Gold Found at Arizona State Fair While Livestock Judges Named
Arizona State Fair officials announced livestock judges Merrill Peas Lincoln Calif M B Nichols Pullman Wash George H Bath Santa Rosa Calif Ira D Peel El Monte Calif William J Hall Southgate Calif George Bayliss Hayward Calif Dr William States Jacobs Brahma cattle and Oct 27 is closing date for entries due by Nov 3. Gold was allegedly discovered on the fairground by H D Richards and Charles B Richards during camp construction, with a bone dry arrastra and other mining tools on display at the Minerals Building.
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Lincoln
Calif
M. B. Nichols
Pullman
Wash
George H. Bath
Santa Rosa
Ira D. Peel
el Monte
William J. Hall
Southgate
George Bayliss
Hayward
William States Jacobs
Brahma
Trip alters plan of author who decided to quit writing
Dr. Ralph W. Stone a 73 year old geologist author and head of the National Speleological Society says he has given up writing. He and wife and C A Peeling are on a seven week motor tour through 16 states and three Canadian provinces traveling over 8 000 miles to show readers a Grand Canyon rock and discuss speleology.
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C. A. Peeling
United States
Canada
Stone
National Speleological Society
U. S. Geologic Survey
Grand Canyon
Torch Club
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Dr. Stone
Peeling
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
Harrisburg
Stones
Angry Son Kills To Quiet Bragger
Cleveland dispatch reports Andrew Dina, 20, a Navy veteran, jailed after stabbing 59-year-old Paul Pytash who boasted of an affair with Mrs. Mary Dina. Detective Harold E. Boyett quoted Dina saying he "saw red" when told of the brag.
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Cleveland
Harold E. Boyett
Andrew Dina
Paul Pytash
Mary Dina
Arizona men in military service join Hawaii maneuver
News from Phoenix and Chandler notes three more residents to take part in Operation Miki in Hawaiian waters late this month. Names include Cecil J. Williams of 802 East Roma Avenue aboard USS Perch, Roy G. Gradillas of 1705 East Monroe Street on USS George Clymer, and Airman William L. Wallace of Chandler aboard USS Badoeng.
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Cecil J. Williams
East Roma Avenue
Perch
Roy G. Gradillas
East Monroe Street
George Clymer
Donald W. Fuller
Dahlia C. Fuller
East Mulberry Street
Chandler
William L. Wallace
Badoeng
Lewis Baker
M. M. Baker
Avondale
77Th Heavy Tank Battalion
Camp Chitose
Hokkaido
Fort Knox
Japan
Pfc
Alexander G. Mendosa
East Jackson Street
25Th Quartermaster Company
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Navy official warns jets may threaten U S airpower balance
Abram Hyatt of the Aviation Design Research Branch says Russian jet fighters appear equal or superior to the best in service in the United States. He warns that without revolutionary engine or bomber design, intercontinental raid losses could be catastrophic. The committee recessed to hear more witnesses, including Admiral Blandy.
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Aviation Design Research Branch
Navy
Hyatt
Aew
Admi
W. H. Blandy
Atlantic
Defense Chief Praises Unification Progress At AFL Meeting
Defense Secretary Johnson defended unification of the armed forces noting imperfect but clear progress and warned America can win future wars if the pace continues. He addressed the AFL convention amid Navy Air Force tensions and cited past speeches over carrier construction and national security concerns. Farm families eat more dairy grain and potatoes while consuming less meat and fruit, a Twentieth Century Fund study found.
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Johnson
America
Navy
Defense
American Federation of Labor
Twentieth Century Fund
Winter Breath Hits Arizona With Snow and 4 Degree Low
The Arizona cold snap brings Phoenix to 4 degrees at the airport while Flagstaff records a 26 degree low and snow melts on ground. Warmth returns with a 78 degree high forecast as northwest air pushes in. Jurwitz calls it the first wallop of Winter and notes it won't last. Temperatures across the state drop from Payson to Flagstaff with several records set for Oct 9 and 10.
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Phoenix
Mercury
Louis R. Jarwitz
United States Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Flagstaff
Phoenix Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Jurwitz
Tucson
Grand Canyon
Payson
Prescott
Winslow
Tornado Outbreak Hits Lincoln and Four Nearby Cities
Severe storms produced at least four tornadoes across Kansas and Oklahoma, killing Stella Morris in Lincoln and injuring Lonnie Rice Lyle Rice and the Stanleys. Lincoln debris included a half mile wide swath, a destroyed home, roof loss, torn trees, and damaged barns while Kansas City suffered roof and porch damage amid rising floodwaters.
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Lonnie Rice
Lyle Rice
Lloyd Stanley
Lincoln
Kansas City
Unruh Order Awaited in Camden Massacre Case
Howard B. Unruh, former artilleryman linked to Camden River Road massacre, faces formal commitment to an insane asylum after a court order is signed likely today. The action follows charges for the slayings of 13 people.
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Camden
N. J
Howard B. Unruh
River Road
Improvised Mine Aid Bill Moves Through Hasty Hearing
Washington October 10 the House Public Lands Committee opened hearings on the O Mahoney Mine Aid Bill adopting several amendments and adjourning to act again tomorrow The measure authorizes 80 million dollars yearly for exploration and standby mining aid with conditions including miners analysis reports annual program reports and possible advances to exploration projects The committee rejected Senate style repayment provisions and debated criteria for standby aid while signaling a favorable floor vote next Tuesday and a conference with the Senate may follow.
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Winifred S
Clair Engle
Congress
United States
Engle
John R. Murdock
Arizona
Probe Books of San Pedro Mining Firm
The San Pedro Mining Company disclosed to the Arizona Corporation Commission that it collected $3000 from stock sales between November 16, 1948 and August 16, 1949 but used only $129 for mining development in Cochise County. Officials testified the rest funded salaries and stock-sale commissions as the two day hearing continued.
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San Pedro
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona
W. J. Daily
Tucson
Fred O. Wilson
Earl F. Hastings
Commission
Securities Division
Tiger
Cochise County
Illinois agriculture college runs about 225 research projects
The University of Illinois college of agriculture is carrying on around 225 separate research projects across its programs, reflecting broad scholarly activity and ongoing scientific work within the college.
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University of Illinois College of Agriculture
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