Duffen Seeks Congress Seat
William A. Duffen a American history and constitution teacher at Tucson senior high school announced his candidacy for U S representative in district 2 subject to the Democratic primary September 12. Duffen outlines issues based on a flexible constitution and aims to improve federal government functioning. Born in Missouri he studied at the University of Tucson and served in wartime production before returning to teach in Tucson since 1948.
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Tucson
U. S
Maricopa
Duffen
Justinane
Missouri
Kansas City
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Arizona
University
Texas
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Co
Baltimore
Desperadoes Flee Through Georgia Hills As 50 Patrols Search
A Georgia Tennessee posse pursuing three gunmen and a red haired woman companion pressed through piney hills about 25 miles south of Dalton. Officers chased a 1950 Ford and a 1942 Chevrolet through mountain passes with roadblocks and air surveillance after a 50 mile gun battle from Chattanooga to Fairmount.
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Dalton
North Georgia
Tennessee
Georgia
Here
Red Cross
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fairmount
William “J. Parker
Huntsville
Ala
Beatrice Russell
Watson
Anniston
Frank Scoggins
Ooletwah
Posse
Tennessee Patrol
T. D. Garland
Parker
Garland
Mountain Pass
Calhoun
Fears of National Health Scheme Cause Husband Death
In Norwich England June 2 a 66 year old woman Mrs Rose Ellen Register pleaded guilty to manslaughter by neglect in the death of her 72 year old husband found dead at home after weeks of malnutrition. The court heard she feared medical aid due to not being registered or paying fees under the national health program.
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Norwich
England
Rose
Ellen Register
Seek Power Top For Industrial Awards
In Phoenix on June 2 arrangements were made for 1,800 volunteer workers to circulate petitions to reduce salaries on state industrial compensation payments. John Vernon Foster, chairman of the group, said the proposed amendment to the state workmen's compensation law would help attract industry to the state.
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Phoenix
John Vernon Foster
Army builds $500 camera for 100 millionth second pictures
The army announces a $500 camera made from odds and ends that can capture events at 100 million frames per second. Designed by civilian Morton Sultanoff at Aberdeen proving ground, it will record shock and detonation waves for explosives research and could aid studying detonation knock in internal combustion engines.
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Washington
Morton Sultanoff
Aberdeen
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