Radio, Air Power, and Localers in Wartime Talks
Local aviation notes highlight skilled labor needs and aircraft projects at Ryan in San Diego with Fred Magula recalling Spirit of St. Louis history. Johnny Wager builds a compact VHF radio while others move up in American Airlines and Northrop. A fire near the airport, Doug Carr’s recovery, and wartime plane losses in Korea are noted alongside magazine tease on the B 36 in the June Argosy.
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Ryan
San Diego
California
Fred Magula
Charles Lindbergh
St. Louis
Johnny Wager
Johnny
Butch” Jackson
Phoenix
Butch
Northrop Engineering School
Earl Pylant
Dick Fitzpatrick
American Airlines
March of Dimes
American
Bob Vincent
del Webb Construction
Mike Mitchell
Bob
Canada
Doug Carr
Doug
O. P. Wayland
United Nations
Korea
Mike Cole
Bonanza Airlines
Mike
Astronomy a Answer to Spreading Red Atheism camp meeting speech
Elder Philip Knox headlines a camp meeting by the Arizona Seventh-Day Adventist Conference at Arizona Academy and North Phoenix High School Auditorium. He cites astronomy as proof of God’s works and warns against communist atheism while discussing Russia’s aims and Europe’s future amid a Palomar telescope display.
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United States
Philip Knox
John Knox
Palomar
Arizona Seventh-Day Adventist Conference
Arizona Academy
14Th St
Russia
Europe
North Phoenix High School
Knox
France Granted Extra Newsprint During Shortage
A 13 nation materials committee allocated 3,000 tons of newsprint to France to meet exceptional emergency needs. The move, recommended by the pulp paper committee of the Raw Materials Conference, aims to aid France against Communist propaganda ahead of elections on June 4. France may buy the paper immediately at normal market prices amid a worldwide shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
$75,000 Sought For Baby's Death
A $75,000 suit against Central Arizona Light and Power Company was filed in Maricopa County Superior Court over the death of four month old Gregory Lynn Dorman. The complaint alleges the gas was shut off for nonpayment, the baby caught cold in an unheated home, and died while the parents were away on a trip. The Dormans resided at 2011 W. Lincoln and the baby at 2009 W. Yuma.
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Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Maricopa County
Myrle Dorman
W. Yuma
Gregory Lynn Dorman
Dormans
W. Lincoln
Whittier College Names New President
The board of trustees selected a new president to succeed Dr. William C. Jones who resigned to become superintendent of the Congregational Conference of Southwestern California and the Southwest.
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Board of Trustees
William C. Jones
Congregational Conference
Southwestern
California
The
Southwest
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