Institute for Foreign Trade Gets National Spotlight in Newsweek
The American Institute for Foreign Trade, located north of Glendale at Thunderbird Field, gained national publicity in Newsweek on July 2. A New York fundraising luncheon chaired by Hugh C. Gruwell, with Gail Murphy and William S. Shateman present, aimed to cover the institute's deficit and sustain operations. The institute, founded in 1946, trains graduates now employed by sponsoring firms.
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American Institute For Foreign Trade Today
Newsweek Magazine
New York City
Glendale
Thunderbird Field
Hugh C. Gruwell
First National Bank of Arizona
Gail Murphy
William S. Shateman
Department of Foreign Trade
Institute
Red Spy Ring Cracked in Formosa by Nationalists
The Chinese Nationalists announced they had broken up a major Communist spy ring in Formosa that had sought to obtain secret U.S. diplomatic intelligence.
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Taipeh
Formosa
United States
Guzik to Face More Charges After Bond Bid
Charles A. Guzik, twice denied release, faced a new sodomy charge and needed a $15,000 bond to obtain liberty. If posted, the county attorney’s office planned further charges requiring additional bonds.
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Charles A. Guzik
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
Guzik
Flynn
George T. Wilson
Sam Greenbaum
Arizona Budget Moves and Guzik Case Updates
Budget measures pass toward an Interstate Oil Compact Commission status change with added legislative approval. Sen Stone seeks $1,700 for blinds in a state office building as nearby residents complain about night lighting. Guzik, son of Capone associate, posts bond then faces additional charges. trials for sodomy and related offenses set for August and September amid multiple court dates. California leads U.S. in citrus production.
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Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Senate
House
Roy Stone
Maricopa
Stone
John R. Franks
Yavapai
Iva Reeves
Prescott
University of Arizona Graduate School
Guzik
Jake
Greasy Thumb
Capone
Arizona Supreme Court
Tax Hikes debated as Senate opens hearings on 1952 plan
Senate committee opened hearings on higher taxes using the House bill as the cornerstone. Snyder testified the plan would raise individual income taxes by 12 percent to net about 7 billion, with excise hikes on gasoline tobacco and other items adding roughly 1.25 billion. He urged closing tax loopholes and raising capital gains to 37 percent, noting a time lag would limit 1952 revenue to about 4.5 billion.
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Snyder
Congress
Truman
Senate
Treasury
House
Fire Fighters Sought Here For Pinal Mountain Blaze
Tonto National Forest headquarters seeks emergency fire fighters for a large blaze on Pinal Mountain. Interested persons should report to 104 N Fifth St for bus transport to the fire scene. Wages are one dollar per hour on the lines and fifteen cents per mile for private car transport. A camp provides food. fighters must bring heavy work clothes high-top shoes a jacket and gloves.
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Pinal Mountain
Tonto National Forest
N. Fifth St
Fire near Apache National Forest blazes across Esctdilla Mountain
A mile from cabins this morning a blaze in Apache National Forest moved down Esctdilla Mountain east slope through heavy timber. Over 300 men fought the fire with hand tools as 20 from McNary and 25 from Maverick joined to relieve crews. The Pinal Mountain fire lit the sky all night and was visible from Globe.
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Esctdilla Mountain
Apache National Forest
H. F. Stammer
Forest
McNary
Maverick
Pinal Mountain
Globe
Arizona Blaze Threatens New Mexico Forests
A forest fire in Arizona nears the New Mexico border, prompting Governor Mechem to declare a state of emergency and ban smoking and fires in state forests. A land office cruiser says the blaze in Apache County is racing toward the border, endangering half a billion board feet of Ponderosa pine and cattle in Catron County. A separate NM fire in the Gila National Forest nears control, while another blaze near Cumbres Pass remains nearly controlled just outside the Colorado line.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Arizona
Edwin L. Mechem
State Land Office
Apache County
Springerville
Alpine
Ariz
Colorado
Chama
Highest U S Post Office Located at Climax Colorado
The record for the highest post office in the United States stands in Climax Colorado at an elevation of 11 320 feet. Local services operate in a remote mountain setting attracting travelers and residents alike.
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United States
Climax
Colorado
Iran Presses for Settlement Over Oil Nationalization
Iran's premier Mossadegh appeals to President Truman seeking U S help to resolve the Anglo Iranian Oil Company dispute after parliament nationalized oil. He warns a shutdown harms all nations, offers to negotiate on claims and sales, and denounces British pressure while Iraq protests British troop reinforcements.
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Mossadegh
U. S
Iran
Britain
Tran
Truman
Iraq
Mauritius
Adaban
London
Russia
Patten Pushes Death Penalty for Narcotics Violations
Washington June 28 Representative Patten D Aziz introduced a bill to impose the death penalty on narcotics law violators. The measure allows juries to add without capital punishment to verdicts, in which case the sentence would be life imprisonment.
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Washington
Patten
Aziz
Infant Prepared For Early Bite
Carlsbad New Mexico June 28 AP reports infant Robert Verne Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Tucker has eight teeth at six months versus four at four months. Doctors note early teething can vary widely among infants and may signal rapid development.
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Carlsbad
N. Mex
Robert Verne Tucker
Bobby
Robert L. Tucker
Red Cross sticks to policy of separate fund campaign
The American Red Cross reaffirmed its policy of independent fundraising and not campaigning with other agencies. A June convention resolution ordered Detroit Philadelphia and Bristol Tennessee Virginia chapters to cease joint drives. ARC president E Roland Harriman said the organization will raise its own money for its own purposes and no issue was taken on joint campaigns. New officers for 1952 were named for the Cleveland convention next June.
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Red Cross
New York
American Red Cross
ABC
National Organization
Detroit
Philadelphia
Bristol
Tenn.Va
E. Roland Harriman
ARC
Water Project Ads Proposed in Arizona Legislature
Rep. Harry Ruppelius introduced a bill to appropriate 65 000 dollars to the Arizona Interstate Stream Commission for an advertising campaign. The measure aims to purchase space in leading newspapers and journals to present readers with information on Arizona's need for Colorado River water and related facts.
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California
Arizona
Harry Ruppelius
Maricopa
Arizona Interstate Stream Commission
United States
Colorado
Colorado River
Truce Support Outlawed in South Korea Traitor Pact Threats
London report cites Reuters dispatch from Pusan stating Clarence Rhee, South Korean information minister, declares anyone advocating Soviet cease fire plan as a traitor to be punished severely.
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London
Reuters
Pusan
Clarence Rhee
Athlete's Foot 4056 Drugstore Praise from Meyer of Muncie
Meyer of Muncie Indiana says T-4-1 has rapidly become our largest selling athlete's foot preparation. We hear many favorable comments and have not had to refund. In one hour not completely pleased, your 4f¢ back at any drug store. Now at all drug stores.
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Meyer
Muncie
Ind
Fly Control Inspector Collects Garbage Samples
A man from the U.S. Public Health Department arrives at a home to take waste and animal leavings samples for a fly control study. He explains the third year of the program aims to track how flies may carry polio, while the residents discuss the encounter and their curiosity.
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U.S. Public Health Department
Clark the
Auto Smith
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