Army Research Projects At UA
Seven Army funded research projects at the University of Arkansas will keep scientists and engineers busy through the summer. The Fort’s contract totals about 96 288 dollars with projects ranging from meteorology to automatic recording systems for solar and terrestrial radiation and barometric pressure. Dr. Paul Russell directs the institute and Dr. C R Hausenbauer leads the meteorology project while E N Wise and RL Walker oversee chemistry and automatic instruments.
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Paul Russell
Atest
L. Chapman
C. R. Hausenbauer
E. N. Wise
Fort
RL. Walker
H. E. Stewart
Bank Robbery At Douglas Bank Leaves Tell No Panic
A branch of the Bank of Douglas was robbed in the afternoon. Bank staff and customers described a calm suspect, who ordered a lineup and left after collecting cash while the license number was noted. The incident disrupted the quiet bank visit for local teachers and clerks.
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Chris Connor
Timrod
Fred Milne
Bank of Douglas
Wilmot and
Broadway
Edmund Haverty
Milne
FBI
Wilmot Plaza
Runstrong
Ginger Rome
Deanie Jones
Joan Cannon
McFarland Backed Right to Work in Arizona Senate Bid
Gov. McFarland pledges to oppose weakening Arizona’s right to work as long as voters support the law He announced the stance while launching his U S Senate campaign detailing his voting record against Taft Hartley and amendments to protect the state’s labor laws The long serving public official, favored by Republicans, frames his bid with party unity and state resource priorities
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Florence
McFarland
Arizona
Stephen Langmade
Fifty Guests Share Bottle At Board Chairman Party
In London a party for the chairman of the Australian Wine Board saw fifty guests share a single bottle of sherry. The bottle, carried by two men, stood 24 inches tall and held the equivalent of 131 regular bottles, making a remarkable centerpiece for the event.
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London
UPS
Australian Wine Board
Arizona Copper Pay Tops In U S
The Arizona Department of Mineral Resources reports Arizona copper workers are the highest paid in the nation for 1957. Average weekly earnings reach 1062 with 8 hours per day and an hourly rate of 2.42, compared with national averages of 982 and 2.39. Copper wages stay high despite poor prices due to a three year union contract signed in 1996, with a 10 cent hourly raise scheduled for July.
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Phoenix
Arizona Department of Mineral Resources
Ariona
Natin
Arizona
Fire interrupts remodel of community hall in Amohall
Fire crews arrived too late to save the structure as residents planned to convert the community hall into a new fire station. The blaze revealed the building before renovations began, delaying plans and prompting an investigation into the cause.
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Amohall
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Plant
Barry Goldwater
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Mecca
Republican Party
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California
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Waterville
UPI
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Daniel John
Waterville Area
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Xee
Pennington
Tuciom
U. S
Frankfort
KEW
Jweny
Park ‘N
Mallory
Sam R. Kaviman
Pima
M. N. Stone
Alan
Steinfeld
Steinfeld’s Toys
Real Missile Engineers
True Rocket Propulsion
Sesnjerd’s Toys
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