DiSalle Defends Beef Price Rollback Before Congress
United States price stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle told the House Agriculture Committee that beef price rollbacks will not cause rationing if conditions stay the same, though he cannot predict future changes. He argued prices are too high and producers would still gain 30 percent above parity, while senators warned the move could strain meat supply and complicate Defense Production Act efforts.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
House Agriculture Committee
Capitol
Burnet R. Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
DiSalle
Senator Maybank
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilizer
Maybank
Student Hurt In Car Crash Near Tucson
Thomas Southworth, an 18 year old University of Arizona freshman from Prescott, was injured when a car he rode in overturned three times on the Ajo road eight miles west of Tucson. Five other students escaped injury. He is treated at St. Mary's Hospital for cuts, abrasions, and a possible concussion. his condition is listed as fair. The sedan failed to make a curve and traveled 380 feet on the road shoulder before overturning.
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Tucson
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Southworth
University of Arizona
Prescott
Ajo
Cochise Hall
St. Mary’s Hospital
Highway Patrol
Mattress Fall Saves Child After Two-Story Plunge
In Chicago on May 7 a two year old girl, Patsy Zielinski, fell from a back porch onto an old discarded mattress thrown over the railing by her father who had just bought a new mattress. The impact caused a broken arm but doctors said the mattress likely saved her life.
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Chicago
Patsy Zielinski
Patsy
Mt Graham Stake Parley Schedule and Scout Camp Dates
The Mt. Graham Stake of the Church outlines a Saturday and Sunday conference at Layton Ward Chapel with a welfare meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday and a priesthood leadership session at 8 p.m. The general sessions occur at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday. An emergency Red Cross serum shipment was requested to aid measles cases, free to physicians and hospitals. The Three-G Council Boy Scouts summer camp opens June 4 at Snow Flats, with sessions through June 30 across Greenlee, Duncan, Gila, and Graham districts on assigned dates.
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Safford
Mount Graham Stake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Layton Ward Chapel
Mount Graham
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts of America
Snow Flats
Graham Mountains
Greenlee
Duncan
Gila
Graham
Montanan Drowns In Rescue Attempt
In Big Timber Montana on May 7 23 year old Tom Lemon of Bozeman drowned while trying to save a companion. A rubber boat overturned and pitched Allen Embry into the water but Embry managed to cling to the boat and rescue himself.
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BIG Timber
Mont
Tom Lemon
Bozeman
Lemon
Allen Embry
Embry
Court Upholds Security Risk Firings Again
In a 4-4 tie the Supreme Court upheld the government’s right to dismiss 26 Post Office workers under the loyalty program. The decision affirmed dismissal after a prior district court ruling, with Justice Clark not participating and no formal opinion issued. The workers hailed from Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia and Plainsfield New Jersey.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Post Office Department
United States District Court
Clark
Post Office Department Loyalty Board
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Plainsfield
N. J
Dorothy Bailey
U. S
High Tribunal
Air force bolstered as 800 Russian planes reach Manchuria
The China News report from Hong Kong states 800 Russian made aircraft have been dispatched to the Communist international air force in Manchuria as of May 7.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China News
Hong Kong
Communist International
Manchuria
Two Year Old Johnny Owen Found After Night In Woods
A missing child from Payson was found at dawn by Clyde Johnson and volunteers after a night in the woods. Two bloodhounds from Florence aided the search among about 700 people, with the boy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen, awaiting his return.
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Clyde N. Johnson
la Solano Lane
Sunnyslope
Johnny Owen
Payson
Johnny
Robert Owen
Britain Considers Banning Exports to China Over UN Sanctions
London May 7 AP A labor government spokesman signaled Britain could cut all exports of strategic materials to Red China if UN decrees require it. Sir Hartley Shawcross disclosed first quarter Chinese imports valued at 7.56 million pounds and 14.72 million pounds of exports in 15 months. He noted no UN sanctions policy yet and said Britain’s stance matches other allies, with exchanges of views with the United States. An independent MP Raymond Blackburn criticized profits from China trade as British troops fight abroad.
