Rollback Opposition Eases in Partial Price Controls
Washington July 7 The house agriculture committee signals compromise on price rollbacks for industrial goods. Chairman Harold D Cooley says a price setting formula with consideration of current production costs and a reasonable profit, based on 1946 to 1949 profits, could permit adjustments. Debates end with plans to vote Monday. controls extend to June 30 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
N. C
Michael V. DiSalle
Cooley
HOUSE
Enlistments Extended Year By President
President Truman extended enlistments due for discharge from tomorrow through next July 1 by one year. About 300,000 to 400,000 enlisted men are affected. draftees unchanged but reserves may be included. The Defense Department cites the new draft law to maintain force levels amid the Korean emergency.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Department
Pentagon
Armed Forces
Far East
Europe
Phoenicians Consider Using Salt Water Wells
City officials weighed reviving emergency wells to ease Verde River demand. W. W. Pickrell of Salt River Valley Water Users Association urged action at a meeting with city leaders. Wells yield highly salted water not suitable for regular use. coordination with Verde operations is essential to avoid overflow into filtration galleries or irrigation canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Pickrell
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Phoenix
Verde River
Verde
Scottsdale
Riots erupt as communists clash over Iran oil
In Tehran about 10,000 Communist youths demonstrated against Anglo-Iranian Oil Company after Iran rejected the ICJ ruling on oil fields. An estimated 100 people were injured as protests followed London's acceptance of the Court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
INS
Iran
International Court of Justice
London
Chapman Grants Rights Of Way For El Paso Pipeline
Sen E W McFarland reports Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman informed him permits will be issued to complete the El Paso Natural Gas Company pipeline in Northern Arizona. A U S Court of Appeals denial of a stay followed a lower court order for permits. The $45 million line lacked rights of way on public lands. El Paso must carry gas for any producer, company says it must honor commitments to its customers. It remains unclear if the permits will satisfy El Paso’s requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Court
District Court
el Paso
Call-Up Authority Extended by Truman Order
President Truman delegated to Secretary of Defense Marshall the power to call up reserve and retired regular forces for active duty up to two years. The order extends existing authority for one year, with Coast Guard reserve components under the Treasury Secretary Snyder. Congress authorized the extension under the UMT selective service act.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Armed Forces Reserve
Coast Guard Reserve
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Congress
Kimball Drug Case Ruling Set For Monday
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles C Bernstein will decide Monday on a writ of attachment filed by Crest Laboratories of California against Kimball Wholesale Drug Company of Phoenix The lab seeks 6300 dollars for drugs some later sold to Maricopa County Hospital via Central Drug Company An attorney for Kimball argues the affidavit lacks jurisdiction The county supervisors have a separate claim on Central Drug for 5700 dollars claiming the drugs failed to meet bid specifications
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County Superior Court
Charles C. Bernstein
Crest Laboratories
California
Kimball Wholesale Drug Company
Phoenix
Kimball
Maricopa County Hospital
Central Drug Company
Bernstein
W. L. Hash
Arizona
Central Drug
Fall at Isaac Hall Hospitalized Worker Fractures Wrist
Isaac Hall resident 52 at 1011 N 21st Pl was treated at St Josephs Hospital for a fractured left wrist after a fall at work.
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T Isaac Hall
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Second Black Bear Hunted After Being Seen In Tucson
A second small black bear is reported loose near Tucson following a prior bear sighting and shooting. Deputies Cruz and Acton shot the first cub, which weighed 85 pounds, and now lassoing a live second bear is planned. Game Ranger Tharp notes possible violations by Deputy Acton but will not charge.
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Tucson
John Hostetter
W. Prince
Filberto Cruz
Claude Acton
Casa Grande
W. P. Tharp
Acton
Robbery Suspect Loses Race in Phoenix Chase
A 40-year-old ex convict Frank George Leverton was jailed on suspicion of robbery after a footrace with four Phoenix men. He entered Paris Cleaners on West Monroe, asked to sew torn trousers, grabbed cash from the register, and fled. Mrs. Rittich pursued, then Ed Hoffman and three bystanders joined the chase and detained him at Central and Monroe until detectives arrived. Police recovered $30 found on Leverton, who has prior prison time and a history of misdemeanors.
