Heat Wave Grips Eastern Nation With Record Temperatures
A muggy heat wave, the season's worst, sweeps the eastern half of the country for the third straight day, breaking records in Chicago and threatening hotter conditions. A cold front may bring relief later, but central Midwest cooling lags. Severe storms and tornadoes rattle Texas and Oklahoma as heavy rains extend to Nebraska and Kansas.
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Midwest
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Chicago
Mercury
Texas
Crane
Midland
Stanton
Tex
Big Spring
Oklahoma
Miami
Fla
New Mexico
California
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Dear Fathers Son: A Farm Gift and Its Bitter Aftermath
A reader recounts inheriting a farm, failing to cultivate it, returning the deed, and later suing for oil wealth. The response from the other in the exchange condemns the son’s actions as selfish and caddish, labeling the deed theft by deceit. He urges respect for parental gifts and condemns the sister’s alleged removal of the deed.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Dear Unwanted: Should I Accept Gifts From hostile Grandparents
The letter-writer asks if she should accept Christmas and birthday gifts from in-laws who avoid her and resent her. The adviser agrees it is distasteful to accept gifts while they remain unfriendly and urges the husband to intervene to ease the situation. The helper says children should still visit grandparents, but visits may be limited while the couple remains estranged.
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Mrs. Mayfield
M. M
New Local Joins Union Formed in City
Local No. 319 of the Employes International Union affiliated with AFL gains its own charter and will be installed at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Musicians hall at 620 S. Sixth Ave. Officers include J. Howard Hicks as secretary treasurer. Speakers include K. S. Brown Fred Brown and John Durkin. Charter members named include Evelyne Bartunek Elsie Bergen Shirley Brothen Virginia Heltzen Delilah Holt Bernice Lindner Dorothy Lous Helen Martin Hazel Shilling Betty Stoller Lucille Voos and Helen Halladay.
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Employes International Union
American Federation of Labor
Musicians’ Hall
S. Sixth Ave
J. Howard Hicks
Office
K. S. Brown
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Fred Brown
Centre Trades Council
John Durkin
Central Trades Council
Evelyne Bartunek
Elsie Bergen
Shirley Brothen
Virginia Heltzen
Delilah Holt
Bernice Lindner
Dorothy Lous
Helen Martin
Hazel Shilling
Betty Stoller
Lucille Voos
Helen Halladay
Shirer Attends Industrial Clinic at Santa Clara
University of Arizona academic John Shirer participated in a Santa Clara workshop on industrial development. He joined a panel on Public Facilities to Meet Industrial Needs and spoke on tax structures for location and public bond issues for plant construction. The event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States California Chamber of Commerce the California chapter of the American Institute of Planners and Santa Clara College of Business Administration.
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John Shirer
Bureau of Business Research
University of Arizona
University of Santa Clara
Santa Clara
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
California Chamber of Commerce
California
American Institute of Planners
Santa Clara College of Business Administration
Greek Gift Moves Sullivan Campaign Funds
Mayor John L. Sullivan received a 5 000 000 Greek drachmas contribution toward his reelection campaign. He asserted the sum equaled about 16 dollars in U S currency and brushed aside concerns about election law limits.
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New Britain
Conn
John L. Sullivan
U. S
CARE Offers Self-Help Packages Through Railway Express
CARE ships self-help kits via Railway Express to aid resettlers and refugees. Packages include a resettler kit with tools to clear land shelter grow crops priced around 15 dollars. Midwifery kits for 24 deliveries cost about 1 dollar per delivery.
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CARE
West Germany
CARE self-help kits expand reach via Railway Express network
W. L. Bostic announces Railway Express can accept orders for CARE self-help kits. CARE representative Robert F. Benedett notes the program reflects a new diplomatic approach through America's ambassadors of good will.
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Railway Express Agency
Express
W. L. Bostic
Railway Express
Robert F. Benedett
Tucson
America
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Shirer
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E. Pennington
American Airlines
Los Angee
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