Soviet Wheat Coup Shifts Indian Opinion Toward Russia
New Delhi May 12 AP The United States faces a propaganda setback as Russia ships 50 000 tons of wheat to India amid famine threats. Indian officials press and media show broad approval while Nehru flags negotiations for 2,000,000 tons. US grain shipments to India total over 411,000 tons January through May. Communist China adds 42,000 tons in period. Nehru’s public stance boosted Moscow's image over US proposals.
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India
United States
Russia
U. S
China
Jawaharlal Nehru
Dam's Postal Station Moved to Davis Dam Arizona
The post office station at Davis Dam, previously in Nevada, has moved to the Arizona side of the river. The office is now in the government townsite with permanent staff. 2,000 workers once used the area, with 400 to 500 remaining at the government site.
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Nevada
Arizona
Ariz
Nev
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Amendments Iron Out Differences On Code
The Arizona Department of Health prepared amendments to farm labor camp regulations for the State Board of Health. Dr. James P. Ward said the changes, agreed with five farm groups, shift camp definitions and space rules, relax water and location requirements, and adjust toilets and kitchens. Farm organizations welcomed the tweaks but require internal approval. The groups include Arizona Farm Bureau Federation and Arizona Cotton Growers Association among others.
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Arizona Department of Health
State Board of Health
James P. Ward
Arizona
Health Agency
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Maricopa County Farm Bureau
Yuma Producers Co-operative Association
Arizona Cotton Growers Association
The
Agricultural Commodities Corporation
Arizona Rancher Trails Killer Tiger
J. E. Cooper a 68 year old Phoenix area rancher on a round the world tiger hunt tracks a Bengal tiger suspected of killing a porter and wounding another in his party north of Bombay India. He departed Phoenix February 11 seeking the Bengal tiger. Earlier he and Horace T. Fowler once bagged elephant lion and leopard on an African safari.
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J. E. Cooper
Phoenix
Bombay
India
Cooper
Horace T. Fowler
Phoenix Cleaning Establishment
Bayley to Address Republican Group at Luncheon
Malcolm Bayley of The Arizona Republic will speak at a Maricopa County Women’s Republican Club luncheon. The covered-dish event at Encanto Park on 15th Avenue and Holly Street will be chaired by Mrs. E H Angell, who asks attendees to bring their own table service.
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Malcolm Bayley
The
Arizona Republic
Maricopa County
Hearing Scheduled On Nash Release
The Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles will hold a hearing June 8 on Harry Nash's release application from prison upon expiration of his minimum sentence of 14 years. Nash, convicted in 1921 of second degree murder in Coconino County, received 65 to 75 years, fled in 1926, was captured in 1949 in Colorado, returned to prison, and the minimum was cut to 14 years with good conduct credits, expiring July 1 per Chairman Walter Hofmann.
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Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Harry Nash
Nash
Coconino County
Colorado
Walter Hofmann
Arizona Student Found Dead in Car on Stanford Campus
Edward F. Jones 21 of Benson Arizona, an honor graduate and Phi Beta Kappa member, was found dead in his car on the Stanford University campus. Police said a hose reportedly piped exhaust fumes into the closed vehicle. Jones had been pursuing graduate work after graduating last June from Stanford. he was son of Mr and Mrs W F Jones of Benson.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Edward F. Jones
Benson, Ariz
Stanford University
Jones
W. F. Jones
Benson
Stanford
Phi Beta Kappa
They'll Recall The Early Day Fires In Phoenix
James M. Barney recalls Phoenix's first major conflagration on May 27, 1885, on Washington Street. About 30 pioneer Phoenix volunteers will meet at Central Fire Station to remember the fires that shaped the city's volunteer department built in 1886, with leaders J. N. Brown, Harry L. Hancock, and James H. Kinney attending.
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James M. Barney
Phoenix
Washington Street
First
Second Streets
Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department
Pioneer Fire
Central Fire Station
Old City Hall Plaza
Fox Theater
Center
Central Avenue
First Street
New Mexico
California
Adams
Talbot and
Hubbard Hardware
J. N. Brown
Harry L. Hancock
James H. Kinney
Phoenix Fire Department
Poppy Day Set Aside in Arizona May 28
Arizona designates Poppy Day for May 28 with poppy sales on Phoenix streets by Lake Greenway Auxiliary of the American Legion and similar units statewide. Disabled veterans produced 40,000 poppies for nationwide distribution. Gov. Howard Pyle proclaims May as Poppy Month and proceeds benefit Legion child welfare and veteran rehabilitation programs.
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Arizona
Lake Greenway Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Legion
Marines Promote 3213 sergeants in record mass promotion
The Marine Corps announced a record mass promotion, promoting 3,213 sergeants across regular and reserve ranks. Officials noted the move as the largest single advancement in its history and indicated no immediate plans to nationalize gas supply.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Your Dog and Mine Dog Intelligence
A compact piece on how dog behavior mirrors human households, dog handling tips for safe interactions with strangers, and how trained dogs aid police and disaster response. It notes biting dynamics, nonverbal cues, and the value of dogs in law enforcement and wartime rescue efforts.
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