Truman Warns Atom Secrets Must Be Kept
President Truman ordered Attorney General McGrath to act against anyone who leaks atomic secrets learned behind closed doors on Capitol Hill. Senator Johnson and officials defend statements about U S bombs and a device to detonate enemy bombs, while Johnson denies violating rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
INS
Congress
Étern
Capitol Hill
McGrath
McMahon
Connecticut
Joint
Congressional Atomic Committee
Johnson
Colorado
Dumont
New York
U. S
Great Britain
Canada
Electric shock injury at Sky Harbor pump repair
City jail prisoner Louie B. Fuller aged 35 was hospitalized after grabbing a short circuited conduit and being hurled into a concrete water tank during pump repairs at Sky Harbor Airport. Superintendent Mel Harrison pulled him from the tank. Fuller, serving a 45 day trespassing sentence, was listed in fair condition at St Monicas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky Harbor
Louie B. Fuller
East Washington Street
Mel Harrison
West
Polk Street
St. Monica’s Hospital
Fuller
Harrison
Leg Crushed After Crawling Under Train at Gila Bend
John E. Eaton 44 of Stilwell Oklahoma, a cotton picker, was run over by a Southern Pacific freight train at Gila Bend while crawling under a freight car to cross the tracks. He lost his left leg and suffered a crushed right foot and was taken to Maricopa County Hospital by sheriff deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Eaton
Stilwell
Okla
Southern Pacific
Gila Bend
Maricopa County
Eaton
DeMolay Re Elects Three Top Officers At State Conclave
Arizona DeMolay delegates re elected three top officers at the 20th annual state conclave. Jerry Stewart Phoenix master councilor Jack Franklin Tucson senior councilor and Terry Ridgway Safford junior councilor. New officers Sam Brown Phoenix Koenix scribe and Chuck Criswell Tempe treasurer named. The three day meeting opened yesterday in the Masonic Temple with banquets at Shrine Auditorium and a grand ball. Judges and politicians headlined the talks. Delegates will attend services at First Baptist Church to close the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Jerry Stewart
Phoenix
Jack Franklin
Tucson
Terry Ridgway
Safford
Sam Brown
Koenix
Chuck Criswell
Tempe
Stewart
Newell Stewart
West Culver Street
DeMolays
Masonic Temple
Shrine Auditorium
William R. McKay
Los Angeles
Order of DeMolay
Carl Hayden
Beer and Wine License Shift Approved in Phoenix
The State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control approved transferring a beer and wine license from A B Spain to Donald McKeehan and C E Thomas for use at 3600 East Broadway. Spain had held a license near Buckeye but did not use it and sought a transfer to 3842 West McDowell Road for a venue named Buster's. The Board of Supervisors referred the action to the state in November, and Duncan later approved the transfer after confirmation that nondisapproval by the board equated to approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Buster) Spain
West Phoenix
Donald McKeehan
C. E. Thomas
State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
McKeehan
Thomas
East Broadway
Spain
Buckeye
West McDowell Road
Buster
John A. Duncan
Duncan
McDowell Road
Maricopa County
Soviet Artillery Veteran Joseph Tulovsky Dies at 50
The Red Star reports Maj. Gen. Joseph Tulovsky, chief of staff for artillery on the Stalingrad front in 1942 43, has died after a short illness. He was 50. In 1941 he was deputy chief of staff for all artillery, and in 1943 he led the artillery tactics faculty at Frunze Military Academy in Moscow from 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Star
Joseph Tulovsky
Stalingrad
Tulovsky
Frunze Military Academy
Motor Hotel Men Gather Monday Convention Planned
Eighty reservations have been made for the Arizona Motor Hotel Association annual convention to be held Monday in the Roundup Room of the Hotel Adams. Registration starts at 10 a.m. A luncheon election of officers and a dinner are on the program.
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Arizona Motor Hotel Association
Harry Bennett
Adams
Bennett
Clouds Likely To Modify Record Heat
Yesterday’s high of 85 tied the Nov 25 record in 55 years of Weather Bureau history. Officials see slim chance of breaking it today or tomorrow due to Midwest storm clouds over the Valley. No rain is expected. Weekend forecast calls for continued clouds with little temperature change, highs near 79 and lows around 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Weather pattern brings snow sleet and cold across regions
The Associated Press reports a mixed national pattern with snow rain and sleet across the Midwest and Northeast while the West enjoys mild temperatures. Sub zero readings hit South Central Lower Michigan with four below in Lansing and near freezing in Greenwood Mississippi. Detroit rose to 12 above as Minnesota and South Dakota saw snow.
