Guzik flees Phoenix after posting bond in immorality case
Charlies A Guzik, son of an alleged Capone associate, posted 87500 in bail to aid his defense on multiple charges of immoral relations with boys. He fled to Chicago, prompting a petition to revoke bonds and a bench warrant. The county seeks new charges for leaving the state without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies A. Guzik
Chicago
Capone
Jake
Greasy Thumb
Guzik
Phoenix
American Airlines
Pilots and W U Strike Talks End With Limited Progress
Walkouts by United Air Lines pilots and Pacific Coast telephone workers ended today while a Western Union telegraphers strike loomed. Rail unions denounced a new rail proposal, and a Chicago settlement with United Air Lines followed a seven hour mediation. Pacific Telephone workers reached a wage gain with a no strike clause, pending union approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United Air Lines
Western Union
Los Angeles
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
CIO Communication Workers of America
Chicago
Thomas E. Bickers
National Mediation Board
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
Truman
Bickers
Nations OK Negotiation Instructions
Washington June 29 The government sent Gen Ridgway general cease-fire negotiation instructions for Korea. Sources in London say all 16 United Nations with fighting forces back the move and action could come within hours. Ridgway at Tokyo HQ or possibly en route to Korea. Sebald flew to Pusan and conferred with Muccio. A South Korean spokesman predicted a cease-fire within days, while Seoul lawmakers opposed a border halt at the 38th parallel. Lovett announced the instructions but gave no terms, noting Ridgway must report back. White House spoke of cabinet talks but refused to discuss prospects. Some officials warn a relaxation could invite Communist pressure elsewhere. Regardless, the story continues on Page 2.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
London
United Nations
Ridgway
Tokyo
William J. Sebald
U. S
Japan
Pusan
John J. Muccio
Clarence Ryee
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Congress
Robert A. Lovett
Defense
Lovett
Truman
White House
Joseph Short
U.N
Short
State Department
Jacob Malik
United States
Train Jumps 30-Foot Bank Into Creek
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train derailed after a track washout near Shelbyville Illinois. The Mead Owlark plummeted 30 feet into Brush Creek killing fireman C L Mills and mail clerk Robert Boatright along with injuries to a dozen passengers. Engineer J R Beach reported the rain weakened the track on a Chicago to Cypress night run.
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Shelbyville
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Meadowlark
Here
Brush Creek
C. L. Mills
Salem
Robert Boatright
Mills
J. R. Beach
Villa Grove
Ill
Chicago
Cypress
Ilinois
New System To Save Phone Toll Charges
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company plans to eliminate toll charges on calls between Phoenix and nearby towns within two years. About 4500,000 calls a year will be toll free once the system is installed. Phoenicians will dial numbers in any community and locals can reach Phoenix or adjacent zones. Part of a $2,500,000 Greater Phoenix expansion includes central office construction for the new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Phoenix
Litchfield Park
Glendale
Mesa
Tempe
Chandler
H. K. Richmond
Phoenicians
Greater
Navy Bomber Crash Kills 8 Off Florida
Eight navy personnel died and one survived with a broken leg when a PBM patrol bomber based at Key West crashed during take-off in the seadrome at 8 40 am. The two engined aircraft cartwheeled and sank upside down in 12 feet of water. Divers and boats searched for others.
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Navy
Florida
Key West
Fla
Florida Straits
Key West Naval Seaplane Station
Naval Headquarters
U.S. Naval Air Station
Coast Guard
Naval Hospital
Phoenicians Survive 200 Foot Canyon Plunge
Ed David and Kirk Carlock, seriously injured when their car rolled and plunged 200 feet into a canyon, crawled back to the roadway and walked three miles to Crown King for help. They were brought to St Joseph's Hospital after being found by local residents.
