los Angeles for shooting four men at a dance hall Friday night. Two victims were listed in critical condition.
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Ray Castro Batista
Los Angeles
Batista
Burglars Loot Beach's Market Safe In Garvey Heist
Burglars cut a roof opening at Beach's Market in Garvey early today and hauled away a 70 pound safe containing 4600 dollars. In Pennsylvania coal mines there are more miles of railroad track underground than on the surface.
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Garvey
Calif
Beach
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower Named Penn State Proxy
Milton S. Eisenhower, longtime government official and since 1984 president of Kansas State College, is elected president of Pennsylvania State College. The 51 year old brother of Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower will assume the post on or about July 1 after unanimous board approval. Dwight Eisenhower confirmed the appointment in Manhattan but would not disclose salary terms.
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Harrisburg
Milton Stover Eisenhower
Kansas State College
Pennsylvania State College
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Penn State
Eisenhower
Ralph Dorn Hetzel
James Milholland
Pittsburgh
Penn State Board of Trustees
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
New York City
Manhattan
Kan
Gordon Gray Chosen North Carolina Head
Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray, 41, publisher of the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel, has been chosen by a nominating committee to be president of the Greater University of North Carolina. Gray is an alumnus of the university.
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Gordon Gray
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Army
University of North Carolina
Gray
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Fugitive sought after highway patrolman assault near St. David
BISBEE Jan 23 AP search turned to highways as police pursue a third man in the assault on Arizona State Highway Patrolman R G Michelena near St David. Santini and Chastain held. Smith, about 27, of Oxnard Calif, is at large after leaving an abandoned mine shaft.
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Fresno
Calif
Smith
Florence
Pruitt
Santini
Chastain
Cochise County
Arizona
R. G. Michelena
Nogales
Ariz
Michelena
Tombstone
St. David
Fourth rail tieup on SP coast line blocks trains
A derailed Southern Pacific locomotive and 21 freight cars blocked the main line to California near Modoc Point, Klamath Falls, for over a day. 150 workers cleared tied-up track as 1,500 passengers were bused 23 miles around the wreck and late into Portland and Oakland terminals.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Southern Pacific
California
Modoc Point
Klamath Lake
James H. White
Portland
Oakland
Cascade
Shasta
Siskiyou
Red Cross Official Here On West Tour In Phoenix
James T. Nicholson executive vice president and general manager of the American Red Cross speaks in Phoenix on a West Coast tour. He meets Maricopa County Chapter officials to discuss last year’s funds and outline the 1950-51 program while planning the March national fund drive. Raymond H. Barrows moderates at Hotel Westward Ho.
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Phoenix
James T. Nicholson
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Maricopa County
Raymond H. Barrows
Pacific Area
Hotel
Westward Ho
British Tailoring Journal Roasts Men Skirt Fashion
London reports Tailor and Cutter rails against United States passion fashion for men shown at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. The trade journal derides pastel shades and skirts for men, arguing men should not follow women in trousers and lamenting any move toward gendered dress.
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London
United States
Tailor and Cutter
Gad
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Pasadena Editor Hospitalized With Allergies
Frederick G. Runyon editor of the Pasadena Independent is in Huntington Memorial Hospital for asthma treatment. Doctors say he is allergic to blue grass cats dogs printer's ink and newsprint.
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Pasadena
Calif
Frederick G. Runyon
Runyon
Pasadena Independent
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Fealty Oath Reported From Czech Clergy In Prague
Prague Jan 23 official news agency reported Czech clergy including Catholic priests took loyalty oaths to the Communist government. Protestant Lutherans said to be ordered to swear with priests allowed to reserve a clause not conflicting with God church or natural rights.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
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