Referendum Petitions to be Filed With State Tuesday
Sponsors of the referendum on governmental reorganization bills notify Gov. Howard Pyle that petitions will be filed with Secretary of State Wesley Bolin next Tuesday carrying 15 000 signatures. They plan supplemental names before June 16 deadline. Filing will prompt a special legislative session to reallocate funds for departments and institutions to be consolidated. Gov. Pyle says session will meet by June 25. Government by the People Inc. President E T Williams Jr. and Reps. L S Adams Jr. and Lee Ackerman led the move and informed the governor of the filing date.
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Howard Pyle
Wesley Bolin
Pyle
E. T. Williams Jr
Government By the People, Inc
L. S. Adams Jr
Maricopa
Lee Ackerman
Vishinsky May Head Soviet Delegation Despite Illness
An anonymous authoritative source says Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky, 67, is recovering from a heart attack but could lead the delegation if the foreign ministers conference is convened in Washington. He has been ordered to stay home until fully well, yet remains actively involved in state duties. The conference hinges on Western Western powers’ decision on Russia’s terms for talks, including NATO bases and pact discussion.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Washington
Vishinsky
Russia
U. S
Europe
Beef Price Rollback Standoff Clouding Market Outlook
President Truman said the beef price dispute remains with DiSalle as the Office of Price Stabilization pledges strict enforcement against black markets. Agriculture notes uncertainty may curb cattle sales, with major livestock markets reporting sharply reduced marketings and possible shortages in butcher shops next week. DiSalle reiterated that the rollback dates of August and October remain fixed and no changes will occur.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Department of Agriculture
Truman
White House
DiSalle
Severe Beef Shortage Hits Some Areas Across Nation
Chicago dispatch reports the dullest cattle trading week in over three years with 122100 head sent to the 12 biggest livestock centers. Retail beef shortages widen as big packers take little of ferings and small buyers ship east, risking supply disruption and varied regional shortages.
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Chicago
Mrs. Lopez Dies After Mesa Car Crash
Mrs. Robert Lopez, 31, of Phoenix, died from injuries after a Sunday crash at W Main and 10th in Mesa. Driver Manuel Rivera, 44, of Mesa, faces a reckless driving charge. her husband was unharmed. Ex-officio coroner Jack Humsaker scheduled an inquest for this afternoon.
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W. Main
10Th Street
Funeral Rites For Mrs. Ethel Page Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Annie Page 71 of Tolleson will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Grimshaw Mortuary Palms Chapel with Rev. C. L. Morton officiating. Burial follows at Glendale Memorial Park. She moved to Tolleson in 1930 from Hurley New Mexico after arriving in Arizona earlier from Friend Oregon. Survivors include her husband James R. of Tolleson three sons Lee Claude and George all of Tolleson one daughter Mrs. D. J. Hume of Tolleson and nine grandchildren.
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Ethel Annie Page
Tolleson
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw
C. L. Morton
First Presbyterian Church
Glendale Memorial Park
Page
Hurley
N. M
Arizona
Friend
Ore
Jewell County
Kans
James R
Lee
Claude
Phoenix
George
D. J. Hume
Crossing the Teens a Perilous Journey for Youth
A veteran voice defends modern teenagers amid harsh criticism born of adult unease about a world in crisis. He notes teens are taller stronger and more serious than their fathers and highlights many are cautious and persevering. He praises teen soldiers in Korea and urges adults to shape a better world rather than blame youth.
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Korea
Women in Beauty Courses Report Weight Distress
About 500000 women enrolled in home beauty courses, 87 percent labeled themselves overweight and 99 percent were upset by their hip sizes, revealing pervasive body image concerns.
National Guilty Conscience Week Plans Spark Idle Reflectio
A lighthearted column invites readers to observe National Guilty Conscience Week with a humorous set of tasks. Start with inventorying shelves and returning borrowed books. Then draft balanced political letters and settle debts in the household fund, adding playful social critique.
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Phoenix Public Library
Missing British Diplomats Linked to Escape Probe
Wires received in Paris show telegrams were sent from the central post office. The longest, 82 words, was to MacLean’s wife, an expectant mother, and was personal in nature. No message has reached Whitehall or the Paris embassy. Attlee was briefed on the missing diplomats. Western authorities were asked to watch for Burgess and MacLean as they possibly sought to cross the Iron Curtain to Russia. Both men were versed in Anglo American diplomatic talks on major security topics.
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MacLean
Foreign Office
Paris
Clement R. Attlee
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Norway
Burgess
Russia
Girls State Campaigns Under Way in Tucson
Special Gazette correspondent KARIN STALLCUP reports Girls State campaigning for state and county elections underway in Tucson. Two Phoenix girls, Gwen Best and Sylvia Sanders, vie as gubernatorial candidates for Nationalist and Federalist parties respectively. Voting machines introduced. platform issues include tax structure, tourism, water, highways, libraries, segregation, and industry land use.
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Karin Stallcup
Special Gazette
Tucson
Girls State
Phoenix
Gwen Best
Phoenix Union High School
Sylvia Sanders
North Phoenix High School
Gwen
Nationalist Party
Sylvia
Arizona
Colorado
Barbara Lind
Evelyn Cram
Fredonia
Figurewrights and Thinkers Clash in Cold War Narrative
Fragmentary text notes a writer naming Lenin and Marx while leveraging his knowledge to confront the Communist bloc. The excerpt hints at ideological battles shaping policy and intellectual resistance amid Soviet influence. The preserved phrases suggest a historical discussion of ideological contagion and countermeasures.
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Dent
Lenin
Marx
Communist Bloc
Beetle Could Lift 60 Tons If As Big As Man
Entomologists claim the beetle is the strongest creature relative to size and warn that if scaled to human height it could lift about 60 tons with ease.
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Earth
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