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Frank George Leverton
Capitol Hotel
Paris
W. Monroe
Rene Marie Rittich
W. Buckeye
Leverton
Central
Monroe
Richard O’clair
Don Rust
Navy Enlists 21 Valley Men In Week
Twenty one Valley men enlisted in the navy last week as recruiting officers announced. Phoenicians listed include Richard L. Fulbright Joseph W. Szablewicz Alfonso S. Guerra John R. Giancola William F. Hess Paul R. Kingston Robert M. Smithers Mervin D. Fuller Winston K. Hawkins Donald P. Remington Robert L. Bertsch Richard E. Ware Samuel M. Herron Gerald C. Coffee and Arthur A. King. Glendale enlistees include Robert G. Wilkinson Stacy W. Nelson Ralph L. Howell Perry A. Black. Antonio Chavarria Tempe and Lyle A. Hulce Kenosha also joined.
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Valley
Navy
Richard L. Fulbright
E. Cambridge, Ave
Joseph W. Szablewicz
E. Culver St
Alfonso S. Guerra
S. First Ave
John R. Giancola
N. 14Th St
William F. Hess
E. McKinley
Paul R. Kingston
W. McDowell
Robert M. Smithers
W. Madison
Mervin D. Fuller
W. Northview
Winston K. Hawkins
E. Henshaw
Donald P. Remington
Grand
Robert L. Bertsch
N. 26Th Dr
Richard E. Ware
S. Montezuma
Samuel M. Herron
S. 15Th Ave
Gerald C. Coffee
W. Culver
Arthur A. King
Glendale
Robert G. Wilkinson
Stacy W. Nelson
Ralph L. Howell
Perry A. Black
Antonio Chavarria
Tempe
Lyle A. Hulce
Kenosha
Wiis
Army Worker Dies At Home In Phoenix
Senior Captain I James Wycoff 46 manager of the Salvation Army Industrial Store and head of the Men’s Social Department died at his home 2448 W Adams after a Tucson trip. Born Monterey Township Michigan he served nationwide since 1928 including Boston Pittsburgh Portland Bisbee and Albuquerque before moving to Phoenix. Survived by wife Rose two sons Arthur William Walter Donald another son Edward James mother Mrs Bessie Osgood two sisters grieving. funeral at Grimshaw's Mortuary.
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I. James Wycoff
Salvation Army
W. Adams
Wycoff
Tucson
Monterey Township
Mich
New York City
Boston
Pittsburgh
Portland
Bisbee
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Phoenix
Phoenix Hiram Club
Valley of the San Kiwanis Club
Rose
Arthur William
Walter Donald
Edward James
Denver
Bessie Osgood
San Jose
Calif
Lois Watson
Fresno
Harry Smith
Half Moon Bay
Grimshaw
Booze and Saddle Rider Fined in Ohio
Clarence Downing a 62 year old horseback rider was fined 100 dollars and costs after a motorist reported his zig zagging ride along U S Route 62 near Ripley Ohio. He was chased into court when authorities pursued the drunken rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Ohio
Clarence Downing
Downing
Here
United States halts cultural ties with Hungary over Groesz case
The United States informs Hungary it will discontinue cultural and informational activities in Budapest after the Groesz trial. Washington cites impossible open contacts and notes the Hungarian authorities terrorize the people into submission. The note defends U S concern for Hungary despite communist propaganda.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Groesz
Legation
U. S
State Department
Gerald A. Mokma
Budapest
Arizonans Attend 77th Shrine Imperial Council Parley
Arizonans join thousands of Shriners in New York City for the six day 77th Imperial Council convention of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Arizona delegates include M O Hoefle John Sloane J Dee Matlock and Henry Moore with wives. other Arizonans Brooks Dudley Carl Lynch and Raleigh Applegate also attending. A preconvention meeting approved raising the hospital assessment from 2 to 5 dollars per year for 656000 Shriners. Election of the next imperial potentate is set for Thursday. nominee is Robert Gardiner Wilson Jr. current potentate Hubert M Poteat of Wake Forest College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Arizona
M. O. Hoefle
John Sloane
J. Dee Matlock
Henry Moore
Shrine’s National Hospital Board
New York
Imperial
Robert Gardiner Wilson Jr
Boston
Hubert M. Poteat
Wake Forest College
Child Dies Here Swallows Tablets
Charlene Warbington two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Warbington 3938 E Sherman died at 6 30 a m today in St Joseph s Hospital after swallowing a number of aspirin tablets The child was admitted Thursday Her mother said she swallowed the tablets Wednesday but showed no ill effects until the next day Her father is employed by Foxworth McCalla Lumber Company arranged at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Warbington
Charles Warbington
E. Sherman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Foxworth- McCalla Lumber Company
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Hillings urges DiSalle register as lobbyist for federal government
Representative Hillings of California proposed that Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle register with Congress as a lobbyist for the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hillings
Calif
Michael DiSalle
Congress
Truman Pleads For Soviet Understanding And Peace
President Truman told the Soviet government that if the Soviet people are made aware of American peace aims there will be no war. He transmitted a White House message to Nikolai Shvernik, quoting a congressional resolution praising all world peoples and urging clearer communication. He urged open exchange of ideas to remove suspicion and fear as war’s causes.
