Tempe Council Buys Water Pipe and Equipment
Tempe City Council approved more than 65000 dollars in purchases for water pipe and street maintenance gear. Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. won a 41343 dollar bid for pipe and a 7639 dollar addition, with other items awarded to State Tractor and Equipment Co. and Equipment Sales Co. The council also invested 33000 dollars in government bonds. A. C. Rodriguez pressed for higher pay and summer vacations for irrigators, to be reviewed.
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Tempe Bureau
Tempe
Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co
Provo
Utah
Beca
State Tractor and Equipment Co
Phoenix
Equipment Sales Co
A. C. Rodriguez
Runcible Credit Mixup Targets Town Troubadour
A local gentleman known as Runciblewhich faces ongoing identity confusion as a village store mislabels his credit cards and monthly statements for Mr and Mrs George Run cible. Despite partial attempts to correct the error, mail and bills continue to reflect the incorrect female recipient.
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Runcible
George Runcible
George
Runci
Western alliance plans big three talks and aims for German role
Foreign ministers Schuman Acheson and Morrison will report on Washington discussions with NATO partners. They seek to publish an Ottawa declaration and pledged arms production while advancing plans to free West Germany from occupation. The seventh conference unites defense and finance ministers to counter aggression amid East West tensions.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Command
Ottawa
Robert Schuman
Acheson
Herbert Morrison
Washington
Western Germany
Schuman
NATO
Kremlin
Two Killed In Party Brawl In Bend Youth Held
In Bend Oregon an Eighteen year old William Frank lin Creel was detained on an open charge after allegedly shooting two men to death and wounding one man’s wife at a drinking party. The deceased are Rufus D. Arnold 22 from Marion Junction Alabama and Orville Moore 50 formerly of Idaho. Moore's wife Thelma was wounded and hospitalized with expected recovery.
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Bend
Ore
William Franklin Creel
Rufus D. Arnold
Marion Junction
Ala
Orville Moore
Idaho
Moore
Thelma
Highway Paved Rapidly Near Obregon
Work on the Ciudad Obregon Navojoa highway continues at a rapid pace. About 14 miles of the highway south of Ciudad Obregon have been surfaced.
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Hermosillo
Ciudad Obregon- Navojoa
Ciudad Obregon
Ransom Note Waited As Clue To American's Manila Fate
In Manila a heart broken wife and friends await a ransom note to prove Henry W. Corp, 66, is alive after his jeep was found in a river with four bullet holes. Corp disappeared Thursday noon. army troops were deployed at Pampanga sugar mill manager Dersheimer said there is no evidence of his death.
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Manila
Henry W. Corp
Corp
Dersheimer
Pampanga
del Carmen
Philippine Army
Army claims one-hour clash near Zambales border kills four Huks
An army unit battled Communist Huk guerrillas along the Zambales Pampanga border last night. Four rebels were killed, but the main body reportedly escaped into the mountains. Corp's wife offered a $5,000 reward for information on her husband.
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Zambales
Pampanga
Corp
Dersheimer
Ees
Inon
Five Nations Granted Trade Ban Exemption
The National Security Council exempted Iran Israel Egypt Libya and Indonesia from the legal ban on US aid to nations doing business with the Soviet bloc. It notes Iran does not export arms or war materials and Israel has a pro west foreign policy. Egypt sees trade with the Soviet bloc as essential to its economy and shows no evidence of exporting war materials. The panel cites Egypt and Iran as aligned against international communism and supportive of the United States.
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Washington
National Security Council
Iran
Israel
Egypt
Libya
Indonesia
Council
Truman
United States
Congress
Kem
China
Russia
Jury Rules Flier Killed By Mishap
A coroner's jury in Williams ruled 28 year old Stewart S. Bassett died in an accident when his mono plane crashed 16 miles north of Ash Fork while he was on a routine business visit to sell a house trailer. His craft dove after circling about 100 yards above ground.
