Allies Face Tough Hill Battle in Eastern Korea
U S Eighth Army reports heavy resistance as UN forces press to capture a dominating hill mass northeast of Yanggu. B 29s bomb supply center at Chinnampo while Okinawa air units strike an eastern Korea bridge. Far East air command logs show 3,085 sorties in the week, destroying vehicles and railroad cars and causing substantial enemy casualties.
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Far East Air Force
Forests Reopened After Fire Hazard Eases in Southwest
All national forests in Arizona and New Mexico closed since June 26 due to fire danger were opened today following a government order. Perl Charles, assistant supervisor of Tonto National Forest, said rainfall has substantially reduced the hazard.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Perl Charles
Tonto National Forest
Storm Ended With Damage Across Chandler and Phoenix
The storm caused heavy damage in Chandler with 1.65 inches of rain and over 20 000 dollars in losses. Five field workers housing units were destroyed and more than 100 tons of hay were scattered. In Phoenix two people were slightly injured by a falling cottonwood and downed wires. Weather Bureau noted rainfall across east Phoenix and downtown areas. Telephone service broke along a half mile line west of 35th Avenue, with temporary circuits being set up for emergencies.
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Luke Air Force Base
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Chandler
National Dehydrating and Milling Company
Guy R. Whitten
Whitten
James B. Brinson
E. Indian School
Memorial Hospital
E. Thomas
Tommy Little
S. 29Th Ave
Weather Bureau
Central Arizona rainfall totals and storm impacts
Heavy rain confined to central Arizona with the Verde and Salt watersheds receiving up to .90 inch at Diamond Point. Payson recorded .10 inch, Miller's Ranch .38, Roosevelt Dam .02, Pleasant Valley .52, and Wickenburg 1.63 inches overall with 1.08 inches overnight. Flash floods hit Phoenix streets, damaging ditches, flooding intersections, and trapping vehicles while police aided stalled motorists and handled a frightened dog incident.
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Wickenburg
Hassayampa
J. R. Barnette
Truman Warns Allies to Maintain Korea Readiness
The President warns against assuming Soviet leaders have dropped plans for world conquest. He argues they can still act aggressively, urges continued vigilance and backing for rearmament, and says strong defenses are essential to peace, warning the alternative is war.
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Korea
Soviet Russia
U.S
Lightning strikes kill Utah mine worker in storm
Lightning killed a Utah mine worker and set fire to a church building during a July night storm in Salt Lake City. The accompanying heavy rain flooded basements and sent rocks and debris onto streets and highways.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Probation Granted In Wagering Case
Tucson reports William Estreicher aged 44 pleaded guilty to three counts of wagering other than by pari mutuel. He received six months probation on each count after undercover Pima County inquiries showed bets placed with Estreicher.
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Tucson
W William Estreicher
Pima County Attorney’s Office
Estreicher
Defense Cut Unlikely Said by House Appropriations Panel
Washington July 28 AP members of the House appropriations committee said there is little chance of achieving a substantial reduction in the $60 billion defense budget for the year ending next June 30.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Ambassador Approved for Nicaragua Nomination
The Senate confirmed Thomas E. Whelan last night as ambassador to Nicaragua making him the first North Dakotan named to an ambassadorship.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas E. Whelan
Nicaragua
North
Communists Admit Hospital Cruelties Infected By Red Tape
Vienna July 28 ap A scarlet fever patient tied hands and kept for discipline. Szabad Nep admits hospital cruelties and neglect in Budapest. Bulg fix ambulance delays noncommunist bias. Milk rationing hurdles trap mother and baby through clerical layers until milk found in a dairy.
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Richard O'Regan
Vienna
The
Communist) Party
Budapest
Szabad Nep
Istvan Keleman
Immigrants from Greece Arrive at Statue of Liberty Landing
Immigrants from Greece including Ourania Kaphiropoula and Visilios Kotsou, part of a 32 person group, kiss the soil of their new land as they become the first in U S history to set foot on American soil at Bedloe's Island New York aboard the transport Nea Hellas.
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Ourania Kaphiropoula
Visilios Kotsou
Greece
U. S
Statue of Liberty
Bedloe's Island
N.Y
Nea Hellas
Beating suspect questioned in affair case
Mrs. Kurner’s account, told to deputies, places a used car dealer who is married at the center of a beating on a Phoenix night. She says two gunmen forced the women into a car after visiting several bars and a drive-in, then drove toward an unknown location before sending Mrs. Allen to a hospital. The motive appears linked to an alleged affair between Mrs. Allen and the car dealer.
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