Phoenix Plans For Industry Drive Mapped
The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce industrial development committee announced a brochure to promote Arizona resources for attracting heavy industry. A V K Babcock reported Washington urges dispersion to reduce war risk, with plants moved 10 to 20 miles apart. Officials expect possible war by October.
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Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
A. V. K. Babcock
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Washington
Babcock
Plains
Russia
Floyd Rains
Chamber
Lovett Approved as Defense Secretary by Senate
The Senate approved President Truman's nomination of Robert A. Lovett, a Texas-born banker, as defense secretary, succeeding Gen. George C. Marshall who resigned two days earlier. Lovett, 56, was appointed immediately after Marshall's departure.
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Senate
Truman
Robert A. Lovett
Defense
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Lovett
Flaxseed Prices Jump on Government Support News
Minneapolis Sept 15 Flaxseed prices rose sharply at the opening on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange with December delivery at 3.87 a bushel up 15 cents and the September contract also up 15 cents, the full daily limit. The move followed government announcements that 1952 flaxseed prices would be supported at a higher level.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Miner Chief and six board members renominated at union convention
The 47th annual convention of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers in Nogales ends with Buffalo New York chosen as the 1952 site. President John Clark of Great Falls Montana and six of seven executive board members are renominated without opposition for secret referendum in November. Nominees include William Mason Chesley Smotherman and Chesley Smotherman plus others across districts. District 4 has no nominations. Clark to begin a third two year term as president. No dates set for 1952 meeting.
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International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers
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N. Y
John Clark
Great Falls
Mont
William Mason
Butte
Rocky Mountains
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Canada
Raymond Dennis
Chicago
Midwest
Alton Lawrence
Bessemer
Ala
Albert Pezzati
New York City
Chase Powers
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Nels Thibault
Sudbury
Ontario
Southwest
Chesley D.smotherman
Carlsbad
N. Mex
Verne Curtis
McGill
Nev
John P. Foley
Bisbee
Charles H. Wilson
Orville Larson
Miami
Oscar Hill
Western
Maurice E. Travis
Denver
Colo
Charles McLean
Anaconda
Clark
Plan to adopt landfill method to curb Phoenix fly nuisance
News around Phoenix reports senior county sanitarian J. O. Farnsworth aims to present a plan to Maricopa County Board of Supervisors endorsing sanitary landfills for garbage disposal to replace open dumps. Six locations designated with funds set aside for operation as landfills, addressing fire-causing breeding grounds and improving sanitation.
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J. O. Farnsworth
Maricopa
Spanish Americans Launch Mexico Independence Fetes
Thousands of Spanish-Americans in Arizona celebrate Mexico independence day with fiestas across Phoenix Mesa Eloy Florence Nogales Douglas Pirtleville Agua Prieta. Events include speeches dances fireworks coronation of fiesta queens with Emma Larini crowned in Phoenix as 10,000 attend University Park concerts and queen’s ball at Shrine Auditorium.
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Mesa
Eloy
Florence
Nogales
Douglas
Pirtleville
Agua Prieta
Emma Larini
University Park
Williams Air Force Band
Shrine Auditorium
Lydia Parra
Julia Martinez
Josephine Madrigal
Rendezvous Park
Estate Sues Driver In Hit Run Death
The estate of Mary D. Clay sues John Linden Loftis for 25000 damages in Maricopa County Superior Court over the August 22 hit-and-run death. Loftis, 22, faces four criminal counts including negligent homicide and second offense drunken driving after the fatal incident at 1405 East Mohave.
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John Linden Loftis
Mary D. Clay
E. Mohave
Maricopa County Superior Court
Mary E. Snader
Benefit Ball Game Promises Memorial Trophy
The Lake Greenway Post of the American Legion and city police and fire departments meet at Phoenix Softball Park on September 20 for a benefit game supporting the Crippled Children's Home. Officer Roy Murray and Fireman Rae Echols co chair the event. The trophy will stay with the winner for a year. Tickets are sold through fans and groups, including 100 purchased in honor of fallen servicemen. About 3200 tickets have been sold.
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Phoenix
Roy Murray
Rae Echols
Legion Post de TS Ence Ae
Murray
Veterans Hospital
Fraternal Order of Police
Valley Men In Same Infantry Training Unit
Private Carroll Paul Weber age 24 and Private Tony Vega Monroe are Arizona men serving together in the same infantry training company at Fort Ord California. Weber is son of Mr and Mrs A P Weber of Phoenix while Monroe is husband of Mrs Lupe R Moreno of Glendale.
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Pvt
Carroll Paul Weber
Tony Vega Monroe
Fort Ord
Calif
Weber
A. P. Weber
E. Palm Lane
Phoenix
Moreno
Lupe R. Moreno
Glendale
Ridgway Congratulates Japan on Peace Pact
General Matthew Ridgway praised Japan for choosing democracy after the San Francisco peace treaty signing. He warned the alternative was communism and urged the Japanese to continue on the democratic path, citing six years of Allied occupation and renewed trust from free nations.
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Tokyo
INS
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
San Francisco
Japan
Two Arizonans Wounded In Korea
Department of Defense lists two Arizonans wounded in Korea. Sgt. Anthony Morales, son of Santiago Morales and his wife of 730 South Fourth Street, and Pvt. Clinton A. Self, son of Jess E. Self and his wife of Cornville, are named among casualties.
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Department of Defense
Anthony Morales
Santiago Morales
S. Fourth St
Clinton A. Self
Jess E. Self
Cornville
Jet Graduates Told Keep Will To Learn Alive
Special to The Gazette Williams Air Force Base September 15 A graduating class of jet airmen was urged to keep the will to learn alive to help America stay secure. Dr Grady Gammage Arizona State College Tempe called the airmen makers of history noting one Arizona student Karl Jacobson from Williams former Phoenix resident and Robert Wedemeyer son of Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer. He warned that learning ancient lessons and liberal arts strengthen defense and that knowledge fuels technical skill and wiser decisions for a brighter future.
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Williams Air Force Base
America
Grady Gammage
Arizona State, College At
Arizonan Missing After English Channel Jet Crash
The U S Seventh Air Division reports 2nd Lt. George D. Lee 24 of Tucson Arizona missing after an F 84 jet crash in the English Channel Thursday A limited search is under way Lee's wife lives in Milwaukee
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U.S
Seventh Air Division
George D. Lee
E. Speedway
Tucson
Ariz
Lee
Milwaukee
Coast Theft Suspect Held In Jail Here
James Allison Bonebrake 24 of 1720 E Wood held in city jail on suspicion of first degree burglary after detectives tracked him for driving after dark with a $450 radio phonograph in the back seat. He is questioned in the Weed California jewelry store burglary and a theft at John Tillman Wagner’s home. Bonebrake admitted he was Clyde Bremby when questioned by Detectives Murphy and Lehman.
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James Allison Bonebrake
E. Wood
Calif
John Tillman Wagner
E. Madison
Bonebrake
Charles Murphy
Virgil Lehman
Weed
Clyde Bremby
Bremby
Murphy
Two Arizona Subdivisions Seek Budget Increases
Willcox and Pinal County ask the Arizona Tax Commission for permission to exceed 1951 52 budgets. Pinal County seeks $6,500 for the assessor's office and Willcox requests $11,151 for health and police department expenses. Hearings set for October 3 and October 4.
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Arizona
Willcox
Pinal County
Commission
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