U S Proposes Arbitration In Russia Debt
The United States urges Russia to settle the lend-lease dispute via arbitration. Washington sent two notes to the Soviet embassy, seeking replies on returning 84 U S ships and on submitting fair terms for a final settlement. The U S valued unreturned items at 2.6 billion, later offering 800 million, while Russia countered with 240 million.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
U.S
Soviet Union
Acheson
Frontier Flights Cut 7 Minutes By Service Pattern Change
Frontier Airlines will speed up Colorado to Arizona routes by 21 minutes starting July 15 by moving the main north south junction to Farmington New Mexico. New nonstop links connect Farmington with Albuquerque and Winslow, plus a commuter service between Winslow Flagstaff Prescott and Phoenix. An early Winslow to Phoenix flight arrives 8 45 a m, with Phoenix return at 8 30 p m.
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Frontier Airlines
Colorado
Arizona
Donald A. Duff
Duff
Farmington
N. M
Durango
Colo
Gallup
Albuquerque
Winslow
Frontier
Flagstaff
Presecott
Phoenix
Wilson Ling Attend Parley
Atty. Gen. Fred O. Wilson and Chief Assistant Attorney Perry M. Ling attended a Western states conference in San Francisco. Attendees discussed rainmaking legislation horse race bookie wires telephone and freight rates and interstate compacts with Arizona California Colorado New Mexico Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming represented. The meeting continues tomorrow.
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Fred O. Wilson
Perry M. Ling
San Francisco
Arizona
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Scout Love Gets Quick Test on Fire Rescue
In Chicago on July 6 AP reports Scoutmaster Frank Singleton 24 led Troop 494 in artificial respiration lessons then, amid a grass fire in a vacant lot, the group found him unconscious from smoke. Scouts Joseph Basso 13 and Joseph Pirian 14 administered CPR while others called for help. rescue crews revived Singleton before arrival.
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Chicago
Boy Scouts
Frank Singleton
Singleton
Joseph Basso
Joseph Pirian
Reds Strengthen Hainan Defenses
Reports from Hong Kong indicate the Chinese Communists are heavily strengthening Hainan Island as a navy and air base. Japanese airfields have been lengthened and improved. The rebuilding appears defensive, though some speculate Hainan could later serve as a base for operations against Indochina and other Southeast Asia nations.
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Hong Kong
Hainan Island
South China
Hainan
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Dinner Honors Swim Lesson Supporters
Swimming pool operators who joined the county learn to swim program were honored at a First Presbyterian Church dinner. Certificates were given by The Phoenix Gazette’s Dave Henes to pool owners or reps including Broadway to Wickenburg, while Bert Fireman hosted. Gaylene Conley and Kent Pribble represented 1136 children who learned to swim. overall more than 2700 registered.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Avenue
Monroe
Dave Henes
The
Phoenix Gazette
Broadway
Crystal Beach
Coronado
Cottonwood
Eastlake
Encanto
Grant
Joyland
Nelson's Park
Riverside
Roosevelt
St. Francis Xavier
Desert Mission
University
YMCA
YWCA
Tempe
Glendale
Avondale
Litchfield Park
Mesa
Buckeye
Chandler
Gilbert and Wickenburg
Bert Fireman
Under the Sun
Gaylene Conley
Kent Pribble
Second Mathews Petition Rejected
William R. Mathews publisher of the Arizona Daily Star Tucson had a second petition dismissed to force release of a 1949 state land department investigation report. Superior Court Judge Dudley W Windes ruled publication could defeat the investigation's purpose. Dan E Garvey had sought dismissal. Mathews planned to appeal to Arizona Supreme Court.
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William R. Mathews
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson
State Land Department
Superior Court
Dudley W. Windes
Dan E. Garvey
Mathews
Supreme Court of Arizona
Debutantes Aid Hospitals in Strike in Minneapolis
Debutantes and Junior Leaguers scrubbed floors and carried food trays at 10 strikebound Minneapolis hospitals as police pushed aside pickets to allow oxygen to patients. Mayor Hoyer met officials to try to settle the strike while hospitals warned of food and milk shortages.
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Minneapolis
AFL Public Building Service
St. Barnabas Hospital
M. J. Flicka
Eric G. Hoyer
AFL Teamsters
Two Men Fined for Simple Assault and Drunken Driving
Walter Ball, 42, of 1462 E. Van Buren, pleaded guilty to simple assault on Frank Martinez of the Mesa district and was fined 150 dollars by Superior Court Judge Francis J. Donofrio. Elmer Young, 53, of Gilbert, was fined 150 dollars and given a suspended six month sentence for drunken driving.
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Walter Ball
E. van Buren
Frank Martinez
Mesa District
Superior Court
Francis J. Donofrio
Elmer Young
Gilbert
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Arras
Stire
van Buren
Mouton
Gray
ACGME
E. Washington
Second
Wards Customers
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