Safford Church Holds Annual Carnival Opens Friday
Safford Safford Parish St Rose of Lima Carnival begins Friday at 7 p m on church grounds with a Spanish dinner Saturday noon to 9 p m. Rev Paul Larocque is spiritual director, Conn Kelly chairs. Bishop Gercke will administer confirmation Monday. Proceeds from the nearby junior high and elementary school carnival on Sept 27 fund equipment and books.
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Safford
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Paul Larocque
Conn Kelly
Jack Lindsey
Ora Montoya
Marjorie Baker
Daniel J. Gercke
Tucson
Globe
Protect Your Vote It's Time Primary Registration Deadline
About 2 000 of 6 000 Phoenix residents who lost their registrations by not voting in the last municipal election have registered again. The city primary qualifying deadline is Oct 35 and is set for Nov 13. Registrations must be made at the branch at 1206 West Madison Street or with an outside deputy registrar.
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Phoenix
Elmo Maize
County Recorder’s Department
West
Madison St
Duckworth Rites Set For Tomorrow
Mildred Duckworth 67 died at home after a long illness in Phoenix. Rosary at Melcher Mortuary Chapel 8 p.m. today. Requiem mass 9 a.m. Thursday at Queen of Peace Church. Burial at St. Francis Cemetery. Survived by husband Roy of Phoenix, son David, daughter Rita Buchsbaum of Mesa. She and her husband started Mesa Drug Co. in 1942. she retired in 1946.
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Mesa Bureau
Mesa
Mildred Duckworth
N. 11Th St
Phoenix
Melcher Mortuary Chapel
Queen of Peace Catholic Church
St. Francis Cemetery
Roy
David
Rita Buchsbaum
Mesa Drug Co
W. Main
Duckworth
Monument Sets Record At Saguaro National Monument
Tucson report says Saguaro National Monument recorded 39,861 visitors in the year ending September 25, surpassing the 34,002 visitors who attended in 1950. Superintendent Sam King notes the new total exceeds the old record.
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Tucson
Saguaro National Monument
Sam King
Britain Iran clash over Abadan oil dispute escalates
Britain condemns Iran oil nationalization as expropriation and seeks a forceful response. The Foreign Office warns of possible consequences while Iran insists on control of its refinery. A 1921 mutual defense treaty with Russia complicates potential action as Britain seeks White House input ahead of a London cabinet meeting.
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Foreign Office
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Iran
Russia
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Hague
White House
Washington
London
Bisbee Mighty Moth Invasion Spreads Across Town
Thousands of moths swarmed Bisbee on September 26 including tiny species and four inch wingspans. They plagued grass patches Brewery Gulch and Bucky O Neill Hill before retreating at dusk as the sun set.
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Bisbee
Brewery Gulch
Bucky O’neill Hill
Deer Shooting Charge Filed in Flagstaff
John Lett of Flagstaff was cited for shooting a doe out of season and illegal possession of deer meat and released on $300 bond. City officers found meat in a box with Lett's name in a canyon and more at his home, with the box left as if to dispose of it.
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Flagstaff
John Lett
Liberty
Shelby McCauley
Justice of the Peace
Lett
Ray Welch
Mine Firm Faces Commission Test Over Transfers
The commission studies testimony on fund transfers in a mining firm. If fraud is proven, findings go to the attorney general for possible receiver appointment and criminal actions under new state securities laws. Dr. N O Wheeler and Dr. J A Malerich of Globe testified funds moved without their knowledge. both had invested in Campaign. Dr A J Bosse of Globe, a limited partner, said he knew of the transfers. Mrs. Peters said the company bought machinery, trucks, and mining equipment.
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N. O. Wheeler
J. A. Malerich
Globe
A. J. Bosse
Campaign
Phoenix doctor Dr Stephen Reynolds dies in Missouri
Dr Stephen D Reynolds 82 father of Mrs Robert H Culber and Mrs George E Stetson of Phoenix died yesterday in Plattsburg Missouri. He practiced medicine in Missouri for more than 60 years and had visited Phoenix several times. The two daughters will attend funeral services there tomorrow.
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Stephen D. Reynolds
Robert H. Culber
George E. Stetson
Phoenix
Plattsburg
Reynolds
Missouri
Mine Firm Transfers Little to Copper Queen Branch
W. W. Little, general superintendent of Phelps Dodge United Verde, is transferred to Copper Queen in Bisbee to become mine superintendent, effective Oct. 1. H. D. Clark succeeds him at United Verde, overseeing operations at Jerome and Clarkdale. Little has four years at Jerome, Clark has years with Copper Queen in Bisbee.
