Korean Vessel Fires Warning At Soviet Ship
A South Korean Navy patrol boat fired a warning shot at the Soviet tanker Pamir after it invaded Korean territorial waters off Kuryongpo on the East Coast. The Pamir, a 6,000 ton Russian tanker, hoisted the Soviet flag after the warning shot and did not stop. Navy reports also noted a second sighting of an unidentified ship, possibly the Pamir, 55 miles south of the first position. The Pamir was then 20 miles north of the 38th Parallel, near the boundary between North and South Korea. A later Korean Defense Ministry note suggested two ships in the second sighting, a large and a small one, though Navy statements were unclear.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korean
Kuryongpo
Pamir
Korean Defense Ministry
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Vigilante traffic talk spurs old debates and warnings
A letter writer praises talk on road safety while noting police patrol gaps and proposing citizen vigilance. Suggestions include a 200-member vigilante committee to curb violators, echoes past protests, and calls for campaigns like those against traffic saps. The writer pledges to improve behavior.
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Gestapo
Chizzler
Evil-Eye Finkle
Reg Manning
Scientists urge no use of hydrogen bomb
A group of leading American atomic scientists at Columbia University urged the United States to eliminate the hydrogen bomb. They argued no nation has the right to use such a weapon and that its use would exterminate populations. They called for a solemn declaration not to use the bomb first and warned it offers no positive security since the Russians will build one too.
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New York
INS
United States
American Atomic Science
State Merit Council
Brenneman
Madison
Wis
Civil Service Board
Spy Hunt Draws on Fuchs Case and Atomic Secrets
FBI intensifies hunt for Soviet confederates tied to Klaus Fuchs after his admission of sharing atomic and hydrogen bomb data. Hoover flagged Fuchs as a paid agent from before naturalization, with access at Los Alamos. Senators note links to Canadian ring exposed by Igor Gouzenko. wartime UK scientist ties complicate security and U S Britain atomic information flow.
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Groves
McMahon
Fuchs
FBI
Russia
America
Hoover
Senate
Britain
United States
Los Alamos
Japan
Igor Gouzenko
Truman
U. S
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Civil Service Examination Costs for Phoenix Posts Discussed
The city panel discussed whether civil service exams are required for public health and public works posts. A written exam was deemed too expensive and an oral panel option was proposed, with salary ranges for the director positions set at 7500 to 10000 dollars annually.
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Brenneman
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Arizona State College At
Tempe
Phoenix College
Phoenix
Director of Public Work
Public Health
Wilson
J. P. Ward
Mrs. Lula Loner Rites Arranged
Funeral services for Mrs. Lula Leota Loner 43 of 516 North 20th Street who died Thursday at St. Josephs Hospital will be conducted at 2 p m Tuesday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery near Tempe She had been an Arizona resident 33 years coming from Fort Worth Texas lived in Prescott ten years before moving to Phoenix Native of Johnson County Oklahoma Survivors include husband John H Loner Riverside California a daughter Lula Marie Gilcrease Humboldt Arizona two sons Clyde William Deming Humboldt and John Alien Loner Phoenix mother Mrs Maggie Key Phoenix a sister and a brother in Texas
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Lula Leota Loner
North 20Th Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Double Butte
Tempe
John H. Loner
Riverside
Calif
Lula Marie Gilcrease
Humboldt, Ariz
Clyde William Deming
Humboldt
John Alien Loner
Phoenix
Maggie Key
Texas
Jail Guest Checks Out Fifth Time
Allen Andres a 40 year old man from India walked off from a chain gang on January 19 while serving a 20 day sentence for drunk and disorderly conduct. He was recaptured after officers found he owed the city 58 days on three prior escapes. He then escaped again after claiming he disliked the jail food.
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Allen Andres
Andres
Stromboli to premiere in 300 theaters coast to coast
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 4 (UP) The Bergman Rossellini film Stromboli will debut in 300 theaters, up from 19 planned openings. The premiere spans almost all RKO houses and 100 New York area theaters, with 35 million advertising impressions. Bergman, amid a high profile romance with Rossellini, recently gave birth to a son in Rome and may seek a Mexican divorce by Feb. 15 to wed the director.
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Hollywood
Stromboli
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
RKO Studio
RKO
New York
Will Ballyhoo
Miss Bergman
Rossellini
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Tennessee Censors Ban Bergman Films
The Memphis and Shelby County Board of Censors banned Stromboli and any films starring Ingrid Bergman for conduct deemed disgraceful to her profession and American women. Board Chairman Lloyd T. Binford announced the action citing moral standards in Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis and Shelby County
Church Women Urge Nationwide Boycott
Long Beach group of Calvary Presbyterian Church women urged a nationwide boycott of Ingrid Bergman film Stromboli. The Know-Your-Bible Class called the film's plot an assault on home, marriage, and motherhood. President Mrs H P Dunlop urged studios to invoke morals clauses in Bergman case.