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Williams
Stewart S. Bassett
Bassett
Ash Fork
Thomas E. Way
Senate Passes Bill Requiring Air Commands
Washington Sept 15 The Senate passed a bill to create a Tactical Air Command for close air support, and to establish a Strategic Air Command and an Air Defense Command by law. Existing commands could be abolished or reshuffled during war or emergency.
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Washington
Senate
Air Force
House
Strategic Air Command
Folsom Paternity Plaintiff Is Dead
Christine Putman Johnston Webb a 33 year old divorcee who filed a paternity suit against James E Folsom then Alabama governor has died in Cullman Alabama The suits sought to declare Folsom her husband and legal father of her son born April 17 1946 in Nashville Tennessee Folsom called the suits political disharmony and said they were the work of his enemies
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Cullman
Ala
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Christine Putman Johnston Webb
Mossadegh bids farewell to Grady in Tehran
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh tearfully bid farewell to resigning American Ambassador Henry F. Grady in Tehran. Grady's resignation, accepted last week, will take effect as he leaves for the United States. The ailing premier was deeply moved and wept during the brief meeting.
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Tehran
INS
Mohammed Mossadegh
Henry F. Grady
Iran
Grady
United States
Arizona enrolls 1841 students on fall first day
In Tucson, the University of Arizona reported 1,841 students enrolled for the fall semester on the first day of registration. Registrar C Zaner Lesher predicted totals would hit about 4,500 by night and rise to roughly 5,400 by the end of next week, contrasting with 2,161 on the same day in 1950.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
C. Zaner Lesher
Masons Visit Globe Doric Dodge and White Mountain Lodges
Fred W. Moore grand master of the Arizona Grand Lodge of Masons will visit Doric Dodge Lodge in Miami and White Mountain Lodge in Globe at Globe Masonic Hall at 6 30 p m today.
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GLOBE
Fred W. Moore
Mesa
Arizona Grand Lodge of Masons
Doric Dodge Lodge
Miami
White Mountain Lodge
Globe Masonic Hall
Abalone Survey Underway in Southeast Alaska Waters
The Fish and Wildlife Service launched an abalone survey in Southeastern Alaska waters. The survey aims to gather data on abalone populations and habitat conditions to inform conservation efforts.
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Washington Pt
Police seize shoplifters haul in Albuquerque raid
In a major crackdown, police recovered more than ten thousand dollars in merchandise linked to a jewelry theft at Zale's. Five people were arrested including Mrs Seferino Lopez and her daughter in law Viola Lopez. The operation required two trucks to move the seized linen, dresses, hardware, toys, kitchen utensils, suits and shirts to headquarters.
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Albuquerque
Frank Stephenson
Zale
Seferino Lopez
Safford PTA Plans Greeting to Start Year
Safford PTA opens the 1951 52 program with a 7 39 p m reception for teachers supervisors and parents in the high school auditorium. Mrs Lucile B Young president notes W F Lieurance will present films from his South Africa hunting trip. Lieurance, owner of Peoples Department Store, moved here last spring from Tucson. New Graham County Chapter Arizona Society for Crippled Children officers are to be elected at the annual meeting Thursday in the superior court chambers. Mrs Ned Rogers chairs the group and says the meeting will be open to the public.
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Leslie Meredith
Tempe
George E. Muns Jr
Crouch
Christian Edit
Wesley Fundation
Minnesota
Macphail School of Speech and Dramatic Art
Minneapolis
Minnesota State Teachers College
Mankato
Hamline University
St. Paul
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Arizona State College
Muns
University of Missouri
University of North Carolina
David Frost
Safford Bureau
Safford
Safford Pta
Lucile B. Young
W. F. Lieurance
South Africa
Lieurance
Peoples Department Store
Tucson
Graham County
Arizona Society For Crippled Children
Superior Court
Ned Rogers
Jaycees To Handle Show Promotion At Arizona Livestock Show
The Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce will manage promotional and publicity phases of the Arizona National Livestock Show January 2 to 5, continuing last year's role after the event's renaming from Phoenix Stock Show. Frank Snell announced the Jaycees pledge of active support, with Don Pperson noting Jack Hackett to lead the stock show promotional committee.
