Truman Links Welfare to Peace and Prosperity
President Truman in a radio address, from the White House, urged support for a Democratic program aimed at housing, education, health, and social security. He argued prosperity guarantees peace, defended welfare state ideas, and cited measures to expand resources, power, and water access as party goals. The remarks, tied to Democratic Women's Day events, defended the party's economic agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Times
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
White House
Democratic National Committee
Second prehistoric bone found near Winslow Arizona
A plastering contractor, Roberto Cordero, found a 30 inch leg bone from knee to ankle in a gravel pit about five miles east of Winslow between Highway 66 and the Santa Fe Railroad. The bone, broken into three pieces but fitting together, measures eight and a half inches at the ankle, five and a half through the shin and nine inches where it would join the knee. Last week Joe Guzman reported bones in a pit three miles northeast of town, two miles from Cordero’s find.
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Winslow
Roberto Cordero
Santa Fe
Cordero
Joe Guzman
Winslow Sand and Gravel
Here
Golden Gate Bazaar to Aid Community Orchestra
A bazaar at Golden Gate Settlement on East Grant Street 1701 runs 3 to 12 p m Saturday featuring food booths games a musical program and a dance Proceeds fund a community chest orchestra with Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts sponsoring booths Roe sita Aguilar will arrange the program and George Macias and his orchestra will supply dance music for Golden Gate teenagers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Settlement
East Grant Street
Bill Cota
Settlement Mothers’ Club
Community Chest Agency
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Roesita Aguilar
New Monroe Doctrine Switch to Calvert
New York entertainer George H. Monroe urges moderation for men and promotes Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey as lighter and finer with a smoother highball. Calvert Distillers Corp. of New York City markets 86.8 proof whiskey with 65 percent grain neutral spirits.
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New York
N. Y
George H. Monroe
Calvert
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Frypkfort Distillers Corp
Home Fashion Festival Week Opens in Phoenix
Thousands of homemakers visited 16 stores for the launch of Home Fashion Festival Week. Window displays remain through Thursday with voting for best display ending then and cash prizes of 100, 75, and 50 to be awarded Friday by Phoenix Advertising Club members. Participating stores include Angelus Furniture, Barrows, Carrier's, Cole's, Dorris Heyman, Electric Center, Globe Furniture, Goebel Decorators, Hooper, Mehagian's, Paula's Maple Shop, Pettijohn's, Lou Regester, Trader's, Union, and Western Stores.
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Phoenix
Jim Sale
Barrows Furniture Company
Sale
Phoenix Advertising Club
Angelus Furniture Company
Barrows
Carrier's
Cole’s Home Furnishings
Dorris- Heyman Furniture Company
Electric Center
Globe Furniture Company
Goebel Decorators
Hooper Furniture Company
Mehagian’s Home Furnishings
Paula’s
Maple Shop
Pettijohn’s
Lou Regester, Inc
Trader’s Furniture Company
Union Furniture Company
Western Stores
Fair Seeks Day For Jacque Mercer At Arizona Fair
Paul F Jones executive secretary of the Arizona State Fair Commission aims to host Miss America Jacque Mercer at the fair November 4 to 13. He sent a telegram to Atlantic City pageant officials requesting a one day appearance for the Phoenix native. Mercer also invited to attend Hermosillo Sonora Mex Black and White Ball in winter at the governor s palace, a Sonora social season highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Jones
Arizona State Fair Commission
Jones
Atlantic City
Jacque Mercer
Phoenix
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Associated Press
Governor’s
Phoenix City Council Calls for Vice Conditions Report
The Phoenix City Council asked City Manager James T. Deppe and Police Chief Earl O Clair to prepare a report on vice conditions in the city after a motion by Councilman H W Blaine, with support from Charles N Walters. Mayor Udall cited a Phoenix Gazette article and clashed over housing project politics and timing.
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James T. Deppe
Earl O’clair
Phoenix
H. W
Jack) Blaine
Charles N. Walters
Deppe
Nicholas Udall
Phoenix Gazette
Walter Clark
Harvard University
American Social Hygiene Association
Udall
Imler
Arizonans Bid High On Fox Parking Lot
Arizona firm Landrum and Mills Realty bids 2500 dollars a month for the Fox Street parking lot lease, proposing a 50 year term with a 400 car garage and city ownership of buildings. The bid, opened at Phoenix City Council, beat Parvin and Bucholtz groups in a lively auction and starts construction within a year if awarded. The council also considered water and Sky Harbor upgrades and rejected three fire pump bids for lack of compliant specifications.