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Long Beach
Calif
INS
Women of
Ingrid Bergman
Stromboli
H. P. Dunlop
Miss Bergman
Mine Workers Reject Stranger Wage Control Demand
Lewis Dent explains that mine workers will not accept outsiders fixing wages or living standards. He says free citizens must decide their own conditions and education for their children. The UMW president told Mr. Truman owners have refused to negotiate for eight months, hoping government action would compel coal production via court injunction.
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UMW
Truman
Tragedy at Home Ends in Suspected Dilaudid Overdose
Coroner Flood reports Deal and his wife died from suspected dilaudid overdose after a visit to Ryan Evans Drug Store on Third Avenue and Roosevelt Street to pay a bill. A bottle of dilaudid capsules was found in the room. Mrs. Deal’s body was taken to Meldrum Mortuary in Mesa. The coroner noted Deal was a former Phoenix Union High School classmate.
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Flood
Deal
Ryan- Evans
Third Avenue
Roosevelt Street
Meldrum
Mesa
Phoenix Union High School
Publisher to Speak at Phoenix Advertising Club Luncheon
William R. Peto publisher of the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson will be guest speaker at the Phoenix Advertising Club luncheon at Hotel Westward Ho. He will discuss recent trips to Europe and Asia. A salmon tagged by the U S Bureau of Fisheries in Alaska was found in a Siberian stream 1,300 miles away after 44 days.
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William R. Peto
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson
Phoenix Advertising Club
Hotel
Westward Ho
Europe
Asia
United State Bureau of Fisheries
Alaska
Siberian
Scoutmasters Receive Roosevelt Council Awards at Phoenix Meeting
Scoutmasters were honored for leadership, programming, and membership at the 28th Roosevelt Council Boy Scouts of America conference at North Phoenix High School. Presentations by council commissioner L. M. Mortenson highlighted recipients from Phoenix and Mesa, with events including a band concert, a community sing, and a keynote by Irwin Phelps.
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North Phoenix High School
East Thomas Road
Roosevelt Council
The
Boy Scouts of America
Paul Petty
L. M. Mortenson
William Miller
Ted Doland
Richard Henderson
Ed Riggs
Jesse Gale
Jack Taylor
Fred Burr
Phoenix
Ben Allen
Mesa
Lynn Fitzgerald
Zeno Staudt
D. L. Stapley
Irwin Phelps
Second Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Joe T. Meltzer
Region 12
J. Harold Williams
Providence
R.I
Scout
Nation
Dan E. Garvey
Naval Hospitel Ordered Closed
The Navy orders the naval hospital in the area closed by June 30 with no new patients accepted after February 15. Commandant Capt. Franklyn C. Hill states the obstetrical department will stay open as long as necessary.
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Long Beach
Calif
Navy
Naval Hospital
Franklyn C. Hill
Louisiana Governor Earl Long Stricken By Heart Attack
Governor Earl K. Long of Louisiana suffered a heart attack while returning from a hunting trip in Winn Parish and was confined in an oxygen tent at Winnfield General Hospital. The 55 year old leader, brother of Huey P. Long, was aided by aide Waldo Cockerham and attended by Dr. John Mosley and Dr. Robert Bernhard as Mrs. Long and Senator Russell B. Long rushed to the hospital.
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Winnfield
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Winnfield General Hospital
Huey P
Kingfish) Long
Winn Parish
Waldo Cockerham
Denham Springs
Long
John Mosley
Winnfield Hospital
Robert Bernhard
New Orleans
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West Fillmore
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Pacific
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Cal
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Ashley’s
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Avondale
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Simmons Appliance & Refrigeration
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E. Washington
S. First St
W. Washington
E. Thomas Rd
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N. Seventh Ave
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North Central
N. First Ave
E. Adams
N. Central
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N. First St
W. Adams
E. Camelback Rd
Gila Bend
U. L. Logan Electric Co
Reed Appliance
Gilbert
Inglish Electric Company
Litchfield Park
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Glendale
Parker
Chandler
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Peoria
Rosier Farm Store
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Scottsdale
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E. Indian School Rd
E. Monroe
Grand Ave
E. Indian School
S. Central
W. Cameback Rd
Tempe Curry Home Appliance
Laird & Dines Drug
Smith’s Appliance
Tempe Hardware Company
Valley Appliance
Tolleson A &G Hardware Cybert and
Brooks Wickenburg
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