Allies Weld 90 Mile Line In Push North Korea
Tokyo April 7 United Nations divisions crossed the 38th Parallel for the second day forming a near 90 mile front. Armored columns moved ahead eight miles into North Korea near Chailli on the Seoul Kumhwa road. An air battle over Yalu River involved 50 American F-84s and 40 MiG-15s with two enemy planes damaged. U N forces reported Reds withdrawing from key ridges as operations continued along a 50 mile front.
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Tokyo
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Korea
North Korea
Chailli
Seoul
Kumhwa
Yalu
Yalu River
Chonchon
Imjin
Eighth Army
U. N
Two Gunmen Rob Farm Fresh Market Handoff in $6000 Heist
Police hunt two masked gunmen after they robbed Farm Fresh Market of about $6,000 in cash and checks last night. Assistant manager Jesse W. Michael and carryout boy Edward Coo ley faced the assailants as doors were locked around 10:20 p.m. Det. Jerry Hill said the stash was tentatively $1,000 cash and $5,000 in checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Michael
East Clarendon Avenue
North Seventh Street
Edward Cooley
North 28Th Street
Michael
Jerry Hill
Two cars leap curbs injure four on city streets
A morning crash left four injured when two cars ran onto sidewalks near 24th and Van Buren and 18th and Washington. One motorist, Ray Nye, 68, was cited for failing to stop at a red light after striking a pedestrian, Mrs. Carl Johnson, 30, who was seated on a bus bench. Nye’s car also hit a used car lot and a trailer causing damage. Four fruit pickers, Howard Bartley, 42, Ed Nichols, 63, Sylas Brown, 50, J L Lane, 17, and Billy Kirby, 17, were injured in a separate hit-and-run at 18th and Washington. Bartley was hospitalized for possible leg fracture. Nichols and Brown treated for bruises. Police later reported Nye’s accident damaged vehicles totaling about $600.
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Carl Johnson
South 24Th Street
24Th
van Buren Streets
Ray Nye
Normandy Hotel
Nye
Harvey Gibbs
Carolyn Loomis
West McDowell Road
Johnson
Memorial Hospital
van Buren Street
Loomis
24Th Street
Washington Streets
Howard Bartley
Ed Nichols
Sylas Brown
East
Washington Street
J. L. Lane
Billy Kirby
Plane vanishes with 22 near Santa Barbara
A Southwest Airways DC-3 with 22 aboard disappeared after leaving Santa Maria at 8 18 p m. Search efforts by air ground and sea units, including 11 air force and coast guard planes, are hindered by fog with Civil Air Patrol on standby and a sheriff patrol dispatched to the Gaviota Pass region.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Southwest Airways
Santa Maria
AIR Force, Coast Guard
Sheriff’s
Civil Air Patrol
Gaviota Pass
Where Do Arms Go GOP Senators Question Diverted Equipment
Senate Republicans Bridges and Knowland demand explanations on arms shipments to Europe versus Korea. They cite MacArthur remarks on releasing 120000 South Korean reserves and seek details on what percentage of military supplies go to Europe versus Korea and the Far East, amid concerns over equipment shortages for South Koreans.
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Washington
Korea
Europe
Styles Bridges
N. H
William F. Knowland
Calif
Senate Appropriations and
Armed Services Committees
New Hampshire
Knowland
Far East
British Labor Uses Caution On MacArthur Remarks
In London April 7 the British Labor government privately critiqued General Douglas MacArthur for making what it called irresponsible statements on Korea and the Far East. Kenneth Younger, deputy to Foreign Secretary Morrison, spoke at the Welsh National Council of Labor in Cardiff, avoiding direct naming but signaling that the UN supreme commander in Korea was the target. He urged that peace talks with Chinese Reds not be derailed by such statements and noted the approach aligns with already stated government views. The speech occurred amid a push by a left wing Labor faction to seek MacArthur’s dismissal, though a Commons no confidence motion appeared unlikely to reach a vote.
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Republic of Korea
United State
MacArthur
State Department
Bridges
Korea
London
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Kenneth Younger
Herbert Morrison
Britain
Welsh National Council of Labor
Cardiff
Younger
United Nations
Morrison
China
Foreign Office
U. N
Commons
Parade opens Douglas rodeo with 30 entries
The annual Douglas Rodeo began this morning with a parade through downtown featuring more than 30 entries. Rodeo performances were scheduled today and tomorrow, including a special county sheriff's calf-roping event as a program feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Noted Leaders Share Views On World Conflict
In Lake Success Trygve Lie predicts no third world war but expects delays in settling differences. In Washington Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson notes he does not dictate to the President and acknowledges the President’s scope in executive orders.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
United States
East West Clash On Stage At Staid Science Academy Meeting
At a Philadelphia event the 55th annual American Academy meeting sparked turmoil as former State official Adolph Berle Jr and Polish delegate Julius Katzsuchy clashed on stage after heated exchanges over Korea. Berle shoved Katzsuchy, who shouted critical charges as audience heckling rose before the program resumed.
