Army Medics Urge Blacklist on A Bomb
Mexico City dispatch reports the 12th International Congress on Military Medicine and Pharmacy closed with a global call to ban the atom bomb. Delegates from 28 armies urged civilian and military authorities to coordinate atomic defense and train for atomic casualties while continuing to share radiation illness research. The final resolution noted the bomb would likely target great cities and civilian suffering, and praised U S reports for reducing fear with clear facts.
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Campaign Expense Reports Filed For City Council Posts
City Clerk's office reports show campaign expenditures by treasurers for several mayoral and council candidates. Ray Busey spent 1292.27, E J Ranger 200, H W Blaine 110, Thomas J Imler 111.80, and six Imler-Deppe bloc candidates 100 each.
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New Drive In Set To Open Near Mesa
A new drive in theater on the highway two miles west of Mesa opens tomorrow night. Owners Harry Nace Sr and Jr and Garfield Anderson run it with Don Trower as manager who also leads the Phoenix Senators in the Arizona Texas League. First film is White Heat with James Cagney and Virginia Mayo. The Pioneer seats 700 cars and features a distortion free translite screen on a steel framework.
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Legal challenge to Warrant in Peking Case raid
The legality of a search warrant used by U S Treasury agents in the Peking Case raid at 148 South First Street last July 21 is to be argued in federal court before Judge Dave W Ling. Opium and smoking gear were seized and five suspects held for court action. Shorty Wong Chee Bud Hae Henry Tin Tang Poy Yee and Johnny Tong are represented by attorneys asserting insufficient evidence to justify the warrant and that the raids and arrests were illegal.
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Philippine Plot Charged on Negros Island
Manila Daily Mirror reports 76 individuals charged with plotting to overthrow the provincial government on Negros Island in the Philippines.
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Truman vetoes land holdings bill for San Luis Valley
President Truman killed by pocket veto a bill raising family holdings in the San Luis Valley irrigation project in Colorado from 320 to 960 acres. The bill would extend basic limits to 480 acres, doubled for joint ownership, affecting about 500,000 acres awaiting water supply. He said sweeping changes are unnecessary.
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Pioneer Resident Nick Pomaro Dies at 76 in Phoenix
Nicolas Pomaro a longtime Phoenix resident since 1907 died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital after two years of ill health. Born in Naples Italy he immigrated in 1880 and lived in Youngstown before settling in Phoenix. He owned property on South Seventh Street and ran farms near Buckeye road and Tempe before retiring in 1939. Survived by wife Carmela Cappelo Pomaro. Funeral arrangements pending Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary.
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Nick) Pomaro
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Bridges and Two Co-defendants to Stand Trial Nov. 14
San Francisco report that CIO longshore leader Harry Bridges and two co defendants are to face trial for criminal conspiracy on November 14. Federal Judge George B Harris rejected a defense request for delay to give Attorneys Vincent Hallinan and James Mart in Mackinnis more time to review the case facts.
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Mother of Month Contest Stops to Honor Army Mothers
The Phoenix Army Recruiting Station selects 40 candidates from 230 plus mothers of new enlistees to compete for Mother of the Month. The winner receives an expense free trip to Fort Ord California to observe training and daily life of her son and other Arizona enlistees. The winning mother will be announced at Gene Doyle's Steak House and interviewed on KOY radio.
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Goldwater Wins Leo Burns Trophy for Guard unit
Lt Col Barry Goldwater, former executive officer of the 197th Fighter Squadron, Arizona National Guard, received the Leo Burns Trophy as top officer of the year. The award, chosen by 60 flight and admin officers, honors Lt Albert L Burns who died in a crash last June. Burns was the only Guard pilot lost since the war. Goldwater helped organize the Guard air arm after the war and remains active on Governor Garvey’s military staff. the widow of Burns presented the trophy.
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Halloween laboratory report shocks Portland police
Portland on Halloween was stunned as the police laboratory issued a dramatic finding. Investigators learned of an unexpected development that could unfold into a major local story, but details remain sparse as officials brief the press.
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