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Crown King
Ed David
E. Fill More
City
Kirk Carlock
E. Roosevelt
Arizona Highway Department
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Carlock
David
Metgzer
Crown King Grocery
H. B. Meadows
Meadowses
Tom Campbell
Betty
Campbells
Mrs. Meadows
Highway Patrol
Legislature Completes Work Ahead of Nightfall Adjourment
The legislature prepares to adjourn the special session by nightfall. The Senate on final reading has bills including a $200000 appropriation for a state pathological laboratory and confirmations of Gov. Howard Pyle appointments. The House awaits Senate action to finalize and move on. A $40530788.78 budget for 1951 52 awaits the governor's desk as the session ends. An amendment to the contractors law to preserve federal aid for forest and park road projects nears approval, with the House concurring in a Senate change.
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Senate
Howard Pyle
House OF Representatives
Pyle
House
Firefighters gain ground on Pinal Mountain blaze as Escadilla roars
AP reports firefighters strengthened lines on the Pinal Mountain fire while the Escadilla Mountain blaze expanded across thousands of acres into Arizona and New Mexico. Despite evacuations near Ice House and Six Shooter canyons, sheriff says conditions are the best since out of control. Fresh crews from Phoenix Safford San Carlos Apache Reservation and Mount Lemmon prison camp aided the effort.
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Pinal Mountain
Escadilla Mountain
Arizona
New Mexico
Ice House
Six Shooter Canyons
Globe and
Phoenix
Safford
San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation
Federal
Mount Lemmon
Tucson
Sheriff's Office
Ferndale
Civian Conservation Corps
Springerville
Arizona-New Mexico
H. F. Stammer
Apache National Forest
Marshall Says Red Buildup Is Ominous In Cold War Call
Secretary of Defense Marshall urged Congress to speed military aid to free nations and warned that a growing communist buildup abroad is ominous. He spoke to the House Foreign Affairs Committee in Washington, stressing continued big foreign aid and a strong Western position in Korea and Europe.
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Washington
Defense Marshall
Congress
Free Nations
Korea
Marshall
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
United States
America
Far East
U. S
Pacific
Free World
Senate OKs eight month price policy curb rollbacks
The Senate approved an eight month extension of wage price and rent controls by a 71 to 10 vote, with Arizona's Democrats Hayden and McFarland in favor. The bill moves to the House, which plans a stopgap extension as current controls expire midnight tomorrow. The chamber also rejected a Moody bid to extend the law until April 1 by 58 to 22. The vote total for the eight month bill was 41 Democrats and 30 Republicans. all opposing votes were Republicans.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Ernest W. McFarland
House
Maybank
S. C
Moody
Mich
Mr. Truman
Congress
Anderson
N. M
McFarland
Noted Figures Speak on Korea and Global Security
International News Service reports Adm. Forrest P. Sherman saying Korea settlement won’t lessen U.S. military power. Bernard Baruch urges America to stay prepared to protect itself and the world. Iranian Premier Mossadegh expresses confidence free nations will back Iran in pursuing its national ideal.
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International News Service
TOKYO
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Korea
New York
Bernard Baruch
America
Tehran
Mossadegh
Red Resistance Stays Firm Amid Speculation
In Tokyo on Saturday June 30 1950 Communist resistance in Korea remained fierce as Ceasefire talks reportedly progress. Gen Ridgway was named to lead ceasefire negotiations with Communist commanders while ambassador Sebald met him. North Korea demanded punishment for U S and South Korean leaders and vowed to fight until the end. Front lines saw heavy fighting with a hill changing hands six times. UN forces bombarded Yonchon and Wonsan areas with air and naval support including New Jersey and Toledo and several destroyers.
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Tokyo
INS
Korea
Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
William Sebald
Pyongyang
Pak Hong Yong
United Nations
Red
Eighth Army
Korea Front
Yonchon
Kansong
Wonsan
Navy
New Jersey
Toledo
Tucker
Masson
Blue
Evans
Waller
Bradford
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Ah Ridgway
J. R. Mandelbaum
Commercial Telegraphers Union
AFL
Roy O.hughes
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Margaret
Margaret Truman
Vatican
Pope Pius
Msgr
Martin J. O'Connor
North American College
Rome
Warenghien de Fiory
Sky Harbor
Enpiete
Bill Meigrer
Pinal Mountain Fire Fighters
Associated Press
Miami
Gila County
Bill Richardson
Albuquerque
Senator Wherry
Neb
Red Resistance
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