Yugoslav Army to Extend Airman Search for Fifth Crew Member
Belgrade Aug 27 U S Ambassador Richard C Patterson said the Yugoslav fourth army will deploy 1000 soldiers to seek the fifth airman missing after the Aug 19 transport crash if medical evidence does not confirm all five perished. Tests on recovered body parts continue in Ljubljana and a plane escort may move remains toward Udine or overland to Italy across the Morgan line tomorrow.
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Belgrade
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Fourth Army
Patterson
Ljubljana
Chester M. Stratton
Stratton
Udine
Italy
Morgan
Army plane crash toll named five believed killed
War department notified next of kin that five US Army personnel were killed or believed killed when an Army transport plane was shot down by Yugoslav fighters on August 19. Names include Capt Harold Farsley Schreiber of New Albany Indiana definite death.
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Washington
War Department
Next of
Harold Farsley Schreiber
New Albany
Ind
Marcia Schreiber
Ralph H. Schreiber
Peace at the United Nations and Europe policy debates
The report recalls wartime stances against Soviet influence and mentions Hodgson proposing a permanent subcommittee to probe Italian frontier disputes. Vishinsky accuses Australia of delaying tactics and ridicules the plan, as the Russian delegation mocks Beasley during remarks. The piece ends with a note on lunar temperatures.
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Europe
Russia
Vishinsky
Beasley
Durant Bride Testifies In Jewel Theft Case
Mrs. Durant described the looting at the castle of the Countess of Hessen and the later statements she signed she said were coerced. She testified she read and altered the documents and would sign anything to end the pursuit as she and Jack Durant faced larceny and embezzlement charges.
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Jack
Durant
Countess of Hessen
Jack W. Durant
Chicago
Leonard E. Keeler
Patterson
Eisenhower
Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
Army
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Embargoes to speed domestic orders and relieve bottlenecks. ODT and agriculture department to act on perishable crops, essential supplies, export grain and coal. Agencies urge six day operations and faster unloading to shorten car turnaround and maximize freight car space.
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ODT
Agriculture Department
Duncan Talks To Ad Club Leaders On Punch Power Of Ads
Three Tucson advertising representatives spoke at the Tucson Ad Club meeting in the Santa Rita hotel outlining fundamentals of effective advertising. George Duncan of Tucson Newspapers discussed layout and copy writing for newspapers and future specialty writers for Tucson businesses. Joseph McKeown of KTUC described radio spot copy and its brief, image driven approach. Dorothy Arnott of Steinfelds emphasized that advertising ideas exist, but new methods replicate old aims to draw customers to stores.
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Tucson Ad Club
Santa Rita Hotel
George Duncan
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
Tucson
Joseph McKeown
KTUC
McKeown
Dorothy Arnott
Steinfeld
Ad Club
B 29s praised as powerful weapon by observers luncheon crowd
Col Catton of Los Angeles now stationed at Davis Monthan in Tucson attended a luncheon with Maj McCloud Capt Meier and Legion members. Allied observers saw limited effects of the bombing from a distant ship while a newsreel offered a similar view and a puff of smoke was all reported.
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Ina
Col. Catton
Los Angeles
Tucson
Davis- Monthan Field
Maj. S. A. McCloud
Davis-Monthan
Capt
George Meier
C. H. Burnett
State Department
The
American Legion
Charlies Firth
Legion State Committee
J. Duane
Ray Prochnow
John Durden
Phoenix
James Brady
Mail handling by U S Postal Service in 1945
The U S Postal Service processed nearly 20 billion pieces of mail during 1945, reflecting wartime and postwar mail volumes and the service’s broad national reach.
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W U. S. Postal Service
Ex Mesan Named LDS Central States Mission President
Dr. F W Brown of Salt Lake City and former Mesa Ariz has been appointed president of the central states mission of the Latter Day Saints He succeeds Thomas C Romney of Logan His headquarters will be in Independence Mo.
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Salt Lake City
F. W. Brown
Mesa, Ariz
Central States
The
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Thomas C. Romney
Logan, U
Independence, Mo
Five Arrested For Slaying At Holbrook Logging Camp
Five men are jailed after a sledgehammer killed Ralph W. Crunk, 54, a camp book keeper, at a Holbrook area logging camp. Suspects Jim Simmons and Jodie Simmons, brothers, plus Charles W. France, Henry Simmons, and Frank Simmons were detained in Holbrook Winslow Show Low and McNary. An argument over a grocery bid preceded the fatal blow. Sheriff says France signed a statement naming Jim Simmons as the hitter. no charges filed yet pending probe and prosecutor’s return.
