Rain Helps Stork Win Race To St. Monica's
A Phoenix rainstorm sparked a dramatic delivery en route to St. Monica's Hospital as a man drove slowly to the emergency room and delivered a three pound six ounce baby boy. Police logged five wrecks with one injury noted at 16th and Moreland. Deputies put out a small kitchen fire at 2009 East Henshaw Road after smoke awakened Mrs. Fisher.
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Stork
St. Monica's
Phoenix
Arizona Highway Patrol
Yarnell Hill
Wickenburg
Rudolfo Chacon
East Sherman Street
Juanita Hetz
St. Monica’s Hospital
Phoenix Area
Chacon
16Th
Moreland Streets
Frankie G. Price
East Cornell Street
St. Monica's Hospital
Bonnie L. Whitney
East Palm Lane
Sunnyslope
D. F. Fisher
East Henshaw Road
Weather Wrap From Page One Hits Several Towns Hard
Storms dumped rain and snow across central Arizona with Salome hit hard by a near cloudburst. Wickenburg recorded .30 inches in 12 hours. Winslow and Tucson saw showers with winds to 36 mph. Rain totals included Flagstaff 2.09 and Payson 1.35 inches. Jerome reported 1.43 inches of rain and snow. Bar-T-Bar Ranch near Payson logged 1.04 inches. Gila Bend and Phoenix reported lighter sums.
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Salome
J. R. Barnette
Wickenburg
Winslow
Tucson
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Payson
Prescott
Gila Bend
Phoeniix
Phoenix City
Phoenix
Bar-T-Bar Ranch
Pleasant Valley
Reno Ranger Station
Salt River
Roosevelt
Stewart Mountain
Grape Vine
Granite Reef
Bartlett Dam
Verde River
Horseshoe Dam
Truck Plunge Injures Three in Wickenburg Incident
Special to The Phoenix Gazette reports three men injured when their truck plunged down a mountainside 20 miles north of Wenden. Victims are Harrison McGraff 38 Buckeye Dean Hall 23 Safford and Floyd Powell 53 Los Angeles El Paso Natural Gas employee. Powell suffered a fractured shoulder while the others had cuts and bruises. The trio were treated at Wickenburg Community Hospital.
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Phoenix Gazette
Wickenburg
Wickenburg Community Hospital
Harrison McGraff
Buckeye
Dean Hall
Safford
Floyd Powell
Los Angeles
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Powell
Coed Auto Ban Provokes Mass Students Rally
About 1000 Bowling Green State University students gathered for a mass meeting to protest a university ordinance banning any motor vehicle use by unmarried coeds. No decision on striking was made. 15 percent of the 4600 students skipped classes. A second mass meeting was set for 2 p.m. University spokesmen described the event as spontaneous and loosely organized.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Tombstone Helldorado highlights and gunfight past
The Helldorado celebration in Tombstone recalls the O K Corral gunfight as Virgil Earp and Doc Holliday helped quell a disturbance with the Clanton and McLowery factions. The town’s origins trace to 1877 when Ed Schieffelin found silver, giving Tombstone its name. A Sunday parade led by 17 year old Peggy Holzhauser will crown Helldorado queen, with rodeo events and dances planned.
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Virgil Earp
Wyatt
U. S
Morgan Earp
Doc Holliday
Earps
Holliday
Clantons
McLowerys
O. K. Corral
Frank McLowery
McLowery Brothers
Billy Clanton
Virgil
Ike Clanton
Wyatt Earp
Tombstone
Ed Schieffelin
Schieffelin
Boothill Cemetery
Town
Peggy Holzhauser
Blood Donors Sweep In For Burned Boy Victim
Five year old Glenn Freeman suffered burns from an incinerator accident in Baltimore. Doctors say he has over 60 percent body burns and will need numerous blood transfusions and skin grafts. A citywide donor appeal drew large crowds, with 77 giving last night, 35 more today, and about 100 others ready to return.
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Baltimore
Glenn Freeman
Glenn
Baltimore City Hospital
Presbyterians End Parley Tomorrow in Arizona Synod
The 38th annual Synod of Presbyterian Churches in Arizona met in Tucson for a two day gathering that ends tomorrow. Retiring moderator Rev. William Fulton opened with a talk on In This Generation. Rev. William Drake of Morenci was elected moderator to succeed Fulton. Rev. Carl Higgs of Phoenix Indian Church was elected temporary clerk. About 75 delegates attended, with an equal number representing the synodical.
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Tucson
Synod of Presbyterian Churches In
Arizona
William Fulton
Globe
William Drake
Presbyterian Church
Morenci
Fulton
Carl Higgs
Phoenix
Greek guerrillas say remaining units still fight in Greece
Greek guerrilla radio denied claims all rebel forces capitulated and said small armed units continued fighting in Greece, highlighting ongoing resistance as of last night in conflict coverage from London dated October 19.
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London
Greece
Hoover Headlines From a Modest Page One Speech
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke a seven minute address on front page prominence, apologizing for not providing dramatic remarks. Newspapers shifted to his understated remarks about national dilemmas, while he accepted a gold plaque with Gen. George C. Marshall for aiding American heritage.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
New York Times
Chicago Sun and Times
Hoover
New York Board of Trade
Gen
George C. Marshall
Chicago Sun and Times gave the speech a _ four-column spread headed “Mr. Hoover
Fragmentary note on diplomacy and denunciations
A fragment discusses terms like crisis warning purge execution condemnation and current practice of diplomacy denouncing governments, reflecting a terse reflection on international relations and political speech. The text centers on harsh actions and the language of judgment within state conduct.
Two Children Die In Fire In Chehalis Area
Ins roof: An electric plate caused a fire that killed two McCormick children in Bunker Creek ten miles west of Chehalis. Authorities say Mrs McCormick used a vaporizer on the plate as the blaze started. The children were ill with colds.
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Chehalis
Wash
Arthur McCormick
Bunker Creek
Glass-Kicking Private Fined at Mesa
Oct 19 report from UP states Pvt. Jack Sims of Williams Air Force Base kicked a glass vending machine door and later shattered a squad car window. He was fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace.
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Mesa
Pvt
Jack Sims
Williams Air Force Base
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