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Washington
Truman
Nikolai Mikhailovich Shvernik
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
U.S.S.R
White House
Soviet Union
Senate
House
United States
Three 3 Way Traffic Accidents Injure Five
Three separate three car crashes injure five people. Rie i Lorin H Thalheimer 45 of 319 W Highland treated for possible concussion and head abrasions after a Third Ave and Mc Dowell collision involving Thalheimer Jane W Craig 45 of 602 W Roosevelt and Grace W Goss 45 of 3043 N Second St. Craig had minor injuries while Goss was held at the scene. Two pedestrians Ike Gilbert 46 and Lillian Gilbert 46 of 1733 E Adams needed emergency care at Memorial Hospital after being struck by two cars at Central and Monroe. A coupe driven by Margaret I Taylor 44 of 1016 E Apache knocked the Gilberts into the path of sedan driven by Letha Mae Campbell 46 of 1937% E Monroe, then the two vehicles collided. Brakes on Taylors car failed while stopping for a red light. Albert Gove 63 and Hazel Gove 63 of 1507 N 48th St required emergency treatment after a three vehicle crash at 16th St and Washington involving a truck driven by William J Cameron 35 of 2308 E Garfield an ice cream salesman a Gove sedan and a station wagon driven by William Swanson 41 of 1250 E Maryland owner of an irrigation equipment sales firm.
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Lorin H. Thalheimer
W. Highland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Third Ave
McDowell
Thalheimer
Jane W. Craig
W. Roosevelt
Grace W. Goss
Second Street
Goss
Ike Gilbert
Post Office
Lillian
E. Adams
Memorial Hospital
Central
Monroe
Margaret I. Taylor
E. Apache
Letha Mae Campbell
E. Monroe
Taylor
Albert Gove
Hazel
48Th St
16Th St
Washington
William J. Cameron
E. Garfield
Triple Road Crash Kills 3 and Injures 30
A three-vehicle high speed crash near West Memphis Arkansas killed three California residents and injured 30, including 25 cotton choppers en route to plantations. Victims were Eugene W Franklin and his son of Oakland and Mrs George Mae Swofford of San Pablo. Injured also include Francis and Arthur Franklin and Nancy Swofford. Franklin tried to pass Sherman Foster of Proc tor Ark. Foster, his wife and the truck crew were harmed as cotton pickers dispersed on the highway.
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Memphis
Tenn
California
Arkansas
Eugene W. Franklin
Oakland
Calif
Gene
George Mae Swofford
San Pablo
Francis Franklin
Arthur Franklin
Nancy Swofford
Eugene Franklin
Sherman Foster
Proctor, Ark
Franklin
Foster
George Beasley
The
Arkansas Highway Patrol
West Memphis
Ark
Mississippi River
George G Dokos Dies In Wickenburg Drive-In Operator
George Gregory Dokos 55, operator at Kellys Drive-In in Wickenburg since January, died yesterday in a local rest home. A native of Argos Greece he came to the United States in 1910 and moved to Flagstaff in 1937 from Brigham Utah. Survivors include his wife Helen of Wickenburg a daughter Mrs Wade Whisler Bloomfield Iowa and his mother three brothers and a sister all of Athens Greece Funeral services and burial will be at Brigham.
