Shah of Iran skips Hollywood visit tours Lockheed plant
The shah of Iran declined a Hollywood studio visit during his American tour, choosing instead to inspect nuts and bolts at a Lockheed aircraft factory. He toured the Constellation final assembly line and the jet fighter F-80 Shooting Star program with Lockheed president Robert E. Gross.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Iran
Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi
State Department
Jack Benny
Carl Brisson
Shah
Women’s Press Club
Dorothy Lamour
Robert E. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Constellation Final
Gross
King
Lockheed
Sun Valley
New York
Eastern
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Four Hurt In Dallas Plane Crash Still Hospitalized
A week after the DC-4 crash at Love Field four of 18 injured remain in hospital. Twenty eight were killed and two survivors released include Rudolph Tamargo of Brooklyn and Albert Lelorier of Mexico City. Remaining patients are First Officer Robert Lewis copilot Dr Luis De La Rose Mrs Andres Iriso and Flight Engineer William Forbes. The plane was en route from New York to Mexico City and crashed into buildings at the northwest Love Field.
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Dallas
Rudolph R. Tamargo
Brooklyn
Albert Lelorier
Juan Lelorier
Mexico City
Robert E. Lewis
Tulsa
Okla
Luis de la Rose
Mexico
Andres Iriso
William S. Forbes
New York City
Love Field
Arizona Eligible To Supply Member Of Reserve Board
The death of Lawrence Clayton of the federal reserve board opens a vacancy for a new member. Clayton’s term ends January 31 1952 and a second opening may occur when Ernest Draper’s term ends January 31 1952. The board has twelve districts and seeks geographic balance in appointments. Multiple potential candidates from various regions are noted as possibilities.
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Arizona
Reserve Board
Washington
Lawrence Clayton
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
Clayton
Ernest G. Draper
Draper
Atomic Energy Commission
David &. Lilienthal
National Security Resources Board
Utah
Massachusetts
Boston
Senate
Federal Reserve District
New England
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Missouri
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Dallas
Texas
Louisiana
Atlanta
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Cleveland
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Thomas B. McCabe
Philadelphia
Fairfield County
Conn
New York
Marriner S. Eccles
McCabe
R. M. Evans
Virginia
James K. Vardaman
M. 8. Szymczak
Illinois
China and Nationalists clash over Shanghai blockade
Chinese Nationalist Foreign Minister George Yeh rejected an American protest over gunboat fire on Isbrandtsen lines ships aiming for Shanghai. He said no formal reply would be issued while allowing the blockade right and promising safe conduct for the Sir John Franklin. The Flying Cloud was already hit on Nov. 15.
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Hong Kong
U.P
George Yeh
Shanghai
Yeh
U. S
Robert Strong
Dean Acheson
Sir John Franklin
Isbrandtsen Line
State Department
New York
Isbrandtsen Company
Franklin
Isbrandtsen
Acheson
Far East Freight Conference
New Formula Sets California Cotton Acres for 1950
California’s 1950 cotton allotment of 642,599 acres is defined by a new law formula using 85 percent of 1948 plantings or 95 percent of 1947-48, whichever is larger. California’s base of 22,500,000 acres is reduced to 21,000,000 nationally, with state shares adjusted accordingly and a Dec 15 referendum planned for growers to approve quotas.
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Washington
California
New Mexico
Production and Marketing Administration
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Congress
PMA
Five Convicts Face Trial For Tax Claims
Five Arizona state prison inmates face trial or sentencing on charges of filing false claims for federal income tax rebates. Harry L. Barr and Porter Russell pleaded guilty and await sentencing. Edward Garver Jack A. Hopkins and Walter Davis plead not guilty and set for trial April 19. Hopkins has a murder life term. In a separate case U S Judge Ling jailed three for forgery: Ruth McMahon thirty, Robert R Stallings thirty, and Thomas Garcia twenty four months, all of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Prison
Harry L. Barr
Porter Russell
U. S. District Court
Edward Garver
Jack A. Hopkins
Walter Davis
Hopkins
U. S
David W. Ling
Ruth McMahon
Robert R. Stallings
Thomas Garcia
On Trial For Killing Another With A Chair
Lemuel Eliott an 18 year old Chandler youth faces trial in Maricopa county court on manslaughter charges for the death of 19 year old Hubert B Jackson of Chandler Jackson died from head injuries after Elliott struck him with a chair in front of a Chandler tavern Aug 10 The coroner jury verdict linked the blow to the fatal injuries and placed the event in Chandler with the victim dying in Mesa southside hospital
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Phoenix
Lemuel Eliott
Chandler
Maricopa
Hubert B.jackson
Jackson
Elliott
Southside
Mesa
Hospital Benefit Association offers low cost plan
Daily Tucson hospital use is about 51 people with bills payable. The Hospital Benefit Association provides a non profit cooperative plan at three cents a day to cover hospital cards, room bills, and related expenses for 28 to 60 days. Send postcard or call for details.
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Tucson
Hospital Benefit Association
Dept. C-14
Stone Ave
Tuckson
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Sligh Realty
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Toy Guidance Council
East Speedway
Cis
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Custom Studios
Custom Studios, Inc
Heywood - Wakefield
Broadway
Penney's
Rayon Faille
Rayon Moss
RAYON
Cynara Crepe
Chico
South Scott
Michael B. Hodges
George R. White
Hodges
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Penney
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King's Men
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