Dewey in Tokyo Holds Talks with Ridgway and Sebald
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey met twice with Gen. Ridgway and Ambassador Sebald in Tokyo. They discussed a broad range from the Korean cease-fire to the Japanese peace treaty while Dewey prepared a foreign policy speech for the America Japan Society. Dewey’s tour of Asia has State Department and White House support.
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Tokyo
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.S
William J. Sebald
Dewey
Ridgway
Ridgeway
Sebald
America-Japan Society
Far East
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Southeast Asia
U.S. State Department
Truman
United States
Orient
Shigeru Yoshida
Takashi Komatsu
Paper Charges Peron Demand To Mean Ruin
Buenos Aires reports La Nacion says government demand to pay customs duty on newsprint since 1939 could ruin the paper. Peron insists La Prensa and La Nacion pay duties while other pro government papers face no such demand. La Prensa faces 32 million pesos and La Nacion about 20 million pesos.
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Buenos Aires
la Nacion
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
la Prensa
Fire extinguished by bucket brigade at 600 Club
Neighbors formed a bucket brigade drawing water from a nearby faucet to douse a fire under a bar counter at the 600 Club a tavern located at 600 S 20th St deputies reported. The blaze was spotted about 30 minutes after closing and Likely started by a discarded cigarette in a trash box causing about 150 dollars in damage.
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600 Club
S. 20Th St
Tungsten stockpile criticized by senate panel
Washington July 5 AP The army and the Munitions Board face sharp criticism from a senate preparedness subcommittee for failing to stockpile tungsten essential to modern warfare The watchdog group led by Sen Lyndon Johnson says the free world stands on the verge of tungsten starvation due to bureaucratic blindness Both agencies blamed holiday duty and offered no comment The report says postwar gaps left tungsten needs uncommunicated and production domestically and abroad under stimulated It warns of a miracle required to meet combined essential needs and notes the United States often produces less than half its needs Johnson calls the findings a clear example of bureaucratic complacency hurting defense and the economy and says belt tightening will hurt plenty
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Washington
Army
Munitions Board
Senate Preparedness
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Free World
Pentagon
U.S
China
Korea
Army and Munitions Board
Defense Department
United States
Johnson
OPS Price Clinics Scheduled In State
A team of price specialists from the Phoenix district Office of Price Stabilization will visit towns in Eastern Arizona this week and next to explain price ceiling procedures to businessmen. Clinics are set in Holbrook Show Low Safford Clifton Morenci Duncan Willcox and St David with meetings at 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. Each session features team members Wallace Caywood Tom Mason and Emory Hurley.
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Phoenix District Office of Price Stabilization
Arizona
Holbrook
Safford
Clifton-Morenci
Duncan
Willcox
St. David
Wallace Caywood
Tom Mason
Emory Hurley
Shipping expert J Lewis Luckenbach dies at 67
J Lewis Luckenbach, aged 67, noted authority on shipping and chairman of the board of managers of the American Bureau of Shipping, died yesterday at Roosevelt Hospital in New York.
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New York
J. Lewis Luckenbach
American Bureau of Shipping
Roosevelt Hospital
Court Sets Fraud Trial for Doug Marr in Windsor Case
The court planned to set a fraud trial this afternoon for Doug Marr an auto parts salesman of 4240 E Windsor accused of conspiring with William R Ingraham county highway chief clerk to defraud the department of over 500 in merchandise Marr pleads not guilty after a judge denied a motion to quash two counts Marrs trial date follows Ingrahams previously set for next Monday Marrs attorney Simpson Cox requests severance contending joint trial would prejudice Marr Warren L McCarthy county attorney opposes severance and proposes a joint trial if Monday cannot proceed
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Doug Marr
E. Windsor
Highway Department
Francis J. Donofrio
Marr
Donofrio
William R. Ingraham
Ingraham
Simpson Cox
Warren L. McCarthy
McCarthy
Mrs L Baker Reports Buying Two Pigs Tails Off Ration
Mrs L Baker writes to a London newspaper praising an unusual purchase during rationing. She states she was able to buy two pigs tails off ration, signaling small wartime goods and barter resilience amid shortages.
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Phoenix Gazette
U.S. S. St. Paul
Fussito Island
Inchon
Peron
Wakefield
Blackberry
Grand Ave
Phoenix No
West Boston
Chandler No
E.ind. Sch.Rd
Phoenix
Crown & Save
The
Alaska
EGG Turners
Monroe
Fas
Wards Yardage Department
Tropics
Rayon Crepe
Rayon Hawaiian Print Reg
Pinnacle
Percale
Cannon Bath Towel Reg
Cannon Towel Saving Reg
Cannon Towel
Wards
Rayon Gabardine Reg
Union Station
Dale Collier
Roy Murray
Marine’s Auto Looted
Joseph C. Costa
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Sheriff's Deputies
Club Lei Lani
S. Central
W. Jefferson
Phoenix Foot Comfort Shop
North Central Avenue
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