Navy Triangle Guards Pacific
Honolulu report outlines a Pacific naval triangle with Guam as the advance base replacing Pearl Harbor. Guam houses 12,500 sailors, Hawaii remains key as supply and repair hub, and a five year program will convert Guam installations from temporary to permanent.
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Honolulu
T. H
UPR
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Alaska
Navy
Honolulu Advertiser
Hawaii
Naval Triangle
Cavite
Bar weighs cooling off period for divorces in Arizona
Phoenix June 5 The board of governors of the state bar of Arizona will meet Friday to consider recommending a 20 day cooling off period in divorce cases and other changes in superior and supreme court procedure. Some changes would require legislative action while others could be enacted by the courts. The meeting was called by State Bar President Stanley A Jerman.
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Phoenix
Board of Governors of the
State Bar of Arizona
Supreme Court
State Bar
Stanley A. Jerman
Inland Steel faces scrutiny over hot ingots and odd profits
Washington report details Inland Steel Co using ingots to produce sheets sold at high marks by brokers. Testimony shows Wilkoff bought ingots for 83 a ton, resold sheets for 160 a ton with large profits, and shipments reached Amana Society and a St Louis boilermaker. Inland pledged to stop mashing ingots for brokers and to cut off any seller.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Inland Steel Co
Othman
Joseph L. Block
Chicago
Senate
Small Business Committee
David L. Wilkoff
Pittsburgh
Wilkoff
Inland
St. Louis
Herbert Kutz
Kutz
New Jersey
Amana Society
Iowa
Block
Russia
Trace Typhoid To Dairy Store
A typhoid fever outbreak traced to an ice cream parlor operator in Taylorville has killed five people. Dr. Jerome Sievers of the state health department says most victims had eaten ice cream from the Palmer man’s store. The carrier, who had typhoid fever decades ago, was ordered to stop selling ice cream. The outbreak is under control with about 45 cases and no secondary infections reported.
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Taylorville
Toy
Springfield
Jerome Sievers
State Health Department
Palmer
Sievers
Inland Embarassed Corporation Faces Repeated Fire Risk
A fragment discusses Inland as an embarrassed corporation and its repeated issues with hot-rolled steel. The speaker accepts apologies and hopes the company learns from its prior fire risks.
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Inland
Bids Submitted For Prince Road Paving
The Arizona state highway department will open bids June 25 for a Santa Maria river bridge on the Wickenburg Kingman highway. Later bids will cover bridges over Big Sandy river and Burro creek on the same route. San Xavier Construction Co. posted low bids for Cortaro Farms road work and Prince road grading and surfacing in the Tucson area.
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Phoenix
State Highway Department
Santa Maria
Wickenburg- Kingman
Big Sandy River
Burro Creek
San Xavier Construction Company
Cortaro Farms
Prince Road
Tucson
Truman Urges Quick Action on Three War Power Bills
President Truman asked congressional leaders to speed passage of three pending measures to extend wartime powers beyond June 30. The bills would extend the maritime commission's authority to charter oil tankers, extend the export control act for one year, and extend allocation and priority controls under the second war powers act.
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Washington
Truman
Maritime Commission
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Navy Triangle
Bar
AFEC
Giving
Federal
East Congress ST
Travel
Almanac
U. S. Weather Bureau
University of Arizona
Tuccson
Richfield
Summershield
Summershield Now
Walgreen
Revere Motion Picture
East Congress Street
Poole
Mastercraft
Indi
Alkaseltzer
Bond
OLD Fitzgerald
Femmak
Delong's
Keton
Starlite
Walgreen’s
AMITY
EVANS
Walgreen's
Briar Pipes
Prince Albert
Zipper
Gainsborough Hair Nets
Whitener
Cuticura
Miles
A &D
Woodbury
DR. Scholl’s
M. A
Optometrist
E. Broadway
Bursa Baily Cutter
L. M. Patterson
G. W. Patterson
Optometrists
Valley Bank
Safety Service CO
Stone
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