Escadilla Mountain Fire Threatens Forest Near Arizona Border
Firefighters battled the Escadilla blaze 15 miles south of Springerville as flames crossed into New Mexico, burning up to 12,000 acres on Pinal Mountain and Es cadilla area. About 25 cabins in Ferndale remained unsafe while ranch families evacuated and aid arrived from Flagstaff Holbrook Gallup and other towns. 300 firefighters used backfiring, while observers noted bears and turkeys fleeing the area.
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Ferndale
Pinal Mountain
Civilian Conservation Corps
Escadilla Mountain
Springerville
Arizona-New Mexico
H. F. Stammer
Apache National Forest
Bill Richardson
Albuquerque Associated Press
George Stevens
New Mexico State Land Office
Richardson
Escadilla Peak
New Mexico
Stevens
Escadilla
R. B. Ewing
Albuquerque
Flagstaff
Holbrook
Gila Forest Fire Yields To Control After Week
In Silver City New Mexico a weeklong blaze in Gila National Park burned over 30000 acres of timber as 1500 firefighters fought the flames. Forest Supervisor Edwin Tucker said lines held in all sectors of the Black Range and barring high winds the fire should be controlled this weekend with 1000 on the front and 800 in reserve.
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Silver City
N. Mex
Gila National Park
Edwin Tucker
Black Range Forest
Armistice talk moves amid Korea tensions and U N support
Washington coordinates with Ridgway on possible armistice talks as Tokyo and Washington announce a bid for truce terms. Lovett warns about conditions and possible global pressure if Korea stop eases Soviet threat. U.N. support for measures is reported with simultaneous diplomacy in London and Pusan.
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Ridgway
Washington
Tokyo
Lovett
London
United Nations
Korea
William J. Sebald
U. S
Japan
Pusan
John J. Muccio
U.S
Clarence Ryee
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
United States
Defense Department
Truman
National Security Council
State Department
Barkley
Acheson
Marshall
National Se
Hospital salary woes fuel board leadership shakeup
Governor Pyle accepted Floyd's resignation after a clash over hospital finances and top management. Salaries for attendants start at 137.50 monthly, average 170, with an extra 54,000 in appropriations this session not for raises. Pyle plans six months of study with the five member board and may seek to divert part of 500,000 construction funds to salary adjustments in the next session.
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Floyd
Pyle
O. D. Miller
Phoenix Produce Man
Sherman Hazeltine
Prescott
Wes A. Townsend
Eloy
Mr. Pyle
Truman Urges Strong Economic Controls To Curb Inflation
Controls and 30 Republicans voted for the bill. All 10 votes against it were Republicans. At his news conference yesterday Mr. Truman warned consumers will take a beating unless Congress enacts strong economic controls. He said lawmakers might fail to act before the deadline or pass a crippled bill. He hopes for a good law by Saturday or for extension of the present law until a good bill is ready.
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Curity Resources Board
Truman
Korea
Styles Bridges
N. H
MacArthur
38Th Parallel
North Korea
South Korea
Japan
Sen
Brien McMahon
Conn
Acheson
Congress
Wherry
Neb
California Tops Gold Output Nationwide
California yields the largest gold production among states, leading in mineral output and contributing significantly to the national supply. Industry experts note sustained mining activity and strong ore yields across major districts.
Legislature adjourns session with budget signed and key bills
The legislature recessed to 2 pm as leaders hope for a 3 to 5 pm adjournment. Governor Pyle to address lawmakers before adjournment after signing a 1951 52 budget of 40 530 788 78. Senate approved a contractors law amendment to protect about 12 million in federal aid road money and a 200 000 health department pathological lab appropriation. House passed the Dingell Johnson fishery law acceptance and a measure to kill all leftover bills from the prior session.
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Pyle
Senate
State Department of Health
House
Hot Weather to Continue Across Phoenix Area
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts continuing hot conditions in Phoenix with warmer nights and higher humidity through tomorrow. High cloud bands will move across Southern Arizona today and tomorrow, but no precipitation is expected.
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Phoenix
United States Weather Bureau
Arizona
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