Government restricts amusement building under defense push
Washington reports a government order halting most new construction for amusement and recreational facilities unless they support national defense. The plan limits 18,000 new car plants’ growth and requires steel allocation of about 310,006 tons per month. Administrator William H. Jackson says the aim is to conserve materials for defense while permitting essential projects.
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Washington
U.F
Toay
Steel Prioritie Tempo Anglire Steel
William H. Hackson
Yuma Voter League Endorses Slate for City County Bets
The Yuma Voters’ League announced endorsements for city council seats and county posts and described positions on 14 ballot propositions. Endorsed for city council were Walter S. Varder Sr Isaac Polthamus Mrs Helen Phillips and Charles B. Roper, with further state and local endorsements listed.
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Yuma
HN Dees
Walter S. Varder
Issac Polthamus
Helen Phillips
Charles B. Roper
Henry C. Kelly
Superior
James B. McLay
Mg, Miniken
Harold C. Glas
Robert Hodge
Ersel Byrd
Justice of the Peace
Yuma Justice
State Board of Education
Achonla
James T. Hollin
League
Suspect Arrested Over Transmitter Dynamite Plot
Hernan Floyd Kinare, once a mental patient, is detained on charges of dynamiting the voice of America transmitters at Mason, Ohio, on September 27. Special Agent Dr. Brown says Kinare admitted planning to exploit the dynamite against the transmitters as a threat to reveal his actions.
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EL Palm Tes
FRE Sarors
Hernan Floyd Kinare
Vary
America
Mason
DR. Brown
ES Pass FR
Sak Kiener
Truman Says South Korea Troops Will Occupy Border
President Truman stated that South Korean troops would occupy the North Korean Manchurian border area with U.S. forces. He denied claims MacArthur knew details of the atomic bomb, said he gave the order, and warned of Western Europe winter dangers while commenting on Red China and UN recognition. The remarks touched on Korea, atomic history, and political maneuvering.
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Truman
South Korea
Manchurian
Washington
UPL
United States
Europe
MacArthur
Om Sagan
Hiroshima
AlacArthur
John Gunther
Nottram
Korea
Norea
Harold 1
Rites Held for Al Jolson in Hollywood Funeral
Hollywood mourners gathered at Temple Israel for the private service honoring Al Jolson known as the Mammy singer. Rabbi Mow Nussbaum led a brief ceremony as widow Ute Galbraith requested. The interment followed at Bethlah Cemetery with Paul Williams arranging a memorial shrine at Bill side Memorial Park.
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Hollywood
AL Jolson
Temple
Israel
Hollyswood Boulevard
Jolson
Mow Nussbaum
Jtolson
Galbraith
George Jessel
Nilogy
Rabi
Sau] Silverman
Adon
Folson
Bethlaut Cemetery
Paul Williams
Ag Bill Side Memorial Park
Axchamn Waal
Weather bulletin warns of high winds near Pacific Northwest coast
A fragmented bulletin reports gale warnings along the Northwest coast at 8 am Friday. Strong winds threaten the Far Northwest and Cape Rhines area as a Pacific storm tracks inland, prompting officials to issue cautions.
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Serth
Partie Seaboard
Feilay
Aniles
Pacific
Cape Rhines
Wendie
Valley School Elections See Two Races Develop
Two county races emerge in the Valley school elections to be held Saturday. Three incumbent board members will not seek re election: Jones Osborn at Anne, By L. Ham at Somerton, and Edward Cuming at Gadsden. Crane district filings include Howard Warner and Barold Knepper. Somerton elects Howard Salyars aided by Ham. Millard Billington sought Gadsden. Yuma No. 1 has Frank Lobart and Yuna High School district has Thomas M. Smith unopposed. Polling places are school houses. hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Evidence of eligibility requires state residency, district residence, child guardianship, or prior state or county tax compliance.
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Ihe Fuma
Yuna Valley
Jones Osborn
Anne
L. Ham
Somerton
Edward Cuming
Gadsden
Crane
Bulla
Howard Warner
Barold Knépper
Howard Salyars
Ham
Millard Billington
Frank Lobart
Yuma No. 1
Thomas M. Smith
Yuna
Gwyneth Arun
Ath Avenirs
Sech
al Leash
Aw State
Russia Greatest Evil of All Say Do's in Yuma
A Latvian displaced family arrives in Yuma sponsored by Curtis Kern to start anew in America. Mr Yudais, his wife, and son Tadulis live with help from the sponsor while adapting to English and local work. The family members share cautious views on Russia and their hardship following Latvia’s invasion. Mr Yudais worked as city recorder and bookkeeper before fleeing. he now seeks stability in the United States.
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Russia
Yuma
Arvida Yudais
Tadulis
Curtis Kern
Yudais
Berne Cleaners
America
Avene School
Broken
Einglish
Wr. Yndvis
Latvia
Coris
Agetap
Gar Tum
Yudyis Suis
French Assembly Rejects U S Plan For Arming Germans
Paris news reports that the French National Assembly rejected a U S plan to arm Germany. Defense Minister Jules Mact tald said Russia has 4,100,000 new under arma and urged extended compulsory service as France seeks to strengthen its rearmament. The assembly voted 224 to 225 against limited German arming and urged an 18 month draft extension. The government refused to support Western Europe unification with Germany unarmed.
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Paris
UAPY
Jules Mact Tald
National Assembly
Russia
Arma
Usled
France
Moch
Endorard
Europe
Hnl
Frante
Ham
Ruse Sim‘av
Pille
Ita Air Force
Crane PTA to Host Panel on School Aid Amendment
The Crane Parent-Teacher Association will hold an eight member panel discussion on the proposed Arizona constitution amendment increasing state and county aid to schools from 95 to 150 dollars per average daily attendance. Wilton Woods will chair with speakers Ernest Johannsen Jim Byrne Helen Corey Robert Moody and Nan Long. George Tanks is program chairman and Bill Haught is PTA president. The public is invited.
