Trophy Speed Dash May Top 600 MPH
Air Force F-86 pilots aim to break the Thompson Trophy speed record above 600 mph at the National Air Races in Cleveland. Civilians chase another record above 400 mph for a $40,000 purse as crowds near 60,000. Jet and piston divisions feature pilots from March and Langley bases, with 12:35 p.m. flag and 1:40 p.m. civilian start.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Air Force
Navy Banshee
Thompson
Burt Cashin
Palo Alto
Calif
Vernon J. Henderson
Fresno
March Air Force Base
Langley Air Force Base
Maj
Gus Lundquist
Bill Odom
Cook Cleland
Cleland
Odom
Truman Defends Welfare State Amid Criticism
President Truman rejects labels like collectivism and statism as the work of special interests. He says the little fellow is the backbone of America and pledges a government for all. He asserts Congress has been active, citing ERS extension, NATO, rent control, housing, grain storage, and the International Wheat Agreement.
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Congress
Farm Bureau To Hold Fall Meeting In Peoria
News Around Phoenix reports the Peoria Farm Bureau will hold its first Fall meeting at the Peoria Womens Club tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Potluck supper will be followed by conference talks, per secretary Roy Sutter. The King and Ackerman Advertising adds two agency executives Floyd E Deckard and James E Burch to its Board of Directors at 1315 North Central Avenue.
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Peoria Farm Bureau
Peoria Womens Club
Roy Sutter
King and Ackerman, Advertising Association, Inc
North, Central Avenue
Floyd E.deckard
East Windsor Avenue
James E. Burch
East
Villetta
King, Ackerman, Deckard and Burch
Traffic crashes flood Phoenix with injuries and arrests
A night of crashes near Casa Grande and across Phoenix left multiple injured and one fatality. Teens Leon Steward Jr and others were linked to a fatal collision on a private road south of Casa Grande. Police reported cars without lights and ongoing investigations as patrolmen logged numerous injuries across the city.
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Page One
Joe Taderas
Guadalupe
Casa Grande
Taderas
Leon Steward, Jr
Maricopa
Phoenix
Donald E. Cherry
Rt. 8
St. Monica’s Hospital
William Boer
Glendale Avenue
Cherry
Boer
23Rd
Glendale
Lester J. Norr
East Indian School Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Norr
Orville E. Minsch
East Mulberry Street
Third Street
McDowell
Seth Vestal
Edwin K. Eyre
Granada Road
John Mesquita
Buchanan Street
Central Avenue
Cocopah Street
Eugene G. Schaffer
Los Angeles
Lateral 23
River Road
Richard E. Jones
West Tonto Street
Wallace Mattox
Fort Bliss
Tex
Miss Womack
Michael
Quartzsite
Lee _ Shepherd
Blythe
E. Q. Farmers
Scottsdale
Leyland Moore
East Buchanan Street
40Th
Washington Streets
Virgil McPherson
Mesa
Fire destroys South Phoenix home of the Mason family
A one story five room frame dwelling at 234 East Broadway owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mason burned to the ground this morning while the Masons were away on a fishing trip. Deputy Sheriff R. P. Robson discovered the fire and a gun collection in the house was believed destroyed as spectators heard shells popping from the heat.
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Charles E. Mason
East Broadway
R. P. Robson
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The
Hospital Benefit Association
Arizona
Phoenix, Ariz
Truman
Rae
Crystal
E. Monroe
Jom Chaunsey
Jewelers
East Adams
Hotel Adams
American Gem Society
Myrtle E. Cate
Unity Truth Center
International New Thought Alliance
South Phoenix
Sandy Erickson
Tempe
Sheriff's Deputies
Betty Mayo
Mavhave Street
Senators
Copper Kings
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
George Sokara
North Third Avenue
Five Points
Sakara
University Park
Dale Collier
Henry Lee Runnels
Jefferson Street
Runnels
William E. Sherman
William R. Sherman
Desert Cove Road
Indiana Technical College
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dick Steinman
N. 1St Ave
Little Loans Corp
1St Ave
Erica
American Cleaners
North Central
West Washingt
North 7Th St
North 7Th Ave
I Service
Washington
West Jefferson
West
Roosevelt
East Indian Schl. Rd
North
7Th Ave
Deeco Duro
South First Street
Rita Eee
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