Kimball Says He Ordered Labels Altered
Horace W. Kimball, owner of Kimball Wholesale Drug Co., admitted ordering relabeling of drugs sold to Maricopa County through Central Drug Co. He said the move was to beat rising prices after bids, and claimed R&C Co. was a legitimate supplier, while noting animosity with hospital management.
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Kimball
Maricopa
Central Drug Company
Kimball Wholesale Drug Company
Frank Haze Burch
Horace W. Kimball
D. P. Kimball
Central Drug, Central and Indian School
Burch
Crest Laboratories
Burbank
Calif
R&d Co
Nutley
N. J
New Jersey
R&c Co
the Gazette
Tess
Camp Well At Tolleson Still Dry
About 620 residents in two Tolleson labor camps endure a fourth day without water as Avondale Farm Labor and Garden Homes Park Farm Supply centers lose their well supply. Camp manager Felix Upson cites drought and irrigation pumping lowering groundwater. a daily 600 gallon truck delivers water, with residents using autos to seek extra supplies in neighboring areas. He forecasts a temporary shortage pending pump repairs and parts.
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Tolleson
Here
Avondale
Garden Homes Park
Felix Upson
Drouth
Avondale Circle
Upson
Pinal County
Bandits Strike Hillcrest Card Game in Kansas City
Four masked bandits armed with a shotgun and pistols robbed 17 card players at Hillcrest Country Club during a friendly game. They forced victims to strip, bound them, and escaped with about $10,000 in cash and jewelry. One man freed himself to call police. two years earlier manager Wolf C. Rimann was fatally shot in an unsolved gangland slaying.
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Kansas City
Hillcrest Country Club
Sheriff's Office
Wolf C. Rimann
Complaint Filed Against El Doctor In Desert Clinic
Florence June 20 A complaint of practicing medicine without a license was filed against Ardashes Nighohossian a 3 year old self styled doctor who operated a desert clinic six miles north of Macarandon Donald McClelland of Phoenix a state medical board representative filed the complaint with Pinal County Attorney William Scanland The county attorney said the complaint would probably be filed later today in Pinal County Superior Court If convicted the El Doctor would face end to his desert enterprise The board secretary Dr J H Patterson described the former Casa as part of the case
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Esther Clark
Florence
Ardashes Nighohossian
Nerth
Macarandon
Donald McClelland
Phoenix
State Medical Board
Pinal County
William Scanland
el Doctor
Nighohossian
J. H. Patterson
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Casa
Grande cobbler faces 3 to 5 year term or fine
A Phoenix physician among investigators toured Nighohossian’s tent and trailer village where followers were treated daily before health authorities shut down operations last week. The article notes potential liability of the cobbler and directs readers to see the complaint on page 2.
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Grande
Phoenix
Nighohossian
House Group Rejects More Credit Curbs
Washington June 20 The House Banking Committee rejected administration requests to curb commodity speculation and extend credit controls on housing sales. The move occurs as lawmakers near a vote on wage price rent controls beyond June 30. Committee proposals would allow rent boosts for many tenants and limit rent ceilings for new areas.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
House
Senate Committee
House Delays Tax Debate In Congress Clash
Representative John E Rankin of Mississippi moved to delay consideration of a record 7.2 billion tax increase bill to advance veterans benefits measures. Despite a 138 to 72 vote toward suspending rules, the tally failed to reach the required two thirds.
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Washington
John E. Rankin
Miss
House
Rankin
Veterans Affairs Committee
John W. McCormack
Enemy air and ground actions frame Korea front clash
In Korea news from June 20, U S. Defense reports 3,287 battle casualties and a major air battle in Mig Alley near Sonchon. U N ground forces push across the Nangang River toward Wonsan as Fifth Air Force and Communist planes clash with no Allied losses.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Tokyo
U. S
United Nations
Nangang River
38Th Parallel
Wonsan
Eighth Army
U.N
No-Man’s-Land
Seoul
Chorwon
Kumsong
Fifth Air Force
Sonchon
Manchurian
Onjong
Pyongyang
North Korea
Red
Manchuria
Marshall Proposes 30 Million for Arizona Base Projects
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall asks Congress to fund 30,874,600 for Arizona military works in the new fiscal year. Requests cover Davis Monthan in Tucson and other bases, with allocations ranging from 267,000 to 19,139,000. Comptrollers say details await higher orders while prior expansions at Litchfield NAS and Williams AFB continue to be pursued.
