Seven polio cases reported in a day in Arizona
Seven new polio cases were reported in the past 24 hours, six in Maricopa county, as St. Monica’s hospital opened a 25 bed infantile paralysis ward in Phoenix. The unit will serve polio children during the contagious period before transfer to the Arizona crippled children's convalescent home.
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U.P
Maricopa County
St. Monica’s Hospital
St. Monica's
Arizona
Emmett McLoughlin
Mesa
Douglas
G. F. Manning
State Health Department
Hopis Prepare Ancient Snake Dance on three Hopi mesas
In Shimopovi and nearby Hopi villages priests of the snake clan gear up for the nine day Snake dance, an age old ceremony linked to rain. The ritual, first noted by Spaniards in 1540, is tied to legends of Tiyo and the snake maidens guiding the Hopi to rain and the snake clan’s ancestors.
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Shimopovi
Hopi Reservation
Ariz
North America
Hoteville
Shipaulovi
Hopiland
New World
Tiyo
Colorado
Tivo
12 Reported Killed By Clash In Iran
Tehran reports from north Iran say 12 people were killed in a clash sparked by a government drive to seize illegal arms. Unofficial sources note skirmishes in three border areas Caspian coast Pahlevi zone Iraq frontier Kurdistan, signaling wider unrest.
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Tehran
Iran
Pahlevi Zone
Caspian Sea
Iraq Frontier
Kurdistan
Homemakers Plan Prescott Conference With Tucson Teachers
Three Tucson high school and university homemaking teachers join four days of sessions at the 16th annual conference in Prescott sponsored by the state department of vocational education. The theme Looking Ahead guides discussions on social family clothing and food issues with leaders Miss Faye C Jones Miss Margaret Booker and Miss Gertrude Hippe among the presenters. E D Ring and Don Sheldon greet attendees as teachers from across the state converge in Prescott.
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Tucson
Prescott
The
State Department of Vocational Education
Faye C. Jones
University
Margaret Booker
Tucson High School
Gertrude Hippe
E. D. Ring
Don Sheldon
Davis-Monthan Plans B-29 Displays at Cleveland Air Races
Davis Monthan field will send six to eight B-29s and crews to the National Air Races in Cleveland Ohio beginning August 30. Col James C Selser Jr commanding officer announced the planes will depart early next week and on site at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton Ohio for formation and demonstration flying and ground display.
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Cleveland
Davis- Monthan Field
James C. Selser, Jr
Wrightfield
Dayton
Col. Selsér
Hodge Admits Firing In Korea Was Error
Lt Gen John R Hodge acknowledged a border incident in Korea as an error after an investigation showed American patrols briefly crossed into Russian occupied territory There were warning shots with no injuries and apologies were sent to the Soviet commander Pearson had claimed a three day rifle skirmish along the Korean border in his August column.
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Korea
John R. Hodge
Washington
Drew Pearson
Hodge
Pearson
Far East
Tucsonians Fly To Border City Air Tour Promotes City Links
Six private airplanes carried Tucson municipal and civic officials to Douglas for a round table with the Douglas Chamber of Commerce at the Gadsden hotel to boost cross border ties. Passengers included Alex Jacome and George Chambers among others. pilots named. A prior Tucson Safford tour laid groundwork for a Safford Tucson bus line set to launch Sept 11 from Safford.
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Douglas
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Gadsden Hotel
Alex Jacome
George Chambers
Karl Barfield
C. Edgar Goyette
Grant Howard
Don J. Hays
Alfred Hudgin
Edward Scruggs
Walter Douglas
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Wright Receives Treatment At Papago Park Veterans Hospital
Wilson T. Wright chairman of the Arizona corporation commission is under treatment at the Papago Park veterans hospital in Phoenix. Wright said he was taking care of an old ailment and that he suffered a stroke several years ago.
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U.P
Wilson T. Wright
Arizona Corporation Commission
Veterans’ Hospital
Papago Park
Wright
Dispute on Plans and Fear of U S Planes Spreads in Europe
The commentary notes hostility to off course American planes tied to a stubborn policy in Russia and Vienna.Observers link xenophobia to fear of spying as propaganda paints a threat from U S aircraft. A Yugoslav text allegedly asserts ominous potential in future conflicts sparked by occasional planes.
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Vienna
Far East
Europe
America
Relief for sinus and hay fever with KLORONOL drug
Reports claim KLORONOL relieves nasal congestion sinus headaches and hay fever. The remedy costs 3.00 and is sold by Martin Drug Co with a moneyback guarantee and usage cautions.
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Martin Drug CO
Tensions Grow Across Eastern Europe Amid Rivalries
The passage notes fear and distrust shaping eastern Europe with Yugoslavia and Russia amid hostile acts. It argues such hostilities feed larger conflicts and the spectacle of citizens supporting their own planes against allies reveals deep divisions fueling global tensions.
Ohio Vet Will Lead UA Band
Morton L. Altschuler, recently named a fellow in music, will lead the University of Arizona military band this year. An Ohio State alumnus, he played in Army bands for four years and was a student conductor for the Ohio State football band.
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University of Arizona Military Band
Morton L. Altschuler
Altschuler
Music School
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Rita Ray Re-enlists in WAC at Phoenix Recruiting Station
Rita Y. Ray of 737 Sierra Street has been accepted for re-enlistment in the WACs at the Phoenix Army recruiting service. A former corporal with the 3021st AAF base unit at Las Vegas Nevada, she was discharged last December and re-enlisted for service with an Army air force unit at the Fairfield California Army airbase.
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Rita Y. Ray
Sierra Street
WAC
Phoenix
Army Recruiting Service
3021St Aaf
Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Ray
Army Air Force
Fairfield
Calif
Army Commendation Ribbon Awarded at Baltimore HQ
Maj. Fariss Hardin son of Mr and Mrs William E Hardin 1309 North First Ave received the Army Commendation Ribbon at the second army headquarters in Baltimore Maryland from Maj Gen Manton G Eddy The award recognizes meritorious service and is presented amid ceremony at the command post
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William E. Hardin
North First Avenue
Second Army
Baltimore
Manton 8. Eddy
Maj Hardin Led 1304th Service Command Unit in Baltimore
The note honors Maj Hardin for outstanding service as commanding officer of the 1304th Service Command Unit in Baltimore. He is a Tucson High School and University of Arizona graduate.
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Maj. Hardin
1304Th Service Command
Baltimore
Tucson High School
University of Arizona
Ventura V Mendibles Discharged From Navy Service
Ventura V Mendibles a seaman second class at Navy separation center Charleston IS discharged after ten months of naval service living at 1337 West 28th Street.
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West 28Th Street
Navy
Charleston
IS. C
Ireland’s lone native reptile a small lizard variety
A single lizard species remains native to Ireland, representing the entire native reptile family in the country. This quiet presence underscores Ireland’s unique amphibian and reptile biodiversity versus surrounding regions.
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Ireland
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