Fliers From City Air Base Aid Navajo Snowbound Cattle
Davis Monthan air force base regulars and reserves join in hay lift missions for snowbound Navajo and cattle north of Flagstaff. Capt Arnold Sipes ferried 5 500 pounds of hay to Jacobs ranch southeast of Youngs Canyon, Phoenix. A reserve crew earlier delivered hay to Casper Wyoming. Charles Matthews piloted a helicopter to move a doctor and nurse to snowbound Arizona Indians for eight hours.
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Francis Davies
Arnold Sipes
Daniel Ruest
Robert E. Bohn
Jacob
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Air Reserve
Phoenix
Jacobs Ranch
Young's Canyon
Flagstaff
Sipes
Casper
Wyo
Nebraska
Charles Matthews
Edwin Montgomery
Arizona Helicopter Service
Arizona
Pneumonia Victims Found Among Snowbound Navajo Pupils
Dr. Philip Schultz treated four pneumonia cases at a snowbound Navajo Mountain school in Arizona. An Army flight surgeon was planned to aid another marooned school as weather delays hampered transport. George W. Magladry Jr. faced multiple routing changes to reach Tesnopas while icy airstrips frustrated attempts. Regional Indian Service Director William Zeh outlined plans to fly Magladry to Farmington New Mexico for ground transport. An immense snowstorm crippled travel across the reservation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Fez
U. S. Indian Service
Navajo Mountain
Air Force
Philip Schultz
Northeastern Arizona
George W. Magindry Jr
Ord
Calif
Tesnopas
Magiladry
Gallup
N. M
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
William Zeh
The
Indian Service
Magladry
Farmington
Starva
Atty Fowler Dies At Home At 53 In Tucson
Samuel Holman Fowler a Tucson attorney for nearly 20 years died at his home 2439 E Third St after a long illness He was born in Union City Oklahoma Territory and had a varied early career including service in World War I and work for Wells Fargo He graduated from the University of Arizona Law School in 1930 and co founded the Krucker Fowler firm in 1934 He was active in the Republican party and had sought county attorney attorney general and state senate offices with a brief period as an Independent
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Samuel Holman Fowler
Tucson
Veterans Stations
Third St
Mr. Fowler
Union City
Oklahoma Territory
Hendricks College
Conway
Ark
Phoenix
U. S. Land Office Survey
Arizona
Idaho
Santa Fe Railroad
Wells Fargo Express
New Mexico
Medical Corps
Army
France
Yuma
Wells Fargo
University of Arizona
Fowler
Railway Express Co
Pima County
Superior
Fred W. Fickett
Herbert F. Krucker
Krucker & Fowler
Senate Backs Flood Control in Pima County
In Phoenix on February 2, the state senate approved a flood control bill limiting authority to the 1948 federal act, enabling Pima County to maintain government built projects on rights of way at county expense. The measure awaits third reading Thursday.
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Phoenix
Pima County
State Senate
William F. Kimball
Pima
Pirtleville Youth Killed In Collision
Moses Escobedo twenty of Pirtleville was killed Tuesday night in a collision on highway 666 six miles north of Douglas. Lawrence P Morin driver of the other car was seriously injured and taken to Douglas hospital. Both men were alone and witnesses said both were within speed limits but in the center of the road. Both autos were more than 15 years old and demolished.
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Douglas
Moses Escobedo
Pirtleville
Here
Arizona
Lawrence P. Morin
Douglas Hospital
Highway Patrol
Day's Activities In Congress
In recess until noon Thursday, several committees meet. The labor committee discusses repealing Taft Hartley with Paul Herzog and Secretary Tobin. Other panels examine minimum wage bills, veterans pension plans, and army air force size.
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Labor Committee
Paul Herzog
National Labor Relations Board
Labor
Tobin
Rules Committee
Lindsay Warren
Senate-house
Atomic Energy Committee
Republican Policy Committee
HOUSE
Armed Services
Banking Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Veterans Committee
Gen. Wainwright
Veterans
World and national briefs note rail wage case and libel law
Railroads and 16 unions representing 1,000,000 nonoperating workers urge a presidential fact finding board to settle wage hour disputes. In Atlanta Gov. Herman Talmadge supporters push a tight libel bill through the house by a narrow margin, targeting retractable honest mistake protections. Forrestal limits free air travel for officials and demands committee approval for rides. Phoenix judge denies a new trial request for Charles Lane Jr. in a divorce slaying case.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Herman “Talmadge
Georgia
Senate
State Closed Shop Bans to Be Voided by U S
NLRB Chairman Paul Herzog says Truman administration labor bill would override state bans on the closed shop in interstate commerce. Senate panel considers night sessions amid a party line dispute as Herzog asserts the independence of the NLRB and its expanded five member board.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Paul M. Herzog
Senate Labor Committee
Tobin
Herzog
Donnell
Taft
Ohio
Morse
R-Ore
Elbert Thomas
Dutah
Utah
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
U. S. Supreme Court
Sen. Taft
Labor Department
Hogan Hurt In Auto Bus Crash Near Van Horn Texas
Ben Hogan and his wife were injured in an early morning collision 20 miles east of Van Horn Texas. Hogan suffered three broken ribs a severe chest injury and possibly a broken back. Mrs Hogan escaped with bruises and both were being taken to Southwestern General Hospital in El Paso for treatment.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ben Hogan
van Horn
Southwestern General Hospital
Hogan
Valerie Hogan
Hershey
Alaska Drill Ends For D-M
The 64th bombardment squadron at Davis Monthan Air Force Base will not depart for Alaska on February 15 to join Arctic cold weather maneuvers. Two squadrons from the base have already participated. The 65th will not be required to participate as the mission is deemed accomplished and enough has been learned. Five B 50s of the 65th returned to Tucson from Eielson Air Force Base near Fairbanks, Alaska, with ground personnel expected back by week’s end.
