Demaret Leads Ben Hogan Open as Palmer Surges
Johnny Palmer shot a 32 on the front nine to threaten defending champion Jimmy Demaret in the Ben Hogan Open. Herman Keiser fired a sensational 30 to move back into contention, while Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff also posted strong starts. Demaret held a 64 yesterday and Hogan began with an even 36.
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Dick Lee Gazette
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Jimmy Demaret
Palmer
Hogan
Hershey
Lima
Ohio
Keiser
Demaret
Three Bandits Loot Billy Rose Home In $100000 Heist
Three men raided Billy Rose's Beekman Place townhouse yesterday evening, stealing a safe, furs, and jewelry valued at $100,000 while leaving $250,000 in gems worn by Rose's wife Eleanor Holm untouched. The butler James McDonald was bound, later freed, and alerted police. paintings and antique silver valued at other sums were left.
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Billy Rose
New York
Rose
Eleanor Holm
Miss Holm
Baby
Katharine Hepburn
Rose Town House
Beekman Place
James McDonald
McDonald
Stolen Aga Jewels Returned to Marseille Police
About 340000 to 450000 dollars worth of jewels stolen from the Aga Khan last August 3 were found at the doorway of Marseille Mobile Brigade Headquarters. A note in an old newspaper claimed the rest were with a gang leader once reported slain. An intercontinental dragnet targets the remaining gang members as experts assess restored stones at 340000 to 370000 dollars, with insured value possibly 450000.
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Marseille
INS
Aga Khan
Paris
Mobile Brigade
Rita Hayworth
Noted figures speak on bombs and world peace
International News Service quotes Lord Vansittart warning hydrogen bombs would shift power in the atomic race. President Truman stresses welfare for all and a universal peace through the United Nations. John J. McCloy notes Communist harassment affecting Western Berlin recovery as Germany moves through postwar adjustments.
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International News Service
London
Lord Vansittart
British Foreign Office
America
Washington
Truman
United Nations
Boston
John J. McCloy
United States
Germany
Berlin
Meningitis Threat Ebbs in Stanfield Valley
Citizens in the Stanfield area breathed easier as doctors predicted the danger period had passed after quick action by two Casa Grande physicians and strong local cooperation. The Stanfield School, closed since Jan. 18, was set to reopen Monday. The first case, a 3 year old girl from a cotton camp, died soon after admission in Casa Grande. Two more children also fell ill. Dr. J. T. O'Neil diagnosed spinal meningitis and alerted county health officer Dr. Harry B. Lehmberg, who ordered preventive measures. Sulfa drugs were distributed to students, families, and cotton camp workers, with students kept in school three days to ensure proper administration.
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Stanfield School
Casa Grande
Stanfield
Stanfieldchool Board
Doyle Harbison
Wilson Denied Delay for Juvenile Board Hearing
The State Institutions for Juveniles board refused Jack Wilson’s request to delay his ouster hearing as superintendent of Fort Grant Industrial School for Boys. The six charges were issued after the board rejected his resignation and the hearing is set for 10 a.m. Sunday at the Butler Clinic in Safford. The board plans to vote at the hearing to determine publicity and Wilson may appeal to the superior court if the charges are deemed insufficient.
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Jack Wilson
Fort Grant
Wilson
Hamilton Catlin
Tucson
Wade Church
Butler Clinic
Safford
William H. Becker
Phoenix
Becker
Plane wreckage spotted near Tamatave Madagascar
A French News Agency dispatch reported the wreckage of a French plane missing for three days with 14 aboard was sighted 30 miles west of Tamatave. The flight was from Tananarive to Tamatave, on Madagascar's east coast.
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Paris
Madagascar
Tamatave
Tananarive
South Africa
Ingrid Bergman divorce action nears Juarez court climax
Ingrid Bergman’s long fight for a divorce to wed Roberto Rossellini moves toward a Juarez Civil Court ruling. Her husband Dr Peter Lindstrom reportedly arrived in Juarez but may not attend. lawyers note Mexican law may grant freedom if he cooperates.
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Ingrid Bergman
Juarez Court
Juarez
Mexico
Roberto Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
el Paso
Tex
Lindstrom
William Cocke
Miss Bergman
Cocke
Rr. Lindstrom
Rome
Rossellini
Arturo Gomez Trevino
Laraine Day
Paulette Goddard
Charlie Chaplin
Merle Oberon
Hollywood
Pia
Ingrid
Greg Bautzer
How They Finished in the Ben Hogan Open Second Round
The article lists early finishers at the Ben Hogan Open Phoenix Country Club with yesterday and today scores and 36 hole totals. Notables include Ulrich 66-77 143, Stahler 70-74 144, Snow 78-77 155, Best 78-77 155, McGuire 75-84 159, Martin 69-71 140, Bond 72-73 145, Cavanaugh 73-74 147, Shoemaker 74-77 151, Malain 75-77 152, Jacobson 80-75 155, Dorius 73-77 150, Thompson 76-75 151, Bolt 76-69 145, Getchell 77-75 152, Kertes 71-74 145, Teelle 76-76 152, Clark 79-73 152, Bradley 72-66 138, Douglas 9-69 138.