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Philadelphia
United States
Poland
United Nations
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Julius Katzsuchy
Korea
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
State Department
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
Katzsuchy
Berle
Katz-suchy
Craig Named Head Of Bar Association
Walter E. Craig a Phoenix attorney was named president of the State Bar Association at its 18th annual convention in Chandler. He succeeds Charles L. Strauss and is joined by re elected officers E C Locklear Clifford R McFall Oliver B James and Arthur M Davis. New governors include Chet W Williams and Ivan Robinette. The event featured Erle Stanley Gardner and Cody Fowler as speakers with Fowler warning on socialized law and high legal fees while Gardner spoke on literature and the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Walter E. Craig
Phoenix
State Bar Association
Craig
East Bethany Home Road
Charles L. Strauss
E. C. Locklear
Prescott
Clifford R. McFall
Tucson
American Bar Association
Los Angeles
Cody Fowler
Tampa
Miami
Fla
National Bar
State Association
San Marcos
Erle Stanley Gardner
Fowler
End Of Rainy Spell Forecast For Valley
A brief spell of wet weather ends as clearer skies and rising daytime temperatures are forecast for the weekend. Phoenix recorded 55 to 72 degrees with 73 and 56 at Sky Harbor. High near 76 and a low around 50 tomorrow morning. Occasional clouds and scattered thunderstorms expected in the northeast mountains this afternoon and evening, with mostly sunny skies statewide tomorrow.
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Phoenix
Sky Harbor
UMIT To Be Voted. According To Poll
Washington April 7. Administration leaders say a national universal Military Training program appears assured by a house poll. A GOP spokesman predicts the bill will still face rough going amid ongoing debate and opposition.
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UMIT
Washington
INS
House
GOP
Floods Force Thousands From Homes Across Midwest
Floods displaced more than 3,000 people in Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas with 13,000 more at risk as showers continued. Red Cross volunteers mobilized emergency squads while towns such as Sioux Falls Renner Baltic Marshall Cher okee and Charles City faced rising rivers and threatened dikes. High school students and airmen patrolled dikes as Red River North and Minnesota River crested and other streams rose.
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United Press
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Sioux Falls
S. D
Renner
Baltic
Big Sioux
Marshall
Minn
Red Cross
Little Sioux
Cherokee
Cedar River
Charles City
Breckinridge
Wahpeton
N. C
Red River
Mankato
Little Cottonwood
Comfrey
Root
Whitewater
Sunday events across Valley clubs and gatherings
Desert devotionals at Rancho La Loma near Litchfield Park in the afternoon. Arizona Boys Ranch hosts a noon barbecue and a 2 PM rodeo at Lions Field in Glendale. Picnics hosted by New England, Ohio, Indiana, and Arizona-Illinois Societies at Encanto Park and Indian School grounds, with start times ranging from noon to 2 PM. Events also include an Arizona Horse Lovers show, American Artists exhibit, Surrealism exhibit, student art show, Ninth annual Douglas Rodeo, polo at Judson School field, and horse racing at Arizona Downs. A state women’s bowling tournament is listed for Pia-Mor Arcade at 12:30 PM.
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Church of Your Choice
Rancho la Loma
Litchfield Park
Arizona Boys Ranch
Lions Field
Glendale
New England Society of Salt River Valley
Encanto Park
Ohio Society of Arizona
Indiana State Society of Arizona
Flagstaff
Big Ramada
Kachina School of Art
30Th Street
Indian School Road
Douglas
University of Arizona
Judson School For Boys
Judson School
Camelback Inn
Arizona Downs
Pia-Mor Arcade
Plane Observed Circling Near Gaviota Pass After 9 PM
A woman reported a crash around 9 pm while two hitchhikers told sheriffs that a plane circled about 200 feet some 10 to 12 miles south of the pass. The last flight left San Francisco at 5 45 pm bound for Los Angeles with 10 servicemen aboard. ASA Brown, living 12 miles south of Gaviota, saw a plane around 8 pm then noted it turned toward Santa Ynez Peak. Terrain around the pass is deep with canyons, making rescue and locating a crash site hard.
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Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oxnard
Asa Brown
Gaviota
Southwest Airways
Brown
Santa Ynez Peak
Gaviota Pass
Two Miners Trapped In Eveleth Mine Cave In
In Eveleth Minnesota two rescue teams closed within about 15 feet of trapped miners Tony Kortoha and Frank Putzel after a tunnel roof failed 400 feet underground. Officials from Spruce Mine say contact had not been made and fate remained uncertain.
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Eveleth, Minn
Eveleth
W. J. Kaiser
Spruce Mine
Tony Kortoha
Frank Putzel
Kaiser
Oliver Iron Mining Company
United States Steel
Duluth
Mesabi Iron Range
South Korean General Reported Missing in Korea
Maj. Gen. Kim Paik Il, 37, commander of the South Korean First Corps, vanished after departing March 28 with his pilot from an Eighth Army area. He had a front line conference with Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway prior to his disappearance, prompting government talk of a possible pro Communist pilot kidnapping.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Kim Paik Il
First Corps
Matthew B. Ridgway
Defense Ministry
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N. J
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Freeman
A. Kulp
Academy
Asia
North
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Kulp
Bar Association
Donald R. Richberg
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