Plane Left By Missing Couple Had Fuel In Flying Shape
A United Press report says the Pasadena California salesman missing in the Arizona desert with a girl companion left a plane with fuel in the tank and the engine started right up. Paul N. Bell owner of Amvets Flight School East Los Angeles flew to the desert to recover the aircraft. The engine and radio were in proper operating order.
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Arizona Desert
Paul N. Bell
Los Angeles
Bell
Martens
June Marajane Walker
More Questionable Deals Tied to City Real Agent Ray Giles
An ongoing city probe into Ray I. Giles, the city real estate agent, reveals another alleged breach of trust and possible disobeying of City Manager Ray W. Wilson. Investigators scrutinize Giles for buying delinquent county parcels, including 119 parcels since November 1950, with many inside city limits. Giles contends he will defend his actions upon return from Honolulu, while the Encanto Heights lot tied to city projects is under review.
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Encanto Heights
B. W. Bear
Wilson
Honolulu
W. Fillmore
Black Canyon
Phoenix
Desperate desert search for couple after 17 days
A missing man and woman, stranded for 17 days on a scorching desert south of Yuma, were traced by veteran ground trackers 12 miles from their abandoned plane. The new tracks led west toward safety as POSSES followed in 100-degree heat. Nearby, an F and L were drawn in sand signaling a food request.
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Bell
Yuma
Here
Posses
UN In Korea Push Deepens as Truce Talks Stalemate
United Nations infantry with artillery and air support advance over three miles on Korea's central front in their biggest push since Kaesong talks began. The drive targets Kumsong southeast of there amid scarce Red resistance, while U.N. negotiators reject a 38th Parallel armistice buffer. The allied stand hinges on Communists and a possible resumption of wider fighting.
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Mutinous Polish mine sweeper seeks asylum in Sweden
In a Baltic incident Polish mine sweeper mutinied locking up officers and steering toward Sweden seeking political refugee status. Six crewmen said they sought asylum with 16 total mutineers. The ship entered Ystad harbor, unarmed but with mapping gear and pistols aboard.
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Skoglund
Ystad
No Match He Burns Up at Ramona Theater Scuffle
James J. Devine 31 assistant manager of the Ramona Theater was asked for a light and struck when he said no. In a scuffle they bumped a storefront show case breaking glass. Devine suffered cuts but the suspect was detained and jailed awaiting investigation.
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Devine
Ramona Theater
Vatican excommunicates young Chicago woman over news of marriage
The Vatican excommunicated 20 year old Claire Young of Chicago after she announced plans to marry Luciano Negrini, an unfrocked Italian priest. Senate investigators ordered a preliminary probe into charges that Democratic National Chairman William M Boyle Jr accepted a fee related to a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan. Admiral Fechteler stated no changes to top naval policy as he assumes the role of chief of naval operations.
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Claire Young
Chicago
Luciano Negrini
Senate
William M. Boyle Jr
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Adm
William Fechteler
Naval Operations
Markets At A Glance: General Recovery Across Bonds and Wheat
New York opens with a broad market recovery. Bonds steady with corporate gains. wheat mixed with small price changes and dull trade in Chicago. Corn firm as cash grain arrivals stay light and uncertain. Other grains steady to 25 cents higher, cattle mostly steady with top at 38.75.
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New York
Readers Guide Amusements and Classifieds Summary
Guide page contents include Dorothy Dix editorials on page 31 to 35, with sections for amusements, classifieds, financial notices, Inez Robb column, radio program listings, sports from pages 26 to 29, Turnbow feature, and Woman's Page entries on pages 22 to 23. The index notes crossword and editorial content across the newspaper.
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Dorothy Dix
É Page Financial
Inez Robb
Phoenix Faces Possible Rain and Humidity
Weather outlook for Phoenix shows possible showers and high humidity with cloudy afternoons. A trace of rain earlier today accompanied winds up to 35 mph, while other Arizona towns reported varying rainfall amounts from a few tenths to over half an inch in the past 24 hours.
