Glen Canyon Dam project outlined in Sun coverage
The Sun details a proposed Glen Canyon dam project in northern Arizona, focusing on transport and power benefits, water storage, and regional development. It notes Interior Secretary Douglas Moll Kay support and Major W A Midwray leading attention, with aims to rival Lake Mead and improve electric access.
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Glen Canyon
Cogemlan
North Oy
Alivous
Fhstaff
Antanns Camiont
Douglas Mol Kay
Colorado River
Yenva
W. A. Midwray
Flagstaff
Sbrlistion Transportation
Posarveir
Wich
Lake Meads
Ana
Ake Honatit Kreatly
Sapie
Eleatria Onersy
Lanstalt
Nparest Sygirity
Ishin
Black Canyat
al Phoenis
Cape Molliion
Glen ‘Canyon
Bagin
Colorado
Ates
Agen Canyon
Utah
Cecnnine County
Uleayy
Darted Vialek
Unner
Arizona
Dlow Canyon
Sears
Yank Rejects Mother's Plea To Quit Reds Return Home
An American mother Portia Aklen of Minnesota pleads for her son to abandon the Communist camp in Manchuria. The U S Defense Department bans visits by relatives to the detainees. The son, 17 when he left the United States, remains firm, citing fear of Communist influence and faith in God. The letter from the son’s father and implication of NBC coverage are noted in the chaotic exchange.
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Yank
Mother
Reds
Toryo
Horne
Portia
Aklen
Minn
Panmuanjom
Ry Tenneson
United States
Dyensalu Lonnesen
Pemmiunjam
Defense Department
Costs and Conspiracy Facts Shape 1952 Dem Rally
A Philadelphia rally of Democrats from 11 Atlantic states and the District of Columbia tests the 1952 campaign theme. Costs, the economy, and fear of Soviet espionage are emphasized as Stevenson campaigns for change and to outpace GOP opposition.
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Philadelphia
Benucrats
AdKil Ky Stevenson
Stevenson
White House
Congress
GOP Hanis
Atlantic Coast States
Cobiumabia
LDS Apostle Dies in LA
An LDS apostle died in Los Angeles while in transit to another assignment. The report notes an illness preceding death and lists hospital details and reacting church officials confirming the death event. The article mentions family members and the church’s rapid statement acknowledging the loss.
Argentina political turmoil and prisoner releases amid elections
The fragmented report mentions Argentina with political tensions, prisoner releases, and statements by Interior Minister Angel Dorlenizhij and Radical Party leaders. It references disrupted negotiations, upcoming satirical critiques, and unclear details about governance and security measures during a fraught electoral period.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
BEA
Onder Saturda
Angel Dorlenizhij
Radical Party
Manuel
Lopen Aitas
Tax Penalty Right Denied in County Tax Case
A suit in Arizona challenges the right to enforce a late payment penalty on delinquent property taxes. Yuma County Treasurer Lee Hightower was ordered to explain why Eddy’s check was returned for 90 days late. Eddy admitted the return was intentional, including the 10 percent penalty. The case draws on state tax collection policy and potential attorney general involvement.
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A. Jo Eddy
Jowes
Yuna County
Vide Lee Hightower
Eddy
Lewis Ingentim
Cannty
Ator Stow
Arivana Catty Tler
Eral
Chinle Man Killed In Crash Near Gallup
A 50-year-old Chinle resident Aziz and an unidentified woman died in a vehicle crash 18 miles west of Gallup on US 40. The pickup truck collided with a truck driven by George Sanford of Albuquerque, who was slightly injured.
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Gallup
Wallup
Chinlee
Aziz
Here
al. Seth
Panag
Ifis
Aassenster
George Sanford
Almergue
Station Delays Month-Long Plan for New Route Station
The State Highway Commission delayed for a month construction of a motor vehicle inspection station near the New Mexico border at Sard Instone of J aptin amid protests. Commission Chairman G L Cutham said northern Arizona would have time to review plans, with Lupton proposed as an alternative site. Local communities including Flagstaff Holbrook Winston Williams and Prescott attended the Phoenix meeting to discuss the plan.
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Sard Instone
Japtin
Juestion
New Mexico-Arizons
Commission
GL. Cutham
Lupton
Sanders
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Holbrook
Winston
Williams
Liverman
Prescott Céttantvand
Solana
Jim Peach Sprinses
Albert — McAvoy
Ilollarak
Wits
Ancient Indians Lived Midwest 5,000 Years Ago
Milwaukee curator announces Carbon 14 analysis from a site near Oconto Wisconsin shows Indians 5,600 years ago in the northeast Wisconsin region. Copper tools and a bracelet found with bones indicate a dense early culture, the earliest Wisconsin residents dated by radioactivity studies.
