Seattle Denies Seattle as Center for B47 Bomber Work
An air force official said strategic vulnerability shapes where high priority combat planes are produced. He noted Seattle’s location on a great circle route to eastern Russia bases makes it vulnerable and that Seattle Boeing plant work on the B-47 would be concentrated in Wichita.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
Russia
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D-Wash
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Wash
Wichita
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Senate
State Department
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
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Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Polio Patient Returns To Class After Treatment
Mary Lou Barnes a Columbus State University sophomore who was diagnosed with poliomyelitis a week ago returned to class after a doctor’s injection. The physician could not confirm the drug caused the recovery, while AMA and National Foundation officials cautioned that a single case cannot prove any treatment’s effect.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mary Lou Barnes
Io State University
Laura Barnes
Mary You
American Medical Association
Chicago
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
AMA
Foundation
New York
Foresters Will See Fire Control Setup
The two day meeting of the southwestern section of the Society of American Foresters opened in Flagstaff with demonstrations of new forest service frequency modulated radio gear and updates on forest fire control methods. Exhibits will include mechanical brush disposal special fire line building pumpers fire trucks and power saws.
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Flagstaff
Society of American Forecasters
Forest Service
VA predicts in-state veteran student enrollment rises in Arizona
Phoenix veterans administration estimates 5500 veteran students will attend Arizona colleges this fall, up from 5250 enrolled in November 1948. The VA regional office notes the rise may reflect ongoing education benefits for veterans.
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Phoenix
Veterans’ Administration
Arizona
Phoenix Prepares To Improve Grant Park
Phoenix architect Lester H. Laraway was named by the parks and recreation board to prepare plans for Grant park improvements pending city council approval. The board also ordered plans for new domestic water storage at Horse Thief basin recreation area in the Prescott national forest near Crown King.
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Phoenix
U.P
Lester H. Laraway
City Parks and Recreation Board
Grant Park
Horse Thief Basin
Prescott National Forest
Crown King
Photographers exhibit opens at Arizona museum in Flagstaff
The Arizona photographers' museum of northern Arizona opened its fourth annual display in Flagstaff on Friday featuring 71 prints by 25 photographers. Judges Herb McLaughlin and Robert Fronske will pick the best prints. Titled A Portrait of Arizona, the exhibit runs through August 31.
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Flagstaff
U.P
Arizona Photographers’ Museum of Northern
Cows Die From 4300-Volt Line Fault in Pasture
In Columbia South Carolina a dairy pasture suffered a fatal accident as a high tension line collapsed into the field. Thirteen Holsteins and seven Guernseys were found dead after a 4300 volt electrical fault. the grazing cows were killed by the live line.
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Columbia
S. C
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