Tennessee Drought Ravages Dairy Farm in Germantown
Dairy farmer S F Johnson reports the worst drought in 42 years, with 600 dusty acres and 380 pasture acres barely usable. He faces $10,000 in losses from reduced milk production and higher feeds, and says recovery will take at least a year with calves unlikely to reach normal weight. Drinking water ponds have grown stagnant and a cow died. He expects a long return after rains resume.
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Germantown
Tenn
S. F. Johnson
Johnson
Burglars Target Club 21 In Early Morning Break-In
Deputies report a break-in at Club 21 2902 N Oracle Rd. shortly after 3:30 a.m. The burglars escaped with 20 in currency 150 in bad checks five silver dollars and no liquor. Entry was via hoof of building and the alarm was ringing when found by a Pima Merchant patrolman.
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Oracle Rd
Scientists Find Lubricants Stiffen Like Jam in Test
Shell Oil chemist A. A. Bondi of Emeryville and research engineer C. J. Penther reported at a University of Southern California gathering that lubricating greases do not flow as true fluids. Instead they move in a lumpy, jamlike manner, a finding presented to the American Chemical Society.
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Los Angeles
WUP
Shell Oil Co
A. A. Bondi
Emeryville
Calif
C. J. Penther
American Chemical Society
University of Southern California
Steverson and Eisenhower vow strong campaign control
Gov Adlai Stevenson moves his campaign headquarters to Springfield Illinois and names Wilson Wyatt as personal manager while Gen Dwight D Eisenhower rejects any single boss for his campaign. Both plan extensive national tours with Nixon and Summerfield coordinating citizen groups and party professionals. Major figures like Kefauver Russell Harriman Barker and Dies are noted in ongoing preparations and primaries.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Washington
Springfield
Ill
Wilson Wyatt
Louisville
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Denver
Eisenhower
Wyatt
Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Frank E. McKinney
Kansas City
Truman
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
California
United States
Gov
Nixon
GOP National Committee
Summerfield
Americans For Democratic Action
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Averell Harriman
Florida
Barker
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Joseph O’mahoney
D-Wayo
New York
Schedule of Times at Arizonan and Local Theaters
The list shows nightly film showings across theaters including ARIZONAN, BILTMORE, CACTUS, CATALINA, FIESTA, LYRIC, MIDWAY, PARAMOUNT, PARK, PLAZA, RODEO, STATE, and TUCSON. Titles include Flaming Feather, Girl in Every Port, Denve r & Rio Grande, Tembo, Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair, Navajo, Nightm are in Red China, Brave Warrior, Walk East on Beacon, Mr Deeds Goes to Town, Audiencia Publica, Cave of Outlaws, Snake River Desperadoes, Apache Country, Under Nevada Skies, Pat and Mike, Tale of the Navajo. Showtimes run across afternoon and late night slots, with some entries listing prices or special notes.
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Biltmore
Denver & Rio Grande
el Rancho Grande
Red
China
Sin
Mr. Deeds
Plaza “Audiencia Publica
Arriba el Norte
RODEO
Snake River
Nevada
Stop Tickets Pending At Dodge and Pima Intersection
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Grande head of the traffic department warns motorists at North Dodge Boulevard and East Pima Avenue that citations will be issued for failing to stop. New stop signs were erected after a fatal accident. 20 citations were issued yesterday for ignoring the signs.
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Dodge Boulevard
Dodge
East
Pima Avenue
Arthur Grande
Sheriff's Traffic Department
Grande
Pima County Dogcatcher Faces Complaints Over Conduct
Samoya Samova, Pima county dogcatcher, faced two objections urging dismissal. Gordon E Williams alleged he swerved a county truck toward Williams on Pima avenue and used threatening language. The Humane Society of Tucson objected, saying Samova’s continued appointment put them in a difficult position. No comment was offered by the board.
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Gordon E. Williams
Magnolia Blvd
Board of Supervisors
Samoya
Williams
Pima Avenue
Samova
Humane Society of Tucson
M. Adams
Turson Baily Cuizen 10 Saturday Evening Aue 2, 1952
Turson Baily Cuizen 10 Saturday Evening Aue 2, 1952 to normal, replanting pagures. But it will be next April before they are ready for grazing. Since the growing season ends about Oct. 15, no corn or hay can be planted before next spring. That means he will have no backlog of winter feed before autumn of 1953.
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Johnson
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Red Mountain
Tucson
Pat
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S. Sixth Ave
Arizonan Theater
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Flaming Feather
Groucho Marx
Marie Wilson
Port
William Bendix
Tracy
Hepburn
Tale OF the
Technicolor
Pima County
Sam Samoya
Ua Rosita Quintana
Ernesto
Alonso
Azteca Films
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Midway Drive In
Under Your Lucky Stars
4500 East Speedway
Pane Clark
Margaret Lockwood
Quantrell
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Scottey
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Lars
CAREY + SMITH
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LA 1000
6Th Ave
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W. Indio
Dda
Edmond O'Brien
Traeamowne Esciwes
Ene Oil Mo Theatre
Gates
Will James
Cuune
Audiencia Publica
Puerto DE Tentacion
Ramon Emilia Armengod
Guiu
Gavilan Pollero
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Turson Baily Cuizen
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Robert Ryan
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Wr Asvess
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John Lund
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Tas
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Birds OF Prey
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Gene Autry
SY . Are
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Marjorie Ee
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