Senate Budget Approval Ends Arizona Special Session
The Arizona Senate approved a $40,530,788.78 budget for 1951-52 and sent it to Gov Howard Pyle, signaling near adjournment. Minority senators attacked the bill, but proposed amendments failed. heads claimed the budget is fraudulent and funds a reserve to stabilize taxes. The session also moved on approval of federal aid protections for roads, state juvenile institutions spending, and fish restoration under federal programs.
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Bill Turnbow
Senate
Howard Pyle
John Pinter
D. Cochise
State Board of Barber Examiners
William A. Sullivan
Gila
Arizona Youth Authority
Pintek
Sullivan
Sam Head
Yavapai
State Hospital
Head
Pyle
House
State Contractors’ Code
Board of Directors
Capitol
Supreme Court
Arizona
Knitting Mill
Senators Balk At Snyder Plea For Tax Boost
Washington June 28 AP Secretary of the Treasury Snyder urged senators to add about 3 billion to the 7.2 billion house tax hike, but Senator Byrd objected the total is too high and Senator Taft criticized the approach as piecemeal. Byrd urged 4.6 billion with economy drive. Snyder argued for 10 billion to cover red ink and inflationary pressures.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Byrd
House
Taft
Ohio
Treasury
Truman
Senate Finance Committee
Peace terms eyed as Korea cease fire discussed
President Truman welcomed Russia’s cease fire proposal as a possible path to Korean peace. The State Department said Moscow urged armistice talks among UN, North Korean, and Chinese forces limited to military questions. Gromyko said subsequent political settlement terms would be for Korea’s parties to decide, with Ridgway and other officials in ongoing consultations.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Alan G. Kirk
Gromyko
Moscow
Unified Command
Korean Republic
Malik
Jacob Malik
Korea
What Noted People Are Saying
International News Service reports from Atlantic City and Washington. Senator Estes Kefauver D Tennessee says Stalin relies on western democracies remaining divided to keep unity weak. Secretary of State Acheson notes increased concern over Iran after recent events.
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International
Atlantic City
N. J
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Stalin
Washington
Acheson
Iran
Gunman robs cafe bookkeeper at Cathay Garden cafe
A unidentified man robbed the Cathay Garden cafe at 1320 N Central late morning, taking about 300 dollars from a woman bookkeeper identified as Mrs Grady 30 of 840 E Flynn. Detectives Dale We and Joe Valenzai reported the suspect forced her into a closet and warned five minutes before leaving. The man appeared Spanish American, 25 to 30, 5 feet 9 inches, about 145 pounds, wearing a straw hat and tan clothing. entry method unknown.
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R Gunman
Cathay Garden
N. Central
Dale We
Joe Valenzai
Winkle Ceaae Iron
Firm Plans Plant Here Awaits Loan
A Pacific Coast aircraft parts firm picks Phoenix for a new plant, estimating 300 to 500 jobs if a government loan is approved. St. Louis based McDonnell Aircraft seeks a relocation site to expand beyond 7,500 workers on a 210 acre facility near the airport, aiming to double to about 15,000 on a 400 acre layout if allowed by August 1.
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Pacific Coast
Phoenix
St. Louis
Paul Fannin
Chamber of Commerce
James S. McDonnell
McDonnell Aircraft
Navy
A. V. K. Babcock
Chamber Industrial Committee
Missouri City
McDonnell
AT&T President Leroy A. Wilson Dies
New York June 28 AP Leroy A. Wilson president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company died today at age unknown. He led AT T through decades of growth and modernization.
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New York
Leroy A. Wilson
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Iran Seizes Abadan HQ of Anglo-Iranian Oil Firm
Iran seized the Abadan headquarters of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company after Britain ordered 130 technicians to report elsewhere. Premier Mossadegh sent a personal appeal to President Truman seen as a bid for U S help to avert a broader oil crisis. Iran warned it might seek Soviet aid if western nations do not supply workers to run the fields.
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Tehran
Iran
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
U. S
Mossadegh
Russia
Eric Drake
Drake
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Plane Crash Kills Seven In Morocco Near Port Lyautey
Seven French troops died and 19 were injured when a military transport crashed near the U S naval base at Port Lyautey Casablanca Morocco. The plane was flying from Toulon to Dakar French West Africa yesterday.
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Casablanca
Morocco
U.S
Port Lyautey
Toulon
France
Dakar
California Plans To Fill Dry Lake With Colorado River Water
Howard J. Smith of the Central Arizona Project Association criticizes California plans to use Colorado River water to refill Lake Elsinore. He argues this would harm Arizona agriculture while stressing California’s own stored resources, urging conservation and condemning artificial river use to prop up scenic lakes amid drought concerns.
