President Blasts New Controls Law
President Truman denounces a new economic controls law, arguing it weakens the government’s ability to curb inflation and stabilize prices. He contends Congress should provide a stronger framework, keep wage controls, and avoid extending real estate lobby influence while criticizing the bill’s impact on labor disputes and defense plants.
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Wage Stabilization Board
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Opposition totals only 12000 feet in paving plan
Mayor Switzer said protests by Monday night limited the favored front footage to 1200 feet, blocking immediate action on forming an improvement district for city paving and sewer work. The council likely meets July 4 to approve bids for guttering, sidewalks, and street paving east of Sit Greaves.
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Switzer
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Santa Fe
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Con Oantar
Santa Fe Avenue
GOP Committee Refuses To Meet Before TV Eyes
In Chicago the Republican campaign group walked out of a hotel ballroom as cameras prepared to televise the convention delegate contest hearings. Officials said a planned second meeting would be held to address telecasting, while leaders pressed to televise the dispute. Delegates are split between Taft and Eisenhower with 72 slots contested. TV debate remains unresolved.
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Miners Search For Body Of Jack Howard At Kennecoll Mine
Ray reporters describe weary miners refusing to rest as 60 men cleared tons of earth after a cavern collapse at the Kennecoll Cope ger mine. Junior engineer Jack Howard, 23, vanished with others as a tunnel caved in while sampling ore, raising fears of deeper entombment. Howard, a Ray native, had worked there since January and served in World War II.
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Kennecoll Cope Ger Corp
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Howard
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Farmer Didn't Smell Just Right
Farmer da Conta arrived to spruce up a GT Tor Suty, bought a snappy new salt, and balkos bales tinted back to originid brows. A watchdog and a treatment for bites were noted at Hal for bad bites.
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Otto Aril
Lyn
Ani
Typhoon Eimia-a to Reach Surigao Area in Mindanao
Warnings from Manila indicate a tropical cyclone named Eimia-a will affect the Philippines as it swirls toward Mindanao. Forecasters estimate winds near 9 miles per hour with the storm moving 160 miles east southeast of Surigao, expected Wednesday.
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Philippines
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Arizona Voters Back Parity Bill for Farm Crops
Patten and Mur dock of Arizona led the roll call approving the House measure by a narrow majority. The bill continues price supports and parity formulas for cotton, wheat, corn, peanuts, and rice, with a present price level of 965.
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Murdock, Patten
Washington
Regi
Murdock Ami Patten
Arizona
Hmusa
Tucson Rent Controls To End Next Day
Washington reports federal rent controls in Tucson Arizona will end tomorrow as announced by Rent Stabilizer E Woods. The decision ends a period of government imposed limits affecting tenants and landlords in the region.
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Tucson
Washington
Ariz
E. Woods
Motel and Hotel Rate Warnings Issued in Wingstaff Row
Officials from the rent stabilization office announced warnings to motel and hotel operators in Wingstaff Row for charging rates above posted limits. The office at 16 North Teraux printed the advisory and urged compliance with established accommodation rates.
Hitcher Loses Seven Dollars At Newark Airport
New York City man attempting to hitch a ride near Newark Airport was picked up by a seven-dollar fare. Three men and a wallet were involved as the wallet was returned before the trio fled. Police report details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Newark
N. Z
Chana Trvinanamt
New York City
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Mearns
Shiel
Hanimon
Pow-Wow Star in England Heads to Mildenhall Event
A Pow-Wow star arrives in England for the all native celebration at Mildenhall inland. The event runs Friday through Sunday with horse riding saddle work and other demonstrations. A local Crews Paint family has long supported Pow Wow acts.
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Kenygtauns
Arniyy
Tayal
Mildenhall
Filisoy
Hovlua
Bevonti
Tonje
Ealf
Voleo Stars
Douie
County Supervisors Close Fiscal Year in Deficit Light
County officials wrapped the 1951-52 fiscal year with a lean budget year end as supervisors approved seclusion of accounts and reported revenues from sales tax and gasoline taxes mostly met estimates. No general property tax has been levied for years while final figures awaited and a hearing on the East Philadelphia road project was set for July 7.
