Arizona Halts Most of 6 Million Dollar Postwar Highway Plan
Arizona State Highway Engineer W C Lefebvre says the $6 million postwar highway program is cut to a minimum under a presidential decree and a war mobilization moratorium. Only 1 million will be used for critical repairs while 12 high priority projects remain funded.
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Public Roads Administration
Former Greek Premier Fails in Athens Died
ATHENS August 29 George Kafandaris who served as premier of Greece for about a month in 1924 and held ports in many cabinets in the last two decades died last night in Athens.
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George Kafandaris
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Krucker Receives Army Commendation for War Crimes Work
Col. Herbert F. Krucker, local lawyer and Republican candidate for Pima County Superior Court judge, is commended by Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Green for work in the war crimes division from June 4, 1945 to February 5, 1946. He also earned the Legion of Merit and the Bronze Star Medal.
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Judge Advocate General
Secretary of War
Krucker
Superior Court
Pima County Superior
Col. Krucker
Armored
Europe
War Crimes Investigating Staff
Projected Labor Day Accidents Fatalities Hit 350
The National Safety Council estimates about 350 people will be killed in public accidents during the Labor Day weekend in Chicago. About 210 deaths are seen from motor vehicle crashes and 140 from other mishaps such as drownings and recreational accidents. The toll could rise as some injured may die after the period ends.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Adolphus Busch Dies Head of Brewery Firm
Adolphus Busch III president of Anheuser Busch Inc died at Barnes Hospital after an operation last week. He was 55 years old.
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Adolphus Busch
ST. Louis
Adolphus Busch III
Annheuser-Busch, Inc
Barnes Hospital
Krug To Visit Navajo Nation Capital Window Rock
Secretary of the Interior Julius A. Krug will visit the Navajo Nation in a two day stopover September 15 and 16 at Window Rock Arizona New Mexico to meet tribal leaders and inspect boarding and day schools. Dr George Boyce accompanied the Arizona state college visit to review Navajo service curriculum workshop outcomes.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
New Mexico
Interior
Julius A. Krug
Window Rock
George Boyce
Navajo Indian Schools
Arizona State College
Boyce
Krug
Gallup
N.M
11 Babies Arriving In U S At Army Hospital
Army port of embarkation reports 11 ill babies moved to Ft Hamilton station hospital after arrival aboard the brideship Zebulon Vance. Medical diagnosis announced today by the Army port of embarkation notes the babies were brought to the station hospital yesterday following arrival in New York.
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U.S
Army Hospital
New York
Army Port of Embarkation
Ft. Hamilton Station
Zebulon Vance
Hospital discharge window for 10 infants in Army group
An Army spokesman said ten babies could leave the hospital within a week while an infant named Lith was described as fairly sick and likely to stay longer. None of the babies was identified and all are children of servicemen and veterans.
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