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Jerome
Bisbee
Phelps Dodge
Clark
Copper Queen
Probers Call For NY Police Housecleaning
Brooklyn grand jury charges a hierarchy of corrupt New York Police Department officials have protected gamblers for graft. The presentment, sent to Kings County Judge Samuel S Leibowitz, calls for wholesale house cleaning at the top of the department and suggests demotions if dismissals are blocked. The probe dates back a decade and targets veteran inspectors and deputies in charge of plainclothes divisions. A prior witness, Ret Bar Harry Gross, refused to testify against 18 indicted officers.
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New York
Brooklyn
New York City
Kings County
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Harry Gross
Ships Periled By Typhoon At Formosa Straits
In Formosa Strait a fierce typhoon drove a freighter aground while attempting to rescue another vessel stuck on a reef. The Anping grounded near Chiayi while the Chiayi had run onto a reef, both Nationalist owned, with gunboats, tugs, and over 100 junks on standby as cargo was jettisoned to aid freeing efforts.
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Formosa
Formosa Strait
Anping
Red China
Taiwan Navigation Co
Chiayi
FBI to Probe Indictments of Lake Charles Officials
Washington reports Attorney General McGrath ordered the FBI to investigate indictments of five Lake Charles newspapermen and three civic leaders after articles on local law enforcement. The probe will determine if any federal civil rights laws were violated.
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Washington
McGrath
FBI
Lake Charles
Strike Halts Jet Engine Assembly at Wright Corp
A 9,000 worker strike at Wright Aeronautical halted defense production in Wood-Ridge New Jersey and Garfield. Picket lines ringed the plant as federal mediators John H. Fenton and Charles Gray pursued negotiations with Local 669 CIO United Auto Workers, which led the walkout at midnight. Police were posted around the facility to prevent violence during the labor dispute.
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N. J
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Garfield
John H. Fenton
Charles Gray
CIO
United Auto Workers
Senator Opposes Deal Over Oatis Case
Senator O'Conor of Maryland denounced any bargain to free William Oatis the Associated Press reporter imprisoned in Czechoslovakia. He urged the government not to barter justice or decency for release while noting the Czech envoy Prochazka hinted such a exchange might be possible. Oatis, sentenced to 10 years last July, had been accused of spying according to charges O'Conor called trumped up. Prochazka at a press conference tied Oatis’s release to trade policy criticisms of the United States.
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Washington
O’conor
Senate
Czechoslovakia
William Oatis
Associated Press
Vladimir Prochazka
Oatis
Prochazka
Refugee Says Oatis Is Not Physically Harmed
Maxmilian Jiri Lom, a former Czechoslovak official who fled with his wife and child, told reporters in Frankfurt that William N. Oatis, the AP bureau chief held in Prague, is not being physically mistreated though he believes Oatis suffers mentally. Lom suggested the Czech government might trade Oatis for valuable items, such as U.S. orders for heavy machinery.
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Frankfurt
Germany
William N. Oatis
Prague
Oatis
Maxmilian Jiri Lom
Czechoslovakia
Gerta
Helen
Lom
U.S
Brewster to Speak on Israel Investment Appeal
Tucson audience to hear Senator Owen Brewster of Maine address Israel’s need for U S capital investment. The September event emphasizes economic support and international relations as part of a campaign stop.
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Brewster
Tucson
Owen Brewster
Israel
U.S
Editors Urge Break With Czechs Over Oatis Case
APME urged breaking diplomatic ties with Communist Czechoslovakia if all else fails to secure release of AP correspondent William N. Oatis. The report, signed by Wiggins Cornish and Stempel, warned of possible serious measures and noted U S government resolve to pursue the case within national interests.
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Catis
San Francisco
Associated Press Managing Editors Association Today
Czechoslovakia
William N. Oatis
APME
L. R. Blanchard
Rochester, N. Y
Democrat and Chronicle
Oatis
Blanchard
Oatis Committee
J. R. Wiggins
Washington Post
George Cornish
New York Herald Tribune
John Stempel
University of Indiana Daily
William Oatis
People on TV plays remind me of real neighbors
The author notes real looking actors differ from idealized Hollywood types. He praises the imperfect leading lady and crooked nosed suitor as relatable. Then he contrasts stage eating of sponsor products with polished ads, likening it to a gas pain search for relief.
Flight Ban Ordered Over Savannah River Plant
President Truman signed an executive order banning airplane flights over the Atomic Energy Commission plant at Savannah River in South Carolina and Georgia.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah River
South Carolina
Georgia
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