State Hospital Reports Five Measles Cases
The Arizona State Hospital for the Insane disclosed a measles outbreak in the children’s ward. Five children have mild cases since Sunday, treated with immunizing globulin. This follows a prior outbreak, and nine male patients were affected three weeks earlier. One 28 year old woman died after developing pneumonia amid a measles case.
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Childrens
Arizona State Hospital For Insane
Bruce Hart
Hart
Rate Hikes Banned In Price Figuring
Washington on May 1 AP reports the government barred manufacturers from using the latest rail or water freight rate hikes when calculating new delivered ceiling prices. Office of Price Stabilization limits adjustments to transportation cost rises only through March 15. OPS notes ICC increases authorized March 12 took effect after March 15 and thus cannot be used in delivered price calculations.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Complainant Drops Kidnaping Charge Against Photographer Bill Tuck
Kidnaping and assault charges against 45-year-old resort photographer Bill Tuck were dismissed by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rent L Jennings on motion of the county attorney. Complainant Mary Keichline, a 30-year-old Scottsdale bookkeeper, requested dismissal after alleging she was forced to a guest ranch cabin and held for about eight hours.
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Bill Tuck
Maricopa County Superior Court
Rent L. Jennings
Mary Keichline
Scottsdale
Tuck
Vessel Still Grounded on California Beach
The 7,000-ton Japanese freighter Kenkoku Maru remained aground on a Northern California beach. Heavy seas and wind will delay attempts to refloat the vessel until Wednesday night.
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San Francisco
California
Anesthesia Shortage Blamed On Prejudice
Mrs. Josephine Bunch of Portland told the Association of Western Hospital convention that sexism and professional selfishness among doctors are depleting the pool of anaesthetists. She warned of rising operating room deaths in Southern California and across the nation, saying 16,000 anaesthetists are needed but more than 10,000 are lacking.
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Los Angeles
Josephine Bunch
Portland
Ore
American Association of Nurse
Association of Western Hospital
California
Three Deny Drug Counts Pleas Entered in Phoenix Trio
Three men from Phoenix denied federal narcotics charges and pleaded not guilty. Marvin Duke Ponce, 33, of 1525 East Washington Street. Robert Lama, 37, of 325 West Minnetota Avenue. and Francisco Moreno, owner of a barbershop at 35 East Madison Street, were scheduled for trial September 25 before Judge Dave W. Ling in United States District Court.
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Phoenix
Dave W. Ling
United States District Court
Marvin Duke Ponce
East
Washington Street
Robert Lama
Minnetota Avenue
Francisco Moreno
Madison Street
Health Unit Seeks Space At County Clinic Site
Maricopa County supervisors consider turning 1206 West Madison Street quarters over to the county health unit to expand facilities. Dr Paul W McCracken notes overloads as the clinic moves to the county hospital. Traffic measures approved include a four way stop at 32nd Street and Indian School Road and a light at Seventh Street and Bethamy Home Road. One liquor license was denied and another referred to the State Liquor Control Director. Grant Pool Amvets post license for 1917 East Henshaw Road denied amid protests of adequate local liquor stores.
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West
Madison Street
County Health Unit
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Paul W. McCracken
12Th Avenue
County Hospital
35Th Avenue
Apache Street
32Nd Street
Indian School Road
Seventh Street
Bethamy Home Road
State Liquor Control
Grant J. Pool
Amvets
East Henshaw Road
Mrs Bowen Dies Wife of LDS Apostle at 70
Emma Lucy Gates Bowen, 70, wife of Apostle A. E. Bowen and granddaughter of Brigham Young, famed soprano in earlier years, died at her Salt Lake City home after a lengthy illness.
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Salt Lake City
Emma Lucy Gates Bowen
Latter-day Saints Church
Law Officer Returns to Duty After Four-Year Retirement
James E. Albers Sr. 49, a former Rahway N J police officer, was named a deputy by Maricopa County Sheriff L C Boies. He joined Rahway in 1922 rising to district chief before retiring in 1947 and moving to Phoenix. Albers cites retirement as boring and works various jobs during four years away from the force. He lives with wife Doris and 10-year-old son James Jr.
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James E. Albers
Albers
South Second Avenue
Rahway, N. J
Maricopa County
L. C. Boies
Rahway
Phoenix
Doris
James, Jr
CARE Packages Exempted By OPS
The Office of Price Stabilization exempted sales and distribution of CARE relief packages from ceiling price controls effective May 5. CARE is the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, Incorporated.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
CARE
Europe
Funeral services for Lotus Loudon cofounder of Anaheim Bulletin
Lotus H. Loudon 60 co founder of the Anaheim Bulletin died after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Friday in Anaheim, California, according to the obituary.
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Anaheim
Calif
Lotus H. Loudon
Anaheim Bulletin
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