Rotary speaker touts power of Rotary and Rio convention
Frank L. Brittain, author and former Rotary district governor, tells Pioneer Rotary Club the organization wields mighty power shaping world affairs and influencing lives. Reid Vanaheim forecasts the Rotary International convention in Rio de Janeiro with seven thousand U.S. Rotarians expected to attend.
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Frank L. Brittain
Rotary International
Kansas City
Rotary Club
Pioneer
Rotary
Reid Vanaheim
Ro’ International
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Forecasts Eggs To Go High By Fall
Phoenix June 18 The price of eggs is expected to rise to 85 cents a dozen next fall according to Harry Embleton head of the University of Arizona poultry department He cites fewer eggs in storage fewer hens on farms high feed costs and typical fall production declines as the cause He also forecasts a turkey shortage for Thanksgiving and Christmas Arizona produced only 25 percent of the eggs it consumes per W R Van Sant poultry specialist.
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Arizona
Harvey L. Taylor
Mesa
Taylor
Veterans Service Officer
Colorado River
State
Arizona Pioneers Home
State Hospital
Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture
Attorney General
Bureau of Criminal Identification
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pioneers
Phoenix
U.P
Harry Embleton
University of Arizona
Embleton
W. R. van Sant
University Extension Department
China Hopeful Of Vast U S Loans
Washington reports that China seeks quick approval of a long-pending 500 million dollar loan and larger sums later to stabilize its economy. Ambassador Wellington Koo says Beijing is submitting reconstruction blueprints to qualify for Export-Import Bank credit before the June deadline. He calls for broadening Secretary Marshall's Europe aid plan to include Asia.
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Washington
China
United States
Wellington Koo
Marshall
Asia
Voters and Taxpayers Petition Freedom of Speech
Citizens signed a petition in Arizona urging restoration of free speech rights in legislative halls and upholding state and national constitutions. House rules restrict debate on bills to ten minutes and amendments to five minutes.
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State of
Arizona
House
Bipartisan Plan Backed for Global Aid Study
Washington June 18 Undersecretary of State William N Clayton endorsed Senate President Arthur H Vandenbergs proposal to create a special bipartisan council to determine how much aid the United States can give to the rest of the world.
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Washington
William N. Clayton
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United States
Russia Seeks Carol II Return to Romanian Throne
A Soviet diplomatic source says Moscow urges Carol II to reclaim the Romanian throne as a counter to U S influence in the Balkans and in response to the Truman policy to curb Communism in Greece and Turkey.
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Rome
Russia
Carol II
Balkans
Greece
Turkey
Italian Peace Pact Ratified by France
Paris reports the French council of the Republic ratified the Italian peace treaty unanimously on Tuesday night. France confirmed the accord ends hostilities with Italy and sets terms for postwar cooperation.
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France
Paris
U.P
French Council of the Republic
Bridges Meets With Communist Leaders
New York World Telegram reports that Harry Bridges head of the west coast CIO Longshoremen's union met secretly with top Communist leaders in New York Monday during the east coast shipping tie up. Attendees included William Z Foster and John Williamson with Murray Winocur hosting.
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New York
New York World-Telegram
Harry Bridges
CIO
Communist Party
Frederick Woltman
World-Telegram
Murray Winocur
CIO Maritime Joint Policy Committee
Woltman
William Z. Foster
John Williamson
Robert Thompson
al Lannon
Waltman
Bridges
Winocur
Foster
Williamson
Thompson
World Telegram
Lannon
Tel Aviv Blast Shatters Truce Amid Renewed Violence
A powerful explosion hit the British security zone in Tel Aviv injuring and killing at least one person. The blast followed threats from an underground group demanding swift death sentences, as UN investigators prepared to tour the region and the uncertain Palestine truce cracked open.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
Citrus House
Chiricahua Fire Is Under Control
Forest fires in the Chiricahua mountains and the Peloncillo range east of the Chiricahuas are under control. Coronado National Forest supervisor C. A. Merker said a lightning storm started both fires but crews, aided by a Bowie unit, checked the Chiricahuas fire and expect to hold it through the day. The Peloncillo blaze remains monitored with lookouts noting hazy skies.
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Chiricahua Mountains
Peloncillo Range
Chiricahuas
C. A. Merker
Coronado National Forest
Merker
Bowie
Rincon Village Set To Vote On Dust Rules And Budget
Rincon Village councilmen will consider a health ordinance governing dust and related regulations on Thursday. They will also discuss the 1947-48 budget and subdivision maps at Ft. Lowell school.
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Rincon Village
Ft. Lowell School
Three Small Fires Reported by Tucson Fire Department
Three minor blazes were reported in Tucson on Wednesday. A trash and brush fire at 1147 East Broadway used 110 gallons of water to control. Martin's Drugstore No 2 experienced a brief smoke-filled incident when the refrigeration motor shorted and caught fire. Montgomery Ward at 44 North Stone Avenue faced a brief transformer fire scare, extinguished quickly.
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Tucson
East Broadway
Martin’s
Scott and
Congress Streets
Montgomery Ward & Company
North Stone Avenue
Allenberg Burial To Be In San Francisco
Edwin L Allenberg dies in a local hospital and his body is sent to San Francisco by the Arizona mortuary for services and burial.
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Allenberg
San Francisco
Edwin L. Allenberg
Arizona Mortuary
Living Quarters Over Garage Approved Denied By Board
Petition by B S Weiler to add an extra cooking unit in a duplex was denied for insufficient lot size by the municipal board of adjustment on Wednesday. Petition of Mrs Anna Marie remains unclear in the readable text.
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B. S. Weiler
North Cherry Avenue
Municipal Board of Adjustment
Anna Marie
Frick to Build Living Quarters Over Garage
Frick receives approval to erect living quarters over a garage at 346 South Sixth Avenue within business 2 zoning. The plan clears zoning hurdles and proceeds to construction.
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Frick
South Sixth Avenue
Cellulose Source From Wood Pulp and Cotton Linters
The material cellulose is obtained from wood pulp and the short fibers that remain on the cotton seeds after the longer fibers have been removed by ginning.
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Children's Colony
U.S
Carol
Rancho Nezhone
Citrus Belt
P.O
Eveready
Dunbar Vacuum Coffee Makers
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Turan Baily Citizen i
Coopers
Res
Em & Sons
Dave Proce
Kook Aip
Ford Trucks
Wolfe, Corcoran and Linder
Ford
E. Broadway
Lana
Wolfe, Corcoran
Life Insurance Actuaries
N. Y
Mansfield
McGregor
McGregor Gabardine
Doreen
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