Worst Mississippi flood nears peak in Illinois and Iowa
The crest moved south into northern Illinois and Iowa as Dubuque, Clinton, Prairie du Chien and La Crosse faced record inundation. Dubuque saw water five feet deep and 2,000 workers idled at the packing plant. 500 families may flee. Red Cross volunteers evacuated residents to shelters. Downstream, Prairie du Chien and La Crosse reported 1,600 homeless. guards stood by.
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Allied Troops Press North After Seizing Hwachon Dam
Allied forces pushed north of the Hwachon power dam and reservoir in North Korea after capturing the hydroelectric grid yesterday. Thousands of troops moved into the area as UN riflemen advanced from the dam’s west end and exchanged fire with a retreating enemy group before pulling back.
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Minotto Named for Portugal ECA Mission
Washington April 19 James Minotto a Phoenix rancher and ECA mission member in Rome is expected to be named chief of the ECA mission to Portugal with ministerial rank. The ECA will not confirm but says Minotto is under consideration and an announcement likely next week. He previously served as special assistant to the Rome mission chief.
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Senator Arthur Van denberg dies at 67 in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich April 19 The nation mourns the death of Sen Arthur H Van denberg Republican leader who shifted from isolationism to internationalism He died in his sleep at his Grand Rapids home at 67 after lung operations began in 1949 Funeral services will be Saturday at Park Congregational Church in Grand Rapids His son Arthur H Vandenberg Jr issued a statement noting complications from a long illness and major surgery A successor for his unexpired term is not yet named with several Democrats considered including Prentis M Brown George Edwards Stephen J Roth John Dawson Noel Fox and others
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MacArthur Returns to Washington after Warm Welcome
General Douglas MacArthur arrived at National Airport in Washington amid a roaring reception from military brass and political leaders. He stated he has no political ambitions and may address Congress on policy disputes with the Truman administration. Senate leaders awaited his appeared testimony while other officials noted his disclaimer could shift political calculations for foreign policy.
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MacArthur Warns Against Appeasing Communism Worldwide
General Douglas MacArthur told Congress that the United States cannot appease communism in Asia without undermining efforts to halt it in Europe. He framed the threat as global and urged unity of effort, receiving a three minute ovation in a joint session. Mrs MacArthur attended, wearing a white orchid and black attire.
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Trade Sanction Study Proposed
LAKE SUCCESS N Y April 19 INS The United Nations was urged to give priority to the use of economic sanctions against China in retaliation for its continued resistance in Korea A special five member group of the 12 nation Special Sanctions Committee agreed unanimously to steps in line with U N efforts to discourage in Korea
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Pre-Dawn Rain Nips Phoenix as Showers Scatter
Light showers fell in Phoenix before dawn with amounts from a trace to 0.15 inch. The Weather Bureau forecast widely scattered showers across the state today and tomorrow, with higher central and northern mountains possibly receiving up to 0.75 inch in scattered showers. Morning totals showed Payson and Prescott with traces, Yuma 0.08 inch, Grand Canyon 0.06 inch, and Los Angeles 0.10 inch. cooler, about 75 in Phoenix.
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Navajos Plan $250000 Toward New Wells Across Reservation
Medicine men chant for rain as Navajo Tribal Council prepares to spend $250,000 to drill two wells in each of 19 districts across Arizona New Mexico Utah and Colorado to combat a severe drought that imperils 400000 sheep. Chairman Sam Akeah cites the driest period in 40 years and notes hardship near Leupp Crown Point and Crown King areas with prayers in the San Francisco Peaks.
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War Threat Imminent Says Ridgway
SENDAI Japan April 19 Lt Gen Matthew Ridgway warned of an imminent war threat saying no one knows when the chips will be down He addressed soldiers of the 40th Division newly arrived replacing Gen Douglas MacArthur and called the shakeup democracy in action noting no shift in US stance toward communism
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Noted Leaders Quote on America and World Policy
International News Service reports General MacArthur declares politics as God Bless America. Secretary Acheson warns against divorcing Far Eastern and European policy. President Truman pledges steady U.S. and allied progress to strengthen the free world in the Pacific.
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Capitol Leaders Pay Vandenberg Tribute
Washington April 19 President Truman mourned the death of Senator Vandenberg Mich as a patriot who subordinated partisan advantage to national welfare. Leaders Connally Rayburn Martin McFarland praised his independence service and nonpartisan foreign policy and mourn his loss.
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PTA Focuses On Problems Of Defense
YUMA April 19 AP Attention of the Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers was today focused on civilian defense. For the first time in its history the group named a committee to study the problem. Meeting in their annual convention here the group named Mrs C D Walling Globe chairman of the Civil Defense Committee with Mrs Bert Schoneberger Prescott Don Sheldon Prescott Paul Guitteau Tucson and Mrs Wendell Phillips Phoenix members. The convention will continue through tomorrow. Yesterday two new scholarships were announced. The $100 awards will be given for Cottonwood and Willcox high schools. The scholarships will be given to help defray expenses of college training. The students to receive the awards will be chosen on a merit basis. The congress named Sheldon chairman of the Group Relations Committee.
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Democrats Open Sale of Tickets for Jefferson Jackson Dinner
About two thousand tickets go on sale for the April 28 Jefferson Jackson Day dinner headlined by Vice-President Alben Barkley. Ralph Watkins announces ticket outlets in Phoenix and Tucson with prices 7.50 for floor table seats and 3.50 for balcony basket dinners. Senator McFarland will introduce Barkley.
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Tired Wainwright Welcomes MacArthur at Airport Reunion
Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, a Corregidor hero and MacArthur ally, greeted Gen. Douglas MacArthur at a floodlit Washington airport after decades of shared war service. Wainwright, aging and deafened, had previously backed MacArthur for president at the 1948 GOP convention and urged delegates to nominate him. The public meeting revived memories of captivity and wartime alliance, drawing a large, vocal crowd.
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