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George Gregory Dokos
Wickenburg
Argos
Greece
United States
Flagstaff
Brigham
Utah
Helen
Wade Whisler
Bloomfield
Iowa
Athens
A L Epstein Dies Tucson Drugstore Owner
Abe Epstein, 60, Tucson drugstore operator, died Thursday night. He owned the Owl Drug Company at Sixth Ave and Congress St and the South Stone Drug at 339 Stone Ave. Gambler Mickey Cohen had claimed plans to buy Epstein’s stores last April, but the deal never materialized.
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Tucson
Abe Epstein
Mickey Cohen
Epstein
Owl Drug Company
Sixth Ave
Congress St
South Stone Drug
Stone Ave
Funeral arranged for Joseph H. Gillespie
Private funeral services for Joseph H. Gillespie will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at A. L. Moore and Sons. Gillespie, 44, died at Memorial Hospital after being found unconscious in the sun at 910 E. Durango. He was born in Mesa and was a painter who had lived in Phoenix the past year. Survivors include brother Clarence of Phoenix and two sisters Mrs. Earl Arnold and Mrs. R. W. Westlake of Fresno. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Joseph
Harry Gillespie
Memorial Hospital
A. L. Moore and Sons
Gillespie
E. Durango
Mesa
Phoenix
Clarence
Earl Arnold
R. W. Westlake
Fresno, Calif
Greenwood Memorial Park
Dr. James Elmer Redden Dies in Norman Hospital
Dr. James Elmer Redden, a 69 year old Casa Grande physician for about 45 years, died of a heart attack at Norman Hospital after arriving there shortly before. Born in Santa Rosa California on July 19 1881, he leaves his wife Elsie Redden a son James Ellis Redden Tempe two stepsons Gary Redden and Charles L Williams both of Casa Grande and a stepdaughter Joy Williams of Tempe.
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Casa Grande
James Elmer Redden
Norman Hospital
Redden
Santa Rosa
Calif
Elsie Redden
Prescott
James Ellis Redden
Tempe
Gary Redden
Charles L. Williams
Miss Joy Williams
Thugs Beat and Rob Victim Near 11th and Washington
Police seek a three man gang after a 48 year old man was attacked in an alley near 11th and Washington, knocked unconscious, and robbed of eight one dollar bills. Floyd Jackson of 1208 E Adams was hospitalized with deep facial cuts after the assault.
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11Th
Washington Streets
County Hospital
Floyd Jackson
E. Adams
Jackson
Philippines Navy lands marines to hunt Huk arms on Catanduanes
Manila reports the newly formed Philippines navy marine battalion landed on Catanduanes Island to search for arms hidden by the Communist Huk guerrillas. In new clashes since Wednesday, government forces say they killed six Huks and seized 65 rifles in scattered engagements.
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Manila
Marine Battalion of
The
Philippines Navy
Catanduanes Island
Luzon
Grunow Rites To Be Monday
William C. Grunow 58 rich president of Val Lo Will Farms and radio pioneer will be buried Monday. Funeral at 2 p.m. in a north side Chicago chapel, burial in Forest Home Cemetery. He died of a heart attack after being found in his Stevens Hotel room. He built a fortune in radios in the 1920s, later earned wealth in chicken raising, and founded a Phoenix clinic endowment in 1929.
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Chicago
William C. Grunow
Val-Lo-Will Farms
Pioneer
North Side
Forest Home Cemetery
Grunow
Lake Geneva
Wis
Stevens Hotel
Grigsby-Grunow Company
Phoenix
Arizona
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Chapman
New York Shrine
DiSalle
Russia
Rie i
George G. Dokos
A. L. Epstein
Dumas & Kelsay
North First
Henry J. Kaiser
Frazer
Robson
Joseph H. Gillespie
Dr. Redden
Casa Grande Pioneer
Philippines
Huk Arms
Heinze, Bowen & Harrington
West
O'Neill's Auto Park
3Rd Ave
Adams
C O. Republic & Gazette
Phil Albins
C. A. Mackey
West Jefferson
Insurance Exchange
Farmei Insurarc Crour
Federal Home Loan Bank
Douglas H. Driggs
R. C. Tanner
First Avenue
Eugene Burrus
Junius E. Driggs
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