Atom Expert Fermi Foresees 20-Year Peace If U S Maintains Supremacy
Rome October 11 Atom bomb scientist Enrico Fermi predicts United States atomic supremacy over Russia could avert war for 20 years if kept. He cites air defenses and warns a broad preventive war is politically impossible and militarily impractical. He says Russia likely had an atomic weapon two years ago and industry use will be limited by costs.
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Rome
Enrico Fermi
United States
Russia
Fermi
Los Almos
N. M
United Nations
America
Europe
Truman
Soviet Union
Yuma Endurance Fliers Return After 46 Days Aloft
Pilots Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse land their Aeronca in Yuma after 1,124 hours 14 minutes aloft setting a world endurance record. A 10,000-strong crowd cheers as officials plan a downtown celebration and honor the aviators. The flight covered about 89,920 miles at an average 75 mph before a magneto failure ended the mission.
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Yuma
Ariz
U.P
Woody Jongeward
Bob Woodhouse
Jongeward
Yuma County
Fullerton
Calif
Bill Barris
Dick Riedel
Woodhouse
Dan Garvey
Arizona
Jacque Mercer
Businesswomen's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sky Harbor seeks $800,000 in development program
Phoenix officials urged the city council to approve an $800,000 addition to the Sky Harbor development plan as part of a $1,120,000 project. The city would contribute about $320,000, while the Civil Aeronautics Administration has already allocated $400,000. The package funds an admin building, control tower, lighting reconstruction, and new sewage, water, fuel, electrical and drainage systems.
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Phoenix
Sky Harbor
Civil Aeronautics Commission
CAA
City Aeronautics Commission
J. E. Redmond
Little Change In Temperature Forecast In Tucson
The U S weather bureau predicted only slight temperature changes for Tucson with a potential for a warmer night. A cold front from the Pacific expected to move southward shows limited impact, already reaching northern Arizona. Yesterday’s high reached 75 with a low of 47.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Southwest
Pacific
Northwest
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Jack T Trimble Tempe Student Dies A Tempe Veteran
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for 27 year old Jack T Trimble a veteran and senior at Tempe State College who died yesterday at Papago Park veterans hospital after several weeks illness. He was the son of the late Walker Trimble.
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Tempe
U.P
Jack T. Trimble
Papago Park Veterans Hospital
Trimble
Tempe State College
Walker ‘Trimble
Retrial Scheduled For Extortion Letters Case
Edward Ebersold, 38, faces a new trial on January 23 in Phoenix on charges of attempting to extort $10,000 from a department store owner. A June verdict ended in a hung jury. Accomplice Ruby Riggs, 24, is on five years probation after admitting she wrote the notes and saying Ebersold dictated them.
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Phoenix
Edward Ebersold
Ebersold
Ruby Riggs
To Sentence Woman In Automobile Death Case
Phoenix, Oct. 11. Mrs. Vera A. Waggoner, 36, will be sentenced Oct. 25 on charges of manslaughter from an auto accident. She pleaded guilty to killing Thomas E. Stokes, 42, of Phoenix on Jan. 15. Her attorney said she was hospitalized and unable to appear. Sentence to be passed by Superior Court Judge Dudley W. Windes.
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Phoenix
U.P
Vera A. Waggoner
Knights of Columbus Dedication Planned for Columbus Day
Tucson Council No. 1200 marks its remodeled clubhouse at 240 S. Stone Ave with a Columbus Day dedication. The program features Bishop Daniel Gercke addressing at 7:30 PM, a cake cutting, refreshments, and a 9 PM to midnight floor show by Nat Brusiloff and his nine piece orchestra. The $30,000 remodeling added 4000 square feet for a new council chamber and recreation room. Founded February 17, 1907, as Arizona's fifth council.
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The
Knights 'A
Columbus
S. Stone Ave
Tucson Council No. 1200
Daniel J. Gercke
Tucson
John R. Stille
Bishop Gercke
Genaro S. Manzo
Tucson Council
Fred Ronstadt
J. Shorb Neale
Robert Salvatierra Jr
Nat Brusiloff
al Hubbard Construction Co
Territory of
Arizona
Idaho Chief Elected as President of Public Land Group
UP-W. H. Jensen of Pocatello Idaho was named president of the Interstate Association of Public Land Counties at its annual convention Jensen was the former vice president succeeding E J Regan of Weaverville California illness prevented attendance Other officers include W C Andrews Nephi Utah executive vice president F L Phipps The Dalles Ore secretary and Forrest E Cooper Lakeview Ore counsel During the meeting William A Brown Montana urged states to curb federal land acquisitions and seek state approval A banquet finalizes the three day gathering with toast master W P Reilly Prescott
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Brown
W. P. Reilly
Prescott
Mrs Kohl of Resort Ranch Dead at Phoenix
Phoenix editor reports 76 year old Mrs Necia M Kohl cofounder of Kohl's resort ranch on Tonto creek dies of a heart attack linked to injuries from an auto accident. She lived in Phoenix 47 years and the ranch business began in Payson after 1919 as a cattle operation. Funeral services set for 2 p m tomorrow at A L Moore & Sons Mortuary with interment at Memory Lawn Memorial Park.
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Mrs. Kohl
Resort Ranch
Phoenix
Necia M. Kohl
Kohl
Tonto Creek
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U. S
Philip Clarke
University of Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
Chicago
University of Rome
Milan
Broadway Village Drug Store
Broadway At
Country Club
Prescription Pharmacists
GI Tempe
Parker
Crescent Jewelers
Parker Pen Factory
Congress
6Th Avenue
E. Congress
J. Will
Roy Howell-Drachman
W. Pennington Dial
K of C
N. Stone
Auto Electric Company
Catalina
Public Land Group
Idaho
Flagstaff
W. H. Jensen
Pocatello, Ida
Interstate Association of Public Land, Counties
Pilcher
Casey
STONE
Owen Nursery
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Senny Brook
Ato Ueno A Waiske
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Wallis
East Ninth St
Penney's ccc
Uae
Penney’s
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