Synthetic rubber consumption hits new high in May
In May the United States consumed 79,710 long tons of synthetic rubber, the highest share of total new rubber for a month not under government control. The 63.25 percent share of 126,029 long tons was reported by the Rubber Manufacturers Assn Inc.
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Plane Crashes Kill Seventeen Across Several US Sites
United Press reports multiple crashes claim seventeen lives with nineteen survivors. Port Hardy Pacific Western DC3 crash kills pilot and co pilot with four survivors including stewardess Pat Wilson. Illinois men die in Kentucky farm crash. North Central DC3 makes wheels-up landing at Minneapolis with seven passengers and three crew uninjured. Nine Navy men survive Neptune patrol bomber emergency landing in Lake Champlain near Ethan Allen Base.
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Richard Franklin Lippert
Willard Bates
Washington, IN
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Grand Forks
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Orlin T. Gudim
Lake Champlain
Ethan Allen Air Force Base
Richard Schwaller
Grosse Isle
Mich
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Rutland, Va
Ethan Allen Air Base
Air Force
Methodist Assignments Announced in Southern California Conference
REDLANDS Calif the 107th annual Southern California Arizona Methodist conference ended with 123 ministerial appointments for 1957 58 announced by Bishop Gerald H Kennedy. The list includes supply pastors new assignments marked X and names such as Harold E Nelson Grace Lester Hooks Ottoniel Camarena Nor man Yetman Hayden Sears Delwin Thig pen Wesley Watts William Hobbs and others across BISBEE DOUGLAS PATAGONIA PRESCOTT TUCSON Pueblo Gardens St James St Johns Wilmot Road and related posts.
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Jose L. Anguiano
Nagales
O. A. Smith
C. K. Love
X-Northwest
Charles Madinger
Pueblo Gardens
Eugene Bell
St. James
Clovis Snider
X-St. Johns
Victor R. Hand
X-Wilmot Road
David F. Lehmberg
Army Probes Shelling Of Four GIs
The Army investigated a mortar shelling that killed four soldiers during a hill assault at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The dead were Sgt Alonzo Cartlidge 23 Specialist 3 C David L Robinson 20 Pvt Percy A Reevey 20 and Pvt Russell Information officer said five of the injured were seriously hurt and two transferred to Brooke Army Medical Center. Mortars hit targets in front of advancing infantry during a demonstration.
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Okla
Alonzo Cartlidge
C. David L. Robinson
Oshkosh
Wis
Percy A. Reevey
Neptune
Asbury Park
N.J
Russell
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Tex
Wintertime Visitor Mrs Hamil Dies in Texas
Mrs P R Hamil a winter visitor in Tucson for ten years died June 16 in Bay City Texas. She and her husband, president of the Bay City Bank and Trust Co, left Tucson April 27 for Bay City where they stayed at the Pioneer Hotel. Services and burial were held in Bay City.
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Tucson
Bay City
Tex
Bay City Bank & Trust Co
LaPrade Reported Doing Well After Heart Attacks
Supreme Court Justice Arthur T. LaPrade is reported doing well at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix after a series of heart attacks this week.
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Heatwole Named President of Arizona Firemen Association
PRESCOTT Don Heatwole, Glendale fire chief, is the new president of the Arizona State Firemen's Assn. He was elected Saturday at the closing session of the organization's annual convention. Ivan Allen of Safford was
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Fund Pinch Forces Cut In Prescott Red Cross Service
PRESCOTT IP SERVICES of the Yavapai County chapter of the American Red Cross will cut office hours to four hours daily starting July 1. Executive secretary Mary B. Noyes, serving since 1949, resigns as fundraising drives failed to sustain full time operation.
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Yavapai County
American Red Cross
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Best ways to water gardens and lawns
July Better Homes and Gardens answers how much water flowers shrubs vegetable gardens and lawns need in hot weather and shows the best watering methods to use every drop efficiently. It also notes hose attachments that may ease the job and invites readers to buy the issue where magazines are sold.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Officials announce slate for Arizona bee meet
Named first vice president Frank Reeves of Tempe and second vice president A T Rudy Black of Tucson along with secretary treasurer and two-year executive committee members Jake Siken of Phoenix Ches ter Davis of Wickenburg. Safford chosen as next year’s meeting site.
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Tempe
A. T. Rudy Black
Tucson
Jake Siken
Phoenix
Chester Davis
Wickenburg
Safford
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