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Phoenix
Creighton District Votes on U.S. Aid
Voters in the Creighton School District decide whether to accept between 250000 and 480000 in federal funds for building projects. Superintendent W T Machan notes the area’s defense-driven growth makes funds available. Polls in four schools open until 6 p.m.
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Creighton
W. T. Machan
Two Men Sentenced for Killing Huatabampo Police Chief
In Hermosillo, two men received prison terms for the 3 year old slaying of Eliis Matus, the Huatabampo police chief. Manuel Rojas drew 28 years, while Jesus Bringas was sentenced to 19 years in prison.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Eliis Matus
Huatabampo
Manuel Rojas
Jesus Bringas
San Diego Arrival Ends Long Stay
Eight hundred men and officers of the USS Pine Island returned to San Diego after nine months in the Far Pacific. Families welcomed them with tears as children clung to mothers and band music filled the harbor. The Pine Island docked beside the Curtiss with the Badoeng Strait relief ship nearby, while warships Valley Forge and Manchester rode at anchor in the harbor.
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San Diego
Pacific
Bob Barry
Naval ‘Air Station
Pine Island
Far Pacific
China
Straits of
Formosa
Curtiss
Badoeng Strait
Valley Forge
Manchester
Glendale High to Run Three Shifts Amid Crowded Classes
Glendale Union High School faces record enrollment near 1,100, forcing three daily shifts from 7:15 am to 5:45 pm, with four basement rooms converted to classrooms. Superintendent Robert W. Ashe cites a bond plan for Sunnyslope High and a Washington District site as contested relief. The piece also notes the Glendale Lioness Club Mother-Son Splash Party with fathers serving as lifeguards at the event.
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Royal J. Ziemer
Glendale
Glendale Union High School
Robert W. Ashe
Ashe
Sunnyslope
Washington
Glendale Lioness Club
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Power Steering Aid One Of This Year's Big Auto Feats
AP report notes power assisted steering emerged in 1951 with Chrysler Imperial and New Yorker, later Saratoga. GM likely next year, while Gemmer supplies the system. Benefit seen in parking and road recovery. cost only modestly higher than automatic transmission. Braking advances also cited.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Chrysler
General Motors
Gemmer Manufacturing Co
Gemmer
Huge Forest Fire Halted in Northern California
The Associated Press reports a blaze blackened over 17,000 acres in Plumas National Forest and was brought under control last night. Firefighters eyed controlling two other large California fires, while numerous smaller blazes were out or controlled. A 6,000 acre brush fire threatened Mill Creek Canyon resorts west of San Bernardino, and a pine timber fire near Lake Pillsbury in Mendocino National Forest neared 3,000 acres with Forest Supervisor Lee Thomas hopeful for control today.
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Plumas National Forest
Sierra Nevada
California
San Bernardino National Forest
Mill Creek Canyon
Forest Home
Fallisvale
San Bernardino
Lake Pillsbury Basin
Mendocino National Forest
Coast Range
Lee Thomas
Japanese Citizens Approve U.S. Pact
In Tokyo and Osaka areas Mainichi poll shows eighty percent approval of the United States Japanese security pact. Fifty five percent believe the pact reduced or ended danger of Communist aggression against Japan.
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Tokyo
Osaka
Mainichi
Japan
Paris Prague Flying Halted
France suspends all air traffic with Czechoslovakia with no time limit. A foreign ministry spokesman said the halt follows Czechoslovak flights over Germany being halted. The Allied high commission disclosed Prague’s government airline was denied the right to fly over Allied territories in West Germany.
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France
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
Germany
Allied High Commission
Czechoslovak Airlines
Prague
West Germany
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