Typhoon in Japan Leaves 137 Dead and 1 086 Missing
The welfare ministry counts 137 dead and 1 086 missing after a furious typhoon that struck southern Japan. Death toll varies with police reporting 98. Massive damage to homes and boats, with 2 000 homes destroyed and 4 000 damaged severely.
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Tokyo
Welfare Ministry
Japan
Honshu
Bungo Strait
Kyushu
Shikoku
Japanese Marine Safety Board
Fukuoka
Karatsu
Sea of Japan
National Rural Police
Lodges Plan Joint Service for St John Baptist Festival
A joint service commemorating St John the Baptist will be held Sunday at 2 pm in Phillips chapel located at North Ninth avenue and West Fourth street. Pima No 10 Desert Star CBS chapter and West Temple lodge No 425 Beautiful Star chapter will participate. They will assemble at Mt Calvary Baptist church at 7 pm and march to the chapel led by Rev U L.
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P. m
Phillips Chapel
North Ninth Avenue
West Fourth Street
Desert Star
CBS
Arizona
F & AM. Prince Hall
West Temple Lodge No
Beautiful Star
Texas
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
U. L
Miss Perrin Joins Caravan Training in California
Miss Georgia Perrin, secretary of the University Methodist church, attends the Methodist Youth Caravan training center in San Anselmo California for seven weeks. She joins 320 college youths and 80 adult counselors shaping 600 church programs across the United States Cuba and Hawaii.
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Georgia Perrin
University Methodist Church
San Anselmo
Calif
California
Nevada
Miss Perrin
United States
Cuba
Hawaii
Methodist Board of Education
Wyoming Judge Orders Spanking of Juveniles
Cheyenne Wyoming June 22 UP Municipal Judge Walter Phelan instructed parents of juvenile delinquents to spank their children. When parents failed he said he would perform the punishment himself. He stepped from the bench to administer five spankings to youths cited for minor offenses.
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Cheyenne
Woo
Walter Phelan
Phelan
Power Of Regents Is Questioned By Attorney General
The attorney general's office argued before the Arizona Supreme Court that the state board of education, not the regents, oversees university finances. The case concerns paying $5,946.50 in claims from the regents and questions the regents' autonomous status amid debates over constitutional governance of the university. The court took the matter under advisement.
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Phoenix
Attorney General
State Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
University of Arizona
Supreme Court
Perry Ling
Ann Frohmiller
Ling
Arizona
Board of Education
Tempe
James Byron McCormick
John D. Lyons Jr
University of Arizona Law School
Claude Brown
University Law
Regents
University of Arizona and
State Colleges of Arizona
Mirrors Removed After Vandalism Test on Tucson Roads
The Arizona Road-A-Scope Co announced that glass mirrors at Pima county crossings used to warn approaching traffic have been removed due to vandalism. They plan another test if unbreakable mirrors can be designed.
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Pima County
Tucson
Arizona Road-A-Scope Co
Cancio elected commander of Cocio Estrada Post 59
Gilbert Cancio was elected commander of Cocio-Estrada post 59, American Legion. Officers to be installed June 28 include Manuel Sotomayor senior vice commander William Raymond junior vice commander R M McAlpin finance officer Art Contreras chaplain Henry Leyva historian and Joe Montano sergeant at arms. Executive committee members are Joe A Hamirano John Harris Bennie Rivera with Gilbert Jimenez named post adjutant.
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Gilbert Cancio
Cocio-Estrada
American Legion
Manuel Sotomayor
William Raymond
R. M. McAlpin
Art Contreras
Henry Leyva
Joe Montano
Joe A. Hamirano
John Harris
Bennie Rivera
Gilbert Jimenez
Six Juveniles Held For Miller Burglary
Six youths aged 10 to 14 are in custody after a burglary at the J. W. Miller home at 1257 W. Wetmore Rd. over the weekend. Authorities say a $1,800 diamond ring a movie camera and other items were stolen. A 10-year-old suspect admitted involvement and named the others.
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J. W. Miller
W. Wetmore Rd
Street Naming Plan Faces Public Hearing in Tucson
Tucson public hearing on a street naming and numbering plan drew mixed reactions led by H A Arnold and colleagues. Critics warned of post office costs while supporters and transport firms backed reform. plan centers on Speedway First Avenue as a baseline and renames First to Pioneer Boulevard.
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Tucson
H. A. Arnold
George Chambers
William S. Dunipace
City Council
Board of Supervisors
N.L. Pritchard
Harry A. Drachman
Arizona
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Forrest Priser
Council Street Committee
Speedway and
First Avenue
Pioneer Boulevard
Carolina Gustafsson Dies After 27 Years in Tucson
Tucson resident Carolina Gustafsson died at her son's home. She was 87, born in Nordmanning Sweden. Services set for 10 30 am Thursday at Trinity Presbyterian with Rev. Leland Koening officiating and burial in South Lawn. Survivors include granddaughter Laura Baker Green of Ontario and grandson Vernon Carl Gustafsson of Albuquerque.
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Carolina Gustafsson
Tucson
Carl
E. Silverst
Nordmanning
Sweden
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Leland Koening
South Lawn Memorial Park
Bring’s Funeral Home
Laura Baker Green
Richmond
Ontario
Vernon Carl Gustafsson
Albu
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Greenwald Drug
Benson Highway
Cocio- Estrada
Cancio
4Th Ave
Stonerote
S. Lundy
Goebel Decorators
Modern
Goebel
North Stone Ave
the Lamp Shop OF
Roselane Pottery
Pasadena
Westinghouse
E. B’way
Tucson Daily Citizen
Watch Sale
Sussex
Fed
RSG
Janie
Congress Street
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