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Arizona
Congress
George C. Marshall
United States
United Press
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Naval Air Station
Litchfield Park
Army Test Branch
Yuma
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Flagstaff
Fort Huachuca
Luke Air Force Base
Comdr
G. S. Coleman
Litchfield Naval Air Station
Mickey Cohen Convicted in Tax Evasion Case
A federal jury in Los Angeles found Mickey Cohen guilty of income tax evasion amounting to 156 123 dollars, after one hour 45 minutes of deliberation. U.S. Attorney Ernest Tolin hailed justice. Sentencing set for July 9. Cohen remanded without bail.
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Mickey Cohen
U. S
Los Angeles
INS
Ben Harrison
Cohen
U.S
Ernest Tolin
Hollywood Vice
Cockey
Holywood
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
Beverly Hills
Wet Heat To Stick With Valley Tonight
Wet heat lingers for Phoenicians with a second hot humid night ahead. Temperatures staying around 80 plus, yesterday's high reached 106 as humidity and cloud cover increased discomfort. Rain fell in some areas at dawn, with scattered showers forecast tonight or tomorrow across the Valley.
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Louis R. Jurwitz
U. S. Weather Bureau
Flagstaff
Payson
Prescott
Tucson
Yuma
Senate Probe Links Mississippi Job Selling to Democrats
A Senate subcommittee found a vicious job selling racket tied to Mississippi political factions. It alleged the Democratic National Committee enabled patronage abuses and extortion of postal job seekers by a pro-Truman group, with possible prosecutions, while noting the national committee did not receive the funds.
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Washington
Senate
Mississippi
Democratic National Committee
Jackson
Miss
Post Office Department
Donald S. Dawson
Mississippi Democratic
Mr. Truman
States Rights
Mississippi Democratic Committee
Britain recalls Iran talks delegation over oil nationalization
London reports Tehran seized the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company fields after failed negotiations on nationalization. Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison told Parliament Britain will protect lives and British interests in Iran and its oil.
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London
Britain
Iran
Herbert Morrison
Comons
Tehran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Persia
Morrison
United States blocks visas for World Peace Council delegates
The United States refused entry visas to World Peace Council delegates despite Soviet diplomat Jacob Malik inviting the group to New York. A Senate vote of 47 to 25 defeated an effort to cut the low rent public housing program to 5,000 units in the coming fiscal year.
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United States
World Peace Council
Jacob Malik
New York
Senate
Markets At A Glance
New York markets show slow trading with bonds narrow and cotton quiet. Chicago wheat firm on export demand while corn shows mixed or small price changes. Oats display mixed activity with modest gains, top price around 23.50.
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New York
Hollywood 23 Inez Robb Radio Sports Turnbow e
Hollywood chapter recaps sports and radio notes featuring Inez Robb and Turnbow with updates on programs and coverage in a compact entertainment and sports column.
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Hollywood 23
Inez Robb
U S Indicts 21 Communists FBI Nabs 1
Twenty one members of the Communist Party secondary command were indicted in New York and Pittsburgh arrests. The action follows a Supreme Court decision upholding the Smith Act. Attorney General McGrath and FBI Director Hoover praised prompt enforcement against party leaders and their alternate national committee.
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Washington
Communist Party
United States
New York
FBI
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
McGrath
J. Edgar Hoover
SSP
Hiethikers
National Committee
U. S
Hoover
U.S.A
New York State
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Department
Oak Ridge Strike Ends After 2 Day Walkout
About 1,200 striking construction workers in Oak Ridge Tennessee were set to return to their jobs today ending a two day walkout that halted work on two key atomic projects.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Hurley assails U.S. policy at Senate inquiry
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley denounces U S foreign policy as appeasement and a cowardly surrender to communism and imperialism urging a tougher stance against Russia. He targets Secretary Acheson and the Yalta concessions while testifying at the MacArthur relief inquiry amid a shrinking witness list.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
State Department
Russia
Yalta
Hurley
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
U. S
Acheson
Baseball Scores and Matchups From Major League Action
American League tallies Chicago Pierce and Mass, Lopat and Berra. Cleveland exploded for 14 runs against Boston as Wynn, Tebbetts, and others contributed. Detroit at Philadelphia twi night, St Louis at Washington night. National League features Boston nine runs, Chicago held to five. New York at St Louis night, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh night. Brooklyn at Cincinnati night.
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NEW York Pierce
Mass
Lopat
Berra
Cleveland
Boston
Wynn
Tebbetts
Hogan
Wight
Nixon
Masterson
Taylor
Kinder
Hinrichs
Moss
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Spahn
Mueller
Minner
McLish
Hatten
Edwards
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
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The
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Sky Harbor
Oak Ridge
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Sena
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Truman
Knowland
Defense Forrestal
White House
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Bethesda, Md
Emmet O’donnell
Far Eastern Air Force
David C. Barr
Roosevelt
Yalta Agreement
O’donnell
Barr
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Japan
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