Dewey Warns of Bear Traps in Far East Trip
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey says he fears new Communist peace moves and warns that ending the Korea conflict would only shift Soviet strategy. In Honolulu en route to Tokyo, he stresses Pacific defense buildup and a need to study conditions on the spot. Dewey, speaking with Gov. Oren Long, notes Australia and New Zealand as southern defense rocks and cites talks with MacArthur and Chiang Kai-shek.
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Honolulu
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Korea
Dewey
San Francisco
Tokyo
Far East
America
Stalin
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Weather and fires spark public caution report
A columnist debates whether heat or fires drive each other, noting rising national fire losses from carelessness. Odds cited show many causes including rubbish burning and matches. A satire interrupts with restaurant sign humor and kitchen stereotypes. A weekend trip packing list appears errant and cheeky.
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Junior
Fatalities From Two U S 66 Crashes East of Holbrook
Fatalities concluded from a pair of crashes on U S 66. Near Holbrook one car swerved into a bus, killing Cyprien La France and his daughter Antonette Lorraine La France, both Palm Springs residents. Eleven bus passengers were treated for minor injuries. A second crash near Peach Springs killed Carvin Shipp and Mrs Bathena Dickerson, with Ellis Dickerson critically injured. Several others were injured including Alfred Manning and Lenice Castile. A 3 month old baby survived.
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Holbrook
U.S. 66
Aurve
Peach Springs
Cyprien la France
Antonette Lorraine la France
Palm Springs
Calif
LA France
Carl Back
Carvin Shipp
Mulberry
Ark
Bathena Dickerson
Ozark
Ellis Dickerson
Arizona Manning
Oakland
Alfred Manning
Lenice Castile
Los Angeles
Opal Shipp
Shipp
Manning
Dickerson
Mohave County General Hospital
Kingman
Mary Ella Fields
Castile
Rhee Rejects 38th Parallel Armistice Stance
President Syngman Rhee declares South Korea will not accept a cease-fire at the 38th parallel. He warns appeasement would bring World War Three while urging peace without compromising the line. He spoke after a meeting with U.S. Ambassador John Muccio and officials.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
38Th Parallel
North
Rhee
U.S
John Muccio
Cease-fire terms outlined for Korea by UN mission
The plan limits naval contact to three miles from shore, assigns UN supervision, requires cooperation from all governments, halts reinforcements with health supplies excluded, and calls for one for one POW exchanges. It covers refugee movement and civil governance in the demilitarized zone, lasting until superseded by UN approval. MacArthur proposed the wording, prompting Communist skepticism.
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Cease-Fire Commission
Korea
United Nations
Truman
MacArthur
Oatis names spies in Prague case
Oatis read a 15 minute statement naming Russell Jones and Robert Bigio among nine diplomats as spies. He alleged Jones and Bigio provided espionage reports to American diplomats and said Gaston Fournier published a bulletin containing espionage material.
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Prague
Oatis
United Press Bureau
Russell Jones
Reuter
Robert Bigio
Gaston Fournier
United States
Ellis O. Briggs
Jones
Bigio
Fournier
Czechoslovakia
United Press
Jan Stransky
High heeled shoes and wedgies in 18th century Europe
European fashion in the 1700s featured high heeled shoes and wedgie styles. The trend highlighted social status and evolving silhouette preferences among aristocrats and courtiers across various courts.
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Europe
Fourth of July activities loom with safety calls nationwide
National Safety Council urges careful driving as Fourth falls midweek. Patrols on duty. campers warned on fire risk. Phoenix event by KOY Arizona Farmer and Phoenix Junior Chamber at state fairgrounds features Bobby Ball speed show, KOY organist Al Becker concert, and performances by Army and local groups. Proceeds aid Phoenix Boys' Clubs. Also noted are Arizona and border region Independence Day events across many towns with fireworks, rodeos, parades, and community festivals.
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National Safety Council
Koy-Arizona Farmer-Phoenix
USO
North Central
Adams
Phoenix
Bobby Ball
Indianapolis
al Becker
KOY
Sparkling Entertainment
Company K
Arizona National Guard
Phoenix Kachina
Sweet Adelines
Johnny Boswell
Dixieland Band
Luke Greenway
Legion
Arizona
Prescott
Flagstaff
Levi
Nogales
Sonora
Ariz
Mexico
Fermin Rivera
Jorge
el Ranchero
Springerville
Holbrook
Eloy
Coolidge
San Carlos Park
Coolidge Rotary Club
Sacaton
Sacaton Rodeo Grounds
Greek Premier Fails to Form Coalition Government
Liberal Premier Sophocles Venizelos told King Paul he could not meet the demand for a broad coalition. He said he would return to the king tonight for final advice on the next course of action.
