Public Health Clash Over Whooping Cough Tragedy
Two officials clash over the Jose Gonzalez case in Phoenix. Dr. Dolce says clinics exist and parents must use them. Dr. Salsbury blames the city for immunization failures. Dolce notes immunization after exposure offers doubtful benefit and stresses preemptive vaccination.
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Dolce
Salsbury
Jose Gonzalez
James A. Dolce
Phoenix
Clarence G. Salsbury
State Health Department
Bureau of Preventive Medical Services
Gonzalez
Phoenix City Health Department
Dr. Dolce
Office Robbed of $30 at Kistler Industrial Service
Police were told that over the weekend entry was gained to the Kistler Industrial Service office at 529 South Central Avenue and a cash box containing $30 was stolen.
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Kistler Industrial Service
South Central Avenue
Vitamin pills advertised by local druggist
A neighbor hood druggist promotes HIGH POTENCY NUVIMIN CAPSULES as quick acting and pleasant to take with the claim you can't buy better at any price, urging readers to consider the product for vitamin and mineral needs.
Coolidge Air Base Targeted as Flying School Site
Florence March reports a plan to establish a basic flying training school at the former army air base near Coolidge. If approved, the project would train 500 cadets with 200 air force personnel and 500 civilians for maintenance, using the base’s 50 buildings and own water and sewer system. The Denver W and B Flying School officials may bid, with Pinal County ownership and local leaders backing the effort.
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McKee
Pinal County Board of Supervisors
Coolidge Chamber of Commerce
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Pinal County
Denver
R. M. Wilson
F. W. Bonfils
Frontier Airlines
Falcon Field Action Slated
Mesa City Council to consider a 30 day option to lease Falcon Field to an East Coast automatic machinery and foundry firm. Councilmen Rial Randall and William Asher traveled to New York to finalize the option. Engineers will survey the site during the option period as Falcon Field, a former British air base, requires repairs before occupation. The company would manufacture jet plane and radar parts with employment numbers not disclosed.
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Mesa
Falcon Field
Automatic Machinery and Foundry
Rial Randall
William Asher
New York
New York Company
Drive nets only 15 blood donors at valley campaign
B n ai B r ith organized a one day blood drive to aid armed forces at Salt River Valley Blood Bank. Bank manager W Quinn Jordan reported 15 donors while two were dis qualified. Estimated participation was at least 200 persons.
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B'nai B’rith
Salt River Valley
Mobilgas Economy Run Set to Start Tomorrow
The Mobilgas Grand Canyon Economy Run will begin tomorrow at 3 a.m. in Los Angeles with 32 stock cars. Officials may end the test at Ashfork if severe weather arises, while Arizona forecasts suggest only light snow. The route to Las Vegas covers 840 miles with impoundments at Las Vegas and subsequent segments to finish in Las Vegas, aiming for a 13 hour 30 minute first leg and 7 hour 25 minute remainder.
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Ariona
Los Angeles
Nilsson
Ashfork
Arizona
Fred Collins
Northern Arizona
General Petroleum
Wallace W. Barnes
Phoenix
American Automobile Association
Los Celes
Las Vegas
Canyon
AAA
Swiss protest over Czech minister warning on Germany
Bern reports Swiss government rebuked the Czech minister for overstepping his functions by holding a news conference to warn Switzerland about the dangers of a rearmed Germany. The exchange occurred in Bern on March 5, according to AP.
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Bern
Switzerland
Germany
Adjournment Tentatively Set in State Legislature
The legislature eyed a Saturday adjournment on its 57th day as the budget bill looms. Senate and House committees weigh the multimillion dollar state government budget with conference talks not yet underway, while leaders warn a hectic week lies ahead. Lawmakers’ $8 per day salaries stop Thursday at midnight, but expense accounts continue.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House Rules Committees
Raymond G. Langham
Warner Mattice
A Rules Committee
Phoenix
House Passes Bills. Senate Completes Action on Key Measures
The House final adopted bills sending them to the Senate including revising the Contractors Code and regulating vehicle licenses. The Senate approved ten of its own measures, rejected one unemployment bill, and backed a $2,687,400 two year university and college building program. Also approved were bills on bequests, airline tax, irrigation district revenue bonds, state land inclusion, a Veterans Service Commission, and increasing parimutuel handle to aid purses. a joint tenancy safety deposit box measure and savings bank deposits were also approved.
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HOUSE
Senate
Arizona
University
ASC
Tempe
Flagstaff
Board of Regents
Veterans Service Commission
Veterans Service
Hubert O. Merryweather
Santa Cruz
Martin to Take Fleet Command in Korea Area
Tokyo March 5 Rear Adm. Harold M. Martin will relieve Vice Adm. Arthur D. Struble as commander of the United States Seventh Fleet in the Korean area. Struble will assume Martin’s present role as commander of the First Fleet on the West Coast of the United States.
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Tokyo
Harold M. Martin
Arthur D. Struble
United States Seventh Fleet
Navy
Struble
Martin
First Fleet
United States
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Bob Davy
Dallas Wyant
East Roosevelt Street
Don Judd Newell
Dorothy Shoemaker
North 16Th Street
Ray Shuey
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Luke Air Force Base
Chihuahua
Mildred Anderson
Coolidge
Falcon
Nore Caane & Chapel
Mobilgas
Paul R. Nilsson
General Petroleum Corporation
Ashfork Hill
Cavanagh
Hickey Freeman
Oxxford
Oaks
Nettleton
Bill Turnbow
Fleet Command
Incabloc
Baskins
Central and
Adams
North Central
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