Stalin Answers Questions On Coexistence And War Risk
Stalin replies to editors on whether a third world war is likely, peaceful coexistence of capitalism and communism, and timing of peace talks. He says no inevitability of war, discusses conditions for cooperation, and notes no new elements beyond earlier statements. Continued on page 2.
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Atom Bomb Tests Start In Nevada Skies
Eyewitness report from a Nevada desert site describes the start of atomic bomb tests. A blast flared briefly above a Cesena 195 plane as it departed, with a grey-brown dust tower rising within two minutes. The observation occurred about 12,000 feet altitude and was visible from several miles away.
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Murder Count Filed In Death
A murder charge was filed in Pingent precinct against Trutian Washington 34 in connection with the shotgun death of Biles Ticlen Barrett 20. Washington is held in county jail with bond set at 800. Funeral services for Barrett were held in Flagstaff cemetery.
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Sutton Convicted In $64,000 Bank Robbery Case
Sutton and accomplice Kilox were found guilty by an all-male jury after nine hours of deliberation. The pair, including Willie Marlot dubbed Soup, staged the heist in an Indiana county. They await sentencing as the case moves to Marlon Parish.
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Baby Boy Killed by Snow Slide at Root of House
AP report describes a tragedy as a ten month old boy suffocated after snow slid off a root and covered the child near his home. The incident occurred on a warm afternoon and details indicate a fatal accident involving the baby while with his mother Maida.
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Barkley Poised to Enter Democratic Presidential Run
Washington AP reports Vice President Barkley may enter the Democratic nomination race within days after President Truman's decision not to seek reelection. Key senators and House leaders say Barkley could unite party wings and secure control of Congress if he formally announces this week.
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Churchill backs Yank as successor in NATO command
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Churchill telling the house of commons he is open to another American replacing General Eisenhower as supreme commander of the NATO forces in western Europe. He said he has no hint when Ike will bow out as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Four Corners Monument Valley Cavalcade Planned May 10 12
Four Corners area boosters from Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Utah plan a Cavalcade May 10 to 12 to attract officials and open the remote Four Corners region. The Goulding Lodge near Canyonlands would host up to 36 guests with camping and coordinated sight seeing including a trip to nearby mining diggings.
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Power Outage In North Arizona Brief and Local Response
A power failure on Bureau of Reclamation high voltage lines from Davis Dam to Parker Dam caused brief outages across Flagstaff Williams Winslow Rosbrook and McNary. The blackout lasted about a minute as North ern Arizona Light and Power facilities at Childs Irving Flagstaff Winslow and McNary were brought into service quickly. Cause of the original break remains undetermined.
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Coal Miners Mark Eight Hour Day Holiday Observance
Coal miners across the nation observed an eight hour day holiday as about 475,000 signers took a contractual break. The peaceful pause followed years of union efforts to embed the April first observance in coal industry contracts and marks a longstanding labor milestone.
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Cancer drive targets Arizona division fund goal
A one month campaign aims to raise 50000 dollars for the Arizona division of the American Cancer Society. Robert Goldwater of Phoenix is campaign chairman and Governor Howard Pyle is the honorary chairman.
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Jury Indicts Loot Woman in Reno Home Burglary
Six defendants including Mrs Jennie Michaud face federal indictments over the 1 600 000 burglary of L V Redfields Reno residence on Feb 20 over money transport across state lines Bond set at 50000 each Judge Roger J T Faley presiding Defendants Benton Relinson Leona Rogers Andres Young John Killiegi and Frank Sorrento Jr arrested in Milwaukee Los Angeles Reno respectively Two others Anthony and Toews Gazzigli not indicted yet held at state request Confessions reported for Michaud Rogers Robinson and others to be arraigned soon.
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Navajo Urges Navajo Officers in Border Cities Police Forces
Matouuy of Tuba City and two Navajo council colleagues on the law and order committee say border communities beside the Navajo country should employ Navajo policemen. They contend language barriers hinder residents in trouble and call for officers fluent in Navajo to reduce conflicts and improve enforcement.
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Law and Order Committee
Sixth Gambling Arrest Made In Phoenix
The sixth arrest since Friday on gaming law violations was made last night in Maricopa County. Arrested was Lang Blittemeyer, 34, bartender at the Blirrup cock ail lounge, 4200 N Central Ave. Deputy County Atty. Harry A. Stewart said Blittemeyer is charged with making payoffs across the bir an roulette type machines. Stewart, legal adviser to the grand jury, criticized conditions in Gallup and urged immediate Navajo additions to the Gallup police force to protect Navajo people.
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Hopi Kachina Doll Inspires Schoolwide Curiosity
In fourth grade at a college elementary echotor classroom, students received a large Kachina doll from Hopi student George Dash to spark discussions on Hopi culture. Dash, nicknamed George "the Hopi Fish," is noted as a fast relay runner and a favorite in school games. He describes a yearly Hopi village ritual in Hotevilla where villagers reportedly travel 80 to 100 miles to a river for a ceremonial bath.
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Lake Mary level rises at rate of a foot daily
S Upper Lake Mary water storage exceeds 8.0 billion gallons as the level climbs 1.3 feet from Saturday to Monday. City water superintendent Hierman Dunnam warns the dam could overflow within a week to 10 days if flows continue. Reservoirs east of town hold about 30 million gallons, with room for 70 million more as the floodwaters press.
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Piping Check Slated Here in Public Areas
Merriam leads a sanitary survey of Plagetaff area to inspect plumbing in public and multi unit buildings. Officials aim to locate faulty installations that risk water supply pollution, with hotels apartments and public buildings including the courthouse to be checked. owners will be notified before checks.
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Goodyear Works Strike Delayed by New Wage Offer
Phoenix AP report says a 1,250 worker Goodyear Aircraft plant at Litchfield Park delayed halfway through a midnight shift after the company presented a new wage proposal following over five hours of talks. Company officials and the IAM AFL union urged workers to continue normally today.
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Air coolers arrive for Chicago political conventions
Air cooling units arrived in Chicago to service the International Amphitheatre where two national party conventions will be held, easing the heat for attendees and officials during the upcoming political events.
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