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Athens
Sophocles Venizelos
Paul
Calf Ropers Spotlight at Frontier Days Rodeo
Prescott July 3 AP Calf roping dominates Frontier Days Rodeo with Jim Hudson of Willcox snapping the opening 13.6 second mark and eclipsing it by a full second as the event progresses Lester Glenn and Bum Post lead team tying at 15.2 seconds A bronco kick sidelines Jack Perry who suffers a back injury taken to Whipple Hospital and ruled out for the rest of the show.
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Whipple Hospital
Rodeo Enters Second Day at Southwest Powwow
Indian cowboys resume pursuit of part of 6500 prize money at the rodeo in Flagstaff, with Paul Arviso of Gallup near the lead in steer riding and team roping. Gov. Howard Pyle announces as Indian dances unfold beside blazing fires, while the powwow dedicates the event to a plea for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Paul Arviso
Gallup
N. Mex
Howard Pyle
Casey Casey death shocks Atlanta baseball world
The body of Casey was found in his hotel room by Officer J M Bagwell and bellboy W M Mobley after a reported suicide threat. A 16 gauge shotgun lay beside him and his throat showed a fatal wound. Mobley reported Casey had warned of a possible suicide due to a terminal medical prognosis. Casey, once a star reliever for Brooklyn and later with the Crackers, had been linked to a return to baseball with Brooklyn or Atlanta.
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J. M. Bagwell
W. M. Mobley
McNabb
Mobley
Casey
Bagwell
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Buckhead
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Whitlow Wyatt
Crackers
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eleven Britons Found Guilty Of Mutiny
In Seoul eleven privates of Britain's Royal Northumberland Fusiliers were convicted of mutiny by a general field court martial. They were sentenced to two years at hard labor outside Great Britain for refusing to attend a training parade on July 15 after returning from patrol into enemy territory. The men testified they were worked too hard and claimed the parade was called after a full day of digging wiring and improving their position. All pleaded innocent.
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Seoul
Korea
Britain
Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
Great Britain
Sherman Returns to Capital After Asia Tour
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman chief of naval operations arrives at National Airport after an inspection trip to Japan and Korea. He was away on official duties and returned to Washington last night.
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Washington
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
National Airport
Japan
Korea
Ridgway replies to foe on ceasefire conference
General Ridgway sends a reply to North Korea and China proposing a meeting at Kaesong on July 10 or earlier if ready. He outlines a three-officer liaison plan, a helicopter start from Kimpo Airfield, and a convoy with white flags guaranteed immunity, with weather contingencies and route details.
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Kaesong
Kimpo
Seoul
Tokyo
Imjin
Seoul-Kaesong
M. B. Ridgway
United States Army
United Nations Command
Consumers Cut Food Spending Says Agriculture Dept
Consumers economize on food by buying smaller quantities and eating fewer meals out, says the Agriculture Department. Prices rose 8 percent while total food expenditures increased 6 percent, indicating restrained spending even as Americans eat better than in 1935 to 1939. The report cites declines in meat, milk, potatoes, and vegetables and notes a 4 percent drop in farm prices since February.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Vent
Department
Armistice talk clashed with renewed Korean fighting
News from the Korean front describes a failed attempt to dislodge Chinese forces from nearby hills while Reds shell the area. U S bombers attacked Pyongyang airfield in the heart of Red Korea. Observers saw only a few civilians amid rubble near Kaeson as both sides warned of ongoing defenses while cease fire talks continue.
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Pyongyang
Kaeson
Re Held
Parallel 38
Seoul
China
Peiping
Guzik Officials Told to Honor Supreme Court Intent
Justice La Prade told Deputy County Attorney Flynn that 87500 dollars bail is sufficient and that magistrates should not ignore the high court order. Acting Chief Justice Phelps pressed Flynn on not filing cases to raise bond, urging adherence to the law. Flynn argued new information justified added charges and bail decisions, while distancing responsibility for bail amounts.
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Supreme Court
Arthur T. la Prade
James J. Flynn
M. T. Phelps
Flynn
Eisenhower Arrives in Britain for July 4 Observance
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrives at Northolt Airport London from Paris to take part in July 4 observances. He will attend a dinner hosted by the English Speaking Union and a memorial service at St Pauls Cathedral honoring 28000 Americans who died in World War II operations from the British Isles.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Northolt
Paris
Eisenhower
St. Paul’s Cathedral
British Isles
General Survives Helicopter Crash in Korea
Maj. Gen. Gerald Thomas commander of the U S First Marine Division escaped injury when his helicopter engine failed at 800 feet. The craft plunged to a sand patch in a river bed and skidded to a halt after the rotor kept turning.
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Korea
Gerald Thomas
U. S. First Marine Division
Safford Plans Remodeling for City Hall Space
Safford city council called bids for remodeling city hall to provide space for a newly purchased fire truck. Work will not affect the city clerk’s offices. bids limited to contractors within city limits. Mount Graham Red Cross sponsored a bloodmobile visit to collect blood for military use, stationed at the Safford Woman's Club today. Max Layton said Thatcher and Pima not included.
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Safford
Mount Graham
American Red Cross
Safford Woman’s Club
Max Layton
Thatcher
Pima
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U. S
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