Russia Recognizes Viet Nam Regime Amid Far East Moves
Moscow announced diplomatic recognition of Ho Chi Minh led democratic republic of Viet Nam while noting Soviet support in the Far East. Paris backs Bao Dai government as France fights in Indochina. Delegates from Sinkiang arrive in Moscow as Peiping calls Acheson charges fabrication.
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London
INS
Russia
France
Far East
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Democratic Republic
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Bao Dai
TASS
People’s Republic
Sinkiang
Moscow
Acheson
Outer Mongolia
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
Peiping
Sayfurdin Azizov
Mao Tze-Tung
Vishinsky
Democratic Republic of
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
Richardson Returns Home After Five Years in Asia
Tokyo January 31 AP Wayne Richardson the Phoenix based AP correspondent who joined the flying arrow blockade run in the Far East has departed for home on leave. He spent almost five years in the Orient after a long tenure with the AP bureau in Phoenix.
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Tokyo
Wayne Richardson
Hong Kong
Associated Press
Flying Arrow
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco
Orient
Richardson
Touring the Town and street scene observations
A compact column notes streetscene damage with mock orange fruit squashed by tires along Wilshire between 3rd and 7th Aves and cheery, ironic jabs at local theater marquee and Third Street trench digging. It mentions West Polk St operations and a February American Legion guide on buying a used car, with radio wits.
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3Rd Ave
Seventh Ave
Third St
15Th Ave
West Polk St
American Legion
France Sees Russia Move as Grave Act in Indochina
Paris officials call Russia's recognition of Ho Chi Minh's regime a very grave act. French circles warn of possible alignment of great powers with opposing sides in Indochina. Alexander Parodi plans protest to Soviet ambassador over Moscow Radio's claim of a war against France. Ho Chi Minh forces are regarded as rebels by France.
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Jané
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Russia
Ho Chi Minh
Alexander Parodi
Foreign Ministry
Alexander Y. Bogomolov
Moscow
Rains Forecast For Arizona Late Week With Snow Flurries
The Weather Bureau predicts new storms across Arizona late in the week except northeast Indian country. Snow flurries and colder weather expected in northern areas while Phoenix area sees variable clouds. A heavy frost observed in the Valley. Payson reports seven inches of snow. River flows rise modestly. irrigation use may drop with more rain. Local readings show a range of temperatures across major sites.
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Arizona
United States Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Valley of the Sun
Payson
Salt River Project
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Verde
Salt Rivers
Tonto Creek
Phoenix Weather Bureau Office
Sky Harbor Airport
Alhambra
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Nation's Weather Mostly Bad As January Bows Out
A front page weather wrap describes January ending with widespread bad weather across the nation. Snow falls from southern New England to the Upper Mississippi Valley while freezing rain belts stretch from New York City toward Ohio, with subzero readings in the Dakotas and Pacific Northwest, and hazardous highways reported.
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Associated Press
Plains States
Minnesota
Dakotas
Pacific Northwest
New England
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
New York City
Ohio
Joint rites set for tot fire victims
In Hiattville Kansas January 31 two young children Murrell Leon Koppa six and Thelma Nadine Koppa five perished in a car fire after a gasoline spill from a five gallon can. Their mother Goldie Koppa 22 survived with serious burns and cuts after rescuing her other children Billy Eugene three and Mary Ann two from the rear seat as the vehicle overturned on a ditch road.
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Hiattville
Kan
Murrell Leon Koppa
Thelma Nadine
Goldie Koppa
Billy Eugene
Mary Ann
Carl Graham
Tucson Girl 33rd Arizona Auto Victim
A four year old Tucson girl Frances Lewis is named Arizona's 33rd traffic fatality of 1950 by the Arizona Highway Patrol. Her grandparents sister and a friend were hospitalized after a two car crash west of Tucson. Donald R. Squires faces investigation as the other driver.
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Tucson
Frances Lewis
Arizona
Arizona Highway Patrol
N. R. Richardson
Bertrand Lewis
Elizabeth Harrison
Richardson
Donald R. Squires
University of Arizona
Squires
Strike Ends in Potash Plants Near Carlsbad
Potash workers have voted to end a 25 month strike against three firms in Carlsbad New Mexico. Rufus Poole, speaking for the companies, announced the settlement terms and the immediate resumption of operations.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Rufus Poole
Orville Larson
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
CSO
Poole
International Minerals & Chemicals Corporation
United States Potash Company
Potash Company of America
Larson
Liquor Licenses and Club Exemptions in New Bill
A proposed measure details nonprofit club liquor rules including no cash sales and monthly billing to members. It lists transfer and original license fees, plus club, railroad, and other license fees, with refunds if denied. Also notes a potash labor settlement easing a fertilizer shortage risk and union-stated blame.
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National Labor Relations Board
Poole
Here
Romulo Receives Legion of Merit for WWII Service
Defense Secretary Johnson awarded General Carlos P. Romulo the Legion of Merit with the degree of commander for distinguished WWII service as a top aide to General MacArthur in the Philippines and for authoring Voice of Freedom broadcasts to Philippine troops. The citation praised meritorious service and morale support among troops.
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Defense
Johnson
Legion of Merit
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations General Assembly
Romulo
MacArthur
Philippines
Voice of Freedom
Philippine
United States
Philippine Islands
Thieves Crack Wall to Steal Cigarettes at Dallas Warehouse
Burglars knocked a hole in a Dallas warehouse wall to take 515 cases of cigarettes totaling 6,180,000 cigarettes worth 47,800 dollars. The theft occurred early yesterday but was not discovered until later in the day. Police believe a six wheel truck was backed to the wall to remove the cases. W R Zanes said the loss went unnoticed because thieves took only wall stacked cases while others remained in front.
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Dallas
Zanes-Ewalt
W. R. Zanes
Lifting fear through Christian Science in daily life
In Phoenix and beyond, readers report fear giving way to confidence as Science and Health illuminates God’s nature. The appeal invites study at local Christian Science Reading Rooms and offers a postpaid copy of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures for $3, plus further information requests.
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