Monkey Gland Proponent Voronoff Dies in Switzerland
LAUSANNE Sept 3 The body of Dr Serge Voronoff famed proponent of monkey gland rejuvenation was taken to Italy for burial. He died at 85 after a short illness in Switzerland where his death was kept quiet by family and officials. Born in Russia he naturalized in France and spent years in Europe before annual Swiss sojourns. His postwar fame stemmed from his controversial theory and inspired works including Black Oxen.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Serge Voronoff
Italy
Voronoff
Gertrude Schwaetz
Elena Lupescu
Carol of
Romania
France
US to Spend Billion by July on Missiles
Representative Mahon of Texas said the United States plans to spend $1 billion before next July on guided missiles for the army navy and air force. He noted some missiles will carry atomic warheads and that atomic artillery is being pursued, though not yet ready for use. The statement came during a broadcast as his appropriations subcommittee chaired hearings on the $56 billion military bill in Congress.
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Mahon
Tex
United States
Congress
J E Steinmetz Rites Tomorrow
Requiem mass will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St Matthews Church for Joseph Eugene Steinmetz aged 44 who died in a hospital. Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery. Born in Pittsburgh he had lived in Phoenix four years. Survivors include a son Joseph Eugene of Phoenix, his parents and four brothers. Whitney Murphy Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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St. Francis Cemetery
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Phoenix
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Anton Steinmetz
Pa. Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home
Rail Service Restored Between Chappell and Lodgepole
Union Pacific service between Chappell and Lodgepole Nebraska was reported normal today after a weekend rain that weakened the roadbed and limited the railroad to the use of one track.
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Union Pacific
Lodgepole
Omaha Nebraske leads as world second largest livestock market
Omaha Nebraska tops as the world’s second largest livestock market, reflecting its extensive cattle and hog trade networks and robust agribusiness infrastructure in the region.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Wherry urges pledge from Japan before peace treaty
Senate Republican Leader Kenneth S. Wherry said the Senate should not ratify the Japanese peace treaty unless Tokyo pledges not to recognize Communist China. He spoke while substituting for columnist Drew Pearson on the ABC network, stating this pledge is a right in memory of fallen war heroes.
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Drew Pearson
American Broadcasting Network
Violence on Page One Ends in Self Inflicted Wound
A man shot himself in the stomach after handling a pistol found in a car. In separate incidents a boy was shot in the face and died at Navaho Medical Center. A head on collision injured four Apache occupants and others were hurt in additional crashes. Arizona traffic deaths for 1951 rose to 244 56 more than the prior year.
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Navajo Medical Center
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Beckstead
Lee McGinness
Richard Baha
Whiteriver
George Beckstead
Baha
Sedillo
Joe C. Chavez
Flagstaff
Molina
Andrew Zamudio
Calexico
Candelaria Monreal
Arizona
Nevada Couple Killed in Winnemucca Head-On Crash
Fred Racker of Henderson Nevada and his wife a Henderson schoolteacher were killed in a head-on collision near Winnemucca Nevada on September 3. The INS report identifies the couple as the deceased in the fatal auto crash.
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Fred Racker
Henderson Nev
Henderson
Winnemucca
Treaty Concluded From Page One Observers Debate Rules
The presiding officer would call a speaker to order and end repeats. observers see tough procedures aimed at Communists. If adopted, Gromyko’s turn would come only once the rules are set. Two engagements precede Truman’s address in the Fairmont Hotel as he plans to Kansas City and Independence. British minister Youn ger sees give and take on the treaty while Morrison arrives Friday. Yosida hopes the pact is signed on schedule despite Soviet delays.
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Truman
Opera House
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
California
Fairmont Hotel
San Francisco
Kansas City
Independence
Red
Stefan Wierblowski
Gertruda Sekaninova
Kenneth Younger
Herbert Morrison
Yoshida
Hospital official named Tucson appointment announced
Tucson September 3 AP Corliss L Jones of Dwight Illinois is named assistant manager at the Veterans Hospital in Tucson announced today.
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Tucson
Corliss L. Jones
Dwight, IL
Waldron of Safford Dies in Los Angeles
William E. Waldron, 56, longtime Safford resident and manager of the Producer's Cotton Gin, Cotton Oil Mill, and Safford Packing Plant, died after a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by wife Lucille, daughter Charlotte Walker, and son William, all of Safford. Funeral services pending.
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Safford
William E. Waldron
Los Angeles
Waldron
Safford Elks
Lucille
Charlotte Walker
William
Japan's postwar military build-up and American aid options
The piece weighs the pace of Japan's rearmament from seventy five thousand toward one million, Yoshida's anti militarist stance, taxation burdens, and the potential for unified land sea and air arms with American guidance. It discusses a coast guard successor to the maritime safety board and the role of U S ships planes in forming a nucleus for a new force. The author suggests trained Japanese forces would feel gratitude toward the United States for aid after defeat.
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Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Coast Guard
Maritime Safety Board
Ir Ta
U.S America
America
United States
18 Fishermen Missing After Pelican Disaster
Coast guard and state police search for 18 missing after the Pelican capsized off Long Island during a Labor Day deep sea trip. 37 dead total, 19 bodies recovered. Capt. Edward Carroll and crew lost, divers describe chaotic cabin scene amid rough Atlantic conditions.
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Atlantic
Suffolk County District Attorney
New York City
Jack
Guill Island
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