Mesa youths to vie in judging national FFA event
Four Mesa youths Talmage Huber Dale Nichols Grant Haymore and Andrew Williams with adviser G K Nelson will represent Arizona in Waterloo Iowa for a three day national FFA judging contest judging cattle dairy products and poultry They earned the state title at the University of Arizona in Tucson in April before heading to Kansas City October 10 13 for the national FFA convention and the American Royal Livestock Show starting October 15
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Phoenix Gazette
Mesa
Arizona
Future Farmers of America
Waterloo
Talmage Huber
Dale
Kansas City
G. K. Nelson
Mesa Future Farmers of America
Dale Nichols
Andrew Williams
Grant Haymore
Bob Taylor
Tucson Kennel Club Dog Show Slated in October
The Tucson Kennel Club with American Kennel Club sanction will stage its annual dog show on October 9 in the Pima County Courthouse patio. Bert Heath of Los Angeles will judge groups and best in show, with a lineup of judges from California and Arizona for non sporting toys sporting dogs working dogs terriers hounds and obedience classes.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tucson
Tucson Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Pima County
Bert Heath
Los Angeles
the Kennel Review
Irene Ward
San Anselmo
Calif
Lucille Parkening
Bob O'Neil
A J Miller Rites Held At Glendale
Funeral services for Andrew Jackson Miller age 62 were held in Glendale with Veterans of Foreign Wars and Odd Fellows conducting graveside rites. A Texas native, he lived in Douglas for 45 years and later moved to Glendale in 1942. A World War I veteran, he is survived by wife Floy and multiple children and stepchildren across Texas and Massachusetts.
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Phoenix Gazette
Glendale
Andrew Jackson Miller
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Odd Fellows
Texas
Miller
Douglas
Floy
Thomas E. Miller
Lola Fite
Ella Freeman
Frances Henderson
R. B. Henderson
Massachusetts
Chesley Miller
Maude Blevins
Judges Needed for Slogan Contest in Phoenician Voice
The piece urges integrity in contest judges and notes finality of decisions. It lists local luminaries Barry Goldwater Goldwater Lawson Smith Carl Bimson and Fred Porter Jr as who will judge. It also mentions heavy workload and a prize haul including Magnavox GE RCA and Emerson appliances.
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Lucia Liverwater
Clark
Auto Smith
Barry Goldwater
Goldwaters
RCA
Emerson
Fiery Crash Kills 2 in Chattanooga Air Force B 25
A flaming Air Force B-25 jet crashed near Chattanooga Tennessee after seven paratroopers jumped to safety. Two crew members died and eyewitnesses described a sudden dive before the plane struck the ground. Captain William E. was named in early reports as the pilot.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Air Force
William E
Tito faces possible liquidation risk amid Yugoslavia pact fallout
The Belgrade government denounced Soviet actions and warned of consequences if the Soviet Union intervened to force a non-peaceful solution. Poland and Hungary joined in denouncing Tito's Yugoslavia friendship with Stalin era policy, while Hungary announced rearmament to counter perceived espionage threats. An aviation crash near Lovell Field left one airman dead and several soldiers with minor injuries as a plane attempted an emergency landing after an engine fire.
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Tito
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Stalin
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Matyas Rakosi
Balkan
Rakosi
Budapest
United States
Laszlo Rajk
Norman E. Hinson
Waycross
Augusta
Spokane
Wash
Lovell Field
K. D. McFarland
Roy B. Martin
Houston
Tex
James T. Edge
James E. Carter
Robert Gaudin
New Orleans
Robert
Hamby
Crossville
Tenn
Fred E. Pickett
Guy. S. Palladino
Chelsea
Mass
Jacque to ride parade escort to capitol with Mercer family
The parade escort Jacque heads toward the capitol west on Washington as part of a reception committee including his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur L Mercer and Governor Dad E Garvey. Mercer says he has not been contacted about Jacque’s attendance at the Colombian National Beauty Contest in Bogota and that all public appearances must be approved.
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Washington
Capitol
Jacque
Arthur L. Mercer
Dad E. Garvey
Mercer
Riverside School
Bogota
Associated Press
Atlantic City
State Welfare Jobs Under Central Control Urged
Tucson Oct 1 The Chicago firm Giffenhagen and Associates urged that the state welfare director have absolute authority to hire and fire county workers. The report praised child welfare laws, urged leadership and staff increases, and called for better cooperation with the state auditor and expanded travel funds for supervisors.
