Weekend Wrecks Toll Rises With Five Dead in Avrona Crash
Weekend crash in Avrona claims four lives and injures several others as a Santa Fe driven by a Phoenix man collides with another vehicle near Central Avenue. Victims include Neal and Morgan, ages 28 to 38, with hospital patients sustaining concussions and bruises.
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Communists May Seize Iran in Middle East Turmoil
A chaotic set of regional shifts raises fears that Iranian internal power struggles with Communist influence could trigger a coup aided by foreign powers. Washington cautions about Soviet and British involvement as Jordan eyes succession and regional balance teeters amid upheaval in Egypt and Syria.
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Planes Attack Korean Plant Amid Heavy Bombardment
Planes blasted a chemical plant near Namsook about 30 miles northwest of Wonsan as air force reports show heavy smoke and multiple blasts. Sabre jets likely destroyed a Russian Mig 18 and damaged another in a long air campaign across North Korea.
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Bloomington Pantagraph Praises Both Presidential Nominees
The Bloomington Pantagraph editorial praises both major candidates for president and declines to endorse early in the campaign. The paper notes it does not pick a candidate this early and follows a tradition of weighing issues rather than party lines.
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Truman's Daughter Visits Berlin Amid European Tour
Margaret Truman, daughter of the president, traveled through the Russian Zone to Berlin for a two day visit. She arrived by special train and was greeted at the West Berlin Railroad station by local officials.
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Small Defense Plants Administrator Quits
A National Production Authority official warned of a serious shortage of farm machinery for next year’s crops. He cited farm equipment companies failing to obtain 3 percent of next year’s machinery production, a shortfall blamed on production issues.
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Army Calls Up 47 000 Draftees
The Army announced a call of 47 000 draftees, up from September’s 30 000, as inductions resumed in September 1950. The Marine Corps has drafted 1 436 men.
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State Phelps-Dodge Miners Call Strike Ballot Action
State Phelps-Dodge Miners issue call for strike ballots as leaders claim the company has made no concrete good faith wage proposals. Union chair Allen says locals Dow, Bisbee and Marana would be asked to cast ballots on wage demands, geographic differentials, and benefits programs.
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Sixth Day Of Fast At Post Office Picket
Phlog Phognix Ay Atamon A. Here y renewed his one man picket in front of the U S Post Office Building housing the Collector of Internal Revenue. He began a seven day picketing and fasting to protest what he calls the war waking powers of the state. This marked the seventh anniversary of the Hiroshima bomb and ends tomorrow afternoon with a meal after spending the night with friends. The 59 year old Christian anarchist reports he has lost weight but is in better shape this year.
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Scottish Rite Masons To Confer Degrees Next Week
Northern Arizona Scottish Rite Masons meet Wednesday to plan a Lodge of Perfection degree presentation in the Masonic Temple. Nell V. Christen, president, said the club will sponsor ceremonies from the tenth through the fourteenth with direction from the Tucson Canal story.
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Farm Machinery Shortage Forecast
Washington on a TV broadcast says he intends to resign as administrator of the Small Defense Plants Administration. Taylor told reporters he will stay until a successor is chosen, ideally by September 1, and plans to retire to New York City to practice law.
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Prospective Juror Refuses Service in Contempt Ruling
A 63 year old potential juror told U.S. District Judge Willis W. Ritter he could not serve as a juror because he had too many troubles of his own. The judge fined him for contempt and stated that jury service is a privilege, not a burden.
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Tax Collector Strike Averted In Italy By Labor Accord
An agreement sponsored by the Ministry of Labor averted a strike by Italy's tax collectors. Revenue workers, members of the Italian Confederal of Labor Unions, will receive a raise of 11 million lira as part of the accord.
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Quiet Returned on Greek Bulgarian Border After Clash
A Greek spokesman reported complete quiet along the Greek Bulgarian frontier after last week’s fighting. Greek troops used machine guns and artillery to drive a Bulgarian detachment from a yard near Jong Gara Island.
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Liquor Sale Charge Lands $300 Fine for Joe Thera
A police report notes Joe Thera was fined $300 for selling liquor without a license. An alternative sentence equal in days would be served in jail. The incident occurred Saturday, with officers outlining the charge and penalties.
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Phelps Dodge Reports Half-Year Income Drop
Phelps Dodge Corporation reports a consolidated net income of 17.55 million for the first six months, down from 21.16 million a year earlier. Net earnings per share are about 1.73. Total sales of metals, manufactured products, and merchantise and treatment tolls reach 120.36 million versus 141.74 million prior year.
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Hopis Schedule Snake Dance For August 24
A notice received here states the Hopi Snake Dance at Motella on Third Mesa will be held Sunday August 2. A second dance will be held at Shongopavi on Second Mesa, with timing to be announced by the priests.
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Paving Bid Opening Set for Flagstaff District Project
Flagstaff schedules paving bid opening for the 32-block southside paving district with anticipated bids near $100,000. City council will consider final action on the 1959-33 budget, including tax levy to cover revenue gaps not met by sales taxes, pastimes, and other revenue sources.
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Noted Artist Offers Exhibition This Week
Jonn Corman will present an exhibition of his oil and watercolor works beginning a day in Babbitts dry goods department. The event showcases noted artist Jonn Corman's paintings this week at the department store venue.
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Monroney Urges Broad Briefings for Presidential Candidates
Senator Monroney proposes daily briefings for both nominees on national security and Korea. He supports extending access to behind the scenes information and suggests State Department liaison aides for traveling with candidates. He also urges early involvement of the president-elect in shaping the next budget and policy priorities.
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Officials Row Over Session
Washington reports two Dentiliman laperonemie chiefs clashed over calling Congress into a special session.Senator John Sparkman, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, opposed timing. OPS set higher retail prices amid steel, aluminum, and copper boosts tied to a July 24 price dispute settlement. The clash followed price hikes that ended the steel strike and drew criticism from ArmAll, Putnam, and Truman-era defenders.
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National authority approves large Arizona building materials
The National Productions Authority has granted materials allotments for large building projects in Arizona. Projects include Landrum and Mirs Reaky, with key approvals announced as part of the program.
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Crash Injuries Fatal To Phoenix Man 63
Phoenix man Jay Lloyd Hall 63 died from injuries from an automobile accident July 50 at a local hospital. He had lived in Phoenix the past two years and was a native of Prescott. For 37 years he worked for Western Union Co., serving as operations manager in Kingman and Phoenix. Body to be returned to Phoenix for funeral services and burial.
Cattle Buying Case Studied By Judge Clark
Judge Clark H. John son presided over a preliminary hearing in Phoenix for Leo Phy a cattle buyer charged with purchasing 100 head of cattle using bogus bank drafts. The case involved a claim of forged checks totaling about 12 200 as part of the alleged scheme.
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Pottery Exhibit Pieces Gifted to Italian Museum
Three key Hopi pottery works from the exhibition at the Museum of Northern Arizona were donated to Faenza's International Museum of Ceramics in Italy by Dr. Harold S. Calton. The gifts include a white jar and a red bowl by Sadier Adame and a yellow jar by Joanne Sulu, reflecting famed Hopi craft.
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Woman Dies in Head-On Crash Near Winterhaven California
The Imperial County sheriff reports the death of Mrs. Chester Ferguson of Tucson Arizona in a head-on collision near Winterhaven. The victim was a passenger in a car driven by her husband. The other vehicle was driven by Ike Lee Devin, 34, of Phoenix. The crash occurred Saturday night.
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