New Farm Law May Raise Butter Prices Soon
Washington officials say the newly signed Farm Law could lift butter prices within two months as it expands price supports and gives the Secretary of Agriculture broad discretion on 1950 levels for pork, butter, milk and eggs. A special provision may push prices higher before year end while eggs may stay cheaper next year.
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Washington
Truman
Charles F. Brannan
Arraigning On Murder Charge Set
Arnold Larson, 35, a former La Crosse car salesman, faced arraignment on a murder charge after his ex-wife Nola Larson testified he confessed to killing Dr. James McLoone, 49, near La Crosse. McLoone’s body with multiple gunshot wounds was found Nov 15, 1947. Larson’s alleged motive linked to the couple’s late son Jimmy who died Feb 16, 1944. Larson was arrested Oct 1 and the testimony occurred in a preliminary exam before County Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom. her testimony faced objections from Larson’s attorney.
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LA Crosse
Wis
INS
Nola Larson
Arnold Larson
James McLoone
McLoone
Larson
Jimmy
Minneapolis
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Philip Arneson
Newspaper Ads Gain in 52 Cities
New York November 1 AP Advertisers reported Newspaper advertising in 52 cities totaled 197,857,675 lines for September a gain of three tenths of 1 percent from a year earlier Media Records Inc said today For the year to date the total is 1,671,258,898 lines 2.6 percent ahead of the 1948 total
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New York
Media Records, Inc
Holdup Pair Engage in Gun Duel With San Francisco Police
San Francisco police hunted two holdup men who opened fire during a robbery at Nu-Well Laundry. One suspect, 18-year-old Robert Moreland, was captured after the gunfight and identified by Tsutomu Nakamitsu as one of the robbers who escaped with about 45 dollars in change. Two police officers exchanged bullets with the suspects but no injuries were reported.
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Ralph McKinley
James Piggott
Robert Moreland
Tsutomu Nakamitsu
Prison Break From Camp North of Florence
A 24 hour search used horses and bloodhounds to recapture six fugitives among 107 first offenders held in three barracks at a former prisoner of war camp north of Florence. The escape involved scaling a ten foot fence and splitting into two groups toward Queen Creek and Florence Junction. Risner and Thomas, jailed for burglary in Graham County, were found asleep in the desert. Robertson, serving four to five years for forgery in Maricopa County, was also among the escapees.
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Thomas
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Maricopa County
Reclamation Chiefs Split Over New Water Laws
Salt Lake City Nov 1 leaders of the National Reclamation Association debated changes to federal water and power law. Dowd urged cautious liberalization while Stone defended existing flood control equity and opposed treating generation costs as a West subsidy. Upper Colorado River Basin groups approved a $1 billion plan for nine reservoirs and 1.7 million kilowatts.
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National Reclamation Association
M. J. Dowd
Imperial Irrigation District
California
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East
Dowd
Secretary of the Interior
Clifford H. Stone
Denver
Stone
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Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River Basin States Committee
Upper Colorado River Commission
Colorado
Halloween Vandalism Surges Across Glendale Area
The 1949 Halloween saw widespread vandalism including a heavy cast iron obstruction on a Grand Canal bridge, damage from a motorist crash, and disruptions at Miller's Pharmacy. Police logged broken windows, defaced property, a fire started by a paper bag, dumped trash, damaged tires, and multiple street incidents across North Central and surrounding streets.
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Glendale
Henshaw Road
Miller’s Pharmacy
L. A. McCarty
West Spruce Street
North 11Th Street
14Th
Pierce Streets
Virgil Nelson
East Pierce Street
18Th
Tonto Streets
21St Avenue
Buckeye Road
West Grant Street
Fred H. Glenn
South 20Th Street
Arizona educators gather for statewide convention
The Arizona educators convention unfolds across PUHS and Phoenix venues with dozens of associations meeting in rooms at PUHS Phoenix College and nearby hotels. Officials including W S Nay H B Gray and Florence Emery preside speakers from Stanford and Portland address administrators and teachers. A full schedule features luncheons banquets concerts and sessions on administration curriculum and public relations.
