Armed Forces Day Show To Display U S Military Might
Lake Air Force Base hosts a free two hour Armed Forces Day program featuring precision flying by four Williams Air Force Base jet jockeys and Navy, Marine, and Arizona National Guard demonstrations. Special guests include Jimmy Stewart, Frances Langford, and Jon Hall with Paul Mantz and a World War I fighter aircraft.
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Air Force
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Williams Air Force Base
Litchfield Naval Air Facility
Litchfield Park
Arizona National Guard
Jimmy Stewart
Frances Langford
Jon Hall
Paul Mantz
Hollywood
Whitney Returns to Tucson to Stand Trial for Murder
Pima County Sheriff Frank Eyman arrived from Tucson to take Harold Raymond Whitney, 28, back to Arizona to face trial for the murder of his Belgian war bride, Solange Denise Whitney, 23, found buried near Tucson. Whitney admitted the trailer murder after a violent quarrel and sought extradition. Two deputies will guard him during the auto transfer. A 10-year-old boy found the belt used to strangle the victim protruding from the grave.
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Frank Eyman
Tucson
Ariz
Harold Raymond Whitney
Eyman
Whitney
Edward Hendricks
Tom Burke
Solange Denise Whitney
Rains Help Ranges but More Still Needed in Arizona
April showers aided Arizona rangelands yet stock water remains critical across the state. Lack of runoff water keeps stock water short in most areas while precipitation is needed to mature grass. Cattle range from fair to good as sheep on higher elevations stay poor but irrigated pastures do well. Feed is high and scarce in parts. Indian reservations report poor sheep condition. Science note about human eye energy ends snippet.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Arizona Job Service reports April placements up 16 percent
Arizona's role in national mobilization boosts nonagricultural hiring. James A. Rork, director of the Arizona State Employment Service, cites 4,556 total placements statewide in April, up 16 percent from March and 61 percent from April last year. Local offices report 1,534 Phoenix nonagricultural placements and 716 agriculture placements statewide.
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Arizona State Employment Service
Rork
Phoenix
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Phoenix Farm Office
John R. Foley
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Globe
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Yuma
FASTEETH powder firm dentures for better comfort
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder that holds false teeth more firmly for easier eating and talking. It leaves no gummy taste or pasty feel and helps control denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Beat Made Attractive
Tokyo officials unveil a patrol scheme to lure officers by pairing one policeman with one policewoman on beat duty. The new practice aims to improve visibility and morale among police staff while reinforcing community safety in the city.
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Tokyo
Truman Proclaims National Maritime Day May 22
President Truman designated May 22 as National Maritime Day and stated the American merchant marine must be kept ready to help meet the threat of aggression. The directive underscores preparedness and national defense commitments amid ongoing global tensions.
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