Campaign For Milk Fund Sets Up Headquarters
A Tucson drive seeks 20000 for the Children's Milk Fund from Aug 28 to Sept 3 with an office opened at the Pioneer Hotel. The fund aims to aid und ernourished children in District No 1, with volunteers handling all tasks and no admin expenses.
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Campaign For Milk Fund
Meyer Agron
Pioneer Hotel
Dean Armstrong
C. R. Stevens
Steve Cassedy
VFW
Rudy Sudigala
Safeway
Tucson
Soldiers Die in Korea Truck Crash En Route to Japan
A truck carrying U.S. soldiers in Korea plunged from a bridge, bursting into flames and trapping many beneath the vehicle. Eight soldiers were killed on impact, others died en route or at a hospital, as investigators studied the accident on a one way bridge to Kimpo for R and R leave. Names were not released.
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Seoul
Japan
Kimpo
Foreign Visitors to Study Arizona Agriculture
A two week course in agricultural methods will bring 25 visitors from Brazil Chile El Salvador Haiti Honduras Nicaragua the Philippines and Turkey to Phoenix starting August 15. The students, from several Western colleges, will study with Arizona farm experts under U.S. State Department sponsorship.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Brazil
Chile
el Salvador
Haiti
Honduras
Nicaragua
Philippines
Turkey
U.S. State Department
Police arrest eight on race track boat trip
Police seized the mood of tenacious gamblers aboard a boat bound from New York to Middletown. The vessel, labeled a race track special, carried eight New Yorkers detained yesterday for gambling as it ferried commuters to Monmouth Park race track.
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Middletown
N. J
New York
Monmouth Park
Hiroshima Marks 10th Anniversary
Hiroshima observed the tenth anniversary of the atomic bombing with peace appeals, a dawn ceremony at Naka Shima Peace Park, 50,000 attendees, bells tolling at 8:15, and mayor Tadao Watanabe urging world peace. A three day world conference against atomic weapons opened, with visa denials for Iron Curtain delegates and Arm strong presenting electric chimes to the mayor.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Nakashima Peace Park
Tadao Watanabe
Prime Min
Ister
Ichiro Hatoyama
Foreign Ministry
Tokyo
Hatoyama
U. S
O. K. Armstrong
Missouri
Russians preview Atoms-For-Peace exhibit for Americans
In Geneva the Soviet exhibit for the peaceful uses of atomic energy is opened to the public Monday as part of a two week conference. American scientists including AEC officials viewed the display noting its fine quality and technical depth.
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Geneva
Lenin
Bulganin
Moscow
The
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
George L. Weil
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Charles EF. Winters
Oak Ridge National Laboratories
V. Verdnasky
Walter Whitman
Court Debate Ends In Cherry Blossom Lane Slaying Case
Final arguments finish in the Cherry Blossom Lane court martial over the slaying of W.O. Robert J. Abidin. Romola Abidin, 26, faces a premeditated serious case charge with up to a passing penalty as seven jurists deliberate tomorrow.
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Cherry Blossom Lane
Camp Sendai
Japan
W.O. Robert J. Abidin
Flushing
N. Y
Romola Abidin
Camp Matsushima
Joseph A. Lorenzo
Hartford, Conn
James Flynn
New York
Abidin
Bobby
Pope Appeals for Reunited Church Across Centuries of Rift
Pope Pius XII called on eastern rite churches to reconnect with Rome. He urged Orthodox communities including Russia and Greece to embrace unity while preserving their rites and heritage. The appeal cites vast church membership and centuries of separation since 1472.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Isidore Croce
Santa Maria Grottaferrata
Rome
St. Bartholomew Junior
East
Russia
Greece
Balkans
Asia Minor
Florence
Reunion
Prato’s Father Urges Son to Skip 64 000 Dollar Run
In Statale Di Ne between Genoa and Pisa, Gino Prato the cobbler who won 32000 on The $64,000 Question may not attempt the $64000 challenge. His 92 year old father Giovanni urges him to wait, hoping the money brings happiness and a return visit home.
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Statale Dine
Italy
Gino Prato
New York
Giovanni Prato
Papa
Genoa
Pisa
Prato
CBS
Gino
Lorraine
Family Of Eight Tots Free Guests At Hotel
In Nashville clerks at the Hermitage Hotel opened two large family rooms and added portable beds to show there is no charge for children under 12. Mr and Mrs Walter Mayfield of St Louis registered with their eight children all under 12.
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Nashville, Tenn
Hermitage Hotel
Walter Mayfield
St. Louis
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United Community Campaign
John P. Hagan
Agron
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Toer
Laidlaw
Citizen Photo
Parker-Kerr
N. Stone
U.S
Korea
E.F. Hutton & Company
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
East Pennington Street
New York Stock Market
Business News
KVOA
By Jim Cary
No. 3
Smith & Wesson
Eerie
Ney
Lorenzo
Lichty
N. Stone Ave
S. 6Th Ave
East Speedway
Crisco
Gerber's
Margarine Coldbrook
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