60 000 Vets In State Now
The World War II veteran population in Arizona is about 60 000 with nearly 20 percent in education or training using federal benefits. Nationally 2.7 million of 14.3 million dischargees are in training, and Arizona's training rate exceeds the national average. Arizona's largest trainee group is in universities and colleges. earlier counts showed 8,600 veteran students in the state. Job training numbers include about 2,700 learning trades on the job, with diverse pursuits such as orthopedic brace making and tombstone carving.
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Arizona
le Boyle
Veterans
Uncle Sam
Mt Lemmon Park Sees Big Weekend Visitor Rise
Mt Lemmon patrol reported a quiet Saturday with 40 cars and 200 people then a Sunday surge as 468 cars and 2 551 visitors reached the summit. About 300 more used road picnic areas while patrols credited accident prevention and fire vigilance during a dry period with no injuries.
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Mt. Lemmon
Exaggerated Travel Tales and Colorful Odds and Ends
A potpourri of clipped notes and Q A snippets ranges from Gunther’s Inside U S A travelogue on Denver’s Brown Palace to Los Angeles old family lore and a joke pup, plus trivia about Calamity Jane Canary and early baseball youth records.
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J. Gunther
John
Brown Palace
Denver
United States
Iowa
of the Angels
Leo Carrillo
Picos
Dominguez
Bannings
Bandinis
Los Angeles
California
Rudolph Valentino
Joan Sawyer
Canary
Escaped 10 Years Ago Recaptured in Arizona
Francisco Martinez-Nieto, 34, who fled a Catalina mountains federal prison camp ten years ago, was arrested near Naco Arizona for illegal entry. He faces federal charges of illegal re entry and escape and was bound over to Pima county jail after arraignment before U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay.
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Francisco Martinez-Nieto
Catalina Mountains
Mexico
Nieto
Naco
Ariz
U.S
Thomas H. McKay
Pima County
Forest Fire Danger Eases in Catalina Area
Ranger J H Hunts urged campers in the Catalina mountain area to keep fires controlled after a dry spell. He credited cooperation for avoiding closures and noted only one of about 80 fires Sunday was neglected, with around 100 areas cleared of inflammables.
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Catalina Mountain
J. H. Hunts
Forest Ranger
Gurnen Bally Storey
Forest campers urged to practice safe fire rules
Officials reminded campers to bring water and a shovel, ensure fires are completely out, and cover ashes with mineral soil to prevent wildfires and keep forests safe for all visitors. Hunts urged responsible behavior for outdoor learning and enjoyment.
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Mt. Lemmon Park
Nature
Doan
Appy
Gunther
E. V. Darling
Sheridan
Calamity Jane
Hickok
Philadelphia Nationals
Boone Coin
Denver Mint
USA
Lven
Cheiro
Mussolini
Missouri
New York
Charles W. Parsons
Hollywood
Famous Players Studio
Jack Pickford
Louise Huff
Bobby Ries
St. Louis Cardinals
Mel Ott
Giants
Barney Josephson
Trenton
N. J
Manhattan
Cafe Society
Greenwich Village
Barney
Lena Horne
Hazel Scott
Josh White
King Feat. Synd., Inc
Quietty
D! Scholls
Keystone Custodian Funds
Durand & Company
Keystone
East Pennington Sr
Tucson
Julius Hyman & Company
Denver, Colorado
Ake
RFD
Picass
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Gthletz
Goodman Supply CO
South Sixth Ave
Sunset
Casa Grande Highway
Franklin
Benson
Bowie
Douglas — Border Motors
Laos Motor & Appliance Company
South Meyer St
Catalina Shell
North Campbell
Fdison
Lowell — Weld Bros. Hardware
Safford — Luke Acord Sales and Service
San Simon— Ebsen Bros
ART and Dick’s
North
Stone Ave
West Broadway
Ramsower's Garage
E. Ft. Lowell Rd
Willcox Motor CO
Sonoita
Harbour Tire & Auto Supply CO
E. 9Th St
Lucky Strike
3.M. Ball
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
John Falter
Jimmy Ball
Zosacco
American Tobacco
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