No Scales But How Much The War Cost In Korea
Peter Edson reports from Washington that the Korean War’s price tag is hard to measure. Defense officials cite a single figure of about 500 billion dollars in the current year’s rate, with total annual costs rising as the conflict continues and supplies, pipelines, and personnel expenses pile up across the theater.
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DeWitt Mackenzie on Red danger and Tibet stance
AP Foreign Affairs analyst notes that ostrich tactics won’t stop the Reds, urging decisive action as Nehru weighs India’s Tibet policy amid Tibet's strategic border role and Chinese influence. The piece discusses Tibet’s defense and the risk of Soviet pressure, with emphasis on New Delhi’s political calculus and regional balance.
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May Travel at Weert Shows 7 Percent Hike
May Travel at Weert reports a 7 percent rise with a total near 1,874 and a year-to-date count of 9,816. Hastings notes new marker data for Gamble's Oak and other monuments along the nyain Conyna trail, while planners at the Koathwest Borers project unveil a plan for Walnut and adjacent monuments. The east road from 4g east is in better condition than the west, according to the superintendent.
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Webb Offers Low Bid For Air Force Project
Webb Construction Company of Ehren Arizona submitted an alternate bid of 3,570,182 dollars to build a hall and administrative building for an Air Force housing project in Amarillo. The offer appears alongside a low bid of 2,891,264 dollars and details mention barracks and mess facilities under construction plans.
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Rotary lecture urges anti communism among youth
An anti communism talk by speaker Mr Wilson at a Rotary meeting urged high school age youths to resist communist influence. He emphasized daily allegiance to liberty and warned against infiltration tactics, urging members to weed out communists and sympathizers and to follow a path of resistance.
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Personnel changes announced at Wa patki and Suntel crater monuments
Bendovick 5 oversees two national monuments with Broeck as supervising official. Robert Ht. Viklund Fingstuth named on duty at Suntet crater for the summer while Erwin Yarnell will be stationed there with the company starting May 1. Hrueck prepares interpretive duties and university ties noted. Willian and Billard transfer from geological survey to park service for Wupatki and related duties.
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Commission Studies Freight Hike Request
The Interstate Commission is reviewing petitions by Southern Pacific and Santa Fe for an intra state freight rate increase. Attorneys for agricultural and livestock groups urged caution and asked for scrutiny of the railroads inter state rate impact. The hearing occurred yesterday with Blaine representing agricultural and livestock organizations.
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Miami Miners To Vote On Bargaining Agent
Miami workers at International Smelting and Refining will vote tomorrow to choose their designated bargaining agent. Two miners seek approval, joined by United Steelworkers, following a recent Miami Copper Company election where the union won and received strong support.
Loretto Heights Sisters Plan Colorado Visit to Camp
Sister Frances Marie president of Loretta Heights Denver will lead a group including Sister Francetta and Sint on Marie to Flagstaff for a summer camp program for five. They will attend a camp event at Tokotto Weighbay during the visit and will present pictures to parents.
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City expands street projects with Kendrick Avenue work
Kennedy said the street program runs about 1200 dollars per block, totaling around 2400 dollars funded by city gas tax. A major north city project widens Kendrick Street between Huntean and Columbus and reshapes a curve at Columbus end, plus Navaho Wall reconstruction, with Clark Hames work planned. Clay Avenue bridge recently completed.
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Pinal County Health Discussion Slated
In Pinal County a health discussion session is planned by the county law and sanitation committee for 1 30 p m at the Valley No Menal Rate building. Groups focused on health and welfare are urged to attend, with an open invitation to those concerned about public health issues. Secretary Mrs IL Impurly will coordinate.
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Wupatki Travel Shows Two Car Nearer Goal
Travel records at Wupatki monument show 298 cars carrying 152 people visited the site during a period, with a nine month total of 822 cars and 4,008 visitors. Weather with snow and wind reduced gatherings, while Sunset Center logged a similar figure.
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Civil Service Exams Announced At NOD
Notice announces civil service examination postings at the NOD Ordnance Depot. Positions listed include junior electician foreman and other trades. Applications and detailed information available from the depot, with exam dates and eligibility to be announced.
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No clear headline available from the fragment
Fragmentary text mentions Phoenix and discussion about segregation and protests, with unclear names and dates making precise summary difficult.
Frontrunner Musi Ab. gains summer improvement area
A fragmented note from the Associated Comity outlines a regional effort near Fredonia and Springs National Musi Ab. to coordinate improvements in a western area. The move involves a legate from Glue feat and targets broader state support for.
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Blood drive campaign aims to recruit Arizona youths
In a city and state effort, registration opens for boys from Arizona to serve as delegates. Dr. Herbert Rice and Ruth Alexander supervise a medical screening and housing assignment. The campaign urges locals to donate blood, aiming to collect 2,800 pints and support national health drives.
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