Arizona lawmakers begin 18th regular session in tight vote fight
Phoenix opens the 18th regular Arizona legislative session with caucuses Sunday as leaders rally for speaker and senate president. E L Jameson and Frank Christensen vie for speaker. Kimball and d Autremont compete for senate presidency amid undecided members. Osborn planning to deliver biennial message Monday.
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E. L. Jameson
Mohave County
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Coconino County
Pima County
William IF. Kimball
H. H. d’Autremont
Sen. Kimball
Sen. d'Autremont
Kimball
Jameson
Christensen
Rep
A. R. Spikes
Cochise County
Spikes
Maybelle Craig
Lallah Ruth
Osborn
Sidney P. Osborn
Chiangs Shakeup Reshapes Leaders In Government
Nanking reports a broad government reorganization will sweep many top Chiang Kai-Shek party officials from office by mid February. About half the ministries have been offered to minority groups and nonpartisans as talks with Communists continue with uncertain prospects for peace.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Associated Press
Young China
Social Democrats
Yenan
Montgomery Says Stalin Looks Fine
The security council eyed Trieste to appoint a leader for the Adriatic port under a peace guided democratic framework. Britain filed a formal complaint with Albania over Corfu strait mining causing 44 deaths. Montgomery described Stalin as looking fine after talks, signaling potential military collaboration.
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Britain
Missing Pilot Thomas Fortune Ryan IV Identified
Wreckage of a small private plane found south of San Francisco bay on Saturday leads to the tentative identification of the missing pilot as Thomas Fortune Ryan IV of Phoenix. The Belmont airport linked the individual to the aircraft involved in the crash.
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Thomas Fortune Ryan IV
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Missing pilot Thomas Ryan IV linked to local crop dusting firm
Phoenix reports Thomas M. Ryan aged 21 reported missing in a military training plane en route from San Francisco to Belmont California. He has been associated with Quick Dusters Inc a local crop dusting company and has resided here for the past year.
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Thomas M. Ryan
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Gift Of Field For Institute Approved
Washington reports the War Assets Administration approved the sale of Thunderbird No 1 airfield in Phoenix to the American Institute for Foreign Trade a diplomatic training school at 100 percent discount. The sale, tentatively approved last spring, faced House surplus committee scrutiny over speed of the transfer but was approved with no further objections. The committee noted concern that Congress did not intend discounts for educational institutions to apply to new schools.
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War Assets Administration
Thunderbird No. 1
Phoenix
American Institute For Foreign Trade
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Eyes Of Dead Go To Guard In Nevada Transplant Case
In Reno Nevada Dr S T Clarke performed a rare vitreous eye transplant using the eyes of Paul Maynard Shaug executed for a 1944 murder. The eyes were implanted in guard Bert Deady who was blinded by a shotgun blast over a year ago. Deady may regain sight in two months, Clarke said the outcome uncertain.
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T. Clarke
Paul Maynard Shaug
Nevada
Bert Deady
Clarke
Deady
Shaug
Willie Dixon
Fallon
Loyalton
Calif
Dixon
Negotiations Break Off In Los Angeles Grocery Strike
AFL retail clerks and food store employers halted talks early Saturday, ending a 10 day strike that shuttered 1,500 markets. The breakdown threatened settlement efforts in Pomona, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties as union leaders pledged support for the Los Angeles local.
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San Bernardino
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Six of Lost Byrd Plane Are Alive
The Navy announced that the burned wreckage of a Byrd Antarctic expedition patrol plane has been found and at least six of its nine crew members are alive. The missing Dec 30 flight from Pine Island over the frozen wastelands was located in the Thurston peninsula area near the Demas mountains. Survivors were supplied with gear as the Navy awaited more details from the task force commander. Names of survivors were not listed. known personnel include Aviation Radioman 3C James H. Robbins of San Diego and Chief Photographer’s Mate Owen McCarty of Sonoma, California.
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San Diego
Owen McCarty
Sonoma
Calif
Resignation of Clark Accepted at Arizona Hospital
Phoenix January 11 press report states Dr Charles Clark resigned as superintendent of the Arizona hospital for the insane. The board accepted the resignation on a 3-2 vote with two women members opposing. Clark withdrew a verbal resignation but then left after stating he would be available if needed. The board also ordered a committee on institutions to probe the hospital during the coming legislature.
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Arizona Hospital For the Insane
Estelle Bjerg
Flagstaff
Anna Hirst
Douglas
Clark
Jeremiah Metzger
Tucson
Tucson. Dr. Metzger
C. M. Martin
Metzger
Bjerg
O. A. Simley
Martin
Dam Planned At Glen Canyon Dam Plans Revealed
Phoenix January 11 U P State Land and Water Commissioner C C Williams said the U S Bureau of Reclamation will begin an immediate survey to locate a Colorado River dam site in Glen Canyon. The project aims to control silt and protect other Colorado River developments from accelerated sedimentation.
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U.P
C. C. Williams
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Glen Canyon
Pardoned Plotters Against Aleman Named in Mexico City
A presidential pardon released Saturday frees Mario Lasso former Mexican consul in Chicago and four others held in Mexico City jail during an investigation into an alleged pre election plot to assassinate President Miguel Aleman and Senator Colonel Carlos I Serrano Lasso oversaw the federal district election campaign for his uncle Ezequiel Padilla Aleman rival for the presidency.
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Chicago
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Eva Tanguay Dies Recluse
Eva Tanguay a famed Follies star of 1900s dies at 48 after years in bed. She rose with the song I Don’t Care and earned wide fame, later living in poverty and seclusion in a cottage. Born Marbleton Canada 1878. raised Holyoke Massachusetts.
