Marshall Plan aims failed say ASU historians
Dr Henry Dittmar of the University of Redlands and Dr Ernest Kalibala of the United Nations spoke at the Institute of International Relations at Arizona State College about the Marshall Plan. Dittmar argued unification was not achieved and aid widened competition, while Kalibala urged understanding and cited the Point Four program as vital for Africa alongside calls for flexibility in policy.
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Tempe
Europe
Henry Dittmar
Institute of International Relations
Arizona State College
Dittmar
University of Redlands
Calif
Germany
Ernest Kalibala
United Nations
Kalibala
Truman
Africa
U.S
Guzik's Jail Release Triggers Flight From Phoenix Airport
Guzik escapes city jail after $20,000 bond is posted to cover four additional sex charges. Sorkin and attorney Sorkin arrange tickets to Chicago as Guzik hurries toward a 10:35 p.m. flight with Treasury men in pursuit. Flynn had warned of more charges but defies keeping him jailed.
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Guzik
Sorkin
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
Flood
Sam Greenbaum
National Auto and Casualty Insurance Company
Los Angeles
John J. Flynn
FBI
Flynn
Wilson
Blake
Warren L. McCarthy
McCarthy
Phoenix
Nuzum Denies Killing Las Cruces waitress in 1949 trial
LAS CRUCES New Mexico June 29 AP over an hour of cross examination failed to shake Jerry Nuzum's claim of innocence in the 1949 death of 18 year old Ovida Cricket Coogler. The 27 year old football player faces murder and manslaughter charges as the defense nears its end. A key spectator testimony described a police beating of Coogler as she staggered and fought during an incident with two officers.
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Las Cruces
N. Mex
Jerry Nuzum
Ovida
Cricket
Mary Foy
Charles Owen
Owen
Miss Coogler
Water Saving Discussion Held by Arizona Council
The Arizona Resources Council sponsored a luncheon in the Manor Room at Hotel Adams where water conservation programs were discussed. Bryan Akers, executive secretary, cited proposals to save water through ditch lining, land leveling, and salt cedar removal. The council urged federal guarantees for bank loans to fund ditch lining and other farm improvements aimed at saving water.
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Arizona Resources Council
Hotel Adams
Bryan Akers
Driver Receives Six Months Probation in Reckless Driving Case
Richard Diedrick, 50, of Mesa, who pleaded guilty to reckless driving with a prior conviction, was sentenced to six months probation. He appeared before Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Renz L. Jennings.
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Richard Diedrick
Mesa
Maricopa County
Renz L. Jennings
Slayer Faces Life Sentence for Second Degree Murder
Richard Antone, 49, will be sentenced Thursday afternoon for second-degree murder in the death of Mrs. Johnnie Mae Green, 45, of Buckeye. He pleaded guilty after wavering on a first-degree charge and the risk of a gas-chamber death. Green’s half-buried skeleton was found Feb. 28, two miles south of Buckeye after she left with Antone on a fishing trip last July.
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Richard Antone
Johnnie Mae Green
Buckeye
Antone
Maricopa County
Francis J. Donofrio
State Prison Inmate Flees From Work Gang
Florence June 29 A state prison convict escaped from a work gang outside the walls today. The fugitive is Theodore Paul Snelson 29 convicted of robbery in Maricopa County. He disappeared while unloading steel at the rehabilitation center for first offenders. Guards prepared to put bloodhounds on the trail.
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Florence
Theodore Paul Snelson
Maricopa County
Floods Sweep Missouri Kansas as Rivers Rise Wide
Major floods from a week of severe weather hit Missouri and Kansas. Sedalia reports 7.17 inches of rain, while Hays Kansas sees Big Creek overflow for the third time in two months. Boonville and Jefferson City face cresting the Missouri. Lawrence, Manhattan, and Solomon report extensive flooding. Two killed and numerous injured nationwide.
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Missouri
Kansas
Sedalia
Mode
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Midwest
Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar River
Salvation Army
Boone
Des Moines
Big Muddy
Boonville
Jefferson City
New Arizona Drivers Licensing Laws Take Effect Sunday
Arizona motorists face tighter driving rules and harsher penalties under the new licensing law effective Sunday. Renewals begin in 1952 with tests required and most licenses renewed every three years. Mandatory revocations apply for manslaughter, DUI, felonies with vehicles, and repeated reckless driving, with suspensions up to one year and appeal rights. Chauffeurs are affected similarly with shorter renewal spans and limits on license duration.
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Arizona
Highway Department
Drivers’ License Bureau
Arizona Highway Department
Highway Agency
When The Old Man Died
In Long Beach California Charles E Hilkey longtime clock caretaker for 44 years died after his return trip to Kingsburg. The iconic downtown tower clock he helped install in 1907 stopped at 9:30 pm when a piece of metal jammed the cogs. He fell ill that night and died a few hours later.
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Long Beach
Calif
Charles E. Hilkey
Hilkey
Kingsburg
Fresno
Medina Mosque Cultural Gem Highlighted by NatGeo
The Medina mosque is described as Arabia's architectural gem by the National Geographic Society, underscoring its exceptional design and historical significance as noted by the organization.
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Medina
Arabia
National Geographic Society
Judge Orders Marr To Stand Trial In Fraud Case
Judge Renz L. Jennings denies Marrs habeas corpus bid and orders him to stand trial with Ingraham on charges of conspiring to defraud Maricopa County Highway Department of more than 500 in merchandise. Marr held on 1000 bond. Ingraham trial set for July 9.
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Doug Marr
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Renz L. Jennings
Z. Simpson Cox
Warren L. McCarthy
Marr
William R. Iagraham
Highway Department
Colyear Motor Sales Company
W. Adams
Ingraham
Cook Given Prison Term For Multiple Burglaries
Donald G. Auberle, 21, a cook of 708 N. 24th St., was sentenced by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Francis J. Donofrio to 3 to 5 years in Arizona Prison after pleading guilty to burglarizing the homes of Richard Rechff and Minnie Lowry on June 10. Probation officers said he began burglarizing at 16 and had a prior parole violation. Two co-defendants, Willie Jones, 28, and Randall Emerson Jr., 23, received 90 days in county jail on assault and battery charges.
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Maricopa County
Francis J. Donofrio
Auberle
Richard Rechff
17Th Ave
Minnie Lowry
Willie Jones
E. Heneshaw
Randall Emerson, Jr
Grand
Dan Espinoza
E. Jefferson
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Exi. Airlines
Sheriff's Office
George T. Wilson
Sheriff’s Office
Second Avenue
City Hall
Roger J. Blake
Washington
Sky Harbor
Treasury Department
Sheriffs Office
American Airlines
Chicago
Arizona Supreme Court
Nuzum Firm
Gus Greenbaum
Las Vegas
Nev
Kefauver Crime Investigating Committee
Costello Crime Syndicate
A. L
Happy) Apodaca
Donna Ana
Apodaca
Bares
Department Store
South Second St
Valencia
Sunkist
California-Arizona
Slayer
United Press
Brewster
Wash
Hays, Kans
Big Creek
Lawrence
Kans
Manhattan
Solomon
Cole
Hannys
Califor
Jantzen
Cook
Donald G. Auberle
N. 24Th St
Arizona Prison
First Ave
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