Liquor Dealers Weigh Local Option Fight in Arizona
Capitol Gabfest notes liquor dealer groups plan to block the local option initiative with a Prescott meeting set as the Sept. 12 primary nears and the Nov. 7 general election approaches. Campaigns share a common anti prohibition name while opposing gambling groups use a similar label. Cecil Miller warns incumbents face broad sentiment against office holders.
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Ion
Prescott
Arizona
Arizona United
Hayden
Princess Elizabeth and baby show excellent progress
Princess Elizabeth and her two day old daughter are reported to be making excellent progress with no further bulletins planned this week. Court sources say the word excellent signals swift recovery and doctors plan twice daily checks for a few days.
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London
Elizabeth
William Gilliatt
John Weir
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Prince Philip
Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club
Lowestoft
Clark Field Identifies Body of 2nd Jet Pilot
Manila Aug. 17 Clark Field tentatively identified the body of a P-80 jet pilot found near the wreckage of his aircraft as Lt Frederick M Fendorf 23 He and a second jet pilot Lt Borivoj Kubelka 29 of Detroit failed to return with four others over northern Luzon Aug 7 Kubelkas body was recovered two days later Endorf s widow lives at the air base here Other relatives reside in Kansas City Kas
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Manila
Clark Field
Frederick M. Fendorf
Fendorf
Borivoj Kubelka
Detroit
Luzon
Kubelka
Endorf
Kansas City
Kas
Miller Denies Eyman Plan On Arizona College Transfer
Cecil Miller a Democratic Senate candidate visited Tucson and dismissed reports he favored transferring Arizona’s agricultural college to Tempe. He said a small group proposed practical agriculture courses there but no move to relocate or compete with the University of Arizona. Miller pledged support for Tucson flood control funding and criticized perceived pro socialist trends in Congress. Meanwhile Frank Eyman, a Democratic sheriff candidate, urged public confidence in law enforcement and praised FBI training and police science development. In Oregon, CIO longshoremen threaten a strike to defend the hiring hall and seek wage increases, with a 10 percent raise under the wage review clause and noncompliance with an NLRB order.
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Cecil Miller
Phoenix
Carl Hayden
Tucson
Miller
KCNA
Harry Ransom
Hall
Ransom
Richard F. Harless
Harless
Watkins
Ralph Watkins
Buckeye
Wesley Biddulph
Tom Collins
Southern Pacific
Senate
U. S. Senate
Agricultural College
University of Arizona
Arizona State College
Tempe
Salt River Valley
College of Agriculture
Sen. Hayden
FBI
Eyman
London Police
North Bend
Ore
Harry Bridges
CIO
Bridges
California
Oregon
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Helmet on the head of Higging sparks base humor
At a U S Air Base in Japan Master Sergeant Robert Higging of McVeinchen West Virginia wears a combat helmet instead of a cap after a scalp wound from a soap can and a bomb hoist bolt struck his head. Higging quips that his head might be magnetic.
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U. S
Japan
Robert Higging
McCechen
W. Va
Higging
Filipino Troops Accept for Korea In Unified Front
President Truman praised the Philippine regimental combat team for Korea after thanking President Quirino for placing the unit at MacArthur’s disposal. The U S and Philippines will stand shoulder to shoulder against aggression as defense chief Johnson also announces Thailand will send 4,000 troops to Korea.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
United States
Elpidio Quirino
Douglas MacArthur
Johnson
Thailand
Be Nice To Germans Army Urges US GIs to Befriend Germans
In Frankfurt on August 17 the U.S. army of occupation announced a policy to foster mutual understanding and friendly relations with Germans. It described friendlier relations as key to a sound democracy and proposed learning the German language as the first step in intensified fraternization.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Army of Occupation
Judge Reinstates Bail Revocation After Conspiracy Perjury Conviction
A court revokes the defendant's $25,000 bail following conviction on a conspiracy perjury charge for falsely swearing he was not a Communist. The ruling underscores the seriousness of perjury in political crimes.
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Helen) Fowler
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Chambray
Bemberg Sheet
College
North Park Ave
East Pennington St
Mitchell
Mitchella
Harry Mitchell Brewing Company
el Paso, Texas
Ritter-Walker Distributing CO
Ou Beer
Sachs- Parker
Dennison
Lionel
East Speedway
Lee
America
Adventure
Biwe
Mademoiselle, Johansen and Lewis Design
Bualer Brown
Buster Brown
XXX
Fordon
E. Pennington
Jacome's
Dial
van Heusen Century
van Heusen
van Dual
East Congress Street Department Stores Inc
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