Tornadoes Hit Midwest Defying Calm Weather
Tornadoes and heavy rain swept the Midwest causing damage across Minnesota and nearby states. One woman died and five were injured as a tornado struck Hutchinson Minnesota damaging about fifty homes and uprooting trees. Unofficial losses reached around 500000 dollars.
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Midwest
Minnesota
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
Kansas
South Bend
Ind
Great Lakes
Oklahoma
Montana
Presidio
Texas
Plains States
Air Force Officer Translates War Cliches Into Plain English
An Air Force officer in Korea proposed a tongue in cheek guide to military jargon. He lists common phrases and their translations revealing how cliches mask realities of war posing as plain talk. The bit, relayed by Gordon Gammack, aims to clarify conditions of the conflict for the public.
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New York
Air Force
Korea
Gordon Gammack
Des Moines Tribune
Crazislav Dneprovsk
Stalin Oksk
P.S
Range Group Studies Fight Against Trees
Prescott June 20 A special to The Gazette reports the American Society of Range Management Arizona Section meeting focusing on breaking juniper control of rangeland in Arizona. E Ray Cowden of Cowden Livestock Co Phoenix describes experimental eradication at his ranch 50 miles northwest of Prescott with U S Forest Service cooperation. A field trip to view the joint project follows, with Arizona ranch operators attending and Frank Armer of Valley National Bank presiding at the opening session.
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Prescott
Arizona
American Society of Range Management
E. Ray Cowden
Cowden Livestock Company
Phoenix
Cowden Ranch
U. S. Forest Service
Cowden
Range Management Society
Frank Armer
Livestock Division
The
Valley National Bank
Squirrel carries nuts to winter storehouse in jaws
The chipping squirrel or hackee fills its jaw pouches with four nuts per trip as it gathers winter food for its storehouse.
Edgar L. Johnson Dies In California
Edgar L. Johnson aged 62 died Sunday at his Oakland California home after a short illness Born near Mesa in 1889 he farmed and worked as a landscape gardener He owned an Oakland nursery relocated in 1945 He is survived by wife Pearl of Oakland seven sons three daughters and numerous grandchildren Funeral services and burial will be in Oakland Friday afternoon
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Edgar L. Johnson
Arizona
Oakland
Calif
Mesa
Mr. Johnson
Pearl
Vernon
Globe
Merrice
Dunsmuir
Bernard
Wayne
Ross
Phoenix
Gail
Kent
Weiser
Idaho
E. L.vines
Donald Fisher
Ralph McCracken
Ames
Iowa
Jode
Chandler
Charles
Show Low
Maude Clements
Water use peaks in Phoenix for the year
City water officials report peak daily consumption Saturday at 60,799,000 gallons, then 55,270,000 Sunday and 60,605,000 Monday. No local well use required. water drawn from Scottsdale area and Verde River upper-well field. May totals reach 1,365,377,000 gallons with 44,044,000 daily average. May last year was 1,342,491,000 with 43,306,000 daily average.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Verde River
MacArthur Criticism Sparks Foreign Policy Debate
The speaker denounces the surrender of policy principles and accuses the state department of reshaping U S aims. He argues the nation should abandon appeasement and return to a positive foreign policy grounded in liberty, self government, free enterprise, and justice.
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State Department
Hurley
Pilots reject federal order to end United strike
Chicago dispatch reports that 900 United Airlines pilots and co pilots refused to obey a National Mediation Board demand to end their strike. AFL Airline Pilots Association leader David L Behncke called the order ridiculous while board secretary Thomas E Bickers said mediation is not complete and services are withdrawn. Behncke asserted all legal steps were followed and urged United to meet negotiators to conclude a satisfactory agreement. The telegram noted Pacific airlift and military charters remain active.
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Chicago
United Airlines
David L. Behncke
AFL
Airline Pilots Association
National Mediation Board
Thomas E. Bickers
Bickers
Behncke
UAL
Pacific
Oath Required Of Druggists
The Arizona State Board of Pharmacy voted that pharmacists must take loyalty oaths to practice in the state. The board also barred any known Communist Party members from obtaining licensure. New president Charles Nielsen of Tucson and secretary Newell Stewart of Phoenix explained the action, citing fears of bacteriological warfare. oaths apply at license application and renewal.
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Tucson
State Board of Pharmacy
Arizona
Communist Party
Charles Nielsen
Newell Stewart
Phoenix
Chris Kolden Dies in Sunny slope at 67
Here six years resident Chris Kolden 67 died Monday night at Desert Mission Convalescent Hospital Sunnyslope after a year of illness. formerly an employee of Seattle street railway dept he was a life member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles survived by sister Mrs Cora Peterson with residence. Funeral services at 7 30 p m today Sunnyslope Mortuary private cremation Greenwood Memorial Park
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Chris Kolden
Glendale
Desert Mission Convalescent Hospital
Sunnyslope
Arizona
Kolden
Phoenix
Street Railway Department
Seattle
Wash
Order of Eagles
Cora Peterson
Sunnyslope Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ship Owners Indicate Early End Of Strike
New York June 20 The five day maritime strike showed signs of ending as ship owners proposed a new package deal to CIO unions National Maritime Union American Radio Association and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association. The American Export Line said SS Constitution would sail to Naples with 900 aboard while Matson Lines planned 700 passengers on SS Lurline in San Francisco as talks continued. Clyde Mills of FMCS convened a New York session to brief 40 Atlantic and Gulf Coast shippers on concessions plan. Frank J. Taylor said negotiations would resume with aim to end the coast wide shutdown.
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New York
CIO
National Maritime Union
American Radio Association
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Naples
Italy
Matson Lines
San Francisco
ARA
Clyde Mills
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Frank J. Taylor
Portuguese Party Nominees Lopes for President
In Lisbon on June 20 AP reports Gen Francisco Higinio Craveira Lopes will be the presidential candidate of the National Union Party. The ruling party announced the choice as elections are expected in mid July.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Francisco Higinio Craveira Lopes
National Union Party
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