Spaatz Defends B-36 as Atom Bomb Carrier Policy
Gen. Carl Spaatz testified the B-36 bomber and the atomic bomb are the greatest forces for peace and that his 1946 47 decision to push the program was independent of outside influence. He said the bomber would maintain a balance of power for peace and that political influence would not affect the senior officer board’s recommendations.
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Washington
Carl Spaatz
Air Force
Spaatz
Russia
Europe
Asia
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
Rep. Deane
D-Nc
Spratz
Congress
Four Town Officials Face Recall Petitions In Tombstone
Recall petitions target Mayor John Giacoma and Councilmen Harry Easterbrook Ray Krebs and Raymond Wagner. Officials have not resigned by Monday, with a five day window and a 10 day defense period ahead. Ballots will be printed for a special recall election to be scheduled by the city clerk.
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Tombstone
John Giacoma
Harry Easterbrook
Ray Krebs
Raymond Wagner
Helen Grill
Coconino Forests Backed To Support 700 Local Jobs
Coconino county forests are seen as a lasting employment base for about 700 lumber and logging workers. Leaders from business, industry, and government spoke at a Northern Arizona economic clinic in Flagstaff noting sawmills, box plants, and related industries sustain payrolls exceeding two million dollars annually.
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Flagstaff
Coconino County
C. J. Warren
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc
Greater
Greater Arizona, Inc
Roland Rotty
Coconino National Forest
Ed Kerley
Tuba City
Edwin D. McKee
Museum of Northern Arizona
L. A. Eastburn
Arizona State College
E. C. Slipher
Lowell Observatory
Hal Cooley
Freight flow and talks at county conference in Tucson
The Tucson area hinges on freight for rail and truck lines with county forest products valued around a quarter of a million dollars. County experts present Monday afternoon as Greater Arizona reviews data Tuesday morning, followed by a campus tour and a luncheon banquet at Hotel Monte Vista with John T. Kimball of Central Arizona Light and Power Co as principal speaker.
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Greater Arizona
Museum of Northern Arizona
Lowell Observatory
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc
Hotel Monte Vista
John T. Kimball
Central Arizona Light and Power Co
Tucson Rain Skimps Yet Sizzles Across Valley
Scattered showers touched the Tucson valley Sunday with a trace at the municipal airport and .07 inch at Lynnwood farms. A crest of wind and dust preceded the rain, while temperatures rose to 102 with high humidity. Phoenix hit 108 and Yuma 109 as Arizona endured extreme heat elsewhere.
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Tucson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Municipal
Lynnwood Farms
Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
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Joseph B. Keenan
H. H
Hap) Arnold
California
Lee Breland
Dial
Stone
Coconino Forests
Ern Arizona
Felice Crowder
Professional
Womans Cubs
Business Opportunity
Coats
Redfern
Stone Ave
Chrysler
America
Beauday Motor CO
Stone Avenue
Chrysler Dealers
Gaudge Kaye
KVOA
Baily Citizen
Colgate
Vel
Colgate- Palmolive
Aero
Ara
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