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Kenilworth School
Arizona Association of Business Educators
PUHS
Robert Bell
Arizona Association of History and Social Science
R. H. Ogle
Phoenix Secondary Schools
Industrial Arts Teachers and Supervisors of Arizona
W. S. Nay
Tempe High School
Arizona Mathematics Association
Fred Bedford
Phoenix College
Arizona State Vocational Association
Phoenix Technical School
North Seventh Street
H. B. Gray
Mesa High School
Valley Speech Teachers Association
Lois Selby Halladay
Arizona English Teachers Association
St. Mary’s High School
East Polk Street
Florence G. Emery
West Phoenix High School
Arizona Association of School Administrators
Ivan Wade
Tolleson High School
Robert Haas
University of California At
Los Angeles
Department of
Arizona Education Association
NPHS
Nell Wilcoxen
James Millar
Good Citizenship Foundation
Portland
Ore
Arizona Music Educators Association
Manor Room
Hotel Adams
Ralph Hess
Phoenix
William E. Knuth
Division of Fine Arts
San Francisco State College
Robert Lawrence
Phoenix Symphony
Victor Bowman
Garvey
P. M. Breeding
Tucson
Arizona Congress of Parent-Teachers
C. W. Sechrist
Flagstaff
Arizona Association of School Trustees
James I. Stewart
AFA
Robert N. Bush
Stanford University
Emerson School
Dr. Knuth
KMTH
California Western Music Educators Conference
National Board of Directors of Music Educators National Conference
Ardith Shelley
Marjorie Robinson
AEA
Bush
Phoenix Charter Campaign Radio Schedule and Candidates
Election coverage outlines radio appearances by Charter and majority bloc tickets with times on KOOL KRUX KTAR and planned roundtable on KTAR. Rosenzweig attacks Deppe and Scheumach, defends civil service, districting debate, and council candidates. Included are amendments on emergency measures tax exemptions health officer civil service and magistrate appointment. Also notes long life spans for several species.
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Ray Busey
Pest
Nicholas Udall
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Spencer H. Nitchie
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Harry Rosenzweig
James T. Deppe
Doc Scheumack
Deppe
Doc Scheumach
Rosenzweig
Phoenix
Busey
Roosevelt
Udall and
Thomas J. Imler
H. W. Blaine
Leo
J. Welnick
W. F. Tate
W. W. Caywood
F. A. Ford
R. C. O'Hara
Paul J. West
Hohen Foster
Barry M. Goldwater
Margaret B. Kober
Murphy
Walters
Frank D. Grist
A. J. Grosso
James H. Kerby
Ivan V. Larson
Sam S. Levitin
Fred S. Mautz
Anthony O’connor
E. J. Ranger
S. C. Boyer
O. Lee Carraro
Harold Fischer
Jacque Mercer to Be Honored by Arizona Delegation
Miss America Jacque Mercer of Litchfield Park Arizona will be honored in Washington with a luncheon in the Senate dining room hosted by the Arizona congressional delegation. Representatives John R. Murdock and Harold A. Patten are expected to attend. She will hold a news conference and tour the city including the White House and Justice Department.
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Trim Jacque Mercer
Litchfield Park
Ariz
Arizona
Jacque
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John R. Murdock
Harold A. Patten
Santa Fe Limited Knifes Into Truck Near Pasadena Wreck
Santa Fe's California Limited, westbound from Chicago, collided with a concrete mixer truck at a Pasadena crossing, narrowly missing severe damage. Driver Frank Bates escaped serious injury. engineer Elmer Carter unhurt. Two of 17 train derailment victims remain hospitalized. officials cite a faulty switch. A brush fire near the oil-soaked right of way delayed salvage before temporary track work began.
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Calif
Santa Fe Railroad
California Limited
Chicago
Santa Fe
Azusa
Frank Bates
Monrovia
el Capitan
Covina Community Hospital
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Mae Oliver Karn
Kansas City
Bill to Give Veterans Cars Dies
A bill to provide automobiles to about 15,000 seriously disabled veterans is dead after President Truman vetoed it by pocket. He called it unsound public policy and warned it could start gifts of cars to all disabled veterans. The measure would have funded $1,600 cars for WWI or WWII veterans with limb loss or severe vision problems, and cost about $25 million.
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Washington
Truman
Banks Lend To France Five Year 75 Million Loan Pact
Paris reports that France has secured a five year loan totaling 75 million dollars from two New York banks, Chase National Bank and Guaranty Trust Company, arranged by the Finance Ministry.
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Paris
France
Chase National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Finance Ministry
Boy's Death Raises Auto Toll To 208
Tucson for 1949 traffic toll rises to 208 with the death of 6 year old Charles Clifford, son of Mr and Mrs George Marantz of 1410 East Helen Street. He ran from in front of a parked car into the path of a car driven by David C O'Meara 20 of Tucson. He died on arrival at St Mary's Hospital.
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Arizona
Charles Clifford
George Marantz
East Helen Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
David C. O’meara
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