Russians Slay Iranian Soldier Along Frontier
TEHRAN June 13 AP A government source said an Iranian frontier patrol soldier was shot and killed by Russians east of the Caspian Sea. An Iranian commission will investigate. the Russians claim the soldier was on the Soviet side. Tensions rise as Britain warns Iran amid oil nationalization talks with Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.
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Tehran
Iran
Iranian Frontier Patrol
Caspian Sea
Shepherd
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
College Holds Square Dance at Arizona State College
Free public square dance starts at 8 p.m. in the Activity Building as part of the summer activities series. Violinist Camilla Wicks will perform at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the campus auditorium, followed by the opening college music camp recital on Friday on the outdoor stage in front of the auditorium.
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Gazette
Bonanza Airline Mail Pay Hiked
Bonanza Airlines announced a 20 percent increase in mail transport rates as approved by a Civil Aeronautics Board order. The new rate is 60 cents per air mile with a lump sum to cover losses to date. a permanent rate will be set this fall after reviewing 1949 cost and wage foundations.
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Bonanza Airlines
Nevada
Arizona
United States Mail
Edmund Converse
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bonanza
Gavin elected grand knight of Marcos de Niza Council
George J. Gavin insuranceman will take office July 1 as grand knight of Marcos de Niza Council Knights of Columbus succeeding Tom Eldridge. Other officers elected include Burrus as deputy grand knight and Riveras as chancellor. building company directors named Heyne Oen and Boyle.
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George J. Gavin
E. Heatherbrae
Marcos de Niza Council
Knights of Columbus
Tom Eldridge
William H. Burrus
Knight
Ray Riveras
Freeman Stone
al Manning
Charles Budinger
Robert Sues
Eugene J. Corbett
Joseph Prebil
Eldridge
William Hintze
Knights of Columbus Building Company
Roy J. Heyne
Louis Oen
John Boyle
Dispute Snarls Air Base Work at Williams AFB
Phoenix contractor Hyman Rubenstein faces a stoppage as about 150 non-union workers walk off over a wage dispute on a $4 million Williams Air Force Base housing project. The dispute centers on a five cent per hour cost of living adjustment claimed retroactive to January 1 by the AFL Build ing and Construction Trades Council, while Rubenstein says it takes effect April 1. He plans 3,215 homes for air force personnel.
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Williams Air Force Base
Hyman Rubenstein
Phoenix
Phoenix Building and Construction Trades Council
American Federation of Labor
Rubenstein
Air Force
Amateur Governor of Arizona on Pyle story
The Saturday Evening Post’s June 16 issue features Howard Pyle as governor in a Neil M. Clark article titled The Amateur Governor of Arizona. Clark notes a surprising Republican upset in a predominantly Democratic state and explores why Pyle won votes from women long listeners to his radio program.
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Howard Pyle
Arizona
Saturday Evening Post
Neil M. Clark
John Howard Pyle
Clark
Pyle
Governor Pyle
Jets Reported Down Behind Curtain over Czechoslovakia
In Wiesbaden on June 13 two missing F-84 Thunderjets were reported crashed in Communist Czechoslovakia after vanishing during a routine training flight over Germany. The U S embassy in Prague sought details from Czech authorities about the planes and pilots.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Prague
Oslo
Norway
Odd Bull
Osso
Youth Receives One Year Probation in Delinquency Case
William R. Brzeski aged 20 of 325 N Seventh St was placed on one year probation after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a 16 year old Phoenix girl. Judge Renz L Jennings granted leniency citing intent to marry and rings bought by both, per probation reports.
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William R. Brzeski
Seventh St
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Renz L. Jennings
Ridgway Defends Regiment Amid Cowardice Charges In Korea
Army disclosed that the 31st Regiment of the Seventh Division suffered heavy losses in a three day November battle at Chosin Reservoir. Gen Ridgway backed Chaplain Lt Cmdr Otto Sporrer’s charges as slander while praising his conduct, with the army detailing 18 allegations and refuting claims of officers fleeing.
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Washington
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Far Eastern
Cmdr
Otto E. Sporrer
Ridgway
Army
Frank Pace, Jr
Defense Department
Sporrer
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
British Carriers Land Paratroops in Cyprus
In NiveUSIA Cyprus on June 13 AP reports British aircraft carriers Warrier and Triumph entering Famagusta Harbor. Disembarkation of 2,981 British parachute troops began immediately to reinforce Mediterranean garrisons amid Middle East tensions.
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Niveusia
Cyprus
Warrior
Triumph
Famagusta Harbor
Britain
Mediterranean
Middle East
Baptist Group Retains President
Dr. Richard V. Clearwaters of Minneapolis was re elected as president of the Conservative Baptist Convention at its annual meeting in Buffalo New York. Other officers include Dr Albert G. Johnson of Portland Oregon as president of the Foreign Mission Society.
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Buffalo
N. Y
APY
Richard V. Clearwaters
Minneapolis
Baptist Convention
National Organization
Albert G. Johnson
Portland
Ore
Association
Foreign Mission Society
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Mohammed Mossadegh
College
California &Co
Santa Fe RR
Southern Pacific RR
Missouri
California
Kentucky
Phaight
Chapin & Gore
Bardstown, KY
McKesson & Robbins
Champion
Knights
George Gavin
West Adams
Phoenix, Arizona
Jets
Ron
Monroe
Chosin Reservoir
U.N
Ameri
BY Goodrich
Stire Headquarters
van Buren
Hoolvent
Aluminum
Koolvent
North Central Ave
Baptist Group
Arizona Frozen Food Corporation
Ccottons
I!oz
Tropics
Carol Brent
Bee Srg
OOD Ahrnienda Icivonls
Riverside
Eltew Abe
Baal In
Ave
Sporting Goods Department
Tennwas
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