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Tucson
State Welfare Department
Chicago
Giffenhagen and Associates
Welfare Department
Fred J. Fritz
State Legislative Interim Committee
Arizona Senate
State Legislature
State Auditor
Buckled Wheel Crashes Airplane at Mitchell Field
A buckled wheel caused a crash landing of a Northwest Airlines twin engine plane at Mitchell Field near Milwaukee. None of the 36 passengers or crew were hurt, but the left propeller was sheared off as the airliner skidded off the runway last night.
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Milwaukee
Northwest
Mitchell Field
Here
Traffic court jests as teen sells car after citations
Los Angeles judge Roger Pfaff faced a minor who had broken nearly every traffic law after getting a car three months earlier. On the judge's order, the youth sold the car, and the citation for jaywalking carried a two dollar fine.
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Los Angeles
Roger Pfaff
Hit And Run Driver Chased For 71 Blocks
An off duty policeman and two witnesses pursued a motorist for 71 blocks after a hit and run on McDowell Road. George B. Boer, 31, was jailed on driving violations at First Street and McDowell Road after a high speed chase that ended with the suspect’s capture.
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George B. Boer
Northern Avenue
First Street
McDowell Road
Boer
Evelyn DeYoung
North Central Avenue
11Th Street
Roosevelt Street
Ninth Street
Moreland Street
Seventh Street
Villetta Street
Coal Strikes Ebb as UAW Orders Return to Work
Strikes hit South San Francisco 150, Alameda 3,800, Seattle 1,200 and two Los Angeles plants as violence in coal fields tapered after the UAW order. Negotiations paused until mid next week while unions and companies watch steel talks. About 87,000 idled nationwide may return to work. CIO Warehousemen's Union near settlement on a 6,000 worker strike in San Francisco began June 16. Guy A. Thompson urged 5,000 Missouri Pacific engineers to return as referees settle 282 grievances. railroad losses reach $12 million in business and $6 million in wages for strikers and idled workers.
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San Francisco
Alameda
Seattle
Los Angeles
UAW
CIO Warehousemen’s Union
Guy A. Thompson
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
Thompson
Endurance Fliers Pass 900 Hour Mark
YUMA October 1 Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse reported their plane's motor humming beautifully as they passed the 901st hour in the air. They aim to break the light plane endurance record of 1,008 hours, with 8:15 a.m. showing already 901 hours of continuous flight.
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Yuma
Woody Jongeward
Bob Woodhouse
Court Backs Union In Picketing Suit
Yavapai County Superior Court Judge W. E. Patterson ruled for the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders Local 631 in a Sun Drug Stores of Phoenix case. Damages of 10000 dollars and an order restraining picketing were sought by G. Melvin Reese and his wife, owners of stores at 138 North First Avenue and 1017 North Central Avenue.
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Yavapai County
W. E. Patterson
American Federation of Labor
Sun Drug Stores
Phoenix
G. Melvin Reese
North First Avenue
North Central Avenue
Rites Held for Coast Judge J F T O Connor
A Requiem High Mass was celebrated for United States District Judge J F T O Connor who died after illness. After services, the body of the former comptroller of currency was sent to Grand Forks North Dakota for burial.
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Los Angeles
INS
United States District
J. F. T. O’connor
Grand Forks
N. D
Sheriff Receives 12-Foot Boat for Search and Rescue
A 12 foot aluminum boat with a 10 horsepower motor was donated to Maricopa County Sheriff L. C. Boies by Reynolds Metals Company and Motor Supply Company for use in county search and rescue work on lakes and canals. Secretary of State Wesley Bolin returned from Portsmouth at a national convention and was elected to the resolutions committee. A backyard circus hosted by Charles A. Stepon and family supported the infantile paralysis drive. Phoenix Chapter 1 Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary plan a potluck at the American Legion Home. Mrs Zoe Stuart, age 67, hospitalized after a two car crash at Fifth Avenue and Washington Street. A fire at 1116 East Jefferson Street destroyed two beds. owner Florine Biglow suspects arson.
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Maricopa
L. C. Boies
Reynolds Metals Company
Motor Supply Company
Wesley Bolin
Phoenix
Portsmouth
N. H
National Secretaries of States
Bolin
The
Association
Resolutions Committee
Charles A. Stepon
North Eighth Street
Mary Jo
Charles Stepon
Karen
Disabled American Veterans
Auxiliary
American Legion
North Seventh Avenue
Zoe Stuart
West Culver Street
St. Monica's Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Stuart
Paul L. Wolfe
East Granada Road
East Jefferson Street
Florine Biglow
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van Burco
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West Point
Millie
Jerry Gerhart
Kay
Barbara
LeRoy Davis
Sheila Kincaid
Jacque Saunders
Saundy Muir
Buzzy Shapiro
Bob McCormick
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St. & E. van Buren
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