Walkout Leaves Greyhound Buses Idle At Phoenix Terminal
Thirty two Greyhound coaches idle in rain outside Phoenix terminal after drivers and station employees walked out at midnight. American Buslines, via manager W D Willey, handled passengers, pledging capacity to meet increased traffic but warning a shortage could arise if strike continues. Willey notes spare equipment and potential leases to cover demand.
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Phoenix Terminal
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Willey
Santa Fe Trailways
Greyhound
Tucson
George S. Powell
Safford
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Bowie
San Francisco
Associated Press
California
New Mexico
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Washington
Hoengsong Taken by Marines on Central Korean Front
U S marines moved into Hoengsong and pressed north to confront Chinese Red forces on the central front. Reds wearing South Korean uniforms attacked American positions on the east central line, while Allied air and ground units supported operations along the 60 mile central front.
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Hoengsong
Hongchow
U. S
Han River
Seoul
U S. Seventh Division
Amidong
38Th Parallel
United Nations
75 Member House Proposed To Save Limitation Bill Life
Arizona leaders revived a 72 member limit plan into a 75 member proposal to ease space needs. The plan bases reapportionment on governor votes, shifting seats by county results and reallocating Cochise Pinal Greenlee and Maricopa counts. Turn to Legislature on Page 4.
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United States
House of Representatives
Arizona
Cochise
Pinal
Greenlee
Maricopa
Pima
Arizona Water Project Hearing Delayed By Debate
Jesse A. Udall told the House Interior Affairs Committee that depriving Arizona of its Colorado River water share endangers all Basin States except California. California lawmakers argued delaying tactics, pressing for court access without immediate project authorization. The hearing stalled as Engle and Yorty pressed questions about advancing to the Supreme Court.
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Jesse A. Udall
Safford
Arizona Superior Court
Arizona
Colorado
California
House Interior Affairs Committee
Supreme Court
Clair Engle
Samuel Yorty
Udall
Engle
Congress
University and College Building Funds Cut
The Senate Appropriations Committee recommended about a 60 percent slash in new construction funding for the University of Arizona and Arizona State College at Tempe, while granting $725,000 for Arizona State College at Flagstaff with $400,000 in the first year. The total for the three schools would be $2,687,400, in addition to $6,203,000 already approved for current work.
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Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Senate
Arizona State College At
Board of Regents
University and State Colleges
Appropriations Committee
Charles W. Dryden
Coconing
Senate Agrees To Test Vote On Draft Bill
The Senate agreed to a major test vote Monday on whether men should be drafted at age 18 or 18 1/2. Sen. Morse seeks 18 1/2 with 18-year registrations, while opponents warn of defense risks.
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Washington
Senate
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
Wayne Morse
Ore
Morse
Senator Morse
Harry P. Cain
Wash
Armed Services
Tucson Vice Witness Feared To Be In Peril
A Tucson grand jury witness, Alice Miller, faces a high bond and possible danger after testifying on vice and crime. County Attorney Morrison seeks $7,000 bond while promising immunity and delaying arraignment, with a preliminary hearing set for March 5. Three former Pima County officials indicted in the vice probe remain free on $5,000 bonds awaiting arraignment.
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Robert Morrison
Alice Miller
Justice Court
Miller
Morrison
Clark H. Johnson
Pima County
Jerome Martin
Bryce Wilson
Maurice T. Guiney
Martin
Superior Court
French ministry spokesman reports no riots in Morocco
A Foreign Ministry spokesman said he had heard of no riots in Morocco. Wholesale prices fell in the week ended Feb 27 for the first drop in 19 weeks, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics report. General Lawton Collins told Congress it would cost $248,000,000 more the first year to deploy four divisions of ground troops to Europe than to keep them at home.
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Morocco
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lawton Collins
Army
Congress
Europe
Markets At A Glance in Brief From New York and Chicago
Markets At A Glance notes bonds steady amid better demand in New York. Chicago wheat holds firm after a rally from declines. Market closes show oats firm with corn, hogs mostly 25 to 50 cents higher to 0.60, and cattle mostly steady.
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New York
Chicago
Guide for Readers and Page Contents Snapshot
Classifieds and features from Hollywoodie Comics Inez bb Crossword 6 Radio Program Dorothy Dix Spot Editorials Turnbow Financioman's pages 21 to 28 summarize the section layout and key columns for readers.
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Hollywoodie Comics
Inez
Dorothy
Dix
Turnbow Financioman
Record Snowstorm Strikes Northern Arizona Heavy snow and sleet hit Flagstaff to Phoenix area
A severe blizzard blanketed northern Arizona with 11 to 13 inches of snow in Flagstaff and McNary, drifts up to 16 inches on highways, and hail and sleet in Phoenix. Temperatures fall to near freezing, with continued moisture and another storm forecast. Travel advised with chains, mills closed, and Salt River Project outlook improving yet runoff limited.
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McNary
Southwest Lumber Company
Arizona Highway Patrol
Phoenix- Prescott
Yarnell
Maverick
White Mountain
Phoenix
Camelback Resort
Mesa
Sunnyslope
Louis R. Jurwitz
Weather Bureau
Salt River Project
Jurwitz
Robert Wilson
Co-Operative
Tonto Fish Hatchery
Mogollon Rim
Payson
Payson and
Young
Pleasant Valley
Salt River
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Dakotas
Bismarck
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Jamestown
Bemidji
Minn
Plane Crashes In Snowstorm Claim Fifteen Lives
Sioux City Iowa March 2 AP A Mid-Continent Airline DC-3 crashed in a heavy snowstorm while attempting a landing. Fifteen aboard died including 12 passengers and three crew. Ten survived. Captain James Graham and co pilot Philip K Toler among the dead. Weather ceiling 500 feet visibility one mile. The plane went down in a cornfield near the airport. The dead include Mrs J D Alway Aberdeen South Dakota who had survived a Tulsa Oklahoma crash last Tuesday.
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Towa
J. D. Alway
Aberdeen
S. D
Tulsa
Oklo
Dr. Alway
James Graham
Kansas City
Philip K. Toler
Mission
Kan
Ernest F. Eilert
Overland Park
Glendale Rodeo Opens With Five Bands And Floats
Glendale hosts the annual Glendale Lions Club world championship rodeo with five bands, floats, and riding clubs processing through the streets tomorrow at 10 30 a m. Shows start at 2 p m tomorrow and Sunday at the grounds half a mile west of town. Contests include whiskering gila monster derby and rodeo queen selection. Proceeds go to the Lions Club blind fund and a local recreational field drive. Rodeo chairman Frank Davis announced stock from Andy Javeregui of Newhall California. A week of celebrations accompanies the rodeo with a 9 p m dance planned tomorrow.
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Glendale
Glendale Lions Club
Lions Club Blind Fund
Andy Javeregui
Newhall
Calif
Frank Davis
Rain and Snow Sweep Nation in Bitter March Weather
Blustery March storms hit the nation with snow in the Pacific Southwest and Utah to Salt Lake City, thunderstorms in the Missouri Valley, and a cold wave across the Midwest. A blizzard tail lashed Maine, while Florida and the Gulf Coast saw balmy spells. Three hundred cars stranded on the Ridge Route and waterspouts formed offshore near Oceanside as power outages hit East Los Angeles and Manhattan Beach.
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San Francisco Bay Area
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