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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1951

Page

4

Collazo Denies Intent To Kill Mr. Truman

Oscar Collazo gave a defiant account claiming he aimed to stage a demonstration and not kill any one during the Blair House attack. Prosecutor Ellis testified Collazo told officers he and an ally sought to kill President Truman to spark a Puerto Rican independence revolt.

Collazo Mr. Truman Washington Oscar Collazo Blair House Secret Service Joseph J. Ellis, Jr Truman Ellis T. Alan Goldsborough

Greyhound Wage Talks Highlight Local and Long Distance Demands

Local drivers seek 2.06 per hour with a 16.48 daily minimum while long distance drivers push for 1.6 cents per mile or $2 per hour. Greyhound offers 4 cents per mile to long distance and 10 cents per hour to locals. Station employees earn from 177.20 to 314.30 monthly in Class A, with Class B tops at 288.30. union agitates to end station class distinctions and raise scales to 388.50.

Greyhound Labor Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway

McCarthy linked to check cashing at Maryland track

Senate probe into government loan influence heard conflicting testimony linking Sen. Joseph McCarthy to a Baltimore Pimlico track check cashing incident. Carl Strandlund and E. Merl Young testified to cashing or witnessing cashed checks for McCarthy. The panel pressed for more witnesses while continuing RFC lending inquiry.

Washington Joseph McCarthy Wis Reconstruction Finance Corporation Maryland Senate E. Merl Young Carl G. Strandlund Ohio McCarthy Baltimore Pimlico Young Strandlund Strandland Laurel Sen. J. William Fulbright Ark Homer Capehart Ind Subcommittee RFC Roy Fruehauf Detroit Fruehauf

Auctioneer Hat Dilemma On Friday Night

A parent recalls his six year old's need for a proper auctioneer hat to play his role on Friday nights. He lists possible hats and wonders what style suits a used car auction. Auction tonight as usual. attendees may discover if the dealer finally wears a hat.

Daniel Boone 2Nd Ave Kentucky Smith

Pyle Enters Oil Leasing Controversy

Gov. Howard Pyle engages in oil and gas lease and conservation law dispute as Texas oilman Harry Hines visits Phoenix to study proposed measures. Senate leaders and a special investigating committee push for further study and no action until January after findings that current leases lack protection and are overly long.

Howard Pyle Harry Hines Texas Phoenix Senate Warner Mattice Hines House Arizona

Koreans Fight Reds Near Amidong In Fierce Clash

A. P. CORRESPONDENT Tom Stone reports the Seventh Division clashed with Chinese and North Korean troops near Amidong. 35 to 40 Reds were killed after an hour of fighting as Americans used bayonets and returned fire. Allied air forces supported UN troops with multiple jet engagements near the Yalu boundary and over Sibyong.

A. P Tom Stone Seventh Division United Nations U. S. Fifth Air Force Yalu River Manchuria Fifth Air Force Seoul Sibyong MacArthur Eighth Army

Parole Board Reform Approved in Government Reorganization Bill

The house adopted a resolution to put a vote to the people to repeal the law creating the Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles. A new governor appointed board would replace the current three member panel of the attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, and a citizen chairman.

Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles House

Snowstorm Report With Snow Totals Across Regions

The storm closed the mill today and dropped nine inches at Tonton Fish Hatchery near Payson. Payson, Young, and Pleasant Valley recorded substantial snowfall while lower elevations saw lighter moisture. Roosevelt and nearby stations reported rain, with Flagstaff and Prescott noting half and a quarter inch respectively. Unsettled weather was expected to continue into early next week.

Tonton Fish Hatchery Mogollon Rim Payson Young Pleasant Valley Salt River Roosevelt Horseshoe Dam Mormon Flat Childs Irving Fossil Springs Intake Reno Sunflower Ranger Station Flagstaff Prescott

Jurwitz notes end of Arizona moisture chances

Jurwitz warns that Arizona will not gain meaningful added moisture from snow or rainfall runoff for irrigation storage. He says chances fade by mid March and are definitely over by mid April.

Arizona Jurwitz

Sherman Arrives In Paris For Talks On Atlantic Defense

Adm. Forrest P. Sherman United States chief of naval operations arrived in Paris for meetings with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower on naval aspects of the North Atlantic Defense Organization. They will discuss Mediterranean defense and the role of a British admiral in command per British preference.

Paris INS Adm Forrest P. Sherman United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Mediterranean Great Britain

American female life expectancy reported at 71 years

A study notes that American females have a life expectancy of 71 years. The figure reflects broader health and demographic trends impacting longevity for women in the United States.

Allies Careless About Red Air Attacks

A dispatch from AP war correspondent Tom Bradshaw warns the U N army in Korea is dangerously lax about enemy air power. Allied units camp openly along rivers and in valleys, making easy targets, while Chinese and North Korean forces hide men and weapons. Camouflage and dispersal are neglected rear areas, risking costly air raids if a heavy strike occurs.

Washington Eighth Army Tom Bradshaw U. N. Army Korea United Nations Philippines Pearl Harbor Bradshaw

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