California Spraying Rushes To Halt Sleeping Sickness Outbreak
Mosquito insecticide fogs spread across California as health officials push a $250000 emergency effort after 31 deaths and 528 suspected cases from encephalitis. The outbreak moved from near Fresno toward Shasta dam, affecting all ages with young and old most at risk.
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San Francisco
California
State Department of Health
Fresno
Calif
San Joaquin River
Shasta Dam
Raymond Bristow
Woodland
Oregon
A. E. Merkel
Jackson County
Merkel
Washington County
Censtral
Parley Signals Worsening Western News On Global Tensions
A 15 man Chinese delegation arrives in Moscow signaling intensified Sino Soviet cooperation, while Iran faces a rising Tudeh party influence and Mossadegh’s fragile grip. Arab Israeli friction persists as Tito vows to back freedom in a broader western strategy against communism.
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Russia
China
Moscow
West
Korea
Indo-China
Malaya
India
Japan
Iran
United States
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tudeh Party
Shah
Syria
Middle East
Egypt
Ben-Gurion
United Nations
Mexican Baby Volcano Paricutin Dies After Nine Years
Mexico City reports Paricutin the fire-breathing volcano has exhausted itself at nine years six months. Geologists declare it dead with no activity since March 4, noting tourism dropped as the cone faded. Born February 20, 1943 in a farmer’s field, Paricutin buried villages and provided rare volcanic study while its witness Dionisio Pulido later died.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Teodoro Flores
Avau Yl LC
Bvvclimnol
Cal Institute
Flores
Paricutin
Dionisio Pulido
Pablo
Pulido
Bethlehem Shipyards Brace for CIO Strike After Pay Demands
Bethlehem Steel Corp orders all machinery in four river shipyards readied to prevent rust as CIO shipworkers threaten strikes. Strike to press for pay raises and fringe benefits set for Monday midnight. Quincy yard employs about 8,700 workers with 1,900 at East Boston plant.
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Quincy
Mass
Bethlehem Steel Corp
CIO
East Boston
Ex Official Of Steel Publication Dies
William Robinson aged 75 former advertising manager of Iron Age published by the Iron and Steel Institute died yesterday after a decade of bed illness caused by a paralytic stroke. He earlier worked as a reporter for the Detroit Free Press.
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Pittsburgh
William Robinson
Iron Age
The
Iron and Steel Institute
Robinson
Steel Industry
Detroit Free Press
Israeli Jordan Clash Confirmed by Arab Legion
An Arab legion spokesman in Amman confirmed a border clash with Israel near the Jordan line. He said only one Jordanian was killed and that at least two Jews were casualties, noting hand grenades were used in the brief engagement before both sides withdrew.
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Amman
Jordan
Arab Legion Today
Israel-Jordan
Israel
Israel Army
Church World Service Ships Two Million In Goods
Church World Service reports shipments valued at 2,187,789 dollars totaling 6,679,923 pounds of food clothing medicine and other items sent to Europe and Asia in the first seven months of 1952. The service oversees overseas relief operations.
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New York
Church World Service
Europe
Asia
National Council of Churches Arm Receives Communion Aid
An arm of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U S A seeks expanded support for ecumenical programs. Leaders advocate renewed funding and cooperative efforts across member bodies to strengthen social service outreach.
Ferguson Resigns Sewage Plant Supervisor Post
The City of Tucson announces A E Ferguson resigns as sewage treatment plant supervisor effective late next month. He has accepted a position with Carlos Powell consulting engineers in Santa Fe New Mexico. Applications for his replacement are due October 1 and require an engineering education with civil and sanitary specialization. Salary to be set after a city survey. past supervisor earnings were about $400 monthly.
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A. E. Ferguson
Seventh St
Ferguson
Carlos Powell
Santa Fe
N. M
Albert Hesselberg
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Lief Arm
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Baily Citizen
Fererguson
S. Stone Ave
Cathedral
Solot Realty Co
Realtors Mortgage Counselors
North Sixth Avenue
Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co
Silverbell
Mobilhome Open House
America
22Nd Street
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Tucson Warehouse and Transfer Co
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