05 May 1953
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1953
Page
1
The report describes a staged Army event returning a group of American POWs from Korea, amid accusations that the men were used to spread propaganda. Eyewitnesses note the wounded veterans endured severe torture and later faced stigma of alleged propaganda loss. Critics question the officials and media coverage.
Stella Kelly reports a crowded Sedona scene with many youths from Scottsdale Glendale and Peny vingehoals visiting, a stage performance by Seton educators and the Arizona Udtsolosk Carilage Club, plus local workshops and a Mother's Day dinner invitation from the Clnestinte IPW at the Coann units, outlining events through Saturday and Sunday.
Police say a silver bucket filled with valuable antiques was found on a school lawn. The owner has not claimed it. investigators traced the find to a local incident and noted dice and other clues in a wrapped package linked to a man named Alvin.
An elderly stranger with keen blue eyes greets travelers Longley and Mary as they seek work at Lithom Hall. A fierce dog and a lurking cat precede an escape, while Inspector Mannering questions locals about the Earl of Lithom and a possible kidnapping plot. The scene shifts to plans for Scotland Yard involvement as the case deepens.
Police in Bombay say a so called Nehru bomb was actually four glittering firecrackers found near the Mohin Uealm area before an event involving Prime Minister Mohin's arrival. Witnesses and officials in Kalyan railway hill report a live bomb was recovered from a tackle bag moments earlier, but authorities insist the device posed no real danger.
Small Nova Scotia boatbuilders gain fame for lifeboat dories by Charles Wyman. Oak and pine craft serve seas from Hudson Bay to Europe, aiding ship crews and rescuing sailors, including during a torpedoed attack near Saint Pierre.
Flagstaff Elks prepare for the annual state convention at Salford this week. Morrie, state president, and Fra state secretary, will preside May 6 5 for the three day panel. John Faught will oversee rulings. Outstanding Alive High School students will be honored, including Sonia Benson who has been mailed a $400 prize as the most visible girl student.
Dr J Lawrence Walkup dean of instruction at the college presents Arizona at a planning session of the Cooperative Program for Educational Administration at Stanford University May 17. He chairs committees to study public school administration problems and will present Arizona needs and plans tied to a five state Pacific Southwest project including Utah Nevada Wyoming California and Arizona.
Tany Kellner of Globe will receive no similar award as the most valuable boy student of 1952-52. Equal awards have gone to Lloyd Gilbert, Phoonly and Nancy Anders, Tucson. In the handicappers most valuable student division, excepting Misk Anders, a wheelchair polio patient, are expected to be in Safford for the presentations, made annually in Arigna by Io Elke National Foundation. Others in regular business mors now stated, the highlight of the
J. A. Lewis of al Anabeint is listed in a notice under the Past Grand Exalted Rules detailing an address removal case. The document appears to be an archival public notice referencing authority and procedural steps.
Formosa dispatch from a nationalist news agency reports about 160,000 Chinese Communist veterans of the Korean War being readied to move toward Indochina. The agency foresees an international air covenant dominated by Russians and Chinese forces to support Viet Minh and allied groups in Indochina.
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