MacArthur To Address Legislature in Massachusetts Visit
Gen. Douglas MacArthur arrives in Boston for a two day Massachusetts tour ending with a joint session speech planned by a legislative committee. The event will be televised and radio carried, with private car transport on a New Haven Railroad president's train. Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. disclosed a critical Korea policy letter from MacArthur that helped trigger Truman's removal.
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Boston
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Massachusetts
General
Mrs. MacArthur
Frederic C. Dumaine Jr
Newaven Railroad
Attleboro
North Attleboro
U. S
Joseph W. Martin Jr
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Rep. Martin
Washington
General MacArthur
Korea
Truman
MacArthur
Far East
Law to ID fan dancers defeated by Los Angeles board
Los Angeles July 25. A proposed law requiring fan dancers to carry identification cards at all times was defeated by the county board of supervisors due to technical hardships. Supervisor Roger Jessup led the opposition with a single question Where causing members to drop the idea.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Roger Jessup
Three-Month-Old Linda Sue Survives Charlottesville Slaying
In Charlottesville Virginia Linda Sue Conley, 3 months old, is the lone survivor of her father Raymond W. Conley’s murderous attack on his three children. His two sons, 18 month old William Emery and 3 year old Wilson Lee, died from throat slash and gunshot wounds respectively. The infant remains cut but alive as police charge Conley with murder after a preliminary hearing. The suspect, a shipping clerk estranged from his wife, says he attacked the children after being forced to stay home from work. a baby-sitter arrival never occurred. His mother notes a postwar head injury in Conley’s history.
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Charlottesville
Linda Sue Conley
Raymond W. Conley
William Emery Conley
Wilson Lee
Conley
Linda Sue
Ruling Sends 17000 State Health Fees to General Fund
The 1949 special session gave the health department all health fees but not spending authority. Attorney General Fred O. Wilson ruled the $17,000 collected in the year ending June 30 must go into the state general fund surplus.
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State Treasury
State Health Department
Health Department
Fred O. Wilson
State General Fund
Church Membership Reaches All-Time High in 1950
New York July 25 AP church membership in the United States rose to 85,705,280 in 1950, a record 55.9 percent of the population, up 2,950,987 from the prior year. Protestant membership totaled 50,083,868, Roman Catholics 28,470,092, Jews 5,000,000, with non-members at 44.1 percent. Southern Baptist led Protestant gains with 318,624 new members, totaling 7,079,889, while the Methodist Church reached 8,935,647 members.
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New York
United States
Christian Herald Magazine
The
Vey
Southern Baptist
Methodist Church
North Pole Flight Covers 18 Hours 54 Minutes to Fairbanks
Ten crewmen of a British Aries bomber completed a round trip leg from Keflavik Iceland to Fairbanks Alaska in 18 hours 54 minutes covering 3558 miles. Wing Commander R T Frogley called it a beautiful day and a jolly flight after landing. The party including Reuters reporter Peter Jackson planned sightseeing and a return flight to Manby England, potentially via polar routes.
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Alaska
Iceland
North Pole
Keflavik
R. T. Frogley
Reuters
Peter Jackson
Manby
England
Polar
Pole
Frogley
Net Earnings Of Physicians In 1949 Survey
A joint study by the Department of Commerce and the American Medical Association finds physicians in private practice in 1949 averaged 11 058 dollars in net income before taxes, with neurologists at the top with 28 625 dollars. About 13 percent earned under 3 000 and 8 percent above 25 000.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
American Medical Association
Insecticide Use To Be Discussed
A discussion of legal and moral responsibilities involved in the use of poisonous insecticides will be held at 2 p.m. Aug. 3 in the basement of the County Agricultural Building at 1201 W Madison Street. The Arizona Farm Bureau Federation announced the event focusing on proper use and application of all insecticides hazard to life. Crop dusters, insecticide firms, and farmers have been urged to attend.
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County Agricultural Building
Madison Street
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Contributing Charge Filed In Tempe Case
Heron Tabor an 18 year old Phoenix youth faces a contributing to delinquency charge in Superior Court related to an incident with a 14 year old Tempe girl. Sheriff deputy alleges Tabor accompanied Buido Logue during an attempted criminal assault after which the girl was stripped and fled as four Indians found her nude and aided her. Logue 18 Sunnyslope barber is held on 25000 bond on two statutory criminal assault counts and one simple assault with a preliminary hearing set in East Phoenix Precinct Justice Court tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Heron Tabor
Phoenix
Tempe
Lester Jones
Tabor
Buido Logue
Logue
Sunnyslope
East Phoenix
Belgian to sign treaty delegation named for San Francisco
Brussels July 25 AP Foreign Minister Paul van Zeeland will lead Belgium’s delegation to the San Francisco signing of the peace treaty with Japan on September 4. He will be the senior Belgian signatory along with other ministers and officials. The return date and full list of delegates were not disclosed.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paul van Zeeland
San Francisco
Japan
Phoenix Gazette July 25 1951 Page Overview
Daily city pages held in the Phoenix Gazette on Wednesday July 25 1951 cover local news notices and society briefs. The readable content includes potential community items, brief event notes, and standard newspaper features typical of mid century Arizona press.
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The
Phoenix Gazette
First Printing Of New Bible Totals Million
New York July 25 AP nearly 1 000 000 copies in the first printing of the revised standard version of the Bible. The edition is the product of 14 years work by 31 scholars under the National Council of the Churches of Christ. Publishers William R Mc Culley said the initial order is the largest for a full sized book by a commercial house and valued at over 5 million dollars. The 1344 page Bibles would tower 24 miles high if stacked.
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New York
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
McCulley
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