Woodruff calls for Douglas to quit court chair
Rep Roy O Woodruff Michigan Republican urges Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas to resign or face a presidential request for resignation He condemns Douglas remarks on recognizing Red China as aiding foes of democracy The issue follows Douglas San Francisco interview on US China policy and prompts Republican and Democratic reactions
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Washington
Roy O. Woodruff
Mich
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Woodruff
Truman
Douglas
United States
Democracy
Asia
San Francisco
U.S
Free World
Russia
Sen
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Herman Welker
Idaho
Koreans, Caucasian Volunteers Linked to Wehrmacht Border Aid
The Spokesman reports volunteers organized in Manchuria and moved into Korea since spring include specialists likely veterans of the Wehrmacht. Estimates suggest up to 5,000 Caucasians may be in the Pyongyang Kaesong area as U.N. planes assault Red supply lines and repulse attacks on Bloody Ridge.
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Manchuria
Korea
Pyongyang
Kaesong
U.N
Mammoth bones found with intact spinal discs in Texas site
Fossilized bones lay scattered with a near intact four disc spine piece fitting together in the mammoth remains. A tusk appeared as diggers exposed the area, with mollusks and volcanic ash nearby suggesting a Pleistocene setting. No further digging occurred.
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Gist
Safford Civic Leader William Waldron Dies on Coast
William E. Waldron 56 prominent Safford businessman died in Los Angeles after a cerebral hemorrhage. He led Producer's Gin Company and was treasurer, manager, and stockholder. Waldron chaired Graham County Democratic Central Committee and led the Safford Elks Lodge. Survived by wife Lucille, son Bill, daughter Charlotte Welker, brother Lawrence, and three grandchildren.
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William E. Waldron
Safford
Los Angeles
Mr. Waldron
Gila Valley
Graham County
Democratic Central Committee
State Central Committee
Safford Chamber of Commerce
Mount Graham Golf Association
Arizona Elks
Safford Elks Lodge
Bill
Charlotte Welker
Lawrence
Weatherford
Texas
Dianetics Group Gathers Tonight in Phoenix
Members of the Phoenix Dianetics Group meet at 7 30 p m tonight at 2505 N Central. The Labor Day holiday pushed the first Monday meeting to today. Secretary Mrs Green W Bickle notes meetings are open to the public. Dianetics is described as a layman’s study of psychoanalysis.
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Phoenix Dianetics Group
N. Central
Green W. Bickle
Dianetics
Board Investigates N Y Boat Tragedy
A coast guard board convened in New York to probe the loss of 37 lives when the party fishing boat Peli can capsized off Montauk on Saturday. Testimony was postponed until this afternoon due to missing witnesses.
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New York
Coast Guard
Montauk
N .Y
Snake in Marion Bath Stuns Kelton Family
In Marion Illinois Mrs Kelton stepped on a water moccasin partly coiled around a bathroom fixture. Her husband killed the snake after the family watched with caution for days. The incident occurred in Centralia with AP reporting.
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Centralia
Ill
Sam Kelton
Marion
Girl Sailors Telegrams Flood Lt Court With Requests
In Charlottetown on September 4, Lt. Cliff Court said in one hour last week he answered 65 telephone calls, all from women seeking ship information. He linked the spike to the nickname Yep, Girl In Every Port.
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Charlottetown
Canada
Cliff Court
Bedford
Philippine president Quirino checked at Johns Hopkins
President Elpidio Quirino of the Philippines underwent further examinations at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for a checkup and tests. Doctors will issue a full report in several days.
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Baltimore
Elpidio Quirino
Philippines
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Naco Consulate Reopens After Cancellation Plan
In Naco Arizona plans to close the Mexican consulate were canceled and Vice Consul Cosme Hinjosa said the change was announced yesterday. The move keeps the consulate open in the border town.
