Auriol Seeks Cabinet Talks With Bidault In France
Paris July 25 AP President Vincent Auriol asked Premier Georges Bidault leader of the MRP to consult with him likely to discuss forming a new French cabinet. Earlier, Auriol’s prior pick Rene Mayer failed to win a confidence vote as the MRP abstained, Mayer receiving only 241 of 314 needed.
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Gilbert Pastor's Daughter Succumbs
Nina F Gilbert infant daughter of Rev and Mrs O W Gilbert died Monday night in Tempe Hospital. Rev Gilbert is pastor of the Assembly of God Church in Gilbert. Services were to be at 3 p m today in Gibbons Mortuary Chapel with Rev J K Gressett officiating. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery.
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False Teeth Adverts Warn About Eating and Laughing
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH dental plates available at drug stores. It emphasizes comfort and ease for daily activities such as eating and laughing, suggesting rapid adaptation to new teeth and simplified use.
The Sex Story for Children Explains Birth Questions
Condensed from American Medical Association material in August Reader's Digest, the article advises parents on how to answer a child's early questions about reproduction. It suggests a simple, appropriate explanation and notes the best time to bring up the topic.
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American Medical Association
Marshall Sets Four Basic Conditions for Korea Armistice
Secretary of Defense Marshall announced four basic conditions for a Korean armistice at a Washington news conference. They require a defendable military line, no reinforcement of forces in Korea, adequate mutual inspection to prevent surprise attacks, and a satisfactory prisoner of war agreement. He stressed these must be agreed before any final settlement talks.
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Cease-Fire Talks Make Early Progress At Kaesong
Delegates at Kaesong on the ninth day of UN command and Communist armistice negotiations resumed after a nearly two hour session. A new Communist proposal will be studied in Washington, at United Nations headquarters, and in Tokyo, with both sides still split on the troop withdrawal issue. The session was set to reconvene tomorrow at an unusual 2 pm start time.
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Tennessee Rites Set For L. A. Risk
Remains of Leonard A. Risk, 74, of 1822 N. 16th Ave., who died July 18, will be taken to Memphis for burial services, per his son Gurney A. Risk. Private cremation was held at Greenwood Memorial Park. He is survived by three Memphis sisters.
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Canine color vision: dogs see only grays
A child craft style note explains that dogs are color blind, perceiving colors as varying shades of black, white, and gray. The article cites child development books to support the claim, describing dogs’ color perception as limited to a grayscale spectrum.
Poling Wins GOP Philadelphia Mayoral Primary Contest
In Pennsylvania, 66-year-old Dr. Poling wins the Republican mayoralty primary over Walter Miller as party lines hold. The race features notable figures such as Mrs Vera Buchanan leading in the 33rd district race and Joseph S. Clark Jr. dominating the Democratic mayoralty primary. Turnout from Philadelphia precincts shapes a vote that reinforces party endorsements and signals a strong mayor system taking effect under a new city charter.
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Assault Term is Suspended in Jerome Shooting Case
Prescott reports Felix Maranda age 45 received a five year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to assault for shooting Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Escobedo in Jerome on June 30. Judge Renz L. Jennings cited Maranda’s clean record and granted probation. Mrs. Escobedo has been discharged from hospital. Mr. Escobedo remains hospitalized with a fractured thigh.
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Wichita groom jailed in spree tied to thefts across town
Newlyweds and the bride’s mother described a fine apartment as a burglar used a screwdriver to force doors. Soule reported the suspect admitted stealing cash from Arizona Toyland, AAR Clinic, Arizona Outdoor Furniture, Cele Peterson’s, and several doctors’ offices. He faces questions over more burglaries at First Southern Baptist Church, Star Insurance, Monty’s Dry Cleaners, and other McDowell addresses.
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Star Insurance Co
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Dewey Heads to Saigon on Far East Tour
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York departed for Saigon today aboard a U.S. military plane during his Far East tour. He left Hong Kong July 25 as part of the trip.
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Weather lifts hope as showers boost river flow in Arizona
Daily rain across watershed areas increased moisture and water flow in Salt River basin. Officials in Phoenix report ongoing showers in White Mountain region raised reservoir levels while humidity climbs statewide. towns from Flagstaff to Prescott 기록 report scattered showers and warm, humid conditions with temperatures near 92 in Tucson.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Heavy St Bernard Dog Weighs 214 Pounds in England 1886
In England in 1886 a St Bernard dog reportedly weighed 214 pounds marking an extraordinary record for the breed at the time.
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Franklin E. Stark of Mesa Succumbs
Franklin E. Stark 54 a Mesa garageman died at his home 719 N Robson after a short illness. Services will be at 2 pm tomorrow in Gibbons Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Vernon Hines officiating. Graveside rites in Mesa Cemetery under the Mesa F and AM Lodge. Survived by wife Grace, two sons Ray Pensacola Fla Ralph San Diego, five daughters Ruth Steele Los Angeles Ruby Syslo San Mateo Troy Wilkinson Fresno and Bonita Betty Stark, all of Mesa.
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Dental Association Reports Dentition in 60 Year Olds
The American Dental Association recently announced that the typical American who reaches age 60 has only two of his original 32 permanent teeth remaining.
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