North American T-28 trainer completes maiden flight early
The Air Force’s new North American T-28 trainer finished its maiden flight two weeks ahead of schedule. Test Pilot Jean Ziegler said it greatly reduces ground-loop risk and enhances pilot safety. The aircraft, designed after World War II, has a top speed of 288 mph and a 29,800 foot service ceiling, with the first unit sent to Wright Patterson Air Force Base for static tests.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
North American Aviation Company
Jean Ziegler
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
North American
Phoenix Housing Request Studied
Federal Public Housing Authority officials studied an application from Phoenix Arizona for a 265000 advance to survey housing needs. A 1150 unit slum clearance project costing 5000000 is suggested in Phoenix and the survey would determine its need. Field Director E S Foster of the agency led the review.
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Los Angeles
Federal Public Housing Authority
Phoenix
Ariz
E. S. Foster
Bubble Gum Is No Lift For Europe, ECA Rules
Washington reports the Economic Cooperation Administration plans to bar Marshall Plan purchases of bubble gum and nail polish. Auditors prepare a list of ineligible goods to guide ERP spending, following questions over $3,407.90 for 14,545 pounds of bubble gum to Belgium and $1,350 for 300 gallons of nail polish to France.
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Europe
Washington
INS
Economic Co-operation Administration
ECA
U. S
Belgium
Sweets Laboratories of
New York
Durlin Company
Newark
N. J
France
PHA Says It Will Forward Request to Washington
The Public Housing Authority stated it would transmit the request to Washington, supported by a regional office recommendation. The action indicates coordinated federal review of the local proposal and outlines the path toward a final decision.
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The
PHA
Washington
Fifty two pass tests for entrance to state bar
Fifty two candidates passed July bar examinations for admission to the State Bar of Arizona. They will appear before the Arizona Supreme Court at 10 a.m. on Oct. 3 for admission. Top scores went to Robert O. Lesher of Tucson and John M. Favour of Prescott, followed by Nicholas H. Powell of Prescott. Other successful examinees hail from Tucson, Phoenix, Nogales, Wickenburg, Chandler, Mesa, Scottsdale and New Mexico, with several abroad. New stainless steel garden tools touted as rust resistant and sturdy for men yet light enough for their wives.
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State Bar of
Arizona
Walter Roche
Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Robert O. Lesher
Tucson
Charles Z. Lesher
University of Arizona
John M. Favour
Prescott
al Favour
Nicholas H. Powell
Thomas Edwin Allin, Jr
Cliffton Elroy Bloom
John Francis Boland, Jr
Joseph A. Cracchiolo
Laurence Anthony Davis
Wilbert Emery Dolph, Jr
Harry Kenneth Dwyer
William Clarence Frey
Beverly Harris
Estes DuMont
McBryde
Stephen Patterson Moorhead
Robert H. Allen
Donald Joseph Bauman
John Joseph Flynn
John Wilson Foltz
Richard Roland Greenfield
Allan Farold Hall
Charles Leach Hardy
Arthur Aaron Lennard
John Lyman Merril
Patrick Wayne O’reilly
Allan Roach Perry
John Paul von Blum
Edward Eugene Williams
James Andrew Yankee
Andrew L. Bettwy
William Sill Reed
Nogales
Leonard Everett
Wickenburg
Lurline Gray
Douglas
James Harris Green, Jr
Buckeye
Dick Lamar Greer
Holbrook
Ruth Duncan Kautz
Chandler
Raymond Otis Mitchell
Scottsdale
Heber Lavon Payne
Mesa
John Gleeson Pidgeon
Warren
Eldon Dean Rudd
Cottonwood
John Foresman Schaber
Joseph Wayne Woodbury
New Mexico
William George Bergman
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Louis A. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cape Henry
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Johnson
Adms
Louis E. Denfeld
Navy
J. Lawton Collins
Army
He-Man
Kerricks Bedding Center
Coronation
Morning Star
Lady Hamilton
D. Milady
Rogers Bros
America
Holmes and Edwards
Spring Garden
Lovely Lady
Kerricks Silverware
Gabardine
Stoll of
California
Kerricks Dress Shop
Eve Carver
Kerricks Town and Country
Crepe
Kerricks Women's and
Gray
Kerricks Coat Shop
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