Congress Eyes Mexico Foot and Mouth Mission for Cattle Aid
A congressional group will depart July 6 for Mexico to inspect foot and mouth disease work. Rep. Gillie says the House Appropriations Committee won’t fund further major aid until the inspection reports are in. The trip includes July 7 at King Ranch near San Antonio with Texas cattle representatives.
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Mexico
Gillie
R-Ind
House Appropriations Committee
United States
Agriculture Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congressional
Mexico City
King Ranch
San Antonio
Texas Cattle Industry
Reps. Simpson
R-Ill
Bramblett
R-Calif
Worley
D-Tex
Granger
Utah
Sens. Thye
Rminn
Young
R-Nd
Coronado Fire Under Control
The largest fire of the year in the Coronado forest was reported Tuesday by forest supervisor C. A. Merker. It burned 60 acres west of Nogales and south of Arivaca in the Tumacacori mountains before 20 local ranchers subdued it. Forest ranger Gilbert Sykes led the fighting crew. the blaze was man caused, possibly by a horseman discarding a lit match or cigarette.
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C. A. Merker
Nogales
Arivaca
Tumacacori Mountains
Merker
Gilbert Sykes
Reisner Leaves Tucson for California pastorate
Rev. Royal H. Reisner longtime First Methodist pastor retires due to illness and moves with his wife and two children to Upland California. He served Tucson since 1943 after a four year pastorate in Long Beach. Willard A. Schurr to become new pastor July 6 with Gillet Bechtel assisting. Greene to Prescott.
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Thompson Up For Car Theft
John Dalcourt Thompson, 26, of Lake Charles, La., arraigned on a federal charge of transporting a stolen 1942 Chevrolet sedan from Lake Charles to Benson. He claimed he drank at a bar with the car owner, then drove to two girls’ homes before heading to Benson where he was arrested. He said his destination was Tucson to seek work. Bond set at $1,000. he was ordered held in Pima County jail pending further federal action.
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Lake Charles
U. S
Thomas H. McKay
Benson
Thompson
Tucson
McKay
Pima County
Soviet Atomic Plant Blew Up
Rev Bernard Hubbard claims a Soviet atomic energy plant near Moscow exploded due to a lack of know how. He says the blast devastated a wide area and killed several scientists, though he did not name sources. The report cites a Chico Record interview.
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Moscow
Scientist’s World Tour Report Cites Atomic Plants
The priest noted atomic plants but remained uncertain. Rev. Hubbard, head of geology at Santa Clara University, is resting after a seven month world tour and did not visit the Soviet Union.
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Hubbard
Geological Department
Santa Clara University
Soviet Union
Census Shows Trucks on Farms in 1945 Boom
A census report records 1,490,300 trucks in use on 1,299,350 farms across the nation during 1945, highlighting farm machinery scale and rural logistics.
Brutinel Arraignment Delayed to July 1
Clifton justice of the peace Felix Brutinel faced a misappropriation charge over $4,789 in public funds. The arraignment, postponed Tuesday, now set for July 1 in Clifton, Arizona.
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Clifton, Ariz
Felix Brutinel
Clifton Justice of the Peace
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