Three Arizona Marines Redeployed from Korean War
Three Arizona men were redeployed among 11 14 Marines arriving in San Francisco this week from the Korean War. Named are Pfc. Jose L. Apodaca of Miami, Sgt. Antonio M. Leon of Tucson, and Cpl. LeRoy Walton of Cochise.
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Yank Forces Achieve Low Disease Rate in Korea
Los Angeles March 7 AP Dr Isidor S Ravdin a University of Pennsylvania surgery professor and brigadier general said US forces in Korea show the lowest disease rate in history due to medical superiority He noted malaria incidence is lower than WWII and credit a drug cloroquin for its victory Scrub typhus is nearly wiped out by cloromycetin troops are inoculated against typhus and no tetanus deaths have occurred among inoculated Americans He added high quality protein in diets may speed wound healing reducing deaths from wounds
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Auto Production Secrecy Sought
The Army Ordnance Department told automakers not to reveal overall production totals including military output. Civilian production removed from the grand total could let enemy agents estimate military item output. All military production rates remain classified under government rules.
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United States rejects Soviet German rearmament terms
Paris dispatch says the United States will not allow Big Four foreign ministers to discuss German rearmament on Russia's terms. Informants report Soviet wording would undermine Atlantic Pact decisions and imply Western blame for world tension. Deputies seek an agenda for a later four-way ministerial meeting.
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Board Bans Religious Garb Across New Mexico Schools
SANTA FE New Mexico March 7 AP The state school board ruled that teachers in public schools may not wear religious garb and will not rent school buildings to religious groups except in exceptional circumstances The actions were issued in response to the attorney general request for guidance on the Dixon case
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25 000 East German Communists Purged
Leipzig officials announced that five man Communist Party courts of inquiry purged 25 000 East German Communists in a campaign to erase bourgeois nationalism. The action was disclosed as part of continuing party discipline efforts in East Germany.
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Barbra Hutton Divorce Fight Hits Legal Roadblock
Cuernavaca dispatch reports Barbara Hutton's divorce suit against Prince Igor Troubetskoy shrouded in secrecy. In San Francisco the case was said to be thrown out of court, with talk of settlements and a possible $3,000,000 demand versus $500,000 offer.
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Death of Pvt Milton Investigated at Fort Ord
An army board probed the death of Pvt. David C Milton 22 of Manhattan Beach Calif, fatally shot during a training problem at Fort Ord. Officials said a .30 caliber bullet caused the death with no live ammunition used. source of live ammo and the shooter were unknown.
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Keiser Named Commander of Fifth Infantry Division
The army announces Maj. Gen. Lawrence B. Keiser, former chief of the Second Division in Korea, will command the reactivated Fifth Infantry Training Division at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania.
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Winter Blizzard Belt Bears Down With More Snow and Cold
Sub-zero temperatures grip Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Montana with record lows and heavy drifting snow. Roads blocked, trains cut through 17-foot drifts as blizzard conditions spread from the Pacific Northwest to the Plains and Great Lakes, while mild weather lingers in the East and South.
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Surrender of 228 Hukbalahap rebels announced
The Philippine government announced today the surrender of 228 Communist led Hukbalahap rebels in Quezon Province southwest of Manila. The rebels gave themselves up to government forces, marking a significant setback for insurgent activity in the region.
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Arizona Project hearing highlights cost and authority questions
The committee clashed over the secretary's power to change project terms while E G Nielsen of the Reclamation Bureau argued limits exist in law. Witnesses presented rising cost estimates from 708 million to 788 million, citing Engineering News-Record trends. Rep Toby Morris urged broader subsidy context as Wyoming and Oklahoma voices pressed for continued reclamation and water access amid looming water shortages.
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Weather Bureau Opens Tornado Clinic in Plains States
The Weather Bureau launches a major tornado research project across seven states led by Victor Phillips at Wichita. A network of 137 data points tracks air pressure, temperature, humidity, rainfall, wind speed, and direction to forecast tornadoes and reduce loss of life and property. The program builds on success of the hurricane warning system, which cut deaths and damages markedly between 1926 and 1945.
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Baylesss Career and Family Noted in Safford Obituary
The life of A J Bayless is summarized from the Safford area report. He rose to city commissioner, then served as vice president of the A J Bayless chain until his death after a long illness. He was a WWII navy lieutenant who acted as general manager of the firm during service. Survivors include wife Lily Mae two grandsons Arthur and Joseph and his Phoenix family. Funeral arrangements are at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. A new market opening at 32nd Street and McDowell Road is postponed to March 15.
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Seven Die In Auto Plunge Near Geneva Gorge
A car carrying 10 passengers plunged 60 feet into a gorge near Geneva, Bogota, killing seven and wounding one. Intrigue emerged over the cause as rescue teams worked at the scene. The victims and driver were identified by local authorities as the investigation continues.
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