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Midwest
Milwauker
Wisconsin
Robert E. Fribenthaler
Milwaukee” Public Museum
Uniersity of
Chicago
Oconto
Wis
North
Nept America
Ehren Claspe
Dehald Baldwin
Ocenlo
Posse Nabs Ajo Bandit
Pima County officers captured John Schaffer known as Johnny Woods after a daylong pursuit from Black Gap into the desert. He admitted involvement in two robberies, one in Ajo and another in Gila Bend, totaling about $200 with $28 found on his clothing and a .22 caliber pistol recovered.
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Degent
Intn
Johnny Schaffer
Ming Johnny Wiotds
Ahauk
Talley
Pima County
Schaffer
Rome
Gila Benn
Anker
Gila Bend
Sebaffov
AEA Seeks Executive Secretary in Phoenix
The Arizona Education Association seeks a new executive secretary to replace Walter Maxwell who resigned suddenly. Maxwell will move to become director of field services for the California Teachers Association. President Hay Booth says no applicants have been found and a successor date is unclear.
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Phoenix
Arizona Esseation Assa
Walter Maxwell
Maxwell
Aviv Zond
San Francisco
California Teachers Assn
Hay Booth
Winston
Indian Party Given At Winslow Saturday
Indians from as far as 250 miles attended a city run event in Winslow on a Saturday. Dana Begay, a Navajo language broadcaster, acted as Santa Claus and spoke to the group in the Navajo language. They enjoyed an evening meal and received 700 toys for their children.
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Winslow Om Chetsimas
Mavnie
Winslow
Platform Collapse Injures Seven in Athens Incident
A platform collapse in Athens injures seven people as King Paul and Queen Frederika return home from the U8 assignment. Authorities investigate structural safety and care for the injured.
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Athens
Greece
Persias
King
Paul
Frederika
Cotton Picker Dies In Blazing Pistol Battle
A violent pistol confrontation occurred two miles south of State Highway 84 on Russell Road near Casa Grande. Several workers and locals were involved as shots were fired, leaving a cotton picker dead and others injured. Investigators led by Pinal County Attorney Timothy J. Molaney are pursuing charges against Aurelio Toramiento, with a second suspect Petro Marines reported as a participant. The incident arose from an argument among farm laborers linked to Tolmontez’s sister and the Johnson Camp group. The scene was chaotic with cars pulling in and a fatality reported alongside multiple injuries.
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Casa Grande
Russell Road
Cas Grande
Timothy J. Molaney
Pinal County
Moet
Aurelio Toramenter
Fadetto
Stancil Catlon Picker Mahaney
Ako
Petro Marines
Telarion
Terri Yo
Marcin
Dnne
Avidus
Bernuilio
Marcius
Ghk
Russell Johnson Camp
White
Ince
Tolmontez
Tohnontox Brothers
Stanfield
San Manuel Debut Open House At New Project Site
San Manuel staged its debut with an open house yesterday drawing several residents. About 40 completed model homes were shown as forerunners of the larger development. Wesley Bolin, secretary of state, and RR. Konssa of Del Webb Construction led a speaking program with local officials.
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San Manuel
Apizona
Hewest
Two Men Die In Separate Arizona Crashes
The Associated Press reports two men died in separate weekend crashes in Arizona. Elmer Finley, 45, of Prescott, lost control on the Black Canyon Highway 25 miles north of Phoenix when his car rolled 300 feet and struck a embankment. Whit Armstrong, 39, of Thanaity, was killed when a car overturned on Goodyear Road west of Avondale.
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Associated Press
Tsvo
Arizona
Elmer Finley
Prescott
Whit Armstrong
Thanity
Patralman
Jin Pristi
Finley
Caro
Black Canyon
Malles
Phoenix
Armstrong
Goodyear Road
Valles
Avondine
Nuclear Hydrogen Bombs May Surpass WWII Bomb Totals
The article notes plans to test hydrogen weapons at Bikini Atoll in spring 1952. President Eisenhower addresses the UN General Assembly about hydrogen bombs, claiming they could vastly exceed World War II bomb tonnage. The Atomic Energy Commission reports a 1952 test on Eniwetok Atoll, with ongoing scale nuclear tests since 1948.
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United States
Bikini Atoll
Mu Amerie Ai
Eirenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission
Nydingen
Eniwelok Atoll
Flag Youth Greeted Refugee Mig Pilot
A former Playstall youth James Chapman flew a MIG 15 fighter to Knipe Air Force Base near Seoul last September. He described the jet’s approach, the initial fear, and finally the thrill of pursuing the aircraft after warning shots. Chapman's father worked for Southwest Lumber Mills in the area.
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James ¥. Chapman
Knipe Air Force
Baise
Seoul
Chapman
Ron
Mie
William P. Chipman
Fresno
Criif
Southwest Larber Mills
Teenage boys chase mink ties in Tulsa rumor flare
A garbled report notes teenage males involved with mink neckwear amid unclear details. The fragment references a Tulsa scene, women, and unnamed stock or department items, but the exact events and timelines remain unreadable.
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Tulsa
Ola
Sts
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