Cochise Problems Analyzed By Clinic
Business and civic leaders from across Arizona gather in Bisbee for Cochise County Fourth Area Clinic. A two day session evaluates assets and liabilities, with agriculture copper cattle and tourism key topics. Speakers include E J Warner and W H Johnson.
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Bisbee
Toy
Cochiseunty
Enter Arizona
E. J. Warner
Douglas
Carl Morris
Cochise County
Copper Queen Hotel
W. H. Johnson
The
Tucson Citizen
Arizona
Williams faces possible ouster over governor Garvey report
Governor Garvey told Williams to resign or face ouster charges after receipt of the attorney general's report. Whitney, Williams' counsel, sought to review the documents before advising his client. Williams' term expired last January and the Senate has not confirmed a successor, leaving him as a hold-over.
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Whitney
Garvey
Capitol
Williams
State House
Democratic State Central
Phoenix
Congress
Geo. W. P. Hunt
State Senate
Sanitarium Burns Prompt Firemen Rescue Patients
In Martinsville Indiana on October 11, attendants and volunteer firemen were credited with rescuing 26 patients who fled as a fire destroyed the Whiting Mineral Sanitarium near Martinsville. The swift action contained the blaze and saved lives.
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Martinsville
Ind
Whiting Mineral
Policeman and Fireman Ball Draws Big Crowd at Phoenix Park
Tonight the Village Law faces the Smoke-eaters in their 21st annual softball game at Phoenix Softball Park. John Wolf will pitch for the police and Nelly Trujillo will throw for the firemen. last year the cops won narrowly amid hype of tickets and chatter from local law and city figures.
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Village Law
Phoenix Softball Park
John Wolf
Nelly Trujillo
Clark Smith
Noted Figures Comment On War and Policy
International News Service surveys remarks from Representative Dewey Short Defense Secretary Louis Johnson novelist Thomas Mann and Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan. Short urges keeping aircraft carriers active amid Russia’s atom bomb threat. Johnson criticizes Navy partisans. Mann questions Western approach to Nazi elements in Germany. Vaughan says his main audience are Mr. Truman and Mrs. Vaughan with suggestions for others.
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International
Washington
Dewey Short
Democrat
Missouri
Russia
Berkeley
Calif
Thomas Mann
Britain
France
United States
Germany
Harry Vaughan
Rail Crossing Crash Kills 4 in Wichita
Four people died and another was critically injured when their car was struck by a northbound Rock Island passenger train at a Wichita crossing. The deceased are William M. Cole 67 of Concordia Kan Rowena Loveland 12 granddaughter of Cole Elizabeth Loveland 40 of Wichita and Peggy Ann Smith 13 of Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Rock Island
William M. Cole
Concordia
Rowena Loveland
Cole
Elizabeth Loveland
Peggy Ann Smith
Stormy Winds Tearing Roofs and Trees Wreak Havoc
Storms and 100 mph winds across Minnesota Wisconsin and surrounding states kill at least several people and injure many others. A tree toppled onto a Chicago schoolyard fatally injuring a girl while roofs chimneys and grandstands were blown away. Airlines halted traffic. electrical service fell. Cornices and windows collapsed. corn flattened in fields. Hangars fell at Fairmont and Red Wing. Eau Claire tower toppled. Rhinelander roof ripped off fairground. The Las Cruces pageant was delayed by wind.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wabash
Minn
Fairmont
Red Wing
Redwood Falls
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Rhinelander
la Crosse
Charles City
Owatonna
Marijuana Cache Seized in Tempe Arrests Made
United States Treasury agents seized 34 1/2 pounds of marijuana valued at 3500 and arrested Alejandro Calderon and Arnold Bertram Reyes both of Tempe. Suspected suppliers to juveniles were to be arraigned before U S commissioner C B Wilson. Agents Earl A Smith Robert Lorenz Virgil Crabtree and Harry Bump led the operation.
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United States Treasury
Alejandro Caldaron
Arnold Bertram Reyes
Tempe
C. B. Wilson
United States
Earl A. Smith
Robert Lorenz
Narcotics Bureau
Virgil Crabtree
Harry Bump
U. S. Customs Service
Hyderabad Unveils 20 Year Plan to Build 25000 Miles Roads
Hyderabad India outlines a two decade development strategy to construct twenty five thousand miles of roadways. The plan targets expansive urban and rural connectivity, envisioning major arterials and improved transit corridors to spur economic growth and accessibility.
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Hyderabad
India
City to study vice conditions urged by Phoenix council
Council member Walters pressed the city manager for a report on vice conditions. Dr. Walter Clarke of Harvard urged forming a committee to combat organized prostitution in Phoenix, citing concerns in Washington over military presence and public opinion.
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Charles N. Walters
Walters
Deppe
Walter Clarke
Harvard University
Phoenix Community Council
Harvard
Phoenix
Community Council
Watch Fatal Air Crash Kills Pilot at Base Demo
An F-84 Thunderjet crashed in front of about 1000 spectators at Elgin Air Force Base Florida during a tactical air power demonstration. The pilot died when the aircraft went down shortly after takeoff.
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Elgin
Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Four-Plane Flight Drops Fragmentation Bombs Over Target
The last plane in a flight of four dropped 30 pound fragmentation bombs beyond the target. Air Force officers warned unofficially that a fragmentation bomb may have struck the plane’s tail, causing an overflight incident.
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Air Force
Trolley Crash Injures 39 in New Orleans
A loaded trolley bus and a large trailer truck collided at a street intersection in New Orleans. Thirty nine people were injured, with most needing only first aid. Charity Hospital held more than half for X ray exams.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Publisher Is Safe On Flight In Weather Chase
Rochester reports Harry E. Polk publisher of the Williston Daily Herald reached the city after a flight from Manhattan Kan and a prior leg from Omaha due to foul weather. Attendants noted planes from four states searched for him after he failed to arrive yesterday. Polk, president of the National Reclamation Association, expressed surprise at the hunt. In Kentucky, the university library added 30,681 volumes in 1947-48, ranking fifth in the South.
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Rochester, Minn
Harry E. Polk
Williston
N. C
Daily Herald
Manhattan
Kan
Omaha
Rochester
Polk
National Reclamation Association
University of Kentucky
South
Displaced Persons Bill Blocked in Senate Committee
Senator Homer Ferguson of Michigan failed to push the Displaced Persons Bill through the Senate Judiciary Committee. A new effort to bring the bill to a decisive vote was planned for tonight if Acting Chairman Harley Kilgore of West Virginia can assemble the committee. otherwise another session would be held tomorrow.
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Washington
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Harley Kilgore
West Virginia
G Udall In Critical Condition After Surgery
G Udall 61 a prominent Apache County resident remained in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after an operation. He is a farmer rancher and operator of the Elm Hotel in St Johns and a member of a pioneer family.
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Grover Udall
Apache County
Good Samaritan Hospital
Elm
St. Johns
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Safeway
Monica
Prince Leo
Chuck Roast
la Mesa Brand
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Campbell’s Tomato
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Plymouth
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Libby
Ems
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Mesa
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Morrell
Swift's Premium
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Sje
Pet
Borden
Carnation Tall
Lee
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Webster's
Duff
Wilson's
Armour
Gardenside
Holly
Delicious Apples
Golden Apples
Fancy Tomatoes
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Paball
Sunnybank
Sunnybank Margarine
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Idaho
Staeoa
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Louis Johnson
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G. Udall
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