Hersey Seeks Mining Post
Roy V. Hersey of Coolidge entered the Democratic race for state mine inspector. A safety engineer for Nevada Consolidated Copper Co since 1927, he cites seven years of underground mining experience and safety work as qualifications. He is a Red Cross first aid instructor and trained mine rescue man. He and his wife live at 444 W Roosevelt Ave with two sons Gene and Doug.
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Roy V. Hersey
Coolidge
Ray
Nevada Consolidated Copper Co
Hersey
Red Cross
Bureau of Mines
Gene
Doug
W. Roosevelt Ave
Assassins Escaped Death After Truman Pardon
Oscar Collazo, 30, Puerto Rican involved in the 1950 failed White House assault, had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment by President Truman. He awaited transfer to a federal penitentiary and remained in high spirits despite the change.
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Washington
Truman
Oscar Collazo
Death House
Collazo
Island
White House
Griselio Torresola
Blair House
Child Religious Training Is Topic
The Tucson Seventh-Day Adventist church will host an 11 a.m. service led by Elder R. L. Hubbs on why every child in America should have a Christian education. The program is part of Educational day and a new two classroom church school at 3225 N Martin Ave is under construction as part of 4155 elementary schools operated by the denomination.
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America
Tucson
N. Martin Ave
Washington Law Rules on Standing and Moving Beer
A Washington statute prohibits patrons from standing while drinking beer in public and from moving beer between tables. Servers may move beer, but customers may not.
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State of
Washington
NY Corporations See 11 Percent Profit Drop In Six Months
A New York report shows 327 leading firms earned 1.98 billion in the first half, down from 2.23 billion a year earlier. Industrials fell 12 percent while aircraft utilities and oil gained. Textiles and steel suffered steep declines amid strikes and higher taxes.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
MacArthur switches to electric razors as Remington Rand chief
The article notes General Douglas MacArthur being named chairman of Remington Rand Inc. He jokes about commuting to South Norwalk, Conn., from Manhattan and accepting an electric razor gift. Rand recalls gifts from his father including razors used over 50 years, joking about shaving 17,000 times in the future.
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H. D. Quigg
New York
Solldier
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Long Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Manhattan
Norwalk
Conn
Remington Rand Inc
James H Rand
Remington Rand
West Pont
Doug
Argonne
At 96 He Could Be Oldest Town Clerk
Marathon New York Charles A Brooks who has served as town clerk for 38 years celebrates his 96th birthday today and may be the oldest town clerk in the United States.
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Marathon
N. Y
Charles A. Brooks
New York
United States
Hospital Is So Near And Yet So Far
Mr and Mrs Carl Hanson were nine blocks from Lutheran hospital when their baby arrived at the hospital entrance. The doctor completed the delivery as Hanson drove up with his wife and newborn daughter Jamie Daleen weighing seven pounds.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Carl Hanson
Lutheran Hospital
Hanson
Jamie Daleen
Air Search Hunts Undersea Cone Near Luzon Island
Manila reports an air search ordered for a volcanic cone said to have risen in the South China Sea about 200 miles northwest of Luzon. Geo physicist Arturo Alcaraz said sea-borne searches found nothing, as a plane heads to the spot 90 miles north-northwest of the Didicas rocks where lava and rock were ejected months ago.
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Manila
South China Sea
Luzon Island
Arturo Alcaraz
Didicas Rocks
Pacific
Didicas
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