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Roger
Forest Service
Kailas National Forest
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Vet Disability Pay Upped 15 Per Cent
President Truman signed into law yesterday a measure boosting disability payments to veterans by about 45 percent. The enactment follows wartime service and affects veterans receiving disability compensation under the wartime program.
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Washington
Truman
Pow-Wow Rush On for Mekely Tickets at Chamber Office
Those who reserved Mekely for Pow-Wow shows must pick up today through Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce. G W Jakle Jr reminded the public. Ticket holders not collected by then face pickup at the park office. Tickets sell fast and are about 30 percent ahead of last year, signaling likely complete sellouts for parades, rodeos, and ceremonies Saturday through Sunday.
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Chamber of Commercn
G. W. Jakle Jr
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Sedona Man Injured After Night Crash in Oak Creek Canyon
A Sedona man suffered critical injuries when his vehicle crashed in Oak Creek Canyon during the night. Emergency responders found the car off the roadway with the driver entrapped, and bystanders helped until medical personnel arrived.
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Oak Creek
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Somnin Carpen- Solar
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CAP Unit To Discuss Practice Search
CAP unit to discuss practice search details of the loculated sireened rescue. The meeting will take place at the Logion hall, with Civil iv Patcol involvement and Flagstaff unit referenced.
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CAP
Logion
Benson Arizona Toll Rises In Fatal Highway Crash
Death toll to 164 this year as Bisbee resident Cart T. Egis 22 dies in a crash near Benson on Highway 80. A State Highway Department truck driven by Mac M Hier, 39, of David, was involved. Patrolman James Wyeboll notes several injured. details unclear.
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Arizona
Serigus
Ushers Sought For Duty At Pow Wow
Grasmoud of the Page Wow committee said ushers are needed for all six performances of the Pow Wow from Friday through Sunday in Aspen ALC. Volunteers are invited and urged to register with the Chamber of Commerce at Aspen 110 to help with the Big Flagstaff celebration.
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Grasmoud
Crasmorn
Lisenat
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Wealthy inventor mystery grips Painted Sunday scene
Unclear OCR text reports a 48 year old man identified as Qnty W Graoni found dead after 12 days. Undersheriff Tony Ortega notes clues including scattered clothes and a scratched area. Officials promise investigation into possible foul play and links to a bank or local offices.
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Tohia
Sauriff
Michaud Receives Five Year Term In Burglary Case
In a West Virginia court, Michaud faces a five year sentence after pleading guilty to a Redfield burglary. Judge Waley imposed the term amid prior related actions, with other defendants awaiting trial. Benton Rabingon, a branch handyman, received a total sentence following a guilty plea, while several co-defendants await adjudication.
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Jeannes Acea
Redfield
Monlits
Mhodera
Ness & Steed
Teedstal
Hi Mderson
W. Va
Julga Waley
Fedead Women’s
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HF Shaw
Alihyauke
Industrial Policy Refunds Readied Amid Insurance Costs
Unclear draft notes indicate government plan to accelerate refunds under a new industrial policy. Mentioned figures include a $20,002 reference and a possible credit or rebate tied to fuel or energy costs. No definitive dates or entities clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Inside the Republican Party Cleavages and Power Plays
Joan Gunther surveys the long running split inside the GOP between left and right factions and how national coalitions form for presidential bids. The piece notes historic figures like Norris LaFollette and James G. W. Fr, referencing FDR era shifts and Willkie’s 1940 runoff, with context on enduring internal divisions and power dynamics.
Record Tax Revenue Rises with New Fiscal Record
The Store Tax Commission reports a historic rise in revenue with total income taxes at 12,306,066 dollars and an all time high tax take of 3,660,607 dollars above prior year. The announcement follows yesterday's closing of fiscal accounts with maize and related levies contributing to the record.
Wastebasket Fire Hospitalizes 4 Men in Utica
A small wastebasket fire in Utica, New York, injured four men and required two fire companies to respond. Firefighters battled the flames after the blaze broke out downtown, suffering from smoke inhalation and minor burns. Residents were evacuated as crews worked to contain the blaze and ventilate the area.
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