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Holbrook
Jim Simmons
Jodie Simmons
Navajo Bounty
Charles W. France
Winslow
Henry Simmons
Showlow
Frank Simmons
McNary
Simmons
Ralph W. Crunk
Eaglestown
Okla
Crunk
Cecil McCormick
France
Crank
Dodd L. Greer
Bridegroom Gains Release in Hollywood Leave Mixup
Virginia Bruce's Turkish fiancé Pvt Ali M Ipar was held in an Army stockade after a leave papers mixup but released hours later by Capt William Beckerman at Ft MacArthur. The couple planned to wed at 5 pm and honeymoon four days in Las Vegas.
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Hollywood
Virginia Bruce
Ali M. Ipar
William Beckerman
Ft. MacArthur
Beckerman
Army
War Department
Criminal Investigation Division
Ipar
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Miss Bruce
Las Vegas
Nev
Police Cards Due By September One in Tucson
Tucson police announce a general order requiring all holders of special officer commissions or identification cards to surrender them at police headquarters by September 1. Chief Don J. Hays says such commissions and cards expire that date and renewal is handled by Captain Joe Weinzapfel.
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Tucson
Don J. Hays
Joe, Weinzapfel
Births At St Marys Hospital Tucson Girls And Boys
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital Daviss Monthan Field Tucson report a girl born at 2 30 a m Aug 27 to Master Sgt and Mrs Walter J White. Mr and Mrs Carl O Dowd have a girl born Aug 26 at 11 06 p m in Tucson. At Tucson Medical Center a boy was born to St and Mrs Arthur C Danner 425 East President Street Tucson at 6 41 p m Aug 36. Mr and Mrs C L Messenger welcomed a boy born 8 p m Aug 26 at 2570 East Seneca Drive Tucson. Mr and Mrs William Ying welcomed a boy born 11 56 a m Aug 27 at 5043 Riverside Drive Tucson.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Walter J. White
Daviss Monthanfield
Tucson
Carl O'Dowd
Tucson Medical Center
Arthur C. Danner
East
President Street
C. L. Messenger
East Seneca Drive
William Ying
Riverside Drive
Housing Authority Crisis in Tucson Prompts Dismissal Plea
In Tucson the housing authority stalls with two power holders and a resigning THA member. Mayor Janstad has not acted on the resignation nor named a successor. Other members Neal Waugh and E H Sisterson remain in Tucson without power to meet. PMID: UVO urged dismissal of all housing authority members during the dispute. Arabia, Sheik Suiman, and Saudi Arabia's finance minister tour the U S as King Ibn Saud’s representatives.
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J Authority
Tucson
Tophey
W. S. Nicholas
THA
Janstad
Nicholas
Housing Authority
Neal B. Waugh
E. H. Sisterson
UVO
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Ibn Saud
Rev Cummings Heads Tucson Ministers Nominating Committee
Reverend Norman L. Cummings of Coronado Heights Baptist church was named chairman of the nominating committee for the Tucson Baptist Ministers' Fellowship at a supper hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Beal. Acting chairman Rev. Chester J. Cording and Rev. Roy W. Gustafson delivered remarks. officer elections set for next month. Arabs and Jews could live harmoniously in Palestine if left to themselves says Sheik Abdullah Suleiman, Saudi finance minister.
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Norman L. Cummings
Coronado Heights
Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Palestine
Sheik Abdullah Suleiman
Saudi
Four U of A Graduates Pass Law Examinations
Four 1946 graduates of the University of Arizona law school have been admitted to the bar in New Mexico and Wisconsin. The new lawyers are Dick G. Bean of Roswell New Mexico Thomas H. Childers of Santa Fe New Mexico Robert E. Clark of Albuquerque New Mexico and William F. Hefty of Montgomery Wisconsin.
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University of Arizona Law School
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Dick G. Bean
Roswell
N. M
Thomas H. Childers
Santa Fe
Robert E. Clark
Albuquerque
William F. Hefty
M Ontroe
Wis
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