City People Join In Land Rush
Washington reports a rising interest in farm land from farmers and many city residents. A large share of New England and Middle Atlantic farms sold last year went to non farmers, with urban proximity driving part time farms and rural homes. Investors also view land as inflation protection and income, mainly in the Midwest. Farmers remain top sellers while foreclosures influenced past periods.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New England
Middle Atlantic
Appalachian
West Coast
Midwest
United States
Wife of Chinese Envoy Seeks Friendly Desert Tour
Madame Wellington Koo wife of the Chinese ambassador in Washington departs for Las Vegas Nevada after a brief stay in the capital. She notes the Phoenix desert is friendlier than the Gobi and plans to visit Sen Pat McCarran and Sen George Malone along with their wives before heading to Hawaii to see her son Wellington Koo Jr. with an import export firm.
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Wellington Koo
Washington
Phoenix
Gobi Desert
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Madame Koo
Sen
Pat McCarran
George Malone
United States
Hawaii
Wellington Koo Jr
OPS To Hold Price Classes Across Southern Arizona
Schools of instruction will be held next week across Southern and Eastern Arizona to train businessmen on OPS rules. District director R T Jones leads the effort with price specialist team Wallace Caywood Tom Mason and Emory Hurley guiding various trade groups. Classes run 10 am and 2 pm daily with two cities visited each day, starting in Tucson then Nogales, Bisbee, Douglas, Tombstone, Benson, Willcox, Saf ford, and concluding with Clifton Morenci offices Friday.
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Arizona
R. T. Jones
Wallace Caywood
Tom Mason
Emory Hurley
Tucson
Nogales
Bisbee and
Douglas
Tombstone
Benson
Willcox
Safford
Clifton
Morenci
Tobacco retail losses exceed two trillion dollars
More than 2000 billion out of America's estimated annual production of 485 billion matches are given away at retail tobacco outlets.
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America
Margaret Truman Visits Shakespeare Country in England
Margaret Truman left London for Stratford-on-Avon to tour Shakespeare’s Birthplace and Anne Hathaway’s Cottage. She planned a day of sightseeing in Tudor streets and white and black buildings, then attend a Shakespeare Memorial Theater performance of Richard II hosted by governors of the theater.
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London
Margaret Truman
England
U. S
Walter Gifford
Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare
Anne Hathaway
Shakespeare’ Memorial Theater
Placid Avon
Margaret
Richard II
Mountain Elevation Mirrors Wide Latitudinal Vegetation Shift
A single mile of mountain elevation acts like 800 to 1000 miles of latitude in shaping vegetation zones. The comparison highlights how vertical relief produces climate and plant distribution effects similar to vast latitudinal distances. This perspective emphasizes altitudinal gradients as powerful ecological barriers and drivers.
Assailant Put On Probation in Domestic Assault Case
Lester Clegg, 48, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault on his former wife Louisa, 42. Judge Francis J. Donofrio placed him on five years probation, ordered no more trouble with his ex-wife, and required child support while he returns to Oklahoma to stay with his father. Clegg allegedly shot at his wife on January 3 at their former home. Also, Willie Mae Walker, 24, was sentenced to one year in prison after stealing 250 dollars from one Phoenix home and 50 dollars from another while on probation.
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Lester Clegg
S. 12Th St
Louisa
Liberty Today
Maricopa County
Francis J. Donofrio
Clegg
Oklahoma
E. Cocopah
Willie Mae Walker
S. Seventh Ave
Phoenix
Accountants Forum Visit by Noyes in Phoenix
Charles E. Noyes, public relations director of the American Institute of Accountants, will visit Phoenix for a national educational program. Arizona Society president Carl D. Tisor invites members to a dinner forum Monday at 7 p.m. at Cathay Garden. Noyes will outline better service to clients and the public, stressing understanding of national and world financial conditions. He is a former editor of the Congressional Quarterly and author of Economic Freedom: A Democratic Program.
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Charles E. Noyes
American Institute of Accountants
Phoenix
Carl D. Tisor
Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants
Noyes
Cathay Garden
N. Central
Congressional Quarterly
Assoc
Pfc. Robert Buelna Wounded in Korea War
Marine Pfc. Robert Benjamin Buelna, 20, was wounded in action in Korea, with Defense Department notifying his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Buelna of 2902 West Apache. He joined the Marines in 1948 after graduating Phoenix Union High School. An elder brother, S- Sgt. Edward Buelna, serves in Japan. Their other son, Pvt. Ralph C. Buelna, was killed in Italy in 1943.
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Robert Benjamin Buelna
Korea
Defense Department
Ralph E. Buelna
W. Apache
Marines
Phoenix Union High School
S-Set
Edward Buelna
Air Force
Japan
Buelna
Ralph C. Buelna
Italy
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Tisor
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Robert Buelna
Gabardine
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