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Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Alaska
Arctic
65Th
Tucson
Eielson Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Truman Stalin Parley Negotiations Stir Washington
Washington news that Premier Stalin floated a possible meeting with President Truman behind the Iron Curtain. The White House rejects direct invitation and reiterates that talks should be in Washington while stressing actions over talks. Stalin cites health and travel limits and Russia Poland or Czechoslovakia as a meeting locale.
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Washington
Stalin
Truman
White House
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
United States
Charles G. Ross
Death of UA Student in Mexican Mob Over Vaccination
Relatives of Robert L. Proctor were told in Mexico City that the 22 year old University of Arizona student was killed by a village mob incited by cattle vaccination efforts. Proctor worked as an inspector for the foot and mouth commission and his death follows an attack on Proctor Raul Sanchez and two Mexican soldiers. Authorities recovered the body near Temascaltzingo after a long manhunt. The case marks the third fatal attack on commission inspectors as vaccination policy evolved.
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Ken Sharp
Robert S. Proctor
University of Arizona
Foot and Mouth Commission
Mexico
Robert L. Proctor
Mexico City
Young Proctor
Associated Press
Raul Sanchez
Proctor
Leonard Green
George R. Proctor
E. Blacklidge Jr
Temascaltzingo
Sanchez
San Pedro del Alto
Aftosa
Commission
Norway Ready To Join Pact Amid Soviet Pressure
Western diplomats predicted Norway would quickly join the North Atlantic pact as a safeguard through defensive cooperation with western powers. Oslo said bases would not be granted to foreign powers unless attacked or threatened. China’s acting president Li Tsung jen may fly to Communist territory to seek peace if other efforts fail.
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Norway
Li Tsung-jen
China
Nanking
Hospital Board Probe Is Asked
Arizona house public institutions committee opened an inquiry into the ouster of Dr. John A. Larson, superintendent of the state hospital for the insane, amid calls to subpoena the board of control. lawmakers debated accountability and public openness, with some fearing embarrassment but others urging full disclosure.
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Phoenix
John A. Larson
Arizona State Hospital For the Insane
Statehouse Public Institutions Committee
W. A. McBride
Safford
McBride
G. N. Baker
Board of Control
Garvey
Rep
Baker
House
James Ewing
Tucson
Robert Wallace
Charles Abels
Carl Morris
Groundhog Sees Shadow Signals Six More Weeks of Winter
The groundhog at Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania emerged briefly at 7 32 am EST, saw no shadow, then returned to its burrow. A new storm threatened the California mountains and a blizzard warning loomed for Nevada as planes halted fodder drops. The Weather Bureau reported generally cold, subnormal temperatures nationwide with few wet spots.
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Punsawtawney
California
Nevada Range
Nevada
U.S. Weather Bureau
Florida
Witness Balks At Oath In Axis Sally Treason Trial
German actor George Heinrich Schnell, a key government witness in the Axis Sally treason case, refuses to take the oath on a Bible saying he does not believe in rewards or punishment after death. Prosecutors may seek another chance to place him on the stand.
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Washington
George Heinrich Schnell
Schnell
James J. Laughlin
Mildred E. Gillars
Laughlin
John M. Kelley Jr
Edward M. Curran
National Socialist Party
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D-M
City Air Force Base
Atty. Fowler
UA Law Graduate
By Bob Brooks
Employment Security Commission
J. B. Mead
County of Supervisors
County General Fund
Congress
Y Associated Press
London
George Bernard Shaw
Joseph Stalin
Europe
England
James Cox
Atlanta Journal
U.P
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Congressional Committee
Walter J. Thalheimer
Superior Court
Charles E. Lane Jr
Mary Alice Johnson
Lane
U.S
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Senators
Texas
Ft. Worth
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Ross
R. L. Proctor
Hospital Board
Groundhog
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