Reclamation Fund Battle Starts Today
The Senate prepared to decide on the Western reclamation program as debate opened on a $520.1 million Interior Department bill. Senator Hayden urged new starts costing $12.0 million, while Ferguson and Douglas pushed for major cuts to reclamation construction funds. The Truman budget estimated $224 million, the House set $197 million, and the Senate committee raised to $208.3 million.
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Washington
Senate
Interior Department
Hayden
Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ferguson
Mich
Douglas
Ill
Truman
House
Russians Display Jets For Second Time At Moscow Show
Five late model Soviet jet fighters roared through overcast Moscow skies yesterday in a second postwar airshow. Western air attaches could not adequately describe them as they flew low over review stands. Marshal Stalin Andrei Gromyko and V M Molotov watched from the stands during the Mos cow Aviation Day event.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
Andrei Gromyko
V. M. Molotov
Council of Ministers of
U.S.S.R
Taft's 1952 Foregin Policy Book Sets Stage for Campaign
Senator Taft of Ohio has finished a book titled Foreign Policy for Americans due in December. It presents his views on international issues, criticizing Truman administration policy and Acheson and Marshall, while outlining support for air and sea power and a limited European defense role. He signals a 1952 Republican presidential bid.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Truman
Acheson
Marshal
Yalta
Potsdam
Polio Rate 1950 Surges Across Nation Record Cases
New York AP report cites National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis 1950 figures showing 33,351 new polio cases, with a national rate of 22.1 per 100000. Iowa leads at 53.1, nine states hit historic highs, and total 1950 expenditures reach 26.2 million including 5 million from March of Dimes.
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New York
National Foundation For
Iowa
Foundation
Chickamauga National Military Park spans 8127 acres
One of the largest national military parks sits at Chickamauga Georgia near Chattanooga Tennessee. It marks the Civil War battle site and covers 8127 acres inviting visitors and reflection.
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Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Tenn
Trucker Announces Dock Completion at Hopper Truck Lines
Hopper Truck Lines unveils a $25,000 loading dock and office building at 3220 W McDowell. Public inspection is set for Saturday 2 to 5 p.m. Dale Hopper, president, notes the additions bolster interstate trucking for the firm, founded in 1939 with 56 trucks and about $300,000 payroll. Equipment investment totals $244,631. The company moves general freight and livestock.
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Hopper Truck Lines
W. McDowell
Dale Hopper
Tucson Market Robbed of 1020 Dollars in Daylight HoldUp
Two armed bandits robbed the Good Man Market at 1333 North Oracle Road taking 1020 dollars in cash. The holdup occurred yesterday morning amid threats of shooting. A clerk and manager Ralph Sanez were threatened, a cashier’s drawer was emptied, a phone torn from the wall, and the bandits fled in a parked car.
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Tucson
Goodman Market
North Oracle Road
Ralph Sanez
Sanez
Reds purge clowns as Hungary shutters red faced act
In Budapest a provincial enterprise for people's entertainment plans to tour with 11 circuses but will replace the red nosed clowns with humorous artists. The new performers will recite chastushkas that tackle daily problems in a constructive way.
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Vienna
Hungary
People’s Entertainment
Budapest
B n ai B r ith Lodge No 960 Set to Meet at Beth El
B nai B rith Lodge No 960 will meet at 8 15 p m tomorrow at Beth El Synagogue Third Ave and McDowell. Movies will be shown.
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B’nai B'rith Lodge No. 960
Beth el Synagogue
Third Ave
McDowell
Hedgpeth Speaks to 16th District Social Club
Creighton school board member E. L. Hedgpeth will address the 16th District Social Club at 8 p m Wednesday at 3210 East Earll. He is scheduled to outline educational concerns and district updates for attendees.
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E. L. Hedgpeth
Creighton School Board
16Th District
E. Earll
1917 Law Enacted Literacy Tests to Limit Immigration
Congress passed a law in 1917 mandating literacy tests for immigrants seeking entry. The measure aimed to filter arrivals by reading ability, affecting prospective migrants and shaping U.S. immigration policy.
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Congress
Lost Colony pageant mishap as pistol misfires backstage
In Mantoe North Carolina at the outdoor theater the cue flare failed to fire during The Lost Colony, causing audience tittering. Publicist Aycock Brown watched as Theater Manager Al Bell used the Very pistol to cover two escaped convicts hiding in dressing rooms.
Four Power Talks On Berlin Trade Resumed
Berlin July 9 AP Four power talks on Berlin trade and transport resumed today at American headquarters. Informed sources said the next meeting would be at the Soviet Karlshorst headquarters if today s discussions warrant further conferences.
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Berlin
Karlshorst
Field Bond Guarantor Rejected In Bail Decision
New York July 9 Frederick Vanderbilt Field the financier linked to the Communist Party was denied immediate release on a $10,000 bail after the government rejected his guarantor. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ray Cohn refused to identify the guarantor but called him unacceptable. Judge Swan set bail to permit an appeal of Fields 90 day contempt sentence, requiring the guarantor be a conduit to the U.S. attorney. Field had offered the bail via his attorney Mrs Mary Kaufman after a weekend in jail. He remains in custody for failing to reveal contributors to the $80,000 bail fund for four fugitive Communist leaders.
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New York
INS
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Angel
Communist Party
U.S
Ray Cohn
Swan
Field
Ofice
Mary Kaufman
Commodore Frederick Vanderbilt
Federal
West Phoenix Women's Republican Club to Install Officers
GOP women assemble for the newly formed unit 4 with installation at 7 p.m. at 3230 W Garfield. Mrs Ethel Angell directs the ceremony with linkage to the Maricopa County Women’s Republican Club. County members join precinct clubs for a 6 30 p.m. gathering with a pot luck supper and program.
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West Phoenix Women’s Republican Club
Charles Marion
W. Garfield
Ethel Angell
Maricopa County
Clara James
Robert Brower
Dan Hurley
E. McDowell
GOP Council Meeting Sets 1952 Arizona Campaign Plans
The Republican State Central Committee advisory council met at Hotel Adams on Saturday night with leaders from 10 Arizona counties. Col Randolph M J Evjen of Florence presided. attendees included Sam Marcus Santa Cruz John Rhodes Maricopa R H Lescher Mohave A M Ward Pinal Glenn Wilson Leonard E Caldwell Gila Sam Dick Yuma Richard Chambers Pima Frank Whiting Apache John Carnutte Guy Axline Navajo and Tom Maddock Graham.
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Advisory Council
Republican State Central Committee
Hotel Adams
GOP
Arizona
Col
Randolph M. J. Evjen
Florence
Sam Marcus
Santa Cruz
John Rhodes
Maricopa
R. H. Lescher
Mohave
A. M. Ward
Pinal
Glenn Wilson
Leonard E. Caldwell
Gila
Sam Dick
Yuma
Richard Chambers
Pima
Frank Whiting
Apache
John Carnutte
Guy Axline
Navajo
Tom Maddock
Graham
Garden Pathways Paved At Desert Botanical Garden
Desert Botanical Garden in Arizona completes asphalt coating of 1,350 feet of pathways. Chief horticulturist W. Hubert Earle notes the paths are finished and the garden, closed for the summer, will reopen October 15. Director W. Taylor Marshall attends a three day Cactus and Succulent Society conference in Denver.
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Desert Botanical Garden of Arizona
W. Hubert Earle
W. Taylor Marshall
Cactus and Succulent Society
Denver
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Arizona Clinic
Reds Outlaw Circus
Clowns
Rith
Hedgpeth
GOP Council
Ape
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