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Lewis Thomas
Arizona
Fox
Second Street
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Sra Beare Wee
James T. Deppe
Phoenix
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sky Harbor
Riney B. Salmon
Landrum and Mills Realty Company
Salmon
California
A. B. Parvin
Los Angeles
Parvin
Fred A. Ironside
Louis B. Whitney
Chicago
Bernard B. Bucholtz
Thomas J. Imler
Bucholtz
Landrum and Mills
Nicholas Udall
Walter Johannessen
Deppe
Fire Department
Judge Named To Committee Post By Club
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Walter Thalheimer is named to the Executive Committee of the Phoenix Executives Club to fill the unexpired term of Lt Gen Barton K Yount. The club, led by Dr William A Baker, meets monthly at Westward Ho October to April with speakers on world affairs.
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Maricopa County
Walter Thalheimer
Phoenix Executives Club
Barton K. Yount
William A. Baker
Phoenix
Ray Killian
Mesa
Jane Hudgins
Phoenix Public Library
Westward Ho
Philip LaFollette
Wisconsin
Pandit Nehru
Club
Thalheimer
J. Dave Wynne
Arizona Hotel Association
Joseph M. Greer
Harold R. Payne
Coca Cola Bottling Company
A. B. Kinsolving
Arizona Episcopal Church
Paul Henry Case
Hugh Gruwell
First National Bank of Arizona
Intervention Studied In Arizona Monarch Air Merger
Attorney General Fred O Wilson studied the advisability of intervening in a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing on October 10 regarding the proposed merger of Arizona Airways with Monarch Air Lines of Denver. The New Mexico Corporation Commission has already filed intervention in favor of the merger as officials consider the interstate network across Arizona New Mexico and Colorado.
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Fred O. Wilson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Arizona Airways, Inc
Monarch Air Lines
Denver
Wilson
William T. Brooks
Arizona Corporation Commission
New Mexico Corporation Commission
Brooks
H. O. Nelson
Arizona Airways
Nelson
CAB
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Challenger Air Lines
Billings
Mont
Monarch
Challenger Line
Students Win National Essay Awards at Capitol
Three Phoenix students and one from Tucson will receive certificates of merit from President Truman, handed by Governor Dan Garvey at the State Capitol. First prize went to Mary Ellen Edmonds of Tucson High. second to Jack Zimmerman of St. Marys High School. Third prize to Diane Chambers of Phoenix Union High School and fourth to Robert Laser of St. Marys High School. Edmonds entered the Washington national contest and won second in the country.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Truman
Dan Garvey
State Capitol
Mary Ellen Edmonds
Jack Zimmerman
St. Mary’s High School
Phoenix Gazette News
Diane Chambers
Phoenix Union High School
Robert Laser
Washington, D. C
Three Motorists Given Penalties
In East Phoenix Precinct Court Justice Harry E. Westfall sentenced Lawrence Powers, 20, 931 South 20th Drive, a mechanic's helper, to a $25 fine for reckless driving and David H. Milner, 45, 702 South First Street, a truck driver, to a $75 fine or 25 days in jail. In West Phoenix Precinct Court Justice Al J. Flood ordered Robert John Hawkins, 30, 2100 Grand Avenue, a laborer, to pay a $25 fine and suspended a 25 day jail term.
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Justice of the Peace
Harry E. Westfall
East Phoenix
Lawrence Powers
South 20Th Drive
David H. Milner
South First Street
West Phoenix
al J. Flood
Robert John Hawkins
Grand Avenue
False teeth fears eased with time FASTEETH powder
Advert reads a powder named time FASTEETH to stabilize denture plates. It claims the alkaline formula reduces slippage and wobble, offering more comfort without souring. The copy aims to reassure wearers and promote confidence.
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U.S
Jacque
Phoenix City Council
Ing
Phoenix Realtors
Fox Parking
Arizona Land and Rock Company
Scottsdale
Verde River
Fisher Contracting Company
Steve P. Rados
J. H. Welsh and Son
N. P. van Valkenburgh Company
Mark Cockrill Contracting Company
Vinson Construction Company
Water Department
M.L
Hollywood Craftsman Pottery
H.P. Motors
Miracle Value
Rayon
Gabardine
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