Legion Scout Troop Names 2 Assistants
At a special meeting of troop 5 in the Morgan McDermott Legion post auditorium S French Hoge and Bernard Roth were sworn in as assistant Scoutmasters by Legion commander Clinton Helbig. Hoge, a wheelchair user, helped produce miniature Army equipment for the war loan drive and will handle troop administration. Roth, a WWII Navy veteran, will be field assistant to Nelson McLaughlin.
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Boy Scouts
Morgan McDermott Legion
S. French Hoge
Bernard Roth
Clinton Helbig
Legion
Hoge
United States
Dssay
Porter
Fred Dragonette
Bond
Treasury
Roth
Navy Amphibious Forces
Jie
Ctizen
Nelson McLaughlin
AEF
McLaughlin
Chester Smith
Law College of
The
University of Arizona
Catalina Scout Council
Helbig
Tucson Mountain Range
Mt. Lemmon
David McKenna
Guam
Morgan McDermott Legion Post
French Hoge
Troop 5
Legion Post
Reggie Russell
Fashionable Hotel Slaying Shocks New York in Park Avenue
Wealthy textile salesman Albert E. Langford 63 was shot in a seventh floor Hotel Maragery hallway. Two men suspected as visitors fled after a scuffle. two spent cartridges and a shell were found. Police questioned guests including Lady Wilma Kempton. Langford’s wife Marion Grimes Langford described the incident.
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New York
Park Avenue
Albert E. Langford
Marion
Maragery
Langfords
Wilma Kempton
Langford
Raphael Diaz
Metropolitan Opera Company
Marion Grimes
Joseph Mayer
Sames Opens Federal Court At Prescott
Prescott report: March term of the federal court opens with Judge Albert M. Sames presiding. A 19-man grand jury was filled to hear cases on selective service violations over act charges embezzlement and sale of liquor to actions cases.
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Prescott
Albert M. Sames
U. S. District Court
Tucson
Nrow
Bisbee Shift Boss Hurt In Car Upset
Bisbee reports Pete Gilland 38 year old shift boss in the Campbell shaft of the Copper Queen mine was in critical condition after his light sedan ran off the road and overturned in a wash near Don Luis. State patrolman said Gilland was alone and apparently asleep at the wheel.
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Bisbee
Pete Gilland
Campbell
Copper Queen
Don Luis
H. L. Holly
Gilland
Rebec described as ancient instrument akin to violin
The rebec was an ancient musical instrument somewhat like the violin.
U S Presses Britain on War Exports and Trade
London June 5 Oliver Lyttelton president of the board of trade told the export institute Americans must realize Britain cannot live without exports. He said world prosperity depends on rising demand and free channels of trade as production grows in both nations. Britain’s exports fell during the war from 2.128 billion to 1.32 billion while U S exports including lease lend rose from 2.868 billion to 14.08 billion.
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London
Oliver Lyttelton
Board of Trade
Britain
Export Institute
Lyttelton
U. S
Shadow plan for new congressional pay scheme proposed
Washington columnist reports an anonymous social planner advocates pay per law passed, a sliding scale commission, and incentives tied to productivity. The plan rewards fewer laws and shorter speeches, with top earners reaching about fifty thousand dollars annually.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Fees Basis for Grazing Prices Debated by Senate Panel
U S grazing director Clarence Forsling told a Idaho Senate subcommittee that grazing fees should ride on livestock prices rather than industry profits. He noted profits are hard to measure and proposed an interim fee increase until a full study can be completed. Idaho Woolgrowers raise concerns over two profitless years and lack of study.
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Boise
Ida
Jume
U. S
Clarence L. Forsling
Salt Lake City
Senate
Idaho
Forsling
M. C. Claar
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Summer White House Is Suggested For Truman
Western figures urge a summer White House for President Truman with locations from Independence Missouri to coast spots. Mrs Truman and Margaret have gone to Independence while the president has not indicated plans. Rep Murdock suggests Arizona high country including a Grand Canyon lodge as ideal, accessible by rail highway or plane within a guarded park.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Independence
Pacific Coast
Margaret Truman
Rep
Murdock
D-Ariz
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Edison Opens World First Electric Supply Station
Thomas Alva Edison established the first electric supply station in New York in 1881, marking a historic milestone in public power distribution and urban electrification.
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Thomas Alva Edison
New York
Souvenir Hunt Nets GPs 300 Nazi Prisoners
Pfc. Danny Kukasky and two comrades from the 65th Division captured 300 German soldiers in a town ahead of their unit, securing souvenirs before others could. The Ravenna Ohio native joined the Army in 1944 and has been overseas since 1945. his brother Samuel was a Japanese prisoner of war who died in captivity.
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Danny Kukasky
T. H. West
Germany
Pfc
Kukasky
65Th
Pfc. Kukasky
Ravenna
Ohio
Samuel Kukasky
Ashes Of Bishop To Be Placed In Phoenix Altar
The ashes of Rev. Julius W. Atwood the first Protestant Episcopal bishop of Arizona will be placed in Trinity cathedral Phoenix during memorial services. He died in Washington on April 9 and founded the cathedral. He established three St. Luke’s rest homes in Phoenix Tucson and Prescott. Daughter and son in law Mrs. Stephen B. Ives and Col Ives come from Washington for the services with Canon Charles A. Dowdell officiating.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Julius W. Atwood
Arizon
Trinity Cathedral
Atwood
Washington,d. C
St. Luke's Home
St. Luke’s-in-the- Desert
Tucson
St. Luke’s in-the-Mountains
Prescott
Bishop Atwood
Stephen B. Ives
Col. Ives
Washington
Charles A. Dowdell
Phoenix Man's Ankle Broken In Air Crash
Col Hamsey Habeich of Phoenix Arizona member of a U S military mission in Bogota suffered fractured ankle bones and minor injuries when a plane crashed from 75 feet on take off yesterday.
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Bogota
Columbia
Hamsey Habeich
Phoenix
Ariz
U. S
Cochise County Seeks 6500 Dollar Emergency Levy
Cochise county board of supervisors has asked the state tax commission for permission to raise an emergency levy of 6500 dollars for unanticipated expenditures. A hearing on the application to exceed the budget will be held at Bisbee on June 8.
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Phoenix
Cochise
Teenage Hitler Youth Executed for Espionage
Two teen age German Hitler youth members were executed by an American firing squad at Wiesbaden on June 1 for espionage against U S forces near Aachen. Heinz Petry aged 16 and Josef Schoner 17 were caught in a foxhole near Birgden February 22 and tried March 29 at Munich Gladbach. The sentences were confirmed by Lt General William H Simpson.
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Twelfth Army Group
Weisbaden
Aachen
Heinz Petry
Josef Schoner
Birgden
Germany
Munchen-Gladbach
William H. Simpson
U. S. Ninth Army
Roer River
Roer
Two Women Plead Guilty In Beehive Cafe Assault Case
Emma Davis and Em ma Franklin, both residents of West McCormick street, faced charges of assault with a deadly weapon and pleaded guilty to simple assault in police court. They received a 25 dollar fine and 60 days in county jail, suspended on condition of avoiding further violence. Police alleged Davis threatened Franklin with a horse pistol and Franklin struck Davis with a knife at the Beehive cafe on Convent street.
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Emma Davis
Emma Franklin
West McCormick Street
Paul J. Cella
Davis
Franklin
England's Early Coal Use in Glass Making
The article notes England's status as the first country to employ coal in glass production, highlighting its historical industrial innovation and impact on glassmaking practices.
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England
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