Diplomats See Danger In Forcing UN Action On Red China
Peter Edson reports from Washington that U S diplomatic observers warn against pressing UN allies into swift action against Red China. They caution that insistence on rapid punitive measures could fracture alliances, disrupt aid to Korea and Japan, and provoke mixed responses from Britain Canada India and Latin American nations, complicating U N unity and policy.
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Hedton
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Ite
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Japan
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Ore
India
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Lake Success
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Pathways of Old Memories Chronicle Ten Years Ago
A fragmented reminiscence column recalls events from ten years past including military service, local schooling changes, a notable award for four years of hard work earned by a student, and community notes about families and locations such as Camp Verde and California.
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Wright
Fligstatt
Arizona Goowl Roaue Association
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Ohn Qi
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Marrington
Wash
Wehools
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Jona Merle
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Dulles to Address Arizona Graduation Ceremony
Tucson AP report says John Foster Dulles will speak at the University of Arizona commencement on Wednesday night, in his last public appearance before leaving June 2 for Mogadore. About 611 degrees will be conferred, including 102 BA/BS, 100+ masters, and two PhDs, with honorary degrees announced later.
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University of Arizona
John Foster Dulles
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U. S. State Department
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First Methodist Church
America
James Byron McCormick
Pal David Sholin
Moontalk View Presbyterian Church
Nogales Youth Drowns In Stockwater Well
In Nogales Sonora a youth identified as Ortis Rangles drowned in a small stockwater well five miles west of the city. He was swimming in a 14 foot deep well with about 20 inches of water when Deputy Taime Teyéchea recovered the body. The well measured roughly feet in circumference.
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Nogales
Sonora
Market Gains and Cattle Prices Amid Postwar Peace Rumors
The report notes stock market activity with a $427 average and a 2% volume surge, while cattle prices for yearlings ranged from 37.10 to 39.10 and two-year-old steers and cows showed varied values. Labor and manufacturing placements in Arizona slid, with manufacturing share at 4.4% of total placements in late 1951, and new job filings dropping about 12 percent as farm labor shortages loom.
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San Carlos Sale
Moxiga
Foy Avizan
Arizona
Killer's Pace Ends in Valleyville Whodunit Teaser
A fragmented diary style report follows detective Brayton and Star Williams as they chase leads across Valleyville. Carl Prater, Erbri ne Martin, and a bartender named Mabel Martin appear amid a cryptic trail from Columbus to LaGrange. A confrontation at a roadside bar hints at a dangerous clue in a murder case.
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Paul Waltz
Carl Prater
Rave Gration
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Prater
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Erbrinie Maetin
Abigail Grand
Nomentel Grunch
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Ohio
Mabel Ys
Frannie Martin
Bray
Sanya
Star
Pala
Dus Ahner
Winsle
Weile
Valleyville
Yack Ara
David D. Brayton
George Fiplin
Raul Weisz
R. Brayton
Fipit Yan
Doily Leyville
Brayton
Esplin
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Prande Maré
Jet” Wingere
Star Williams
Fragmentary Native Church Inquiry Deepens Payate Debate
A garbled report describes a recent meeting of a local church council or tribe inquiry seeking to reopen questions with federal agencies about Payate's status. It notes uncertainty over tribal recognition and calls for a full Bureau of Indian Affairs evaluation, with officials urged to provide a conclusive report.
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Bureau of Indi Affairs
Farland
Case List Sees Three Army Privates Killed in Korea
Washington reports three Arizona army privates killed in action in Korea per defense department. Wounded Marine corps corporal noted. Names include Jess Bax, Baran, and Miguel among others, with families listed.
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Korea
Defense Department
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Jess C. Bax
Mya
Fauisting Baran
Harry Biquel
Wallace Miguel
Bapeholé
Ind Pel
Five From G County Ger U of A Degrees at Arizona
The University of Arizona announce degree recipients from G County including Coconino and Flagstaff students. Civil engineering and education graduates earned B S degrees, while others pursued business administration and early childhood studies. Notable speakers included Chaplain Board President Kev.
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Chapl Kev
Army Chaplain Board
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Flurvatia L. Levitid
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Sin Civil Engineering
Dania Scott
Flagstaff
B.S
Cif
Engineeriqas Williams
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Fish Not Biting But Cop Hooks Stolen Safe
NORWICH AP The fish wouldn’t bite as patrolman Louis Froetyyidd angling near the river. A safe was stolen yesterday from a station test dinney. Papers and jewelry were found in the safe. About $1,000 in cash was missing, police said.
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Stale
Louis Froey
Norwich Holice
Mileshy
Fragmentary local note from Flagst town near Van Court garage
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a scene at a city area near Van Court garage with a pump and obscured details. No clear events, dates, or names emerge beyond place references.
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Legion Post Holds Initiation Ceremony in Flagstaff
A local Legion unit held an initiation ceremony at the Flagstaff post home Saturday night. New commander Stanton Ale Bolbere presented the insignia to Halliday amid a standing audience as the event marked the post’s latest initiation and leadership moment.
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Legion
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Nu Prist. Permearates
Weekend Highway Accidents Kill Four in State
Four persons died in Arizona weekend highway crashes raising the year total. Victims include Robert Gatton Love 63 of Wellton and a Los Angeles couple Jack Rasmussen 20 and Mrs Rasmussen 20. Gayle Milne 18 of Nogales died from brain injuries. Causes cited include loss of control and possible driver fatigue. Three others injured with minor injuries reported.
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Arizona
Robert Gatton Love
Jack Rasmussen
Gor Angeloy
Jack Ragiusten
Los Angeles
Gayle Milne
Yuma
Seligman
John le Gantt
Salt
Rasmussen
Miller
Nogalen
Powder City
Milley
Drew Street
Mess
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Usility President To Give Report Tonight
A stockholders meeting with Hoyas and guests of the Northern insight and Power oelick will hear a progress report from the Usility company. The program covers central Avizous Light affairs and the company’s general status, with discussion anticipated on operations and future plans.
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Avizous Light
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Crash Sends Four to Hospital in Weekend Incident
Four people were hospitalized after a Sunday crash on the highway. Investigating officer Robertsen said a car driven by Miss Tafoya, possibly a drive-by incident, struck the westbound vehicle near Jpedbantger's side. Citations were prepared against Miss Tafoya and the West Plate owner, Valenciay Plus Plate.
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Juhie
Scottsdale Man Heads Postal Clerks Boss Club
Scottsdale man Wilson becomes president of the Arizona federation of post office clerks at the 8th annual convention in Scottsdale. Clyde Wilcox of Tucson is first vice president and Hodrick of Glendale is second vice president. delegates elect legislative representatives and press for improved postal facilities and working conditions.
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ACP
Uo Wilson
Scottsdale
Arizona Federation of Post Office
Eleckr. Y PS
Joelod Clyde Wilcox
Tucson
Hy FE
Hodrick
Glendile
Termin Berlos
Tareli
Iby
Illinois Town Hit By One Million Dollar Fire
A devastating blaze struck LALMYIGA on a windy day, gutting the business district including the paltry water system and forcing firemen to battle the flames without adequate hydrants. The fire leveled structures as Ulgh winds whipped the inferno, with rapid spread to adjacent properties and homes. No water supply hampered efforts as firefighters fought to contain the blaze and minimize further damage.
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