Arizona Legislature Debates Welfare Name Change and Underground Water Bill
The Legislature considers renaming the welfare board to the state department of social security and welfare while preparing an underground water code. Gov Osborn hints at a sixth special session, with stream commission plans and finance bills advancing for travel, pay, and buildings.
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Sam Morris
Board of Regents
Appropriations Committee
Sens. Platt
Favour
Sen. Favour
Sen. Babbit
House
Social Security and Welfare Board
Arizona State Department of Social Security and Welfare
Sidney P. Osborn
Senate
John G. Babbitt
E. L. Jameson
Arizona Interstate Stream Commission
Secretary of State
Gov. Osborn
Stuart Krentz
Douglas
Douglas Airbase
American Airlines
Rep. Krentz
Sulphur Springs
Arizona Edison Co
Krentz
Carl Morris
Warren
Rep
Claire Phelps
Chandler
Children’s Colony Board
Ray Langham
Globe
Flagstaff College
Arizona University
Capitol
Pope Pius XII Turns 72 and Marks Ninth Pontificate Anniversary
Vatican banners honor Pope Pius XII on his 72nd birthday and ninth year as pope. A papal mass in the Sistine Chapel is planned for March 12, with Vatican offices largely closed. The report notes the pope continued his duties as parliament and budget discussions proceed, including a 10 percent budget increase mechanism.
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Vatican City
Mar
Pope Pius XII
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Jack Benny Guessed as Walking Man on Truth or Consequences
New York March 3 Many listeners think the walking man on Ralph Edwards show is Jack Benny based on clues from nine broadcasts. Clues cite Benny’s hometown Waukegan Alabama and the violin gag, though sponsors do not confirm any identity.
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New York
Mar
the Walking Man
Ralph Edwards
Jack Benny
Benny
Waukegan, AL
Metropolis
Rochester
Bishop Booth To Speak Thursday at University Methodist
Bishop Newell S. Booth of Elisabethville in the Belgian Congo will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday at the University Methodist church on East Third street and North Euclid avenue. The subdistrict Methodist meeting includes all local members. Booth, elected bishop in 1944, oversees the Elisabethville area covering Belgian Congo Southern Rhodesia and Angola Mozambique. He authored The Cross Over Africa.
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Newell S. Booth
Elisabethville
Belgian Congo
University Methodist Church
East Third Street
North
Euclid Avenue
Methodist Church
Booth
Elisabeth Area
Rhodesia
Angola
Mozambique
Africa
Missing Child Found On Auto Bumper
A reported missing child, Patricia Tucker, 2 1/4, was found injured on the bumper of a car at North Fourth Avenue and East Seventh Street about 5 15 p m. Witnesses said she had been playing in the area for around 20 minutes before the collision. Elnora Robertson, of 915 North 11th Avenue, stated she did not see the child until a bystander stopped her. The girl, listed as residing at 513 North Arizona Avenue, sustained minor injuries.
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Patricia Tucker
North Fourth Avenue
East Seventh Street
Elnora Robertson
North 11Th Avenue
North
Arizona Avenue
McCabe nomination under fire over war surplus losses
Tobey described mis management of war surplus sales as he questioned McCabe’s fitness for the Federal Reserve Board. He cited destruction of a $243,000 B 25 and cited a Senate inquiry on low returns from surplus overseas.
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McCabe
Scott Paper Company
Chester
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Ronald Ransom
Atlanta
Washington
Tobey
Senate
Sen. Mead
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Arab Speaker Outlines Near East Oil and Partition View
Khalil Totah executive director of the Institute of Arab American affairs spoke Tuesday night in South Tucson hall to the Cedars of Lebanon. He stressed the Near East oil role and the region's strategic links to Africa Europe and Asia and said he believed Palestine partition would not occur while on a nationwide speaking tour.
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Near East
Africa
Europe
Asia
The
Cedars of Lebanon
Tucson
Khalil Totah
Institute of Arab American Affairs
Totah
Palestine
3000 Refrigerator Cars Ordered By Pacific Fruit Express
The Pacific Fruit Express company owned by Southern Pacific and Union Pacific will add 3000 new refrigerator cars to its fleet. Cars will be built at the PFEs shops in Los Angeles Colton and Roseville California. The total of 10000 new refrigeration units since 1941 will form a solid train about 80 miles long.
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Pacific Fruit Express Company
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroads
Los Angeles
Colton
Roseville
California
Haifa blast targets Salameh building amid Arab clash
Eyewitnesses describe two army trucks approaching the Salameh building in Haifa as a blast follows. Jewish sources claim a Stern gang attack aimed at Arab military quarters while a police official calls the claim nonsense, noting the roof had been used by British forces as an observation post.
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Haifa
Salameh
Stern
Search planes hunt downed AT-18 amid Arizona snow
Wednesday reports say a plane wreckage sighted near Mayer Tuesday could not be found by flying search teams. Fresh snow in northern Arizona, including 11 inches in Flagstaff and 12 inches at Winslow, hindered efforts as CAP observers and pilots from Gilpin and Prescott airports continued the hunt with several named crew and observers.
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Mayer
Flagstaff
Arizona
Winslow
CAP
Gilpin Airport
Allan Peterson
R. C. Hulse
Jake” Spurlock
Barney Reed
J. D. Evans
Chuck” Matthews
Jeff Issacs
Edwin Montgomery
James W. Davis
Dines Nelson
Roberta Kroll
Fred Trevz
Tony Vontaser
Dick Avery
Pecos” Whatley
Charles A. Baker
Maynard Johnson
Jeff Isaacs
Bill Durris
Babe” Clements
Johnnie Mills
Lee Yokum
C. C. Reitzel
Larry Larson
Prescott
O. J. Miller
W. G. Hartter
Republicans Offer Ercai Amendment To Senate
Four Republican senators offered an amendment to the 85.3 billion European Recovery Program. Senator Vandenberg said the measure was drafted by Senator Ball of Minnesota and his allies in the last few minutes.
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Preme Council
Senate
Vandenberg
Sen. Ball
R-Minn
MacArthur declines testify on China aid request
General Douglas MacArthur says he cannot return home to testify on China aid, urging Congress not to misjudge its importance to world peace. He notes peaceful China is vital and cables the House Foreign Affairs Committee. In a separate item, the House Un American Activities Committee reports it has completed files on loyalty questions for Dr Edward A. Condon.
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Washington
Mar
Douglas MacArthur
China
Congress
Tokyo
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington, Mar
House
UN American Activities Committe
Edward A. Condon
Goldfish Bowl Bursts In Kitchen Scattering Water
In West Surrey Maine a goldfish bowl in Mrs Earl Cunninghams kitchen burst flooding the floor with water and fish. An investigation failed to reveal the cause of the accident.
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West Surrey
Planed Parenthood Clinic Drive Surpasses Five Thousand
Donations totaling more than 5000 have been received by the Planned Parenthood Clinic of Tucson in its drive for 13000. At a Tuesday meeting in DeMolay hall 100 workers reported progress and 2300 prospective donors contracted one third. A marriage counselor volunteered to help weekly beginning Thursday.
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Planned Parenthood Clinic of
Tucson
DeMolay Hall
William J. Pistor
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