Harrison Will Be Buried In Mississippi
The body of Sen. Pat Harrison of Mississippi lies in state on Capitol Hill for a final tribute. At 59 he died after an intestinal operation. His service includes a state burial in Gulfport with Jackson to honor him at the capitol.
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Capitol
Congress
Washington
U.P
Pat Harrison
D.-Miss
Senate
Finance Committee
Harrison
House of Representatives
Gulfport
Miss
Paul B. Johnson
Mississippi
Jackson
Roosevelt
Utah
WOME
Arizona Pioneer Edna Ellsworth Dies in Showlow
Mrs. Edna Merrill Ellsworth age 77 died in Showlow after arriving with Mormon pioneers in the 1870s. Eleven children were at her bedside. Funeral services were held this afternoon. Survivors include Leroy and Wallace Ellsworth and four other sons in Showlow and a line of daughters in Phoenix Snowflake Pinetop and Showlow. Wallace Ellsworth serves as Navajo County Superior Court clerk.
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Showlow
Edna Merrill Ellsworth
Utah
Leroy and
Wallace
Latter Day Saints Church
Holbrook
Martin
Elwin
Harvest
Floyd
Bertha Rogers
Hattie Wheat
Phoenix
Bertha Hunt
Cliffie Penrod
Chloe Ellsworth
Navajo County
Most Dangerous Domestic Bull in America
The piece warns that domestic bulls pose the greatest danger due to surprise attacks. It notes that even typically gentle farm bulls can suddenly go berserk without warning, underscoring unpredictable risk.
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America
Finland Revises Railway Building Plan Amid War Strain
Loss of railways during the war forces Finland to overhaul its construction program. New priorities and revised routes are being considered to maximize strategic efficiency and postwar recovery.
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Finland
Public Opinion Splits Over Strengthening Air Power
Princeton dispatch notes a national poll showing strong support for expanding the U S air force as the public prioritizes air power over the Army and Navy. The survey cites 84 percent in 1935 calling for more air power and argues planes and pilots are vital for future defense.
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Princeton
N. J
Washington
United States Air Force
American Institute of Public Opinion
Atlantic
Pacific
Air Force
Navy
Gedney
Army
U. S
Adolf Hitler
Luftwaffe
United States
Institute
Senate
House
Europe
Kinsley Rodeo Draws Large Crowd for Daylong Events
The Kinsley rodeo featured M H Sorrells and C C Parker winning the roping con test on a three steer average for a $500 purse with side bets around $2,000. T K Rhodes won the afternoon calf roping in 14.2, Sorrells 14.3, and Carl Shepard 15. Norman Hale and Ricardo Martinez won open team roping in 15.0, Parker with Maynard Gaylor second in 15.3. Evening roping saw Dug Page 15.0, Gayler 16.1, Buck Sorrells and Shepard 19.0. About 2,000 spectators watched, with amateur contests, saddle bronc and steer riding, and a dance at the Kinsley pavilion.
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M. H. Sorrells
C. C. Parker
Kingsley’s
T. K. Rhodes
John Rhodes
Carl Shepard
Norman Hale
Ricardo Martinez
Parker
Maynard Gaylor
Dug Page
Gayler
Buck Sorrells
Shepard
Arizona
Kinsley Pavilion
Green Guards Plan Week Of Activities
Green Guards plan a week of activities starting with a Tuesday 9 30 meeting. The group will march from the armory to the airport for meal preparation instruction. Wednesday at 9 they meet for target practice at the baseball park. Thursday at 1 45 they visit the police station and Red Cross.
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Green Guards
Red Cross
No Dog Rule Waived To Permit Pet To See Blind Man
In Tampa a hospital waived its no-dog rule to allow Grover Smith a seeing eye dog named Louie to visit him after an appendectomy. The dog had refused to eat during ten days apart, finally eating two cans of dog food when allowed access.
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Tampa
Fla
Grover Smith
Louie
Grover
Indians Prepare for Southwest All-Indian Pow Wow
Flagstaff hosts the 12th annual pow wow July 4 5 and 6 drawing about 7000 Indians from at least 20 tribes for rodeo events tribal dances and ceremonies. Tobe Turkin directs the event now in its second year with whites excluded from participation who gather as spectators. Several hundred acres in the nearby forest will house the Indians campgrounds.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
New Mexico
Tobe Turkin
Pot Shot Origin Traced to Pilgrim Food Hunt
In early Colonial days Pilgrim fathers hunted for food to fill an empty pot. A successful shot was called a pot shot, giving rise to the modern expression.
Air power and the need to dominate the skies
The speaker stresses air superiority as essential, arguing control of the air is crucial for friends and allies, beyond naval dominance. The emphasis centers on developing overwhelming air power to secure strategic advantage.
Eight Receive Contracts For Airport Work
The War Department announces eight contracts totaling 251,909 for construction projects at Arizona air ports. Firms include Fisher Contracting, R A Wattson, Fritz Ziebarth, Tucson Gas Electric, Arizona Refining, and New State Electric with work on lighting systems, sewage treatment, seal coat, and electric distribution at Luke Field, Sky Harbor, Valle, Winslow, and Tucson airports.
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Washington
War Department
Arizona
Fisher Contracting Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Ajo Municipal
R. A. Wattson Company
Los Angeles
Arizona State
Valle
Winslow
Fritz Ziebarth
Long Beach
Calif
Tucson Municipal
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Tucson Oe
Arizona Refining Company
Luke Field
Litchfield Park
H. B. Nicholson
New State Electric Company
Sky Harbor
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Hawaii
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USA
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E. M. Statler
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A . Lon Ye
Market Street
San Francisco
Kinsley Rodeo
California
Bolivia
Old Colony
Heywood Wakefield
Grandona
Decker
Home Furnishings Custom Studios, Inc
Broadway
Tucson
Oopar
Paar
Oren
Summer
Death Valley
Fafnir
Restone
UTO Supply & Service Store
Pennington
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