Big Four End Paris Efforts To Get Agenda
Paris dispatch reports sixteen weeks of deputy foreign minister talks among Britain France the Soviet Union and the United States failed to set an agenda for a Big Four conference. Western powers told the Soviet Union there was no point continuing the talks while hoping Moscow would still attend a Washington meeting slated for July 23. Debates over including the North Atlantic Treaty and US overseas bases in the agenda caused deadlock. Soviet deputy Andrei Gromyko reacted with confusion and then anger as Ernest Davies of Britain declared the talks over.
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Paris
Britain
France
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Washington
Andrei Gromyko
Ernest Davies
Gromkyo
Arcadia Improvement District gains county approval after protests
County supervisors approved assessments for the Arcadia Area Improvement District after rejecting protests over high levies. The county attorney said protest time had expired but allowed modification if warranted. Leaders claimed average is about 53 dollars per acre, with outside buyers paying 56 dollars and needing City of Phoenix approval for water. The project plans feeder lines within a quarter mile of all properties, with half district revenue pledged for five years toward extension. The district sits north of Arizona Canal to Camelback Mountain from 40th Street east to Scottsdale.
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Arcadia Improvement District
Orme Lewis
Phoenix
Arizona Canal
Camelback Mountain
40Th Street
Scottsdale
Bishop Denies Disloyalty in California Conference
Bishop James C. Baker of California and Arizona, also overseeing Nevada and Hawaii, denied disloyalty implications. He said the Federation of Social Action is not subversive as delegates circulated a resolution demanding church officials resign from it. He received a standing ovation from about 2,000 delegates.
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Redlands
Calif
California
Arizona
Ishop James C. Baker
Nevada
Hawaii
Federation of Social Action
Home Presented To Blind War Hero In Peru
Joseph Kristapovich, blinded in World War II aboard a minesweeper in the South Pacific, received the deed to his home after five years of public fundraising. A trust raised $11,059.62, and trustees Clarence Chariton and John Cusick distributed the final funds to gift him the house.
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Peru
Joseph Kristapovich
Kristapovich
South Pacific
Clarence Chariton
John Cusick
Molester Starts Term For Offense In Downtown Theater
Aniceto R. Granillo 39 of 720 East Washington Street began a six month county jail term after pleading guilty to molesting a 10 year old girl in a downtown theater. Judge Francis J. Donofrio imposed the maximum sentence. Granillo previously served 60 days in 1947 for a similar offense and is now jailed for failure to register as a sex offender, according to probation officers.
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Aniceto R. Granillo
Washington Street
Maricopa County
Francis J. Donofrio
Granillo
Poisoned dog thwarted as attack hits Bucey pups
Skipper a four month old Spitz owned by Edward F. Bucey Jr. was rushed to Kindness Animal Hospital after a dose of strychnine. It was the second dog poisoned in the Bucey yard and the sixth in the neighborhood this week with five dogs dying last weekend.
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Skipper
Edward F. Bucey Jr
Portland
Kindness Animal Hospital
16Th St
Bucey
Buceys
Poi
Truman Seeks Large Civil Defense Funding Aid
President Truman asked Congress to appropriate 535 million dollars for civil defense of American cities to counter potential atomic attacks and 870 thousand for the District of Columbia. He urged immediate action on the bill and requested 238.784 million for administering price and wage controls and defense production activities. Congress had previously approved 31.75 million, which Caldwell said fails to provide a worthwhile program.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Rayburn
Texas
District of Columbia
Fire Alarms Hit New High in May Near Phoenix
Acting Chief Murray Robertson reported Rural Fire Protection Company zones north east and west of Phoenix saw a May alarm total of 55, two false. Losses amounted to 18 480 dollars, 2.7 percent of property. The month’s worst blaze caused 5 000 dollars loss on West Yuma Street.
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Phoenix
Rural Fire Protection Company
Murray Robertson
Robertson
West
Yuma St
Alzona Park Housing Applications End June 30
Harry Woodson announces no housing applications will be accepted after June 30 for Alzona Park. Vacancies exist for one bedroom units for couples or couples with one child, with two and three bedroom waiting lists. If the law remains unchanged, evictions begin Sept 30 with a six month grace period and an additional 90 days, delaying park closure until June 30, 1952.
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Alzona Park
Harry Woodson
Woodson
Maricopa County
Red Losses Soar 19 139 In Korea Through June 14
The U S Army reports total Communist casualties in Korea reached 1 162 500 through June 14, an increase of 19 139 since June 7, with estimates issued today.
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Washington
U. S. Army
Korea
City Auto Parking Enforcement High
City Manager Ray W. Wilson announced a study by A Bahn Jr. showing Phoenix has among the highest traffic law enforcement rates in the nation. In downtown, meter enforcement from Seventh Street to Seventh Avenue between Van Buren and Jackson reached 95 percent, attributed to a consultant firm hired by a downtown businessmen group led by Ben Projan.
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Phoenix
Ray W. Wilson
A. Bahn Jr
New York
Bahn
Seventh St
Seventh Ave
van Buren
Jackson
Ben Projan
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