Buckeye pupil shot outside Arlington cafe
14 year old Warren Joslin a Buckeye Union High School sophomore lay in critical condition after being shot multiple times outside the Desert Rose cafe in Arlington. Harold J. Baker the cafes acting manager was held for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon after admitting firing several shots from a .45 caliber pistol.
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Warren Joslin
Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Arlington
Joslin
Warren Peterson
Harold J. Baker
W. Latham
Desert Rose
Buckeye Union High School
Osborn Ranch
Buckeye
Baker
Jack Anderson
Woodrow Killman
Killman
U S Pair Were Our Men Reds Quoted
Former Russian general Alexander Barmine testified to the Senate internal security subcommittee that in the early 1930s the head of Soviet intelligence called Owen Lattimore and Joseph Barnes our men. Barmine now heads the Russian unit of VOA.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Joseph Barnes
Alexander Barmine
State Department
Voice of America
Senate
Internal Security
Barmine
China
Berzin
Lattimore
Barnes
Reclamation Compromise Okay Is Asked
A Senate House conference committee sought approval for an interior department appropriation of 202 767 725 for western reclamation projects. The compromise replaces 208 535 450 as the total with a 5 767 725 cut distributable by the interior secretary. The panel failed to resolve a heated amendment on public power transmission lines. The inquiry also covered former Russian officer Barmine and links to the Institute of Pacific Relations amid concerns of subversive influences on U S Far Eastern policy.
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Washington
Senate-House
Interior Department
Bureau of Reclamation
House
Senate
Secretary of Interior
Barnes
New York Herald Tribune
American Council
Institute of Pacific Relations
The
Herald Tribune
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Institute
U.S
State Charge Admitted True By El Doctor
FLORENCE July 31 Injunctive action resumed against Ardashes Nighohossian 43 who admitted in an emotional outburst that he practiced medicine without a license. Nearly 400 of his patients and followers strained forward in the hot courtroom as El Doctor testified. Spectators were ordered out during a disturbance while the state pressed its civil action for an injunction to bar him from practicing medicine without a license.
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Esther Clark Gazette
Florence
Ardashes Nighohossian
Casa Grande Shoemaker
Frank E. Thomas
Bisbee
Nighohossian
T. J. Mahoney
Pinal County
Mahoney
William A. Scanland
el Doctor
Arizona
Drastic Act Sought As Kaesong Cease-Fire Talks Stall
United Nations officials warned that only drastic action could break the deadlock at Kaesong in the 135 mile Korean front. A new approach to a buffer zone beyond the 38th Parallel was discussed with South Korean proposals hinting at a possible compromise as negotiations stalled at Kaesong for the sixth day.
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Kaesong
U.N
United Nations
Phoenix
38Th Parallel Line
Korean National Assembly
Pusan
Yung Tao Pyun
Abadan refinery shuts as pumps are halted
A British engineer stopped three large pumps at the Abadan plant, ending operations at the world’s biggest refinery and idling about 12,000 Iranian workers. The move accompanied Harriman’s arrival in Tehran to urge speedier Anglo Iranian talks amid the oil dispute. An Iranian parliament extension of martial law occurred in Khuzistan as talks proceed.
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Abadan
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Tehran
Privy Seal
Richard Stokes
Khuzistan
David Blair- Watt
Noted Figures Speak On Peace, Loyalty, and Danger
Indians Prime Minister Nehru urges peaceful settlement with Pakistan or war. Ernest A. Gross defends U.N. charter loyalty despite Soviet propaganda. Ty Cobb credits his community influence to baseball. Golfer Lloyd Mangrum cites police protection after death threats from gamblers in Chicago hotel.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Pakistan
Ali Khan
Cambridge
Mass
Ernest A. Gross
U.S
U.N
Washington
Ty Cobb
Chicago
Lloyd Mangrum
Truck Kills Boy on Road Near Douglas
Manuel Tabanico, 15, was struck and killed by a truck five miles north of Douglas Arizona early today. Driver Charles Wright, 44, Douglas, said Tabanico ran in front of the truck after being confused by the lights. Three other men, described as Mexicans, were sleeping nearby at the scene.
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Douglas
Manuel Tabanico
Here
Charles Wright
Arizona Highway
Harry Selchow
Tabanico
Selchow
Price-Cutting Drug Store Claims Supply Cut Off
A Phoenix Pay-Less Drug Store liquor department says wholesalers cut off major brands after a 75 cent per fifth price cut aimed at undercutting fair trade pricing. Manager A W Hilden reports stock being bought up by wholesale buyers and Seagram’s factory reps. wholesalers cite low margins and legality concerns.
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Herb Nelson
Phoenix
A. W. Hilden
East Adams
Hilden
Seagram's
Liquor Department
Vietnam Leader Is Assassinated
In Saigon area South Vietnam governor Thai Lap Thanh was killed by a Vietminh grenade thrown by a terrorist. Three French officers in the party were wounded. The assailant, about 25, was killed instantly at Sadec, 60 miles south of Saigon.
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Saigon
Indochina
Thai Lap Thanh
South Vietnam
Vietminh
Sadec
Resistance By Red Force Drops Sharply
Eighth Army reports Chinese resistance on the Korean front eased Tuesday with UN patrols meeting light contact. UN planes advanced air sorties targeting Pyongyang and the Iron Triangle area as Fifth Air Force disclosed a Tuesday air drop of 70 tons to central front units amid uncertainty over a nearby unit.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Fifth Air Force
U.N
Baby Dies In Freak Strangling
A six month old infant named Harold Rivera died when his head became wedged between a bed mattress and headboard. Deputies said the child rolled onto the bed while his parents slept nearby, and his mother found him later at Memorial Hospital after being taken there around midnight.
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Harold Rivera
Charles Rivera
Gibson Lane
Memorial Hospital
Rivera
Chicago Raids Net 46 In Gambling Sweep
Chicago agencies raided 10 alleged gambling spots yesterday and arrested at least 46 persons. State's attorney police sheriff's deputies and city police coordinated the operation across multiple locations in the city.
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Chicago
State’s Attorney
Youthful Gang Robs Driver Offering Help
A Miami truck driver Olen Clark reported being robbed at Lateral 14 and Grand early today by two men and two young women who asked him to help start their stalled car. The men, about 25, restrained him while an 18 year old girl took $4.75 from his billfold as another woman watched. Afterward the group pulled ignition wires to disable his vehicle and fled in a sedan.
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Miami
Grand
Olen Clark
Warren LaRue
Clark
Farmers' photos show overflow before he released flume waters
Jack Rayner a 34 year old Litchfield Park farmer defended his action in damaging a 6000 foot flume over the Agua Fria River to release excess water and protect his crops. He photographed water spilling over the land and the conduit belonging to Roosevelt Irrigation District and said he contacted district offices for permission to act. Rayner claimed radio contact with the Queen Creek Potato Growers Association led to the district’s involvement. He loosened bolts on multiple steel plates, hoping to reduce flooding after water had backed up to the flume following heavy flow from the White Tank Mountains. He said he had already sandbagged parts of his land but could not prevent damage. The district official denied any authority to authorize such action.
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Jack Rayner
Litchfield Park
Agua Fria
Rayner
Roosevelt Irrigation District
Roosevelt Irrigation District First
Gordon T. Pemberton
Mainteinance
Roosevelt Irri
Queen Creek
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