Port Rebuilds German Fleet in Hamburg
Hamburg, Germany, reports a revival of shipbuilding as yards fill with steel hulls and orders from German and foreign companies push the city toward a larger merchant fleet by 1953. Officials say output may reach 1 million tons this year, up from 800,000, with a prewar fleet of 4.2 million tons.
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Hamburg
Germany
Elbe
Blohm & Voss
Economic Co-Operation Administration
ECA
Harp
South America
Scandinavia
Canada
Panama
Netherlands
Howardt
Giant Bulldozer Parachuted From Plane in Ohio
A 19,000 pound bulldozer was parachuted from a Fairehiia C-119 cargo plane in Dayton Ohio. Six 100 foot diameter parachutes lowered the heavy load safely to ground where it was in operation five minutes after landing. The machine rode on a wood and metal platform and exited the aircraft as a single unit.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Son Killed, Other Will Not Be Sent to Combat
The surviving son of Cincinnati couple Mr and Mrs Richard Lilienthal will be kept from immediate active combat action, as Taft reports. Their younger son Pfc Herbert Lilienthal was killed in Korea late last month after serving in Japan. The Army notified Taft that orders prevent the surviving brother Master Sgt Alfred Lilienthal from combat duty.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Korea
Sen
Taft
Ohio
William E. Bergin
Army Adjutant General
Alfred Lilienthal
Richard Lilienthal
Japan
Pfc
Herbert Co. Lilienthal
Hospital reports Hargis recovering after thrombosis attack
Lionel D. Hargis, 77, a Ukiah California native and mining lawyer, suffered a cerebral thrombosis at his Mother Lode lodge near Cortaro Monday. He was to be released today from Tucson Medical Center. He previously practiced law in San Francisco and Manila and served as an assistant district attorney in San Francisco.
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Lionel D. Hargis
Mother Lode Lodge
Cortaro
Tucson Medical Center
Ukiah
Calif
Pima Farms Road Lodge
San Francisco
Manila
Judge Grants Temporary Injunction Against Rose Tree Billiards
Superior Court Judge J Mer cer Johnson upheld a temporary injunction restraining the Rose Tree Billiard parlor at 39 S Fifth Ave from allowing horse race betting. Two private investigators hired by County Attorney Robert Morrison testified to numerous bets between May 18 and May 24. The order remains in effect until a trial decides on a permanent restraining order.
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Tucson
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
S. Fifth Ave
Johnston
Robert Morrison
Council Reviews Ad Contract Bid Protest
Mayor Fred A Emery Jr scheduled an afternoon meeting for the council to receive a protest from Daily Reporter on the award of the city legal advertising contract to the Arizona Daily Star. Daily Reporter's George Dalton argued a $2,400 savings with his paper at 85 cents per column inch versus the Star's $1.35. The new contract takes effect July 1.
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Fred A. Emery Jr
Daily Reporter
Arizona Daily Star
Emery
Stephen J. Moorhead
George Dalton
Dalton
The
Star
Army to Open Cold Weather Research Center at Wilmette
The army will establish a snow ice and permafrost research headquarters at Wilmette on July 1. Led by Lt Col A H Lahlum the center will be directed by the corps of engineers and employ about 50 scientific and technical personnel to study operations in extreme cold.
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Washington
Wilmette
Corps of Engineers
Army
A. H. Lahlum
Dean Eckert Named Dean of Arizona Agriculture College
Dean Eckert arrives in Tucson to lead the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and the agricultural experiment station. A native of Ohio, he previously headed Montana State College's agricultural economics and advised the ECA and OPA. He aims to tackle Arizona water and dairy challenges, drawing on Holland and Mediter ranean experiences. He is 38, the youngest dean, with a wife and three children joining later.
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Max Henkel
Horatio Alger
Phil S. Eckert
New Creey
Arizona
Aggie
Ohio State University
Eckert
University of Arizona College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
Burgess
Paul S. Burgess
Tucson
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Montana State College
University
OPA
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Montana State
University of Arizona
Economic Co-Operation Administration
Food and Agriculture Division
ECA
Mediterranean
Holland
West Africa
Montana
Howard N. ‘Tench
Richard A. Harvill
Francis A. Roy
Liberal Arts College
July Redeemer Lutheran Rites Set For Children
Redeemer Lutheran Church at 200 E Yavapai Road will devote July services and sermons to children under Rev Norman Berg. A daily vacation Bible school runs July 9 to 27 at Redeemer Lutheran School.
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Redeemer Lutheran
Redeemer Lutheran Church
E. Yavapai Rd
Norman Berg
Berg
the Redeemer Lutheran School
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