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Naco, Ariz
Cosme Hinjosa
Humprey Foresees Senate Fight Over Farm Coop Tax
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey predicted a hot fight on the senate floor over the finance committee's decision to tax large farm cooperatives. He told a reporter he and other senators will likely offer an amendment to strike out the levy.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Senate
Finance Committee
Humphrey
Andersen Homes Reach 646 Total In Northwest Phoenix
Alfred Andersen Construction Co plans seventy one new houses by month end, bringing total homes built in northwest Phoenix to 646. The project sits west of 19th Ave and north of West Phoenix High School, within a tract spanning to 23rd Ave and Fairmont.
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Northwest Phoenix
Alfred Andersen Construction Co
19Th Ave
West Phoenix High School
23Rd Ave
Fairmont
Two Soldiers Drown After Car Plunge Into Pond
At Fort Riley Kansas two engineers from a construction battalion helping flood rehabilitation are believed dead after their vehicle left a highway and fell into a 20 foot deep pond. Two other soldiers escaped to safety and are in shock at the army hospital. names of the missing were withheld pending kin notification.
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Fort Riley
Kans
Tiny Marie Anne Payne Rescued From Narrow Well Shaft
In Newberg Oregon 2 year old Marie Anne Payne spent four hours trapped in a dark eight inch shaft. Rescue crews drilled and tunnelled in mud to reach her at 6 13 p m. Her father Elvin Payne kept watch as oxygen was sent down and she was pulled to safety. She woke at the hospital in good spirits with no serious harm reported by doctors.
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Newberg
Ore
Marie Anne Payne
C. A. Bump
Elvin Payne
Sheridan
Marie
Prisoner Lindell Timms Escapes From Pinal County Work
In Florence on September 4 AP reports 22 year old Lindell Timms of Eloy escaped from a hospital work project at Pinal County Hospital after serving less than a week of a six month sentence for non support of his family. He is described as white, 5 feet 9 inches, 170 pounds, brown hair, hazel eyes, wearing Levi jeans and a Levi shirt.
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Florence
Pinal County
Jim Johnson
Lindell Timms
Eloy
Pinal County Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Timms
Charter Change Will Be Debated by Arizona Democrats
A proposed city charter amendment to elect council members from districts will be debated September 11 at a public meeting sponsored by the Arizona Democratic Association. Former mayor Ray Busey supports the proposal while Mayor Nicholas Udall opposes it. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in the Assembly Hall at 1738 West Van Buren.
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Arizona Democratic Association
Ray Busey
Nicholas Udall
Assembly Hall
W. van Buren
Mount Katmai Volcano Activity Signals Early 20th Century
After long dormancy since 1912 Mount Katmai in Alaska showed eruptive signs in the years 1914 1920 1921 1929 and 1931 marking intermittent periods of volcanic activity and renewed interest by observers and scientists.
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Mount Katmai
Juvenile suspect linked to break-ins across downtown area
Police recovered loot from a juvenile burglar who confessed to robbing Federal Cafe and other sites at 504 N Central 506 N Central and 966 E Van Buren. He hid in Montgomery Ward and claimed prior trouble including a 1950 elevator trap charge. Authorities handed him to juvenile prosecutors.
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Page One
N. Central
Federal Cafe
Noah Faree
E. van Buren
First Ave
Adams
Union clash stalls talks at Washington on Saturday
Injunction tives and Orville Larson, vice president of the union, held in Washington on Saturday had failed to settle the dispute. The union pressed for a short term reopening and a larger money package for its bargaining units than in Utah, while Phelps Dodge warned the Kennecott settlement is only a temporary truce with potential pay demands due Dec. 1 for Jan. 1, 1952. The company noted no contract has been signed for less than a year and warned longer disruptions harm operations and development.
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Tives
Orville Larson
Washington
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Utah
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Sulfur Discovery Along the Gulf Coast in 1900
Report notes sulfur was first found by oil drillers near the Gulf Coast around 1900, marking an early mineral hint in a region known for petroleum. The inscription implies historical industrial activity shaping chemical resource use.
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Gulf Coast
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