Clouds Over US Bring Mild North and Rain Across
A weather summary notes widespread cloud cover across most of the United States with generally mild temperatures in the eastern regions. A cold Canadian air mass lowers readings from the northern Plains to the southern Rockies, while Pacific air brings inland snow and cooler conditions to the Northwest. Rain and snow amounts reach an inch to an inch and a half in the central belt, with warmer spells in the Ohio Valley and New England as systems move eastward.
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Ss. Weather Bureau
New England
Lakes
Upper Plains
Northwest
Canada
Plains
Great Lakes
Rockies
Texas
Pacific
Central Plains
Theo
Ohio Valley
Missisippi Valley
Ward
International Falls
Minn
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi River
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
Washinaton
Des Moines
Atlanta
Seatie
Mami
San Francisco
Dallas
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Phoenix
Teachers Named On Art Group
Three elementary and two high school teachers were named to the Junior Museum advisory committee at the Art Center. The group will train guides for school groups visiting the museum at 305 W Franklin under the Tucson Fine Arts Assn. Members include Miss Virginia Tynes Miles School, Miss Margaret Lindstrom Government Heights Schools, Charles arris Menio Park School, Mrs Elizabeth Bartis Catalina High, and Mrs Dorothy Lanovich Vail Junior Hi
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Art Center
Commie
W. Franklin ‘St
Tucson Fine Arts Assn
Virginia Tynes
Miles School
Margaret Lindstrom
Government Heights
Charles Arris
Menio Park
Elizabeth Bartis
Catalina High
Dorothy Lanovich
Vail
Motorists Sentenced For Driving While Drunk
Four motorists were jailed for drunk driving with suspended sentences for a fifth due to medical needs. Ernest Sullenger, 1, had his 10 day term suspended after presenting a doctor’s note. Other defendants, including Taver, McCulloch, Hinson, and Dark, faced fines and jail terms varying from 10 to 15 days.
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Ernest Albert Sullenger
Oraclend
Clague van Slyke
van Slyke
Sullenger
Broadway
Stone ‘Ave
van Siyke
Det Taver
Sid St
Taver
E Broadway
S. Scott Ave
Peading Bult
Ralph C. McCulloch
Med Air Base Group
Davis Monthan Afb
Armie D. Hinson
E.aist St
McCulloch
East Broadway
Tyndall Avenue
South Park Avenue
Pear East 25Th Street
Justice of the Peace
Edward J
Valeski
Arthur Ewill Dark
Las Cruces
Dark
E. 2Nd St
S. Mann Dr
Jesus B. Gonzales
Sonora
Ariz
Wales
Gonzales
Nogales
Medina
Bobcat Shot Down At Nogales Ranch
Nogales report says ranch foreman Joe Miranda killed the first large bobcat of the year after the animal had attacked livestock for two months at the Z. G. Simmons Ranch five miles north of the city. Miranda waited in a thicket with two hound dogs and shot the bobcat, which measured 3 feet long and weighed 25 pounds.
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Joe Miranda
Z. G. Simmons
Miranda
November Rains Boost Stream Flow in Arizona Rivers
USGS reports higher than normal November stream flows across Arizona. Santa Cruz at 20 acre feet and Rillito Creek at 267 acre feet show November water remains above usual. Colorado River at Grand Canyon third highest November discharge on record. Verde and Salt Rivers show historic runoff and reservoir storage gains. Douglas D. Lewis notes state cooperation with multiple agencies.
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Tucson
Santa Cruz
Rillito Creek
U. S. Geological Survey
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Cameron
Safford
San Carlos
Lakes Mead
Mohave
Salt and Verde River
Salt River
Verde River
Arizona
Geological Survey
Douglas D. Lewis
State Land Fand Water Department
Iraq Farm Problems Compared By Arizona Expert
J C Russell of the University of Arizona team in Iraq notes similar agricultural issues between Iraq and Arizona. He says Iraq’s ancient farmland faces rough soil and high salinity, while Arizona has recent cultivation. He cites irrigation, mules, plows, and a $1 million building program at the Iraq College of Agriculture supported by a ICA contract and international staff.
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Iraq
J. C. Russel
Che
University of Arizona
Iraq College of Agriculture
Russel
Middle East
Great Plains
Iraq_ Agriculture College
Te University
International Cooperation Administration
Germany
Holland
Egypt
India
Far North Settlement Study Probes Arctic Frontiers
University of Wisconsin researchers under Prof. Kirk Stone explore High Latitude Frontier Settlement to assess development potential in northern regions above the Arctic Circle. Three field teams will study Norway Sweden Finland and Alaska as part of a long term, strategic project.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Arctic Circle
Kirk Stone
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Alaska
Stone
Free World
Batista Keeps Plans Secret From Driver At Havana Palace
Havana dispatch notes President Fulgencio Batista practices secrecy about his movements. He gives drivers vague routes, often changing plans to avoid threats. The palace and Camp Columbia are heavily guarded after a March attack by rebels.
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Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Camp Columbia
Wajay
Presidential
Cuba
Antarctic Call Seeks Admission To School
A Norwegian worker in Antarctica used a ham radio contact from his outpost to apply by telephone for admission to the University of Wisconsin graduate school. Olav Loken, age about 26, spoke with Prof. Kirk Stone after a Minnesota radio operator linked him to Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
Antarctic
University of Wisconsin Graduate School
Olav Loken
Kirk Stone
Wisconsin Geography Department
Loken
Wayzata
Minn
Minnesota
Stone
Schoo
Mortgage Money Seen Easing To Buy Homes
Kenneth Keyes of Miami predicts mortgage money will ease for home buyers next month as access improves, with signs that lending is already getting easier despite earlier tightness. The remark comes from the National Association of Real Estate Boards president at a Washington event.
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National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Eas
Kenneth
Keyes
Miami
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Fed rate cut impact to be felt later
The full effect of the Federal Reserve Board’s recent rate reduction may not be felt immediately and could unfold over an extended period. Analysts expect slower borrowing costs to influence markets gradually as businesses and consumers adjust.
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