Hoover Says Japan Needs Food To Avert World Hunger
Former President Herbert Hoover on a global famine tour warned that the food crisis is the most acute in history. He said nearly one third of humanity is short of food and Japan must receive imports to avoid mass famine and unrest, while stressing international cooperation and a unified distribution plan. He cited Douglas MacArthur and urged relief before September 1 to prevent further hardship and to support China India the Philippines and Korea.
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Tokyo
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Buchenwald
Belsen
China
India
Philippines
Korea
Russia
Manchuria
Vandegrift Opposes Army Navy Unification Plan
Marine Corps Commandant General Alexander A. Vandegrift testified before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee, warning that unification would likely end the Marine Corps. He argued Marines excel in amphibious operations and innovation, and said abolition would create a gap the Army cannot fill. He asserted Marines remain ready to fight today.
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Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Armed Services
Army
Marine Corps
Eek
Navy
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Vandegrift
Coal Famine Forces Mills To Shut Down
Thousands of workers are laid off as coal shortages tighten. Chicago Washington and Philadelphia face semidarkness and railroads cut midwestern service to save fuel. Col J Monroe Johnson warns the soft coal miners strike will affect railroads for years and may force coal moved by rail next fall, risking a freight logjam. The Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp closes the Gary Ind mill as steel output drops further.
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United Press
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Johnson
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Gary
Ind
Assailant Of State Police Officer Slain
Superior May 6 Three men attacked a highway patrol officer after being asked to leave a cafe. Officer Seymour fired, killing Alex Paredes 25 and wounding Manuel 22 as Cuadras 20 was jailed. Coroner's inquest set for Wednesday morning.
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Highway Patrol
Alex Paredes
Manuel
Raymond Cuadras
Alex Arnett
Arry Seymour
Seymour
George A. Ash
Ellis J. Wyatt
Horace Moore
Maricopa County
Peredes
Ymour
Cuadras
George W. Clay
Locust Plague Threatens Crops in Sardinia Region
ANSA reports from Sassari that a massive swarm about 28 miles long and 2.5 miles wide moves toward Crostano in Sardinia, Doom of crops feared as locusts advance.
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Rome
ANSA
Sassari
Sardinia
Crostano
Rotary leader urges U S British pact for world peace
SACABOROUGH England May 6 The president of Rotary International T A Warren said mutual understanding between Americans and British is of desperate importance to future world peace He called America a young colossus and stressed strength and responsibility in its destiny at a conference of British and Irish Rotarians
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Sacaborough
England
T. A. Warren
Rotary International
Rotary
America
Tombstone Kiwanis to Celebrate Charter Night
The Tombstone Kiwanis club holds a charter presentation at the Top Hat in Douglas with at least 300 expected attendees. Al E. Buck, Southwestern district governor, will present the charter to president C. H. Cupis as Bisbee and other clubs assist in the event. The festivities start 6:45 p.m. with Kiwanians and guests from clubs across the district.
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Tombstone
Daily Citizen
Tombstone Kiwanis Club
Top Hat
Douglas
al E. Buck
C. H
Bud) Cupis
Bisbee Club
Tombstone Kiwanis Group
Banquet set with many district leaders to honor occasion
State Sen Bill Kimball of Tucson will officiate as toastmaster and Scott Shaffer of Bisbee will lead songs at a Southwestern district banquet. Representatives from Bisbee, Douglas, Tombstone and other towns attend with governors traveling from Albuquerque. Special Top Hat orchestra will provide music for a dance after presentations.
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Bill Kimball
Tucson
Southwestern District
Scott Shaffer
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
Safford
Phoenix
el Paso
Albuquerque
Jack Dunn
Southwestern
al E. Buck
Top Hat Orchestra
Howard E. Fletcher
Litchfield Park Kiwanis Club
William R. Mathews
Arizona Daily Star
Howard T. Hill
Kiwanis
Missouri-Kansas-Arkansas
Wendell R. Newell
Thomas A. Doyle S Benson
Motion Picture Theatres Reach Over Twenty Thousand
A tallied figure shows the United States now hosts more than 20 000 motion picture theatres. Industry analysts note growth driven by expanding urban moviegoing and emerging circuits. The number reflects widespread audience demand despite evolving exhibition models.
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United States
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4Th Ave
McNaught
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Stone Ave
Kiwanis Club of
Arizona Burglar Alarm Company
Medford
Ore
Claude Hoover
M. A
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Ali Goon
SERY
Johanna Becker
Marjorie Valley
Lois Clark
Edith Bundy
EL Conquistador Beauty Shop
E! Conquistador Hotel
Fourth Street
Bath
MM Claal-iaomm Ar Edale
Subway Cleaning Service
Fourth Ave
Sixth Ave
Zenith Cleaners
Wwe
Shearman’s
S. Karpen & Bros
Jamestown
Shearman Bros. Co
Jamestown Table Co
Maddox Table Co
Superior Furniture Co
Widdicomb Furniture Co
Zangerle and Peterson
Bedrooms Advance Furniture Co
Drexell Furniture Co
Crawford Furniture Co
Davis-Randolph, Mount Airy Furniture Co
Porch & Patio
the Tropical Sun Co., Halk liburton-Aluminum
Bugs Bigelow
Sanford
Klearflax
Mohawk
Firth
W. R. Shearman
Ronstadt Hardware Co
S. 6Th Ave
Mann Lumber Co
N. Stone Norton Lumber Co
Gallant-Carroll
Sixth St
Campbell
KTUC
E. Congress
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