Teacher Believes Officeholders Of Best Type Needed
Capitol Gabfest reports a shift toward action over talk as candidates claim to run to do, not discuss. William A. Duffen, Democratic candidate for U.S. representative, cites government confusion in students and his wartime experience to simplify government. Welfare notes warn July relief cuts under state and federal depts, with changes in old age and dependent child aid. details show reductions and reallocation effective July 1 and beyond.
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Bob Brooks
William A. Duffen
U. S
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Co
Baltimore
Pima County
Hill
Par Og Ag
Summer School At UA To Open New Power Plant
County Assessor Leo J Finch announced a tax value rise for Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Co due to improvements including a new DeMoss Petrie road plant. The firm total valued property at 6 1249 686 up from 5 701 655 last year. Mrs Ruth Cravener who was reported missing in Tucson yesterday is later found. Registration for the University of Arizona summer school opens next Monday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the registrar's office with classes running through July 15.
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Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Leo J. Finch
DeMoss-Petrie Road
Ruth Cravener
Tombstone
Tucson
Finch
Theo
University
w+. of Arizona summer school
Craveners
Cra
Cravener
Ton Fee
Brannan Campaign Push Plans to Back Farm Subsidy
Washington reports Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan will campaign for his farm price subsidy plan with Democratic supporters. Iowa returns show Loveland winning the Democratic Senate nomination over Kraschel as Brannan seeks to rally labor and farmers to back the program despite opposition from the American Farm Bureau Federation and concerns of creeping socialism.
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Wy Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Charles F. Brannan
Albert J. Loveland
Iowa
Nelson G. Kraschel
Loveland
Brannan
Bourke B. Hicken
Looper
National Farm
American Farm Bureau Federation
U Administration
la Zorts
Brant
Charles d F. Brannan
Congress
W Mosne
Administration
Democratic Party
CIO
National Farmers Union
Evel
Tey Crimei
T ‘Armers
MacArthur Bans 24 Top Jap Communist Leaders
General MacArthur outlawed 24 central committee members of Japan's Communist Party from any public activity under the occupation law. Communist headquarters reportedly burned secret documents as police moved to suppress subversive agitation. A preliminary hearing proceeded for several arrestees amid warnings the action could foreshadow wider outlawing of the party.
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Tokyo
U.P
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Communist Party
MacArthur
Juan
Ita Angell
Lcratic
Zamhlines
Amana Thhen Wirced
Stong Nro
House For Representatives
House of Counsellors
Nolice
Shigerui
Af Yoshida
Munist
Cas
Courtney Whitney
Uni “E
Walker
Stattin
Mill Bepreghing
Cleerdar
Endiy N. Leen
R ‘Terrin
Communist Central Committee
Tornado Strikes Southeast Texas Causing Injuries and Destruction
A tornado swept through three southeast Texas counties injuring a dozen or more, damaging crops and destroying buildings. Homes were flipped, poles toppled, and debris filled streets in Washington Austin and Waller counties as residents reported widespread damage.
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Kenny
Tex
Texas
Washington
Austin
Waller
Ignace Janachefski
Leon
Klump
Washington County
Bellville
Austin County
Dan Krueger
Piney
Kenney
Katy
Jarvis County
Houston
Pattson
Brookshire
Wallerounty
Congressmen Urge UN Armament Conference Call
Seven senators and four representatives urged the United Nations to convene an immediate disarmament conference. They offered a resolution pledging the United States to transfer to the UN the funds saved by any workable disarmament plan over five years. Signers include McMahon Magnuson Fulbright Morse Sparkman Gillette Hendrickson Price Jackson Eaton Cole.
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Washington
United Nations
United States
Sens. McMahon
D-Conn
Magnuson
D-Wash
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
R-Ore
Sparkman
D-Ala
Gillette
Hendrickson
R-Nj
Price
Jackson
Eaton Err
Cole
RNY
Government payrolls questioned for Indian administration
A speaker notes the ratio of federal employees to Indians, claiming twelve thousand workers oversee 393000 Indians. He urges citizens to tell Congressmen Hayden McFarland Patten and Murdock to seek efficiency and cost cuts.
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Sens
Carl Hayden
Ernest McFarland
Harold Patten
John Murdock
4 H Roundup Opens Today at University of Arizona
The 32nd annual 4H club roundup opens this afternoon on the University of Arizona campus with registrations extended to two halls. A staff meeting of all extension agents and leaders is scheduled at 445 PM in Maricopa Hall to begin the three day event.
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University of Arizona
Maricopa Hall
Walsh Improves After Light Stroke At Tucson Hospital
William J. Walsh, chairman of the housing authority and winner of the outstanding community leader award, was reported much improved after a light stroke. He was taken to St Mary's hospital following a paralysis episode but can now use his hands. County meetings and a big roundup banquet are planned later this week.
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William I. Walsh
Housing’ Authority
Winpers
Loutstanding
Tucson
St. Mary's Hospital
Walsh
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Graham Barden
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