Hoover Says Freedom Fades Amid Cold War Tensions
Former President Herbert Hoover, 71, in Salt Lake City on a fishing trip, warns that freedom has shrunk since World War I, accuses Russia of obstructing peace and using fifth columns. He cites 15 million in forced labor camps and predicts future German disintegration could trigger another global crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel K. Jennings
Salt Lake City
Herbert Hoover
United States
Russia
Hoover
Maanchuria
America
Allen Hoover
U S Defines Furlough Time
The war department rules on terminal leave say delays en route count as furlough time. Terminal leave pay uses the discharge time base pay. those discharged before the new base pay rise miss the upgrade. Old and new base pays are listed for ranks from Private to Master Sergeant. Subistence is 68 cents a day. terminal leave allows 70 cents. Upper grade enlisted men with dependents get $1.25 a day for quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Airlines Will Get C 54 Craft
The War Office said four motor Douglas C 54 transports will be released to commercial airlines to ease international air traffic. Up to 50 passengers can be carried. Some 45 Lockheed Constellations may return to service soon after grounding following a Reading Pa crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Stuart Symington
Air
Army
Navy
Trans-World Airlines
Reading
Old Fishing License Fails To Save Penalty
Conrad Fiering of 227 West Lincoln street faced justice court after his fishing license, which expired June 30, was revealed by Deputy Game Warden W P Tharp. Magistrate Paul J Cella assessed a five dollar penalty.
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Conrad Fiering
West
Lincoln Street
W. P. Tharp
Fiering
Justice Court
Paul J. Cella
Red Cross Completes Five Swim Courses At Tucson Pools
Red Cross and Tucson recreation department certified 136 students across five courses. Beginners include Nadine Rykken and John Barr among 39 in the class. intermediate swimmers list features Donald Rhee and John Barr. life saving and advanced swimmers feature Gilbert Arce and Ernest Barrios. Courses were jointly sponsored by the city and the Tucson Chapter of the American Red Cross with additional sessions at the YMCA and YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Tucson
John L. Barringer
Red Cross Life Savings and Water Safety Committee
YWCA
Nadine Rykken
Jim Stanley
Marie Williams
Miliana Drachman
Keith Slade
Pat Downer
Vera Miller
Donald Rhee
Bob Oliver
Syd Oliver
John Barr
Jimmy Parris
Bill Peyton
Dick Rykken
Bruce Tieman
Albert Touche
Margaret Baker
Mary Lou Briscoe
Marilyn Buchanan
Jane Gibbs
Genevieve Hines
Mary Lou Hines
Caroline Pultz
Patty Pultz
Sylvia Robles
Marilyn Stanley
Gilbert Arce
Ernest Barrios
Monte Davila
Leonard Gomez
Jack Haywood
Ralph Kitchens
Halden Lowry
Norbert Ludwig
Bill Maxfield
Don Roads
David Steinheimer
Burton Struthers
Cleeman Withers
Larry Gray
Beth DuBois
Nancy Kate Owens
Maron Stanley
Pat Downier
Dick Rokken
Frank Thory
YMCA
Tucson High
Fifth Price Increase For Cars Under Study
OPA prepared its fifth and possibly last price increase on 1946 automobiles to restore prewar dealer handling charges. The move would lift ceilings about 25 percent above 1942 levels, following a 7.3 percent rise approved yesterday and an additional 3 to 4 percent expected now. The action, under the new price control act, likely adds 30 to 50 dollars to a low priced car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
City Recreation Department and Red Cross Certify Lifesavers
The city recreation department and the Red Cross certified a long list of lifeguards including Eddie Herreras, Ralph Kitchens, Halden Lowry, and others. Miss Lois Dusenberry taught a high school beginners' swimming class at the YWCA pool with certified instructors named Beat rice Arismendiz, Gloria Gabusi, Gloria Querdeer, and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Department
The
Red Cross
Eddie Herreras
Ralph Kitchens
Halden Lowry
Lawrence Lusk
Bill Maxfield
Don Roads
Frank Thomy
Morris Shapiro
Lou Silverstein
Mary Lou Hines
Paul Monier
Frank Ingham
Robert Sencer
Eugene Laos
Kenneth Haymore
Valadore Mireles
Lois Dusenberry
YWCA
Beatrice Arismendiz
Gloria Gabusi
Gloria Querdeer
Alice Saenz
Shirley Tobias
Mary Walker
Marie ‘Leihsing
Helen Leby
Mary Jo Lemas
Josephine Lee
Optometrists Retain Contact Lens Fitting Rights
Phoenix August 13 The Arizona Attorney General ruled that a dispensing optician cannot fit contact lenses under state law and that optometrists retain exclusive rights to fit such lenses. The opinion responded to a query from the state board of optometry regarding whether optometrists are entitled to fit contact lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
John L. Sullivan
Arizona State Board of Optometry
Shark Aids Escape Storm Rescue Near Rocky Point
Six Phoenix residents recount a freak gale near Rocky Point in which a dead shark attached to a rope saved three men from drowning. The stranded crew included A Y Moore, Joseph Kelly, George Brannan, Robert Buck, and Mr and Mrs MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
California Gulf
A. Y. Moore
Joseph Kelly
George Brannan
Kelly
Robert Buck
MacDonald
Moore
Bran
Rocky Point
Brannan
Buck
Damage suit over paint spray hits Freeman Motor
Freeman Motor company filed a $1,867 damage suit in superior court against Western Maintenance Western Oil H. J. Pelham and Don Stockton.16 cars at 635 North Stone avenue were sprayed with paint from a gun used at 649 North Stone avenue forcing repaint and waxing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Stone Avenue
Richfield
Freeman Motor Company
Western Maintenance Company
Western Oil Corporation
H. J. Pelham
Don Stockton
Freeman Company
Victim In Shooting At Benson Still Critical
John R. Blackwell remained in critical condition at the Tucson Veterans Hospital after a Saturday morning shooting on a Benson street involving Marshal John W. Jones. Blackwell, who was knocked down while attempting to kick Jones, was treated for a gunshot wound to the lower left chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Blackwell
Benson
John W. Jones
Blackwell
Tucson Veterans’ Hospital
Jones
Marshal
Benson Street
Births at St Marys Hospital in Tucson
A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ernie Sanchez at 5 22 am on August 10 at 1004 E Seventeenth street Tucson another boy was born to Master Sergeant and Mrs Orville C Simonds at 2 29 am on August 153 at 1109 W Prince Road Tucson the notices list parent names addresses and birth times
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St. Mary's Hospital
Ernie Sanchez
Seventeenth Street
Tucson
Orville C. Simonds
Prince Road
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Troubled Land
Cyprus
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L. M. Patterson
Patterson's
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Valley Bank
Gabe Kenden
Birdseye Peas
Birdseye
Forrest Templeton Company
Memorial Park
Santa Rita
Drexall
MT. Lemmon
Tidmarsah Engineering Company
N. Main
Appay
B.F. Goodrich
Ee Spienses Stert
An Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Tires
Dick Smith
House
A TV CO
Wroy oRachma Charan RE Em
George Putnam
Boston
Henry Dahlberg & CO
E. Pennington
Tucson Merchant's Association
Steinfelds
Max Schapira
Fukkes
Tucson’s
Far East
Verney
Denier Rayon
Tula
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