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Crane Parent-Teacher Association
Arizona
Crane
Wilton Woods
Ernest Johannsen
Jim Byrne
Helen Corey
Robert Moody
Nan Long
George Tanks
Bill Haught
PTA
Smoke Blankets North Gila Road Triggering Crash
Smoke from a nearby grass fire blanketed the North Gila Valley road on a Wednesday afternoon, causing a sideswipe crash between a late model truck driven by Gabriel Rey and a sedan driven by Mrs. Jessie Lindauial near the Gila Center Store. State highway patrolman Dan Kinser reported extensive damage to both vehicles estimated at 200 dollars for the truck and 309 dollars for the car. no injuries were reported.
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North
Gila Valley
Gila Center
Dan Kinser
Gabriel Rey
Jessie Lindauial
Kinser
Funeral Plans For Boy Accident Victim In Somerton
Plan services tonight for Sonoran Valley youth fatally injured in a horse accident Tuesday night in Somerton. Rev W Dedson of Merton will officiate at 7 o clock at the Denton Mortuary chapel and at 2 o clock tomorrow at Johnsen chapel. Interment at Desert Lawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers named Davis Cano Rudy Ata Iamel Munoz Johnny Cacas Pete Munoz Manuel Rams. Born June 22 1952 in Somerton he lived there all his life. Parents Mr and Mrs Geronimo Barrientos three sisters Alice Frances Megdaleia and one brother Gita also survive. Funeral details and school attendance listed.
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Jeans
Yuna Valley
Somerton
Davis Cano
Rudy Ata
Iamel Munoz
Johnny Cacas
Pete Munoz
Manuel Rams
Sonirtt
Servientos
Crane School
Geronimo Barrientos
Alice
Frances
Megdaleia
Gita
Allied Advance Across Korea Near Manchuria Border
Reports from Tokyo claim Korean Republican troops reached the Manchurian border as UN forces push north. American divisions ashore, with Wonsan landings, join the advance while Chinese Communist troops reportedly cross into Korea near Unsan amid fierce resistance and artillery duels.
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Tokyo
Won- San
U. 3
Maring
Tih Divisio
Leathernecks
Paik Sun Yop
Cwnepeander
South Moream
Unis We Certienet
Korea
Pusesi
Chogan
West Coset
Yalu River
Kojahg
Manchurig
Wonsan
Edward M. Almond
1Éth
U. S. 8Th
IUS
United Nations
United States
8Th Army
Douglas MacArthur
United Press
Joseph Quinn
Mateharhan
Unsan
Vyongyang
Quinn
Truman May Call Special Session Soon
President Truman indicated he was weighing a special session of Congress to consider an excess profits tax rent control and statehood for Hawaii and Alaska. He suggested timing could come after election day or before Christmas adjournment to give lawmakers more working time and to tackle multiple priority items in one session.
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Washington
Trumilty
Alan
Congress
Ite Schoo
Hawaii
Alaska
Truman
Albent Y. Barkley
At House
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Willan M. Boyle, Jr
Mt. Teuman
House
Fall Photography Exposition Set For November 1
A. Wawadet announces the second annual fall photography exposition by Yun Camera Club to be held November 1 at 7220 Pan in the superior court room of the county courthouse. Emily Studio and Kelly Supply hold the rules. Judges include Emil Iger Ty WB Thompson Som Eugene Ruch First. Prizes will be awarded for first second and third places along with up to three honorable mentions in categories such as people animals scenic portraits and mars cellaients. Further information available from Cullow club officers by phone.
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A. Wawadet
Yun Camera
Wathus
Faulkner
Mail Truck Driver Admits Hoax Holdup Tale
Eugenes Coatney, a mail truck driver, testifies there was no robbery attempt near Salix, Cato, after four suspects were alleged to have planned a hold up. B Durbar of postal inspectors confirms no incident occurred during that night in the region.
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Benver
Teddy
Eneiy
Manarch Pass
Hoas
Agad
Eugenes Coatney
B. Durbar
Fien
Initiative Would Limit Workmen's Compensation Claims in Injury Cases
A proposed Arizona initiative to cap monthly wage base at 200 and set death benefits at 25,000 goes to voters with No. 303 Yes 302 No. Sponsored by the Workmen's Compensation Committee, it would alter how claims are computed, aiming to lower premiums and attract industry, while labor groups warn it reduces protections for injured workers.
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Arion
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Workmen's Compensation Committee
Linder
State Talistrial Commission
Feuk
Pramirma
Spongoeing Committee
Phoenix Chamber of Commeres
Arieavia
Ue Sidi
19 Displaced Persons Begin New Lives in Arizona Communities
Church World service reports 19 displaced persons have started new lives in Arizona towns. Among those listed are families led by Laie modota Salning and Avis Apaitis with their children in Phoenix, plus the Arvils Jwaxis family and others settling in Yuma and Bath.
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Arizona
Thorntr
Avizuna
Laiemodota Salning
Avis Apaitis
Theo Chile
N.amy
Phoenix
Ant M Arvils Jwaxis
Yuma
SwMvcais
Baat
Bath
GM Chief Urges 45 Hour Week In War Effort
General Motors chief Peaifent C. EB. Wilson argued for a 45 hour work week to boost war production and offset manpower shortages in the United States. He warned that increasing efficiency and longer hours are needed to maintain supplies of consumer goods and essential military materials while workers are redirected to war needs.
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Chicago
C. EB. Wilson
General Motors Corporation
Wilson
Armed Services
Amerat Society For Metals
Seavion
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