Oxygen Pressure Lock Helps Premature Babies at Good Samaritan
The Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix now has an oxygen air pressure lock funded by Maricopa Post 720, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Two premature babies have already been saved in the two weeks since its installation, with free use for families of VFW members and oxygen charges for non members. The device, developed by Dr Allan Bloxsom, uses heat humidity and gas pressure gradients to aid infant respiration.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Maricopa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. R. Estes
VFW
Guy M. Hanner
Allan Bloxsom
Houston
Texas
Purple Heart convention to draw 1000 in Phoenix
More than a thousand members of the Military Order of the Purple Heart and auxiliary will meet in Phoenix for the 19th annual national convention August 14 through 19. Host Silvestre Herrera and leaders John Goodin and Victor Kubly will address sessions, with a parade featuring air force, navy, and Arizona National Guard units. The event includes registration, speeches, a banquet, and awards, chaired by Klein and Southard with Doty as secretary-treasurer.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart
Phoenix
Silvestre S. Herrera
Arizona
John D. Goodin
Johnson City
Tenn
Order
Victor Kubly
North Grafton
Mass
Air Force
Williams
Luke Air Force
Navy
Litchfield
Arizona National Guard
Hotel Westward Ho
Washington
Fourth Ave
Joseph M. Klein
E. Liberty
Tucker Southard
Gregory
Ned M. Doty
Tito Radio says people not afraid Tito Tito Split with Moscow
Belgrade reports that government radio stated Yugoslavs were not afraid of the Soviets when they split with Moscow three years ago and are not afraid today. It commented on Soviet Deputy Premier Molotov's Warsaw speech warning Tito could not stay in power by bloody terror.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Warsaw
Molotov
Marshal Tito
Thirty-two Arizonans accepted for army and air force duty
Thirty-two Arizonans and four out of state residents are listed as accepted for service in the U S army or air force. The named individuals include Rafael Zavala Alfonso DePascal Jr Elmer L Wheeler James L Smith William Ong Roy D Dunbar Bertrand Russell and others from Phoenix Tucson Douglas and several other cities.
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W. Yuma
William R. Brzeski
N. 4Th Ave
Four Arizonans Die in Korea Return Home on Baylor Victory
The Baylor Victory arrives with four Arizona soldiers killed in Korea. The next of kin listed are Pfe. Rodolfo V. Duarte of Tucson, Cpl. Jesse M. Gaitan of Prescott, Cpl. Glen M. Huback of Phoenix, and Cpl. William R. Sigler of Heber.
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San Francisco
Baylor Victory
Arizona
Korea
United States
Pfe
Rodolfo V. Duarte
Carmen V. Duarte
Tucson
Jesse M. Gaitan
Marcus S. Gaitan
Prescott
Glen M. Huback
Dorothy A. Huback
St. Monica’s School of Nursing
Phoenix
William R. Sigler
Robert L. Sigler
Heber
Vandals Tie Garden Hose Knots At Home
Daniel John Fisk, a Palms Theater projectionist, told police he found vandals tied two garden hose lengths in knots and damaged a clothes line when he returned to his home at 1129 West Latham last night.
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Daniel John Fisk
W. Latham
Fisk
Palms Theater
Editor urges probe of Tass chief in Washington
Alexander F. Jones president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors called for a federal inquiry into Mikhail Fedorov head of Tass in Washington. Jones said Fedorov lacks journalistic skill despite Politburo training and should be investigated as an individual.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Alexander F. Jones
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Tass
Washington
Jones
Colgate University
Mikhail Fedorov
Fedorov
Congressional Press Corps
White House
Syracuse Herald-Journal
William N. Oatis
Prague
Associated Press
Oatis
Moscow
Tolleson Soldier Killed in Korea 1951
Private First Class Charles R. Ellis is reported killed in action in Korea on May 28 1951. He was born October 15 1933 in Madera California and attended Tolleson Union High School. He was the son of Mrs Ada Gale Ellis of Tolleson.
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Cpl
Roberto Teran
Korea
Jose Teran
Tucson
Los Angeles
Nicsinn
Charles R. Ellis
Ada Gale Ellis
Tolleson
Madera
Calif
Tolleson Union High School
Planes Continue Hunt For Couple
An air search near March Air Force Base California was to be continued today between Los Angeles and Blythe for Mary Jan Walker 22 of Malverne New York and Klaus W Martens 28 of South Pasadena California. They left by private plane for Blythe July 15 and never reached their destination presumed crashed or forced down in the desert.
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March Air Force Base
Calif
Lms Angeles
Blythe
Mary Jan Walker
Malverne
Long Island
N.Y
Klaus W. Martens
South Pasadena
Colorado River
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Paul E. Laos Jr
Billy J. Hoover
Edwin J. Burns
Hector L. Beltran
Rodolfo Quinonez Jr
Ramon L. Gutierrez
Douglas
Ronald FE. Dennin
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Mesa
Karl G. Ronstadt
Amado
Roy R. Lovato
Flagstaff
Marion R. Riley
Eloy
Thomas Dude Jr
Peridot
Guadalupe M. Flores
Claypool
Lawrence Reevama
Second Mesa
Kenneth B. Armstrong
Peoria
Donald C. Bolton
Glendale
John H. Grace
William S. Thompson
Sherman Oaks
Royal D. Baxter
Chattanooga
Imperial Air
General Metal Craft Co
East Indian School Rd
Walgreen
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