Car Thief Gets Term As Judge Denies Ill Health Plea
Troy R. Brown, 30, carried a four year United States district court sentence for violation of the narcotics act after a string of thefts across Memphis Nogales and Los Angeles. Judge Walsh rejected Brown's illness plea and ordered proper hospital care during imprisonment.
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Troy R. Brown
Penitentiaries
United States District Court
James A. Walsh
Brown
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Nogales
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Idaho
Los Angeles
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E. 16Th St
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Tucson
Legion Auxiliary president warns of Communist threat at convention
Mrs. E A Campbell of Homer Louisiana told the American Legion Auxiliary convention that Communists in America pursue a world Soviet, urging relentless anti communism before sending more troops to Korea or Europe. Mrs Ray Ashton of Vernal Utah said Americans act as if at peace and may not grasp the Korea situation.
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American Legion Auxiliary
America
E. A. Campbell
Homer
34Th American Legion Convention
Korea
Europe
Ray Ashton
Campbell
Ashton
Vernal
Utah
Barclay Earns Arts Degree From Colorado College
Robert W. Barclay of 4062 E Belle Vue Ave received a Master of Arts in industrial arts from Colorado State College of Education in Greeley at the summer commencement exercises.
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Robert W. Barclay
Bellevue Ave
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Colo
CIO Endorses Only 201 GOP In Arizona Primary
The CIO state political action committee released a slate of 48 endorsements for national state and county offices in Phoenix. Notable picks include U.S. Sen. Ernest W. McFarland and U.S. Rep. John R. Murdock, with regional GOP support limited to two Maricopa County legislators C. H. Marion and Sam Joy.
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CIO
Arizona
U.S
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John R. Murdock
District 1
Sam Head
Prescott
Wesley Bolin
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Spector
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Jewel Jordan
William Standford
Thad M. Moore
Superintendent of Public Instruction
M. L. Brooks
Supreme Court
Henry S. McCluskey
Superior Court
T. J. Croaff
Maricopa
William P. Mahoney
Maricopa County
C. H. Marion
Sam Joy
Torrential Monsoon Submerges Manila for Second Day
Manila endures heavy monsoon rains for a second straight day flooding low-lying areas. Auto and bus traffic halted as residents become marooned and emergency crews respond to rising waters.
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Manila
Robbery Report On Air Base Staff Sergeant Seeded by Two Men
Police investigated a robbery of Davis-Monthan air base staff sergeant Charles Wright on A Mountain early Sunday as two men approached with a gun and hooded suspect. Wright, 38, said he was in his car when he was struck and robbed of 62 dollars. the suspects fled down A Mountain.
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Charles Wright
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
South Mission Road
Birmingham shop blends haircuts with kids lounge zoo
Birmingham Texas launches a family barbershop with a children friendly lounge. The shop features a live turtle and bird enclosure hamsters tropical fish books for kids and wooden pony seating to entertain youngsters during haircuts.
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Birmingham
Tex
Life insurance money available on owner occupied properties
Quick Service refinancing offered by E. L. Grady of Golden Rule Realty at 628 North 4th Ave. Free private money estimates. Trade name and contact details suggest a real estate finance advertisement targeting owner occupied homes and mercantile buildings and courts.
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Golden Rule Reality
North 4Th Ave
Scared Of A Bomb Keep It From Kids
The Children's Bureau of the Federal Security Agency urges parents not to discuss fears of atomic disaster in front of children to avoid inducing anxiety in youngsters.
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Washington
U.P
Children’s Bureau
The
Federal Security Agency
Children and Bomb Fear Calm in 1952 Broadcast Advice
Monday Evening August 25 1952 guidance urges parents to soothe children fears about bomb danger and compare it to routine fire drills. It emphasizes creating security and resilience in youngsters amid postwar anxieties.
Indonesia Wildest Regions Retain Remote Volcanic Scenery
Remnant areas in Indonesia persist as rugged travel zones with active volcanoes and jagged coastlines. Explorers report challenging terrain, dense forests, and limited infrastructure in these remote regions, highlighting their perilous beauty and ecological value.
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