Fifteen year old Town send to Detroit plane finals
Frank G Town send of 2751 N Campbell will travel to Detroit in August to join the fifth international model plane contest sponsored by Plymouth Motor Corp. He earned the trip by winning the junior sweepstakes at the Arizona meet in North Phoenix. Teammates and other Arizona winners from Phoenix include Bob Brawner and many others from Tucson Tempe Yuma Scottsdale Gilbert and Phoenix with 104 trophies and 4725 in U S savings bonds at stake.
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Frank G. Townsend
N. Campbell
Detroit
Plymouth Motor Corp
Frank
Arizona
Phoenix
Bob Brawner
U. S
Tucson
Robert Townsend
Darryl Anthis
Panenagae
John Brant
James Joy
John Strengell
Gabriel Romero
Lester Hair Jr
Jack Siebenhaar
Jim Reder
Albert Ich
Clarence Deike
Bill Betrand
Jerry Robertson
John Fong
John Wilson
Leonard Schultz
Johnny Bind
Frank Townsend Jr
John Brest
Roy Robison
Rites Set For Club Co Sponsor Harry L Cook
Harry L Cook 51 of 237 E Hermosa St will be buried tomorrow in Holy Hope cemetery. Rosary at Sacred Heart church at 7 30 p m and mass at 9 a m. He and wife Elsie Marguerite helped form Tucson’s first Indoor Sports club chapter for invalids. Survived by daughters E P McGee Arbella Missouri and John Hatch er Tecumseh Oklahoma. sister Mrs James Krown Branford Conn.. brothers Walter B Gene Cook Guilford and New Haven.
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Harry L. Cook
E. Hermosa St
Holy Hope
Sacred Heart Church
Cook
Tucson
Elsie Marguerite
National Indoor Sports Club
E. P. McGee
Arbella
John Hatcher
Tecumseh
Okla
James Krown
Branford
Conn
Walter B
Gene Cook
Guilford
New Haven
Rep Leonard Irving Freed On Union Funds Charge
Rep Leonard Irving of Missouri was freed on 2000 dollar bond after pleading not guilty to two indictments alleging improper use of union funds in his 1948 campaign. He and Roy E., financial secretary treasurer of the union, were granted 30 days to file motions with Federal Judge Richard M. Duncan presiding yesterday. Irving, recently reelected to a sixth term as union president, faces charges of accepting and spending union funds for campaign expenses.
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Kansas City
Leonard Irving
Congress
Iving
Construct and General Laborers’ Local
Richard M. Duncan
Roy E
Irving
Indians Fast Vision Peace for Korea Indigenous Rite at Bear Butte
Four Cheyenne braves atop Bear Butte fasting four days report favorable visions for peace in Korea. Led by Whistling Elk they descend in loin cloths, claiming blue flame over blue cloud signifying peace in a valley. The chief notes Albert Tall Bull Bert Two Moons and Medicine Bull also saw hopeful signs.
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Sturgis
S. D
Bear Butte
Korea
Whistling
Whistling Elk
Albert Tall Bull
Bert Two Moons
Medicine Bull
Lame Deer
Mont
Bermuda grass pollen blamed for allergies and urged control
Dr. Harold W. Kohl links Bermuda grass pollen to allergic symptoms and recommends more frequent mowing, at least twice weekly, to reduce flower heads. Rev. Thomas M. Cooper and architect John M. Harlow note the difficulty of removing Bermuda and point to other pollen sources like olive, mesquite, cottonwood, tamarisk, Johnson grass, and ragweed. Harlow is testing nonpollen substitutes, with St Augustine grass as a potential option.
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Hampton St
Bermuda
Kohl
Harlow
St. Augustine
Pollen Count Comparison Across Aprils 1950 1951
Dr Steen notes lower Bermuda pollen count than 1950. April 1951 recorded 26 versus 57 in April 1950. Last April 1950 showed 0 while April 1951 had 30.
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Bermuda
Steen
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