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Phoenix Country Club
Wally Ulrich
Minneapolis
George Stahler
Livingston
N. J
Ansel Snow
High Point
N. C
Wallace Best
San Angelo
Tex
Paul McGuire
Wichita
Kan
Iverson Martin
Graham
Ralph Bond
Cleveland
Gil Cavanaugh
Barden
Dick Shoemaker
Ray Malain
Detroit
Earl Jacobson
Laredo
Ted Dorius
Coronado
Calif
Jimmy Thompson
Provo
Utah
Tommy Bolt
Houston
Leo Getchell
Omaha
Stan Kertes
Chicago
Bass Teelle
Kansas City
Jimmy Clark
Huntington Beach
Jackson Bradley
St. Charles
Ill
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Garvey Delays List For Extra Session
Governor Dan E. Garvey postponed finalizing the subjects for the February 20 special legislative session until February 7. He plans another conference with the Special Legislative Committee on State Operations and a Feb. 6 meeting of the committee. Disagreements since last weekend's talks suggest changes to the agenda may occur. The governor aims to limit the session to manageable topics within the 20 day salary and expense window, amid pressure to broaden the list and a push from the Arizona State Federation of Labor to focus on supplemental state agency budgets.
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Bill Turnbow
Dan E. Garvey
Special Legislative Committee
Garvey
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Department of Public Welfare
State Hospital For Insane
Employer’ Retirement Fund
Atomic Committee Talks Hint at Hydrogen Bomb Plans
The Congressional Atomic Committee met with the Atomic Energy Commission today. Hints emerged that discussions touched on a proposed super powered hydrogen bomb. Civil rights leaders launched a filibuster in the House over a cotton bill in retaliation against anti job discrimination legislation.
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Congressional Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Temperatures Today at Sky Harbor Station
Temperature readings from Sky Harbor Station Bentinge cover times from 12:30 a m to 6:30 p m with values ranging from 12 to 59 degrees. The list includes 32 at 12:30 a m 36 2:30 a m 30 3:30 a m 31 4:30 a m 28 and 52 at 10: a m.
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Sky Harbor Station
Bentinge
Truman OK Starts Arms Aid Moving
President Truman approved the master defense plan for the North Atlantic area and released 1 billion dollars in aid to eight allied nations. He said the steps are initial and require ongoing effort to implement the North Atlantic Treaty with a common, coordinated defense using national resources and U.S. military assistance.
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Truman OK
Washington
Truman
North Atlantic
Congress
Europe
Wwluzr Gale
Ollie Onourtv
Dean Acheson
Paris
United States
Bogus Bills Ring Crackdown Nets Major Arrests
Federal agents dismantle a large counterfeiting ring with four arrests in New York and one in Los Angeles. Secret Service recovered $200,000 in fake bills. The suspects include Anthony Chiarella Vincen Paliasano Anthony Pietaraniello and Joseph Nardone with bail set at 100000 for three and 20000 for Nardone. John J. Stancin was arrested in Los Angeles.
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New York
Los Angeles
Calif
Secret Service
United States
Irving H. Saypol
Saypol
Anthony Chiarella
Vincen Paliasano
Anthony Pietaraniello
Joseph Nardone
John J. Stancin
Chiarella
P. O
Pietaraniello
Edward W. McDonald
Nardone
Road Safety Plan Adopted At Governor Conference
The Governor's Highway Safety Conference approved a package of road safety laws and expanded enforcement and education programs for Arizona. Jack Acton presented the resolutions to Governor Dan E. Garvey as about 600 delegates backed the plan at North Phoenix High School. Ned H. Dearborn of Chicago spoke for the National Safety Council, with a teenage subcommittee led by Pat Pomeroy proposing compulsory driver training for all high school students.
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Arizona
Jack Acton
Dan E. Garvey
Garvey
North Phoenix High School
Ned H. Dearborn
Chicago
National Safety Council
Pat Pomeroy
Mesa High School
Giant Air Search Underway Over Canadian North
A massive aerial hunt led by RCAF with U S forces searches from Snag Yukon to Watson Lake after a C-54 carrying 36 passengers and eight crew vanished en route from Anchorage to Great Falls. Whitehorse coordinates the operation with 12 aircraft from Ladd Field and several others deployed along the route.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Watson Lake
Edmonton
Alberta
Royal Canadian Air Force
Air Force
Anchorage
Alaska
Great Falls
Mont
Snag
Here
RCAF
Jack Arnold
10Th Rescue Squadron
United States Air Force
Ladd Field
Fort Nelson
B. C
Northway
Second Suspect Sought In Apparent Slaying
Pima County sheriff's office holds one suspect and searches for a second in the case of a slain civil engineer connected to Anchorage Alaska and Portland Oregon. Robert E. Turner, 55, was shot in the right temple as his car eased to the roadside on Highway 84 near Rillito. A new .38 revolver lay on his lap, with Turner’s stub-nose gun missing. Investigators say Turner bought the stub-nose here on Jan 11 and may have met an accomplice in Tucson two weeks earlier. A 24-year-old Mexican national in custody denies espionage and faces possible charges as the search continues for the second man.
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Tucson
Pima County Sheriff’s Office
Anchorage
Alaska
Portland
Ore
Robert E. Turner
Emmett Newland
Rillito
Turner
Newland
United States
Nogales
United States Department
University of Arizona
Lother
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United Press
Bill Hin
Transport
U. S
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