Birthday Party At Butch's House Nets $108 To Treat Polio Victims
Butch Finn eight birthday party at 230 East Indianola Avenue raised 108.85 dollars for the local polio fund. Guests donated coins in a cigar box, later handed to Charles Hoover of the polio chapter. The event honored by Sheriff Boies and featured local entertainers. Funds support treatment at the Convalescent Home and St Monica's Hospital.
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Butch
David Daniel
Butch) Finn
East Indianola Avenue
T. D. Finn
Charles E. Hoover
Osborn School
Ann Louise
Winona Saffell
Phoenix
L. C. Boies
Far East Outlay Debate Ties Britain House to US Burden
In a Washington dispatch, the British plan to cut spending while preserving social programs prompts questions whether the United States will shoulder more Far East defense costs. Attlee’s cabinet seeks a confidence vote on a program maintaining cradle to grave health insurance and food subsidies, with defense budgeting under review.
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Washington
United States
Greece
Turkey
Great Britain
Germany
London
Far East
Clement Attlee
Canada
Attlee
Weather Bureau eyes new rainfall reporting device
U S Weather Bureau officials considered automatic precipitation reporting stations for unpopulated Eastern Arizona areas. They cited runoff prediction and flood threat monitoring as benefits. Three representatives described driving through heavy rains near Hannegan Meadow and east of Springerville, noting such reports are not currently received by the bureau.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Arizona
Bureau
Merrill Bernard
Washington, D. C
Climatological and Hydrological Service
Vernon Rupp
Los Angeles
Louis R. Jurwitz
Phoenix
Hannegan Meadow
Springerville
Japan Stronger Says Economist
David Maynard, economic counselor to the occupation government in Japan, told the American Institute for Foreign Trade that Japan is building a stable economy and has accepted democracy. He forecast Japan could become a valuable U.S. customer and ally by 1955 as industry nears prewar output.
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Japan
David Maynard
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Maynard
Phoenix
Washington, D. C
United States State Department
Janan
Far East
Janerne
Eineks
Magnare
Three Men and Woman Held For Slayings
In Newport Tennessee, three men Claude Robertson Hermie Lee Jones and Basil Jones and an unidentified woman are held on murder charges in a torture slaying case. Victims Charles Perry and Josie Law were found dead in Gatlinburg with multiple stab and slash wounds.
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Newport
Tenn
Charles Fisher
Cocke County
Claude Robertson
Hermie Lee Jones
Basil Jones
Roy Whaley
Sevier County
Johnson City
Charles Perry
Josie Law
Perry
Gatlinburg
Whaley
Miss Law
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