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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1951

Page

4

Defense stressed build up in Korea not altering strategy

Washington reports that a U S army officer described a Communist build up of armored equipment artillery and troops in Korea since truce talks began but the Defense Department insisted the statement does not change U S military policy or reflect official stance.

Washington Defense Department Korea Kaesong U.S Army State Department Pentagon Poe U.N Japan Clayton Fritchey Fritchey Department Defense George C. Marshall Joint Chiefs of Staff

Arizona Replacements for 24th Division in Korea Identified

A division bulletin lists 26 Arizona men sent as replacements to the 24th Infantry Division in Korea. From Phoenix and statewide towns like Kingman Yuma Tucson Nogales San Carlos and Prescott the named soldiers include Frank Ortiz Cecilia Escobar Bernardo Sinohui James Joy Fordner Van Fleet Albert Romero Daniel Soto Emerson Bush Valentina Baca John Ruiz Gerald Sullivan Ollie Carline Alex Rodela James Stazewski David Long Robert Weedman Edward Reynolds Arnold Barrera Leonard Boydston Robert Hobbs John Morales Marvin Kesler Gragg Chambers and more.

Korea Arizona Phoenix Frank Ortiz Vicente Ortiz Grant Lowell Grover Rufus Gruver Monte Rosa Cecilia Escobar Manuel Franco Rudy Espinoza Dolores Espinoza W. Pima Bernardo Sinohui Andrea Sinohui E. Madison Cpl James Joy May Joy Kingman Pryts Fordner van Fleet Roberta van Fleet Yuma Albert Romero Felicitas Romero Tucson Daniel Soto Maria Soto Nogales Emerson Bush Irene Bush San Carlos Valentine Baca Irene Rodriguez John Ruiz Lydia Ruiz Winkelman Gerald Sullivan Helen Sullivan Jerome Ollie Carl David Long Walter Long Florence Robert Weedman Anna Weedman Marinette Edward Reynolds James E. Reynolds Bisbee Arnold Barrera Josefa Barrera Leonard Boydston M. C. Boydston Coolidge Robert Hobbs Robert W. Hobbs John Morales Amalia Morales Glendale Marvin Kesler Ocil Keesler McNeal Gragg Chambers Meadelie Clubb Happy Jack

Five nations form first British commonwealth division in Korea

In Korea near a battlefield where Gloucestershire troops were nearly wiped out three months ago, five commonwealth nations Great Britain Canada Australia New Zealand and India unite into one new division under a single command. The unit combines new Gloucestershire recruits with veterans who survived and returned to Allied lines.

Western Front Korea Great Britain Canada Australia New Zealand India New Gloucestershire

Commando Kellys Wife Succumbs in Pittsburgh

Mrs Charles Kelly wife of famed war hero Commando Kelly died after a two year illness at age 25. Services will be held at St Peters Church with burial Tuesday. She leaves two young children as Kelly works as a Pittsburgh attorney investigator and Medal of Honor recipient.

Pittsburgh Charles Kelly Kelly St. Peter's Church

Marshall Stirs Guessing On Europe Troop Total

Observers speculated the administration would ask Congress for 200000 more troops to join six divisions already slated for European service in the Atlantic Pact army. Defense Secretary Marshall told the senate foreign relations committee that about 400000 U.S. troops would be in Europe by year end 1952 with 340000 ground and 60000 air force personnel.

Marshall Europe Washington Congress Defense George C. Marshall Senate Foreign Relations Committee Defense Department Dwight D. Eisenhower U. S

Douglas Opposes Truman Picks for Illinois Judges

Senator Douglas of Illinois says he will oppose confirmation of Truman nominees for two Illinois judgeships and will press his case before the Senate Judiciary Committee. He expects his opposition may strain ties with Truman, though he will still back the president on other measures. He cites a Chicago Bar Association poll as support for his preferred candidates. The piece also notes Defense Dept plans to send six U.S. combat divisions to Europe under Eisenhower and discusses troop totals for the Atlantic Pact era.

Washington INS Douglas Ill Senate Judiciary Committee Truman Illinois Chicago Bar Association William H. King Jr Benjamin P. Epstein

Truman allocates 1.5 million for flood relief in Kansas Missouri

President Truman has released 1.5 million dollars from the disaster relief fund for flood areas in Kansas and Missouri. The allocation follows talks with Senator Hennings and Representative Bolling of Missouri. The Housing and Home Finance Agency, led by acting administrator B. T. Fitzpatrick, will administer the funds.

Washington Truman Kansas Missouri Senator Hennings Representative Bolling B. T. Fitzpatrick Housing and Home Finance Agency

British Professor Dies at 71 on Isle of Skye

Professor Robert William Seton-Watson, a British authority on European history and politics, died at age 71 at his home on the Isle of Skye. The death was reported from London.

London Robert William Seton-Watson Isle of Skye

Gunman Robs Five Points Liquor Store For $96

Early today a bareheaded, slender gunman entered Five Points Liquor Store at 628 W. Van Buren, vaulting a nickel revolver and taking $96 from clerk Marian Feldman and bread deliverer Ben Dichter. He ordered them to lie on the floor for five minutes and fled on foot. no vehicle was seen. Feldman kept $50 of opening cash. Dichter lost $46 of bread receipts. The assailant remained calm throughout the robbery.

Five Points W. van Buren Marian Feldman Ben Dichter W. Monte Vista

China Mills To Reopen Cotton Mills In Red China

Hong Kong reports the Chinese Communist government announced all cotton mills will reopen on July 23 and operate four days a week at least until October. The move aims to boost production after layoffs and support the economy in the region.

Hong Kong Red China

Baby Virginia Bites Dog After Puppy Play Feud

In Chicago on July 28 AP reports Virginia Brosseau, age nine months, bit her six month old dog Angel a 35 pound Boxer after Angel nipped Virginia’s hands during play. The infant, with six teeth, gripped Angel’s paw and left a mark. Angel recovered after bandaging and resumed play with Virginia.

Chicago Virginia Brosseau Angel Virginia Mel Brosseau

Town Celebrates 100th Anniversary in San Luis

San Luis Colorado oldest town entered a second day of celebration marking the 100th anniversary of its founding with community events and festivities.

San Luis Colo Colorado

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