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Midwest
Lower Michigan
Mercury
Lansing
Jackson
Battle Creek
Detroit
Mississippi
Alabama
Birmingham
Greenwood
Miss
Minnesota
South Dakota
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Washington
Montana
Youth Groups Open 2 Day Convention
Phoenix and Tucson Aleph Zadik Aleph and B nai B rith Girls hold a semi annual convention with a debate two seminars and a banquet in the Fiesta Room at Westward Ho. Rochelle Chaplin leads a tea for the girls Eli Schadd conducts a boys workshop Rev L B Nelson and Rabbi A L Krohn lead seminars. A banquet precedes a dance tonight tomorrow features a girls softball game business sessions and closing meetings Tucson delegates return tomorrow afternoon civic luncheon featured Mayor Udall and Secretary of State Wesley Bolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tucson
Aleph Zadik Aleph
B’nai B'rith
Rochelle Chaplin
B'nai Brith
Southern
California
Eli Schadd
BBYO
L. B. Nelson
First Colored Baptist Church
A. L. Krohn
Temple Beth Israel
Fiesta Room
Hotel
Westward Ho
Nicholas Udall
Wesley Bolin
Public Health Nurses to Attend Venereal Disease Seminar
A three day institute on venereal disease control opens Monday afternoon for public health nurses across the state. Miss Jefferson I. Brown directs the program with Dr. Ralph B. Hogan Miss Hazel Shortal and Dr. Robert T. Hewitt among main speakers. Dr. Hogan will open sessions with Miss Shortal delivering talks Tuesday. Dr. Hewitt discusses emotional aspects Tuesday, with Vincent Larson speaking in the closing session Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson I. Brown
State Department of Public Health
Ralph B. Hogan
U. S. Public Health Service
Hazel Shortal
Health Department
Jaycees Station Sponsor Christmas Decoration Contest
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce and Radio KOY sponsor the first postwar Christmas home decor contest for all Phoenix residents. Sixteen prizes with no entry fee. judging based on originality, beauty, and use of shrubbery and architecture. Entries due at KOY by noon Dec 19. displays must be lit nightly from Dec 19 through Christmas Week. City divided into four sections with four prizes per section.
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Radio Staion Koy
Phoenix
Eli
Central Avenue
Roosevelt Street
Phoenix Abroad Attracts Swiss Officials And Shah Visit
International News Service will photograph eight Swiss hotel and tourist officials visiting Phoenix for foreign distribution. The Shah of Iran leads a party of about 25 for a tour of irrigation and livestock projects in the Valley, with travel to conclude next Saturday. The Swiss group will stay at Paradise Inn and the Shah’s party at Camelback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
International News Service
Valley of the Sun
Shah of
Iran
Paradise Inn
Shah
Camelback
Madison School Good Manners Program Teaches Pupils How To Keep From Making Social Blunders
Madison School runs a Good Manners program started by Mrs. Nina Cotton Willson to teach courtesy across grades. Pupils report courteous acts, win prizes, and study manners. eighth graders host daily meals, and questions are discussed to improve social behavior. Restaurateur Gene Doyle invites eighth graders to lunch, reinforcing practical etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison School
Nina Cotton Willson
Parent-Teacher Association
Parolee Sentenced for Home Robbery in Arizona
Ray Mullan, 46, paroled Oct. 4 from Folsom Prison, received three to four years in the Arizona State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to robbing B. D. Wheeler’s home of $71 and stealing Wheeler’s car on Oct. 16, twelve days after parole. Sentences on grand theft and burglary to run concurrently. multiple other defendants faced varying charges and outcomes in Mari copa County Superior Court and related courts.
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Ray Mullan
Folsom
California
Arizona State Penitentiary
Walter J. Thalheimer
Maricopa County Superior Court
B. D. Wheeler
North 29Th Avenue
Wheeler
Charles W. Burkett
West Fillmore Street
Lee Martinez
South Ninth Avenue
Rudolph Adams
Mesa
Treating Fits In Dogs And Other Pets
A veterinarian explains that canine fits have multiple causes such as diet, parasites, teeth, vitamins, or nervous infections. Lead with calming the animal, restrain gently, provide a dark quiet place, and resume feeding gradually with calcium supplements. Seek veterinary help after an episode and distinguish convulsions from rabies.
Court Debates Tax on Out-of-State House Trailers
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Walter J. Thalheimer heard arguments on whether house trailers licensed in other states may be taxed in Arizona as personal property. The hearing featured Mark Wilmer for the County Board of Supervisors and J Irvin Burk for county assessor William E. Stanford. Stanford seeks a declaratory judgment after the board removed a trailer owned by S R Walters from the tax rolls. the unit was Ohio licensed.
