Four airmen freed in Lippincott death case at Nogales
Davis-Monthan aircrewmen Arthur Ferringer Kenneth Brock George Uchida and Alfred Wade were released by Judge Lee Garrett on delinquency charges tied to Margaret Lippincott’s July 1 death. Staff Sgt Lawrence Shaver remains for trial Sept 15 after a mistrial defense motion was denied. County attorney Bryce Wilson sought bonds to keep the four as witnesses.
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Margaret Cody Lippincott
Nogales
Lawrence E. Shaver
Lee Garrett
Arthur R. Ferringer
Kenneth Brock
George S. Uchida
Alfred W. Wade
Garrett
Shaver
Atty
Bryce Wilson
Bonds
Hoppers Plague Nogales Across City Invasion
Grasshoppers flood Nogales streets feeding on desert plants and attracted by neon lights. Entomologist Dr J N Roney suggests dusting plants with five per cent chlor dane and notes they may linger until heavy rain or cold weather ends them. Parasitic sarcophagid flies offer another control, while U S immigration officer Milford Noon boasts 80 turkeys devouring hoppers, a pre Thanksgiving bonus.
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J. N. Roney
State Agriculture Extension Service
Roney
Santa Cruz Valley
Navajo Indian Reservation
Nogales
U. S
Milford Noon
Associated Press
Noon
Seismic event disrupts instruments over wide area
Seismographs from Fordham University in New York logged a strong earthquake vibration about 2,800 miles south of the city at 8 12 p.m. MST Sunday. A seismologist said the tremors were so intense the epicenter could not be precisely located.
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New York
Fordham University
New York City
Subduing Ranes at County Hospital by Tear Gas
Deputies responding to a violent patient at the county hospital used tear gas after Ranes battered a door with a steel piece and attacked staff. The man, a Texas resident in California, was removed to fresh air, restrained, and transported to the state hospital in Phoenix for treatment.
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R. M. Hopkins
Sam Pisano
Arivava
Ranes
Hopkins
Brown
Paul Wilkerson
R. H. Prince
Wilkerson
Prince
van Valkenburgh
William Burns
van Valkenburg
Phoenix
Joe Clemente
Burns
Dr. Bean
Clemente
State Hospital
William Sartori
Texas
California
Yuma
Tucson
Superior Court
Chicago
Col Anthony V. Grossetta Named ARMS Chief at Maxwell
Col Anthony V. Grossetta of 1645 E Speedway has been designated chief of the arms and services employment section in the evaluation division at the Air University located at Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama.
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Anthony V. Grossetta
Speedway
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Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Truman Urges Regional Defense Pacts Amid Global Tensions
President Truman defending aid to allied nations warned that Russia blocks an international police force and urged Friends to join regional defense pacts. He cited Greek Turkish aid, Marshall Plan success, and Rio pact as steps toward a broader military assistance program.
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Europe
Washington
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State Department
Philippines
Korea
Far East
Truman Sees Atlantic Pact Unity Key to Peace
President Truman praised the VFW for honoring Atlantic pact representatives and urged regional action to uphold United Nations principles. He warned that fear of military aggression slows economic recovery, stresses the indivisibility of U.S. and global defense, and calls for shared defense to protect freedom and spur investment.
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America
Truman
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Europe
United States
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New Free Communist Party Forms in Russia Zone
A splinter group of Tito era opposition declares itself a Free Communist party and sends support to the Yugoslav leader. It reports about 4,000 active members in the Russian zone of Germany and 600 in the western sectors of Berlin.
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