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London
Britain
Red
China
United Nations
Hartley Shawcross
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Sir Hartley
United States
Shawcross
The
House
U. S
Good Office Committee
Korea
Raymond Blackburn
Blackburn
Christie To Head Phoenix Ad Club
George V. Christie, vice-president of the First National Bank of Arizona, was elected president of the Phoenix Advertising Club this afternoon at the Colonial Room in Hotel Westward Ho. Art Schellenberg and Mildrey May were named first and second vice-presidents, with Don Hildebrandt as corresponding secretary and Paul Gasser as executive secretary. Directors named were Bill Johnson and Jim Ross. Lane D. Webber of Los Angeles, NA of Manufacturers vice-president, spoke on inflation.
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George V. Christie
First National Bank of Arizona
Phoenix Advertising Club
Hotel
Westward Ho
Art Schellenberg
Mildrey May
Don Hildebrandt
Paul Gasser
Bill Johnson
Jim Ross
Lane D. Webber
Los Angeles
National Association of Manufacturers
List of B-36 Dead Revealed By Air Force
Fort Worth based Air Force at Carswell AFB released the names of 23 men killed in a B-36 crash near Albuquerque New Mexico yesterday. Two men survived. Regular crew members included Maj. Edward L. Warner Jr Fort Worth aircraft commander Capt Grant H. Fenn Fort Worth co pilot Capt Albert J Gregg Jr Fort Worth navigator Capt George W Lee Fort Worth radar observer 1st Lt Mitchell J Buckalew Fort Worth radio engineer Sgt Kenneth R Cota Fort Worth radio operator S/Sgt Arthur I Batten Fort Worth gunner S/Sgt Robert A Baker Weatherford Texas gunner 1st Lt John L Corley Fort Worth flight engineer Passengers included Capt Fred M Mitchem Fort Worth electronics officer S/Sgt Thomas C Gustavson Pike New Hampshire radio mechanic SgT Henry C Cox London Ky radio mechanic S/Sgt Estill Myrick McKenzie Ala Sgt Loyd L Goolsby Spanish Fort Texas airframe repairman S/Sgt Dale F Curtis Fort Worth aircraft electronics repair man Sgt George F Soroe Jr New Orleans instrument mechanic M/Sgt John Fritz Fort Worth maintenance supervisor T Sgt John T Thomson Fort Worth engine mechanic S/Sgt James Margocee Fort Fort Sgt Berry Hays Sandy Hook Ky aircraft mechanic Sgt Charles E Linn Fort Scott Ky engine mechanic CPL Wilfred S Leclair Jr Exeter NH aircraft mechanic Pvt William J Powers Woodhaven NY aircraft mechanic Two injured survivors not crew members are S/Sgt Jack E Erickson Mexia Tex airframe repairman and Cpl Richard N Fogwell Los Angeles jet engine mechanic.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N. M
Edward L. Warner, Jr
Grant H. Fenn
Albert J. Gregg, Jr
George W. Lee
Mitchell J. Buckalew
Kenneth R. Cota
Arthur I. Batten
Robert A. Baker
Weatherford
John L. Corley
Fred M. Mitchem
Thomas C. Gustavson
Pike
New Hampshire
Loyd L. Goolsby
Spanish Fort
Texas
Dale F. Curtis
George F. Soroe, Jr
New Orleans
John Fritz
John T. Thomson
James Margocee
Berry Hays
Sandy Hook
Charles E. Linn
Fort Scott, Ky
Wilfred S. Leclair, Jr
Exeter
N. H
William J. Powers
Woodhaven
N. Y
Jack E. Erickson
Mexia
Richard N. Fogwell
Los Angeles
Crime Danger Cited By Hoover Warns On Rising Rate
Washington May 7 The FBI director J Edgar Hoover warned that the rapidly rising crime rate, if unchecked, will greatly impair home front security.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Deep Cleanser Promises Deeper Pore Cleansing
The new Deep Cleanser claims to penetrate deeper into pore openings. An economy bottle contains 160 cleansings and costs 1.50, offering a lower per cleansing price than ordinary creams. Used nightly, it promises a cost under a penny per day.
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Helena Rubinstein
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