Generals Reveal 44 Million in Unused Spare Parts
Senate subcommittee hears generals recount unused spare parts worth millions, many from World War II era scraps at Greenland Newfoundland and Labrador bases. Pentagon reports cite improper inventory and rapid turnover causing oversized inventories and lost parts. recovery already tops 20 million with steps to reclaim more.
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Who's The Juvenile Judge Now
Juvenile court hearings set for 1:30 pm Tuesday with uncertainty over the new Juvenile Court judge. The current judge J Mercer Johnson has moved to the Arizona Supreme Court and John F Molloy will take his place. Molloy to be sworn at 10:30 am Tuesday.
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Mexicans Isolated As Flu Suspects
PHOENIX a The state health commissioner reported seven more Mexican nationals isolated at Nogales after suspected Asian flu. Dr C G Salsbury said total Nogales cases reached 62 with tests due in about two weeks to confirm illness. He added 120 vaccine doses used in Phoenix and no new shipments expected until Monday or Tuesday.
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Sawmill machinery stolen. two suspects captured
In Athens Alabama near the county line thieves stole about 1,700 pounds of sawmill gear. Sheriff Clyde Ennis said two men were later captured but had sold the equipment for junk and it was cut up when Marsh tried to reclaim it.
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British flier survives first ground level ejection test
Royal Air Force Flight Officer Sidney Hughes bailed from a U S Navy trainer during a low level ejection test at Patuxent River Maryland. He survived and claimed to feel winded while Secretary of the Navy Thomas Gates praised the safety device.
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Burglary at Selby Motors Nabs Desk Valuables
Police report a night break in at Selby Motors on East Broadway. The thief pried open two offices and stole over $900 in cash and $165 worth of articles from desks and a small safe, with a portion of the damage attributed to the broken rear window and broken drawers. Officers noted the yard fence hindered entry and that the owner estimated repairs near $100.
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Opinion Favors Douglas TV Translator Installment Plan
The Arizona Attorney General's Office voices approval for Douglas to install and maintain a translator television system if voters approve via a special city election. The opinion, authored by Assistant Attorney General Joseph O. Lewis, limits its guidance to Douglas and notes it does not apply to private enterprises or county ventures.
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Officer Loses Lunch To Vagrants On Train Fare Evasion
Enid Oklahoma police officer detains a traveling man and his juvenile companion for fare evasion after discovering they rode a Southern Pacific train from El Paso to Tucson. The officer misplaced his lunch from the rear seat of his cruiser and later recovered no sandwiches.
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Children Raise Funds by Wet Sponge Toss for Disturbed Kids
A small fundraiser let customers pelting volunteers with wet sponges as they sat on wings to raise money for emotionally disturbed children. The event drew local supporters and yielded about $31 in donations.
Plane crashes near Bovina after refueling mishap
A KBSC refueling plane from Langley Air Force Base caught fire over Hereford Texas and six crew members parachuted before it crashed ten miles northeast of Bovina. The crew suffered only minor scratches and bruises while the Civil Aeronautics Authority investigated the incident.
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Plane fire forces bails out near Amarillo and Clovis
During a routine training flight approaching Cannon Air Force Base the aircraft developed a fire. Three crewmen bailed out north of Hereford while others landed northwest of Amarillo and near Clovis New Mexico.
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Literature congress draws scholars from 24 nations
Neidelberg Germany report says more than 200 scholars from 24 countries attend the Seventh Modern Literature and Languages Congress which opened yesterday. The congress, held every three years, was last held in 1954 at Oxford and first in Oslo in 1928.
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