Navy to appoint aviators to top fleet commands
Washington announces major shift toward an air navy with naval aviators slated to hold three of six key O N C posts. Admiral Towers and Mitscher to head Pacific and Eighth fleets, while aviators fill top Washington posts under the chief of naval operations.
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Washington
U.P
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
James V. Forrestal
John H. Towers
Fifth Fleet
Raymond A. Spruance
Pacific Fleet
Marc A. Mitscher
Air
Eighth Fleet
Forrestal
Naval Operations
D. C. Ramse
Chester W. Nimitz
Richard L. Conolly
Mitchel
Fleet Command
Louis E. Denfeld
Bernhard H. Bieri
William S. Farber
Mitscher
Spruance
Office of Chief of Naval Operations
Roosevelt Estate Transfer to U S Government
A quitclaim deed filed in Dutchess county clerk's office completes the transfer of Franklin D Roosevelt's Hyde Park estate to the government. The Roosevelt family renounces all rights to the 33 acre tract except the burial right for Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt in the cemetery area retaining President Franklin D Roosevelt's remains.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
President Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Dutchess County
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Problem Of Labor Management Deep
Washington reports that the labor management conference will continue not as a failure but as a long, multi-session process. A semi permanent committee will carry on, with records and progress guiding new legislation on mediation, conciliation, and reform of labor laws to protect the public interest during reconversion.
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Washington
Congress
House
Bona Fide
House of Representatives
Senate
Labor and Management
Convention Reports To Be Given Saturday
Delegates to the AEA meeting in Phoenix last Saturday will present reports at a luncheon meeting next Saturday at the Old Adobe patio 40 West Broadway. Drama students of Mrs. Mary MacMurtrie will entertain.
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AEA
Phoenix
Pima County Educational Association
West Broadway
Mary MacMurtrie
Temperature Drops In Frost Covered Tokyo
In frost covered Tokyo the temperature fell to four below zero marking a new 1945 low according to Kyodo News Service.
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Tokyo
Kyodo News Service
U S withdrawal in Iran proceeds despite Russian stance
U S moves to wind up affairs in Iran by Jan 1 1946 with Gen Donald Connally leading a mission to supervise disposal of Army surpluses and withdrawal of about 6000 U S troops. Iran expects Iran to buy surpluses amid Russian evacuations and Tehran declaration safeguards.
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Gwen Morgan
Washington
Dec
U.P
United States
Iran
Russia
Army-state Department
U. S
Hussein Ala
Persia
Ala
State Department
Donald H. Connally
Army-Navy Liquidation Commission
Tehran
Azerbaijan
Golden eagle hailed as boldest bird of prey worldwide
The article proclaims the golden eagle as the boldest bird of prey in the world, highlighting its daring hunting prowess and striking presence in natural ecosystems.
Manila Bank Armored Car Heist Topples City Record
Four jeep riding bandits seized $206,300 from an armored car in Manila’s Santa Ana district as money moved to National City bank vaults. Armed with alleged .45 revolvers, the robbers escaped without firing a shot. Police chief Col. J. P. Holland called it the city's biggest holdup.
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Manila
National City Bank
Santa Ana
Philippine Bank of Communications
Col
J. P. Holland
Tucson Winter Visitor Dies In Muncie Ind
Information received of the death of William R. Thompson a lawyer who spent seven winters in Tucson He died in Indianapolis Saturday night services were held at his birthplace Muncie He endowed an Indiana museum before coming to Tucson The Thompsons bought a Catalina foothills home and Mrs Thompson is expected here after the holidays.
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William R. Thompson
Tucson
Thompson
Indianapolis
Muncie
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Thompsons
Catalina Foothills
Nance Funeral Will Be Held In Denver
The body of William Nance aged 71 who died in a local hospital Sunday was sent to Denver for funeral services. He was chief chemist at the American Smelting works in Hayden and is survived by a son Theodore of Salcedo Colorado. Arizona mortuary made local arrangements.
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William Nance
Denver
Colo
Nance
American Smelting Works
Hayden
Theodore
Salcedo
Arizona
Dr Harry Thompson Returns to Tucson Private Medical Practice
Dr Harry Edward Thompson returns from three years in the Army Air Forces Medical Corps to Tucson. He resumes private practice after nine years in the city and opens offices in the Physicians' Building at 123 South Stone Avenue.
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Army Air Forces Medical Corps
Harry Edward Thompson
Tucson
Thompson
Physicians’ Building
South
Stone Avenue
E Bond Sales In State Are Under Quota
Phoenix reports Arizona has achieved only 37 percent of its Victory loan series E bond quota of 9 million with four days left until December 31. Walter R. Bimson, state War Finance Committee chairman, warned that only sales through December 31 count toward the quota and Rhode Island trails Arizona in progress. He urged residents not to let the state fail on this last call.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Walter R. Bimson
War Finance Committee
Bimson
Rhode Island
Victory loan record motivates idle dollars to enlist
The statement notes that the state’s Victory loan record is known and that citizens with idle dollars will contribute to the effort. It emphasizes a pattern seen in the past of Americans investing funds with Uncle Sam to support the war or national needs.
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Sam
Dr Ernestine Doychert Dies After Local Hospital Visit
Private cremation was held at the Arizona mortuary chapel for Dr Ernestine Doychert 71 who died in a local hospital Saturday evening. A former practicing physician in New York she came here five years ago and leaves no immediate survivors. The trumpeter swan is the largest of U S wild fowl.
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Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Ernestine Doychert
Doychert
New York
Former WAC Officer Appointed to Arizona Social Security Board
Phoenix December 4 Lucy A Faherty former first lieutenant in the WAC has been appointed personnel officer for the Arizona state board of social security according to M rs Olga Welch public relations officer.
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Phoenix
Lucy A. Faherty
WAC
Arizona State Board of Social Security
Olga Welch
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