Coast Doctor Appointed Arizona State Hospital Head
Dr. M. W. Conway, a Santa Ana psychiatrist with over 30 years in administration of mental institutions, will become superintendent of the Arizona State Hospital on November 1. The $7,200 yearly post follows his tenure as Eastern State Hospital’s assistant then superintendent in Spokane from 1933 to 1944. Native of Cincinnati and Ohio Cincinnati alumnus, he succeeds Dr. Bruce Hart who plans to retire.
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Calif
Arizona State Hospital
M. W. Conway
Hospital Board of Contre
Conway
Eastern State Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Ohio-Miami College of Medicine
Bruce Hart
Congress Opens in Copenhagen Spotlighting Cooperative Divide
The 18th Congress of the International Co operative Alliance opened in Copenhagen as leaders weighed a widening split between free world co operative movements and those aligned with Communist countries.
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Copenhagen
International Co-operative Alliance
Free World
Four Diseases May Suggest Lung Removal
Four diseases warrant lung removal or partial resection: cancer, lung abscesses, tuberculosis, and cysts. Cancer dominates, with decades of development making lobectomy and pneumonectomy standard. TB and cysts are less common, cysts rarely detected, and pioneering surgeries if attempted.
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New York
Battle of the Hills Aims at Eastern Korea Gains
ENEMY losses totaled about six Red divisions as 2,800 Reds were taken prisoner in the period. U.N. forces gained hills and 15 miles advance on the eastern front while never yielding ground in North or South Korea. Fifth Air Force destroyed or damaged over 800 Communist trucks and reported roughly 200 Red casualties. F-84s swept MIG Alley. rail lines were cut in 58 locations.
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the Hills
Korea
van Fleet
Eighth Army
United Nations
U.N
North
South Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Mrs Seagoe Dies Coolidge Pioneer
Mrs. Clara Catherine Seagoe, 84, a longtime Coolidge resident for 31 years, died yesterday at Florence General Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be in Pomona, California. Visitation 6 to 8 p.m. today at Cole and Maud Mortuary. She was born in Topeka Kansas and farmed with her husband on land now in Coolidge. An artist active in three exhibits. Survivors include daughter Mrs. James J. Wallace of Coolidge, son Francis A. of Blythe California, two brothers, four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
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James J. Wallace
Coolidge
Francis A
Blythe Calif
Union Heads Score Hiring Of Convicts
Denver reports convicts used in private labor sparked union outrage as the governor directed recall of inmates from private work and ordered an end to convict farming. The 1951 law, signed last April, allowed surplus convict-made goods sales and overturned parts of a 1935 ban, drawing CIO and labor cautions. Senator LaRoy Purdy urged repeal and inclusion in the January assembly.
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Denver
INS
Colorado State Prison
Denver Post
Pueblo
Colo
William M. White
Dan Thornton
Assembly
Thornton
Englewood
LaRoy Purdy
CIO Communication Workers
Police Seek Accused Thug From East Phoenix Case
A 46 year old ex convict Sam W Williams is sought by Arizona officers after he allegedly assaulted a Phoenix motel operator and robbed her of 18 dollars. The 55 year old victim filed felony charges in East Phoenix Justice Court. She said Williams boasted of using the cash to buy a gun for a planned payroll robbery in Kingman. Williams has served sentences in three reformatories and three prisons.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Sam W. Williams
24Th St
van Buren
East Phoenix Justice Court
Williams
Kingman
Kingman. Sheriff’s Office
Arizona’s
Views On Evolution Given By Pope Pius
CASTEL GANDOLFO Italy Sept 24 AP Pope Pius says evolution may be studied regarding human body origins but must not challenge divine creation of the human soul He told 80 Carmelites that his 1950 encyclopedia on theology and science did not aim to curb scientific discussion The order marked the 25th anniversary of its international college
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius
Order of
International College
Two Children Die as Fire Destroys Long Island Mansion
A pre dawn blaze on Mount Pleasant Road in Smithtown Branch Long Island destroyed a 15 room mansion belonging to William J. Biggart a New York fabrics executive. Two children Michael Biggart 2 and Patrick 4 months died while six others escaped or were rescued including siblings William 5 and Thomas 7. A maid suffered a possible leg fracture and a fireman pulled an exhausted child from smoke. The fire origin is unknown and neighbors aided in evacuations.
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Smithtown Branch
N. Y
William J. Biggart
New York Fabrics Company
Mount Pleasant Road
Long Island
Michael Biggart
John W
William
Thomas
Fire Sweeps Oakland Court Apartments
A six story Oakland Court building in downtown Oakland suffered a deadly fire killing a 55 year old former teacher, Mrs Fernande Feugereux, and injuring or suffocating a resident, Mrs Leona Viex. Fire alarms brought multiple engines and ambulances as tenants were evacuated by ladders from the flames engulfing the main stair.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Court
Leona Viex
Charles Viex
Fernande Feugereux
Prayers Ordered For King by Aga Khan in East Africa
The Aga Khan has instructed all Ismaili Muslims in East Africa to pray daily for a week for King George VI health. The directive was issued from Nairobi on September 24 by AP reporting.
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Nairobi
East Africa
Aga Khan
George VI
Forrestal Career Highlights and Early Life Overview
Forrestal, born February 15 1892 in Matteawan New York, rose from newspaper work to Princeton before naval aviator service in World War I. He built a bond sales career at Dillon Read rising to president by 1938, and joined public service in 1940 under President Roosevelt. His belief in reducing human friction shaped his approach to business and government.
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Matteawan
N. Y
Forrestal
New York State
Dartmouth
Princeton
Navy
Statistical Department
W. A. Read Co
Dillon, Read and Co
Roosevelt
Funeral services for Frank H Baldwin in Jerome
Jerome September 24 AP funeral services held at Haven Methodist Church at 2 p m for Frank Heron Baldwin a longtime Yavapai County resident who died Sunday He worked at United Verde Copper Co from 1921 until retirement Survivors include wife Minnie Katherine Jerome daughters Grace Ross Providence R I and Madge Whitford Jerome Burial is in Mountain View Cemetery Prescott.
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Jerome
The
Haven Methodist Church
Frank Heron Baldwin
Yavapai County
United Verde Copper Co
Minnie Katherine
Grace Ross
Providence, R. L
Madge Whitford
Mountain View Cemetery
Prescott
Pyle, Tribal Heads Confer On Indian Citizenship Plan
Gov Howard Pyle and leaders from 13 Arizona tribal councils meet to discuss a 25 year plan to elevate Indians to full citizenship. Arizona to oversee indoctrination and education during transition while seeking federal aid to continue during the period.
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Howard Pyle
Arizona
Pyle
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