Tito Defies Moscow as Yugoslavia Promotes New Tractors
Belgrade dispatch reports Premier Marshal Tito pressing defiance of Soviet demands while touting Yugoslavia’s industrial drive. He praised wartime resilience and cited three new tractor models from Na Rako vica factory as proof of independence. Navy telegram from Split voiced resolve to defend the country against East or West interference.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Na Rakovica
Here
Tito
Churchill
Stalin
Split
Cominform
Marx
Lenin
Means Removal Opinion Asked
Governor Dan E. Garvey seeks an Attorney General opinion on his legal right to remove State Examiner A. L. Means and appoint a replacement. Garvey indicated at a press conference he believes he has the authority to dismiss Means and make a recess appointment, though no reason for the removal has been given.
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Dan E. Garvey
A. L. Means
Fred O. Wilson
Garvey
Means
Tito Break With Kremlin Questioned Yet Yugoslav Loan Endorsed
Two Republican senators doubt Tito's Stalin break is genuine yet call the 20 million Export-Import Bank loan a calculated risk. Senator Smith of New Jersey and Senator Martin of Pennsylvania weigh Tito's Communist rule while seeing the loan as a test to fracture Soviet satellites and possibly yield strategic savings.
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Washington
INS
Marshal Tito
Stalin
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Foreign Relations Committee
Smith
Kremlin
Tito
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Barry Trip Refused and County Awards for Hospital Equipment
John H. Barry, county school superintendent, was denied permission to attend the fourth annual conven tion of national county school superintendents in Memphis on Oct 10 11 12 due to policy against out of state travel unless on official business. The Maricopa County Board awarded 32 297 86 in equipment contracts to 23 firms for the new county hospital from a bid opening Aug 22 totaling 90 000. Other actions included liquor license transfers protests and new license applications, with North 35th Avenue and Bush Highway matters noted.
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John H. Barry
National County
Memphis
Tenn
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Barry
Maricopa County
New County
A. S. Aloe Company
American Hospital Supply Corporation
Arizona Appliance Mart
Arizona Hardware Company
Blair Surgical Supply Company
Clark Office Supply Company
Colson Equipment and Supply Company
Diamond’s
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company
General Electric X-Ray Corporation
Heinze, Bowen and Harrington
Hotel
Kerrick’s
Marston Supply Company
McLennan’s
35Th Avenue
Ray A. Lowry
Bush Highway
Mesa
John Moffitt
Arizona Avenue
Chandler
Cotton Picking Employment Boom Across Arizona in August
Agricultural hiring surged with 8 075 total placements in August while cotton pickers rose to 5 370 from 2 602 a year earlier. Director James A. Rork cites a 34 percent jump in cotton acreage and a need for about 10 000 more farm workers at harvest peak in November.
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Arizona State Employment Service
James A. Rork
The
Employment Service
Rork
Phoenix
H. C. Johansen
J. R. Foley
Pool Backers Plan Barbecue to Celebrate First Swim Milestone
Roosevelt Central Council sponsors Roosevelt Pool on Seventh Street and East Alta Vista Road voted to hold a poolside barbecue on September 30. The event honors the pool’s first successful swimming program, with over 500 children and 35 adults taught in July and August per council president T. G. Barr. Four new members join the council alongside 16 existing organizations and churches.
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Roosevelt Central Council
Roosevelt Pool
Seventh Street
East
Alta Vista Road
T. G. Barr
Roosevelt Farm Bureau
Laveen Parent-Teacher Association
South Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department
Sixth Ward
The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mammoth Bone Unearthed From Denver Dump Exhibit
A Denver city dump on South Lipan Street yielded a mammoth pelvic bone nearly three feet wide. The fossil, likely 10 000 to 20 000 years old, was uncovered by a bulldozer digging a sanitary fill. Geology curator Harvey Markman estimates the mammoth weighed 12 to 15 tons in life and places it in the Pleistocene age.
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Denver
Museum of Natural History
Lipan Street
Harvey Markman
Volcano Birth Sighting Triggers Geology Flyover
Government geologists rushed to Chiapas after ranchers reported lava and lava and hot stones spurting from a vent near Amazon village about 200 miles southeast of Mexico City. The National Seismological Institute says the area is geologically suitable for a new volcano but any rise would likely be small.
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Mexico City
Chiapas
Amazon
National Seismological Institute
Police Shootout Ends Trujillo’s Fatal Denver Standoff
In Denver a 75 year old man shot neighbor Juan Trujillo, then fired in a hallway before engaging officers. After Trujillo returned hours later and ignored orders, police killed him with gunfire at close range. Villalobos and Albert were among the wounded earlier.
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Denver
Oldster
Juan Trujillo
Antonio Villalobos
John M. Albert
Trujillo
Johnston to Lead Erie Railroad as Woodruff Retires
Paul W. Johnston, 57, a former Army brigadier general, will become president of the Erie Railroad on October 1, succeeding Robert E. Woodruff who retires at 65 per the line's rule. Woodruff will remain as board chairman.
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Cleveland
Paul W. Johnston
The
Erie Railroad
Robert E. Woodruff
Woodruff
Phoenix salesman J S Benroth dies at 63
Julius S. Benroth a 63-year-old service manager and Luke Motor Company salesman died at St. Josephs Hospital after a monthlong illness. He came to Phoenix from Bluffton Ohio 34 years ago and is survived by his wife Hazel, five sisters and five brothers with funeral services set at Memory Chapel.
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Julius S. Benroth
Luke Motor Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Memory Chapel
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
Bluffton
Ohio
Benreth
Phoenix
Luke Firm
Husband Quizzed In Shooting Of Two
Gila County authorities questioned Carmen E. Arbizu in the shooting Saturday night of his wife Henrietta and her brother Gilberto Madrid. Both victims were not in critical condition. Arbizu had borrowed a shotgun for dove hunting amid a domestic argument.
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Miami
Gila County
Carmen E. Arbizu
Henrietta
Gilberto Madrid
Arbizu
Madrid
John Welch
Missing Girl Found After Amnesia Confusion
Doris Moorehead, 15, a West Phoenix High student missing since Friday, was found at the Utahna Motel in Mesa. She insisted she was Kathleen Gray of Orange California and did not recognize her mother Mrs. M. H. Moorehead or other relatives. her mother later said the girl has amnesia. Parents live at 2742 West Madison, Phoenix.
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Mesa
Doris Moorehead
West Phoenix
Phoenix
West
Madison Street
Miss Moorehead
Utahna
East Main Street
D. L. Badham
Williams Air Force Base
Badham
Light Snow Moves Into Upper Plains States
Chicago dispatch reports snow reaching the Upper Plains with cool air arriving for the Morning Fall season. Forecasters note ground remains too warm to permit sticking. Helena Montana records six inches melting to three by midnight. Lamonie Indiana reports 4% inches with more snow expected.
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Chicago
Upper Plains
U. S
Helena
Mont
Lamonie
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Standard Surgical Supply Company
Underwood Corporation
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Michael Casorio
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