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U.P
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Marbleton
Canada
Auditor Rejects Prober's Claim in Arizona Rate Inquiry
State Auditor Ann Frohmiller rejected in its original form a $400 expense claim by Edward L. Dunn, a federal power commission accountant, for a Phoenix visit tied to the proposed Arizona power and gas rate survey. The claim was sent back to the state corporation commission because it was filed by Commissioner Yale McFate rather than Dunn. The auditor did not commit to approval if Dunn resubmits.
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Ann Frohmiller
Edward L. Dunn
Federal Power Commission
Arizona
Frohmiller
State Corporation Commission
Arnall Resigns As Governor Before Lieut. Governor's Qualification
Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall resigns effective immediately after lieutenant governor qualification, seeking an election by the people at the earliest time. The move aims to influence succession amid Herman Talmadge’s bid and a looming legislative vote. Talmadge calls it trickery. Lt. Gov. elect Thompson refrains from comment as the assembly may decide the governor-elect.
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Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Ben Fortson, Jr
Georgia General Assembly
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Talmadge
Arnall
M. E. Thompson
Gene Talmadge
Assembly
Herman
Heavy Rioting Toll in Bombay
In Bombay this week communal rioting between Muslims and Hindus killed at least 21 people and left 89 stabbing cases and 136 injuries. Authorities reported 250 arrests as the violence continued with seven stabbings and 13 arrests in the last 24 hours including one arson, while two deaths and 17 knifings occurred on Friday.
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Phoenix Woman Burned After Gas Stove Fire at Park
At Sportsman Park in Phoenix a 33 year old woman Buehla Fay Keene was badly burned when she fell against a pressure gasoline stove and burning fuel sprayed over her. Race horse owner Co R Grimm, 50, tried to help and his clothes also caught fire leaving him with serious burns though doctors expected recovery.
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Sportsman Park
Buehla Fay Keene
Co. R. Grimm
Hye
St. Monica Hospital
British Good Will Gesture To Beds Of Vast Interest
DEWITT MACKENZIE analyzes how Elizabeth and Philip romance intersects with Cold War politics. He notes Moscow’s hostility to Greece and charts how Britain and the Soviet Union view the engagement as a test of influence in the Balkans.
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Price Of Food On Way Down Price Of Food On Way Down
Aboard a U S Army weather plane over Mayon Volcano on January 11, Captain Robert A Harris pilots a C 47 near the cone as grey pink smoke blankets a 100 mile swath of southeastern Luzon. Mayon's activity raises fears of a major eruption while lava streams threaten Pipog village and nearby coast.
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Mayon Volcano
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Dayton
OPA Warns Builders and Veterans on Ceiling Rules
Washington January 11 The OPA warned builders and purchasers of about 700000 homes begun under the veterans emergency housing program to keep to pre Dec 24 price ceilings for sale prices and rents. Construction started after that date has no ceilings. Veterans who buy, rent, or resell must follow the same ceilings. Brokers fees may be added to sale price in some cases. Builders with prior priorities must post ceiling notices and give veterans first sale or lease preference. The notice comes amid broader decontrol relaxations, including raising the weekly nonessential construction limit from 35 million to 50 million dollars.
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Cattle Disease Free Across Border Says Officials
El Paso Texas reports no hoof and mouth disease cases in the United States despite Mexican outbreaks. Texas New Mexico and Arizona disease boards say inspectors trace imported cattle, border fences are urged, and wildlife crossings are cited as transmission risks. U SDA calls for stronger border fencing to keep out deer and antelope.
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Diana Barrymore to Wed John R. Howard
New York actress Diana Barrymore and John R. Howard of Oakland California announced they will marry next Wednesday. Barrymore is daughter of Mrs. Oelrichs Tweed, pen name Michael Strange, and the late John Barrymore. She was divorced from Bramwell Fletcher last June.
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John R. Howard
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Calif
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Oelrichs Tweed
Michael Strange
John Barrymore
Bram‘Well Fletcher
Food price declines spread across retail market
Declining trend in retail food prices gains momentum as surveys show markdowns in eggs, cheese, lard, meats, canned goods, and fruits. Industry leaders forecast further reductions by April while wholesale prices ease and butter drops continue. coffee remains a bright spot with mixed signals.
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Gordon C. Carabley
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Institute of Food Distribution
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J. W. Ringer
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Denver rodeo roars into second day at stock show
Denver on January 11 opened the Western National Stock Show rodeo with cowhands bracing for bull and steer events. Salty arena rivals Homer Vettigrew of Chandler, Arizona and Bill Linder of Montana were among the crowd favorites. First night winners included Calf roping by Momer Vettigrew and Bill Linderman, Saddle bronc by Casey Tibbs and Clyde Herbert topped bareback, with Dub Phillips taking steer wrestling and Gene Rambo winning calf roping.
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Cole
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Moses Fhak
Wash
Walt Stuart
Kirkland
Ariz
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Saratoga
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Colorado Springs
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Tucson
Leonard Milligan
Nash
Okla
Clyde Herbert
Beaumont
Casey Tibbs
Ft. Pierre
S. D
Gene Rambo
Shandon
Cali
Dub Phillips
San Angelo
Hughes Not Lost: Off To Mexico City
NOGALES Ariz Jan 11 Howard Hughes and actor Cary Grant who had been reported missing on a Dayton Ohio to Amarillo Texas flight left Nogales in Hughes private plane heading to Guadalajara Jalisco first leg toward Mexico City confirming they remain safe and continuing their trip.
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Howard Hughes
Cary Grant
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Tex
Hughes
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Mexico City
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