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California
Colorado
Lake Elsinore
Arizona
Howard J. Smith
Central Arizona Project Association
Smith
Elsinore
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Water District
San Jacinto River
Laguna Beach
Five Former Employees Seek Hart Dismissal
Five former employees of the Arizona State Hospital and two CIO organizers asked Gov. Howard Pyle to dismiss hospital superintendent Dr. Bruce Hart. They charged his actions disrupt labor relations and sought suspensions of several employees pending a board meeting. The delegation, led by CIO director Nicholas C. Dragon, included Earl Schuler, C. C. Martin, August Knox, J. Stansbury, and Thomas Mahon, with Gordon Harrison also dismissed.
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Arizona State Hospital
CIO
Howard Pyle
Bruce Hart
Nicholas C. Dragon
Arizona
Hart
Board of Control
Pyle
Capitol
Dragon
Earl Schuler
Cc. C. Martin
August Knox
J. Stansbury
Thomas Mahon
Gordon Harrison
H. L. McNamara
National Cio
Dr. Hart
Wes Townsend
Eloy
Mahon, Harrison
J. A. Thomas
Sunnyslope Hunter Missing Near White Tanks
Deputies from Maricopa County and Westside posses, led by Sheriff L C Boies, search the White Tanks Mountains for 18 year old Joe Ben Tilger of Sunnyslope missing since noon yesterday after rabbit hunting with Frank Davis. Tilger, in khaki trousers and a blue gray shirt, carries a quart of water and has heart ailment and high blood pressure. Airplanes may assist the search.
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L. C. Boies
Maricopa County
Westside
White Tanks Mountains
Sunnyslope
Joe Ben Tilger
W. Berry Lane
Tilger
Frank Davis
N. 13Th Ave
Waddell Rd
Phoenix
Davis
Joyce
Fire Fighters Call For More Men In Arizona Fires
Desperate forest officials urged more men to battle two giant fires in Arizona mountains. About 600 men fought fires on Escadilla Mountain near Springerville and Pinal Mountain near Globe with prisoners brought in for line support. Winds 30 mph and shifting flames expanded 6500 acres burned, destroying fine timber stands and threatening cabins before easing.
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Associated Press
Arizona Mountains
Escadilla Mountain
Springerville
Pinal Mountain
Globe
Miami
Pinal
Mount Lemmon
Tucson
Gila County
L. F. Quinn
Escadilla
Arizona
Ferndale
Truman names Matthews ambassador to Ireland and Kimball navy head
President Truman designated Secretary of the Navy Matthews as ambassador to Ireland and tapped Dan A. Kimball to succeed him in the navy post. Mobilization chief Wilson approved a voluntary accord among 18 oil firms to pool supplies for friendly nations at risk of Iranian shortages. Ralph S. Kreitz of Reading testified to senate crime investigators about decades of slot machine operation with limited police interference.
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Truman
Secretary of the Navy
Matthews
Ireland
Dan A. Kimball
Navy
Charles E. Wilson
Ralph S. Kreitz
Reading
Senate
Markets At A Glance On Bond Parley And Grading
New York traders hear a quiet truce in bond talks with a parley under way. Cotton values show commission houses selling while Chicago wheat runs weak on peace prospects and corn also weak. Prices drift lower with some gains noted in California grains on sparse demand.
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New York
Cotton
Commission House
Chicago
Russians Claim Russia Has One Hundred A Bombs
Representative Cannon reported today that military information suggests Russia possesses 100 atomic bombs. He warned that in a war scenario Russia could deliver about 70 bombs on American cities.
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Bulletin
Washington
Cannon
Russia
U N Forces Repulse Red Attacks Near Korean Front
United Nations troops beat off large Communist pushes across a 40 mile central Korean front and moved closer to the KumSong stronghold. Lt Gen James A Van Fleet said the Eighth Army would press north despite Moscow’s cease fire talks. Reds launched their strongest probing attacks in weeks. one assault sent two battalions back 700 yards but was repelled with heavy losses. An Eighth Army communique said the initiative returned soon after dawn.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Kumsong
James A. van Fleet
U.N
Russia
Korea
W.N
Eighth Army
12 Degrees Likely Today
Phoenix sidewalks will sizzle as thermometers hit highs around 112 degrees today and tomorrow. Louis R. Jurwitz of the U S Weather Bureau station said a wide temperature range is expected compared with tomorrow morning s low. Forecast was for 74 degrees, a 38 degree range.
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Phoenix
Louis R. Jurwitz
U.S. Weather Bureau
Juarez at Phoenix baseball game report winds through leagues
Baseball scores and matchups from today show Juarez visiting Phoenix at 8 15 p m at Phoenix Municipal Stadium in the Southwest International league. Brooklyn edges New York 4 5 in a nine inning National League game while Boston falls to Philadelphia 2 3. American League notes New York defeats Washington 3 0 in seven innings before rain postponements.
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International Juarez
Phoenix
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
South Central
E. Mohave
Brooklyn
NEW York
Branca
Campanella
Koslo
Jones
Westrum
Boston
Philadelphia
Surkent
Estock
Spahn
Cooper
Meyer
Konstanty
Wilber
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
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John D. Hickerson
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Matthew Ridgway
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International News Service
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Ostrowski
Berra
Hudson
Kluttz
Detroit
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