Milk price wars in Akron cut milk to 53 cents a gallon
In Akron Ohio a prolonged price war among three national dairy firms and Lawson Milk Co lowers carry-out milk to as little as 53 cents a gallon. Lawson does not deliver to homes while others push lower prices in adjacent counties and hold higher prices elsewhere.
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Akron
Ohio
Lawsor Milk Co
Lawson
Summit County
Italy
Akron Pure Milk Co
National Dairy Co
Borden
Copters On Final Lap
U S air force helicopters Hopalong and Whirlaway began the Amsterdam leg of their Atlantic crossing with an eye toward Wiesbaden Germany. The two first of their type to fly the Atlantic left Prestwick Scotland after arriving from Iceland and now head toward the final leg.
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Prestwick
Scotland
U.P
U. S. Air Force
Hopalong
Whirlaway
Atlantic
Amsterdam
Holland
Westoverfield
Mass
Wiesbaden
Germany
Whitaway
Iceland
Vietnam Doubles Defense Budget Adds Two Army Divisions
Saigon reports the government will raise defense funding to 1.7 billion piastres about 80 million dollars this year to add two army divisions. The total budget near 4.6 billion piastres may produce a deficit around two billion piastres. The six divisions will support French union forces against the Vietminh.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Missionary reports unrest in North Korea and dwindling morale
Rev. Lee Myung Je, a Methodist missionary newly arrived from North Korea, told the Associated Press that Communist soldiers lack morale and that North Korean masses oppose Kim Il Sung. He said farmers suffer under heavy taxation, Chinese troops moved northward through Pyongyang May to mid June, looked tired and carried few rifles, and that Yunan on the western front was emptied of population with only North Korean farmer troops left to work.
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Pusan
Korea
Lee Myung Je
North Korea
Red Country
Associated Press
Kim Il Sung
Pyongyang
Yunan
Higher Prices Predicted For 1953 Autos
Detroit reports that new 1953 passenger cars will likely cost more to produce and carry higher prices. Dealers expect most models to be limited in volume by production. Despite postwar shortages and scrappage rates near four million annually, the industry anticipates a profitable year with modest new car sales.
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Detroit
Ad Group Honors 3 Local Firms
Representatives of three Tucson businesses will receive awards from the Advertising Association of the West at the Pioneer hotel luncheon meeting of the Advertising club Tuesday noon. KOPO will be honored for its flower shop advertising, Barrows Furniture Co for newspaper ads, and Cabot-Gill advertising agency for a direct-mail campaign. A film by CBS Radio titled More Than Meets the Eye will be shown to promote radio advertising.
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Tucson
Advertising Association of the West
Pioneer Hotel
Advertising Club
KOPO
Durso
Barrows Furniture Co
Cabot-Gill
CBS Radio
Buck Rogers Stuff Is The McCoy An d. Science fiction fans and facts
The piece notes a Tucson writer and collector M J Doran who treats science fiction as serious, citing Galaxy magazine editor Willy Ley and real scientific facts about stars, light speed, and space travel. It contrasts pulp fiction with fiction grounded in science and recounts local saucer lore and Doran’s views.
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Tucson
M. J. Doran
E. Seventh St
Galaxy Magazine
Life
Willy Ley
Doran
Ley
Space
Oregon
Farmington
N. M
H. G. Wells
Tucson Mayor and Council to hold August budget hearings
City of Tucson notices scheduled for August 4 and August 11 1952 in the City Hall council chamber at 8 p m hearings on proposed expenditures and tax levies. Taxpayers may appear to speak for or against items and the budget will be set as finally determined. Sealed city notices cite Carl M Hitt as City Clerk with publication dates July 2 and August 3 1952.
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Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
City of
Fox
Hall
Jucson
F.O.B
TV OF
Wolfer
Rodeo Field
Tucson Municipal Housing Authority
Acson
Ted
ITY OF
P. Wolfer
City of Tucson Animal Shelter
W. Speedway
Peace Officers Train at University of Arizona in August
Plans completed for a five day peace officer training school at the University of Arizona opening at 8 30 am. The program features 29 sessions with 35 specialists from 22 agencies and covers law enforcement, courtroom procedures, juvenile issues, traffic, narcotics, investigations and more. Classes at the student union building.
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University of Arizona
Arizona
Arizona Highway Patrol
New Mexico
Utah
California
The
Glendale Radio KRUX Sold For $100,000
Mr and Mrs Allerton Cushman sold radio station KRUX for about $100,000. Sale awaiting federal communications commission approval. Buyers are John B Mills a Phoenix businessman and Dean Hawn of Dallas Texas.
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Glendale
Allerton Cushman
KRUX
Federal Communications Commission
John B. Mills
Phoenix
Dean Hawn
Dallas
Tex
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By Byrd Stanley
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KCNA
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Guaym
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Vice IN
Mexico
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Bermo
Citizen Auto Lines
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New York Stock Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
East Pennington Street
New York Stock Market
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ISCAL
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Fenner
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Sooner
Health
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East Broadway
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