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Maricopa County
Walter J. Thalheimer
Arizona
Mark Wilmer
County Board of Supervisors
J. Irvin Burk
William E. Stanford
Stanford
S. R. Walters
North 16Th Street
Ohio
Seventy Registered For Radio Meet In Paradise Inn
Seventy registrations for the Arizona Southern California district meeting of the National Association of Broadcasters were reported by Albert Johnson KOY program co ordinator and manager. District Director Calvin J. Smith of Los Angeles was due to arrive to finalize plans for the two day session starting Monday. Governor Dan E Garvey will give the welcoming address with Justin Miller association president and Richard Doherty from Washington DC also on the speaker lineup.
Early Day Arizona Settler Succumbs
Mrs Joseph Alder aged 66 died at her home in Pima after 63 years in Arizona. She came from Minnesota to the Safford valley in the Mormon settlement. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Baker Wardlaw and Mrs Bessie Merrill of Safford and three sons Ray Elbert and Paul all of Pima. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 30 PM at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints.
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Pima
Joseph Alder
Arizona
Safford Valley
Minnesota
Baker Wardlaw
Bessie Merrill
Safford
Ray
Elbert
Paul
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Miner Injured By Blast In Ray Mine Accident
Joe Perez a 40 year old Sonora miner was hospitalized at Good Samaritan with severe lacerations and bruises after ten sticks of dynamite exploded directly below his working level at a Ray mine He received emergency treatment at the mine before transport and was listed in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Perez
Sonora
Good Samaritan
Ray
Perez
Phoenix clubs and officials in Arizona news brief
The Phoenix Song writers Club meets tomorrow 3 to 5 p m at the Art Center 45 East Coronado Road announced by secretary Ruby C Wayne. Cadet George C Cannon son of Mrs Floy H Cannon promoted to sergeant at West Point.
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Phoenix Songwriters Club
Art Center
East
Coronado Road
Ruby C. Wayne
George C. Cannon
Floy H. Cannon
North 12Th Street
Corps of Cadets
United States Military Academy
West Point
Cannon
Phoenix Union High School
John R. Murdock
President Picks Dock Bureau Chief
Rear Adm. Joseph F. Jelley Jr. has been nominated by President Truman to head the Bureau of Yards and Docks. The appointment will be formally submitted to the Senate in January as Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Joseph F. Jelley, Jr
President Truman
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Truman
Senate
Congress
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Lence
Dr. Hawkins
Villiers
America
Howard’s Motor Service
W. Jefferson
DeMolay
Dan
Motor Hotel
The
Associated Press
Jaycees
Beautiful Cards Hallmark
Howard Office Supply
N. Central Ave
Phoenix News
Hoffman
West Coast
Murray
E. van Buren
Family & Friends
Earnest Jackson
East Lincoln Street
Michael Angelo
Williams Air Force Base
Albert Gonzales
Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Flores
Charles C. Bernstein
Florés
Emily
Melvin W. Ogle
South 16Th Street
Bernstein
Louis R. Becker
DVM
Phoenix Association OF Insurance Agents
Pek
Seaver
Fabrice
Dupont
Miner
Rant Aerd
Arizona Mercantile Co
East Jackson
Arizona Hardware Co
LeRoy Charles Vesper
White Hotel
Vesper
William F. Hauser
Arizona Crippled Children’s Society
Kansas Children Service League
Hauser
Helen Bishop
6695Th Training Depot
Ralph C. Wisner
Flagstaff
Navajo Ordnance Depot
L. H. Caruthers
Arizona Military District
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board
Board
Lloyd Cavness
Walter Stiles
Kpho-Tv
Phoenix Engineers Club
Encanto
Lloyd E. Proudlove
Japan
35Th Fighter Wing
U. S. Air Force
June
West Turney Avenue
Roy E. Proudlove
West Mariposa Street
Knickerbocker Club
New York State
Pepsi- Cola Auditorium
North Central Avenue
Arizona - Pennsylvania Club
Encanto Park
W. L. Schurz
American Institute For Foreign Trade
University of New Mexico
Latin America
George W. Christie
First National Bank of Arizona
North Third Street
Christie
Kunz
Messinger
2Nd Ave
Jackson Street
Dock Bureau
East Clarendon
Peters
Pamelo Park
Agency
West Jefferson
H. Bringhurst
B. B. Moeur
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