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Louis R. Jurwitz
Jurwitz
Sky Harbor
Arizona
Flagstaff
Payson
Prescott
Tucson
Douglas
Winslow
Litchfield Park
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Intake
Granite Reef
Stewart O
Mormon Flat
Pakistan Chief Rejects Nehru Talk Invitation
Karachi August 2 Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan declined an invitation from Indian Premier Nehru to visit New Delhi to discuss differences. Nehru had earlier refused Pakistan's request for Indian troop removal and accused Pakistan of raising a clenched fist against India.
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INS
Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
Nehru
India
New Delhi
Massing Says She Recruited Two State Dept Spies
Mrs Hede Massing testified before the Senate Internal Security Committee that she recruited two former State Department officials Noel Field and Laurence Duggan into a Soviet espionage ring in the 1930s. She said Field referred to Alger Hiss as a Communist agent and that Duggan died in a New York office fall in 1948 amid the Hiss controversy.
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Hede Massing
Gerhart Eisler
State Department
Noel Field
Laurence Duggan
Senate Internal Security Committee
Field
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Mrs. Massing
Institute of Pacific Relations
Iran Fires On Soviet Naval Vessel Near Astara
Iran announced that machine gunners fired on a 700 ton Soviet naval ship entering Iranian Caspian waters near Astara. The Russian vessel did not return fire and withdrew after about 30 minutes. The Iranian garrison commander protested across the border and a formal Moscow protest was likely.
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Iran
Caspian Sea
Astara
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
City sales tax up 20 percent in July for Phoenix
City Assessor B. W. Bear reported July privilege license tax collections at $103,336.43, a 20 percent rise from the same month last year when receipts were $86,255.56. The tax equals one half of one percent of gross retail business by commercial concerns in Phoenix.
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B. W. Bear
Phoenix
Bear
Noted Figures Share Views on Baseball Rules and Global Aid
Representative Celler proposes changes to baseball's reserve clause calling for an end to the ironclad system. Paul Hoffman of the Ford Foundation discusses a $5 million overseas aid allocation aimed at programs beyond local financing to reduce world tensions through longer term initiatives.
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Celler
N. Y
Baseball
Paul Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Foundation
Lausche Urges Truman Run Again for President
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche told President Truman at the White House he should seek the Democratic nomination in 1952. He also said the U S Governor's Conference favors Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower as principal speaker at the Gatlinburg banquet for the late September governors meeting.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Truman
Lausche
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White House
U. S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Germany Ends East West Trade Under Russian Export Rules
Bonn Aug 2 AP all legal trade between West and East Germany will halt at midnight due to a dispute over Russian restrictions on West Berlin exports. An official said commercial traffic will fade away as the interim trade agreement expires tonight.
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West German Economics Ministry
Senators Meet Colts In Southwest International League Showdown
Phoenix Senators host the Tijuana Colts at Phoenix Municipal Stadium 8:15 p.m. Local game details list S. Central and Mohave. In American League results Boston beats St Louis 18 to 12 after late scoring. Detroit and New York also play. National League action includes Brooklyn and Pittsburgh and New York vs Chicago. Several games listed as night events with noted pitchers Birra, Cain, and Berra in the box scores.
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Mohave
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Batts
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Osar
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Friend
Owen
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Garagiola
New York
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Burgess
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Thompson
Seminick
Wehmeier
Howell
Truman Says Ike’s European Duties Won’t Hinder 1952 Candidacy
President Truman stated Eisenhower’s duties in Europe should not interfere with any potential 1952 presidential bid if the general wishes politics. He praised Ike’s work in Europe while noting no confirmed political affiliation and acknowledging Senator Murray and Senator Brewster’s views on Ike as a candidate.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
James FE. Murray
Mont
Owen Brewster
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Murray-Brewster
General Eisenhower
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