Flood Control Urged By Reclamationists
Arizona State Reclamation Association urged flood control and water conservation at a Saturday meeting. Goodrich W Lineweaver, Gov. Pyle and Moeur called for Western unity to advance the Central Arizona Project and water rights, with emphasis on keeping water beneficial and avoiding waste.
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Arizona State Reclamation Association
Goodrich W. Lineweever
U. S. Commissioner of Reclamation
Pyle
J. H. Moeur
Congress
Bureau OF Reclamation
Arizona
U. S. Senate
House Interior Committee
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Interstate Colorado River Commission
Valley
Hotel Adams
Moeur
National Congress
John Kimball
Central Arizona Light and Power Co
Perry A. Ling
Mrs Peeble Fights For Red China Recognition Debate
New York AP profile of Trellis Mae Peeble and her husband Wilbur as they clash over whether the U S should recognize Red China amid Korea war. She argues recognition and UN inclusion. he counters with principle and global balance. The exchange touches on Japan China and world power dynamics.
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New York
the Peebles
Far East
Korea
Red China
Trellis Mae
Wilbur
United Nations
Mexico
Texas
Japan
United States
China
Britain
Ducky
Mother Says She Squeezed Tot To Death
Maywood California. Mildred Ferguson Parson 25 said she squeezed her 6 month old daughter Katherine while playing and claiming she stopped her breath. She is jailed on suspicion of murder though she says it was an accident. Police say the incident occurred with her husband away. Katherine was the first child.
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Maywood
Calif
Mildred Ferguson Parson
Katherine
Phelps Dodge Talks Resume In Douglas
Phelps Dodge Corporation and representatives of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers planned to resume wage contract talks in Douglas on September 24. Negotiations had continued since last Wednesday and Friday before the weekend break. A union spokesman was unsure if a federal mediator would attend. Union members are operating under an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction after a nationwide walkout last month.
Twelve Arrested by Liquor Agents in Phoenix Area
Liquor control agents arrested twelve men for illegal sale and possession of liquor during the weekend in the Phoenix area. Seven were jailed in the county facility and five in the city jail. One detainee, a 48 year old laborer, was discovered to be an escapee from the city work gang.
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Phoenix
Sherlock Holmes Exhibition Closes Without Sign of Old Sleuth
London visitors crowded into Baker Street room as a Festival of Britain display ends. No sign of Holmes or Dr. Watson despite 53 000 attendees. Organizers concede clues remain elusive about the master detective's fate.
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Baker Street
London
Sherlock Holmes
Saint Marylebone
Holmes
Dr. Watson
Patrolman Dolan Drives Down Suspect Vehicle
New York dispatch reports Traffic Patrolman Patrick Dolan commandeered a car to pursue a motorist who tried to run him down. Dolan said the driver kept to 25 miles an hour, below the speed limit, during the attempted chase.
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New York
Patrick Dolan
Dolan
Reds Number In Moviel And Drops Sharply
Hollywood hearings reveal dwindling Communist presence in film, with about 500 Reds among 40,000 workers after World War II. Witnesses from various professions testified to attempts to influence movies via the Screen Writers Guild and to finance front groups like the Anti Nazi League. The sessions featured Fifth Amendment protections and are set to resume with Rep Walter presiding.
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United States
Russia
Screen Writers Guild
Hollywood
Anti- Nazi League
John S. Wood
Calhoun
Francis E. Walter
Wood
Last of Custer's Regiment Dies
Sgt. Jake Horner, the last living member of Gen. George Custer's Seventh Cavalry, died at 96 in BISMARCK North Dakota. He survived the Little Big Horn massacre when horses ran short, remaining behind as Custer and his men rode away.
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Bismarck
N. Dak
Jake Horner
Horner
George Custer
Seventh Cavalry
the Little Big Horn
Custer
Rubber first used by Indian tribes in the Americas
Historic note records that indigenous peoples in the Americas first utilized rubber, aligning with scholars’ accounts of early material use and trade practices across regions. The artifact’s origins highlight precolonial innovations in natural resources and craft.
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Howard Pyle
Hal Boyle
Woman’s Club
Europe
Spain
Tito
Formosa
Christ
Cofonel
America
Phelps Dodge
Axminster
North Central
London Times
Victoria
Deerstalker
Arthur Conan Doyle
Conan Doyle
Shakespeare
Queen Mary
Alice
Christopher Morley
Michael Weight
King of Bohemia
Conan Doyle-Ites
Bohemia
Law Falls
LE Mans Bakery
E. McDowell
Reds
Ray
Los Angeles
House
Tire Headquarters
van Buren
Lloyd's
Guaranty Insurance
Agency
W. Monroe
Burke Payne
Les Jones
A. Brygger
Liragators
I. Miller
Asdamms
Poerst Spratt
the Phoenix Gazette
GE Cleaner
Culligan Service
Soft Water Service CO
J. L. Smithson
1St St
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