Alligators Trek From Swamps To Arizona Farms
Fifty four alligators paused at a Tucson filling station en route from Arkansas and Texas to Arizona alligator farms near Tempe. Guides Bill Kimbrell Pancho Molina and G J Boudreaux lead the journey. The party includes a 1000 pound 450 year old giant and six to eight inch youngsters.
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Arkansas
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Arizona
Tempe
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Pancho Molina
G. J. Boudreaux
Kimbrell
Houston
Ellington Field Fliers
Curbs Fail To Halt Building
Washington report details govern ment construction controls as of March. in 11 weeks 31,457 non resi dential approvals and 14,971 rejections totaled 1.37 bil lion dollars in housing related build ing projects. CPA see s demand fall after May 29 cutdown.
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Civilian Production Administration
CPA
John D. Small
Wilson W. Wyatt
Small
Phoenix Receives Levy for Wells and Recreation
Phoenix gains emergency funds totaling 35000 dollars from the state tax commission. Of this amount 20500 dollars will reestablish two deep wells to bolster the water supply and 14500 dollars will finance park and recreational system improvements.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
City of
Paul Mallon to Receive Third Honorary Doctorate
Washington columnist Paul Mallon of the Daily Citizen and 300 other papers is to receive the honorary Doctor of Letters from the College of the Holy Cross Worcester Mass at the June 26 commencement. This marks a second honor this season joinng Marquette University June 19 and Notre Dame June 30. Mallon's nationally distributed column is via King Features syndicate.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Daily Citizen
College of the Holy Cross
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Mass
Mallon
Marquette University
University of Notre Dame
King Features Syndicate
Reclamation Funds Passed
Washington June 25 The house adopted a conference committee bill appropriating 247167036 for the interior department and forwarded it to the senate for final action. It lists major allocations including Gila Arizona 2000000 Davis dam Arizona Nevada 7500000 Boulder canyon project 433605 All American canal 5000000 Colorado river projects 500000 Colorado river front work 100000 and general investigations 5800000.
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House
Conference Committee
Interior Department
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Gila
Arizona
Davis Dam
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Boulder
Phoenix Child Burned To Death In Bed
A Phoenix family tragedy reports 3 year old Vera Lee Stewart died in a bed fire in a frame dwelling. Father Jim Stewart rescued two other children Weldon and Margaret. he suffered shoulder burns. A child feared an insect and lit a match that ignited the bedspread.
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Vera Lee Stewart
Jim Stewart
Weldon
Margaret
Stewart
Army Will Fire New V-2 Rocket Test at White Sands
The Army plans a Thursday launch from White Sands New Mexico to send a 14 ton V-2 rocket 100 miles high to study outer space and relay data by radio. Instruments will detach before impact to protect film and avoid ground damage. The test aims to advance U S rocket knowledge and possibly leadership in space technology.
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Army
Outer Space
White Sands
N. M. Proving Grounds
Navy
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Army Ordnance
U S Navy builds instrument packed warhead for space study
The text notes a warhead with cosmic ray equipment a spectrograph and gauges was made by the U S Navy for a missile fired in the United States. It contrasts with other missiles lacking full LOX fuel and elaborate instruments and mentions new data from space above 100 miles.
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United States
U. S. Navy
Earth
Oxygen Alone Useful to Humans in Air
The air is mostly nitrogen at 78 percent with 20 percent oxygen, yet only the oxygen portion serves human needs.
Browder Leaves London for United States
Former Communist party head Earl Browder departs London by air for New York after two days in British security custody. Browder, returning from Moscow, is escorted by security officers and handed to the plane’s commander for the flight.
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Farl Browder
Communist Party
United States
New York
Air Today
Browder
Moscow
T. Robertson
Clark John Maben Dies in Phoenix at 69
Clark John Maben, 69, a former Tucson resident, died in Phoenix yesterday. Arizona mortuary to arrange burial in Tucson. Survived by daughter Mrs. C. G. Whitehead and sons Claude J. and Jess of Tucson, and Malcolm of Ventura, Calif. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow with music directed by Mrs. L A Lohse. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Jess
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