Goree Nomination Rejected By Arizona Senate
The Arizona Senate rejected J. B. Goree for the Power Authority Commission in a closed session. Vote and reasons were not disclosed. Governor Pyle may re nominate or choose a Republican successor, with Dougherty’s seat open. Goree was Garvey’s August nomination aiming to replace Mac Donald of Scottsdale, who resigned.
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J. B. Goree
Coolidge
Arizona Power Authority Commission
Goree
Senate
Dan E. Garvey
Fred O. Wilson
Howard Pyle
M. J. Dougherty
Phoenix
Power Authority Commission
Pyle
Garvey
George F. MacDonald
Scottsdale
MR. Pyle
Ward
Yanks and Indians Set for Phoenix Exhibition Clash
Baseball fans converge on Phoenix to see the World Champion New York Yankees in their exhibition opener at Phoenix Municipal Stadium tomorrow at 2 p.m. A near capacity crowd is expected as Ed Lopat starts for the Yankees against Cleveland, with Hugh Radcliffe and Wally Hood following. Steve Gromek will start for the Indians, backed by Dick Rozek and George Zaverink.
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Phoenix
Valley
Hank Bauer
Gene Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Ed Lopat
Joe DiMaggio
Lopat
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Tucson
Yankees
Cleveland
Giants
Indians
Yank
Casey Stengel
Tribe
Hugh Radcliffe
Philadelphia Phillies
Wally Hood
USC
Kansas City
Steve Gromek
Dick Rozek
George Zaverink
Gromek
Five Divisions Push Forward Last Of Seoul
United Nations troops supported by aircraft and artillery pushed Communists back four more miles along the 70 mile central front in Korea. U S forces reported heavy fighting with North Korean and Chinese units, with Communist losses nearing 30,000 as several divisions advanced and captured key hills and ridgelines near Yangpyong Hoengsong and Hongchon.
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Korea
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West Central
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Han River
Tokso
Seoul
U. S. 24Th
Yangpyong
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Yongdu
Hongchon
U. S. First Marine
U. S. Second Division
Hoengsong
Chuchon River
U. S
West Powers Broaden Big Four Agenda Offer
Western delegates proposed a broadened Big Four agenda to ease East West tensions, calling for analysis of causes of European tensions, measures to reduce aggression, treaty obligations, and disarmament. Russia reserved judgment, citing vagueness and demanding talks on German remilitarization and worldwide disarmament. Ministers to meet Monday.
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Paris
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Europe
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United States
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Alexander Parodi
Deputies
Parodi
U.S
Philip C. Jessup
Ernest Davies
Gromyko
Bus Accident Claims First Fatality of 1951 Crash
William Bass, 35, of Santa Barbara, California, died from a skull fracture after a bus crash near Avon dale. Fourteen others were injured as the bus left the highway, throwing Bass and Charlene Acosta from the vehicle. Driver L Z Smith escaped with minor injuries.
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William Bass
Santa Barbara
Calif
Humanity
Bass
Charlene Acosta
Wayne, Mich
Acosta
L. Z. Smith
South 13Th Street
Arizcona
Mild Sunday Forecast for Valley Week End
Weather forecast from the United States Weather Bureau predicts sunny mild conditions in the Valley with clouds later. Weatherman Louis R Jurwitz notes light showers possible in eastern portions, cooler temps today and tonight, rising slightly tomorrow. Phoenix ranges 81 to 51, Sky Harbor 83 to 48, low 38 forecast tomorrow morning.
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United States Weather Bureau
Louis R. Jurwitz
Phoenix
Sky Harbor
Heartbreaking Robbery Hits Long Beach Store
A gaunt bandit robbed a small Long Beach grocery of 32 dollars claiming illness and poverty. He apologized, simulated a gun, wrote the owners’ address, and promised to return funds after robbing bigger places, while the proprietors Mrs. Blake and Mr. Blake pleaded.
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Calif
Chris W. Blake
Attacks On WSB Branded As Lies
Washington reports Eric Johnston called rumors that Charles E. Wilson influenced the Wage Stabilization Board a lie. He urged unity to reestablish a tri partner board after organized labor walked out over wage controls and price curbs. The United Labor Policy Committee cited domination by big business and condemned mobilization roles as window dressing.
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Eric Johnston
Charles E. Wilson
Wann Stabilization
Johnston
Office of Economic Stabilization
Wilson
Wage Stabilization Board
United Labor Policy Committee
Organized Labor
Ian Patron Shot Dead Three Wounded in Chicago Tavern
A gunman opened fire at a Chicago tavern on South Morgan Street killing Leo Lanzitta and wounding three others, including bartender Joseph Calcagno’s brothers Cuoneo Calcagno and Patsy Calcagno and James Esposito. The shooter, about 40 years old with a narrow face, fired without warning. Police have not established a motive.
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Joseph Calcagno
Leo Lanzitta
Cuoneo
Patsy Calcagno
James Esposito
South
Morgan Street
Margaret Calcagno
18-Year Draft Bill Strikes House Snags
Washington March 10 UP The senate draft bill to require men 18 through 25 for two years of duty and to create Universal Military Training ran into House barriers. House leaders expect passage with amendments, likely changing key senate provisions. Proposals include raising draft age, Congress controlling delays without president consent, and multiple civil rights and segregation issues tied to the bill.
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Air Force
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N. Y
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N. J
GOP
The
UMT
Queuille Becomes French Premier End Nine Day Crisis
Paris March 10 AP Henri Queuille a 66 year old retired country doctor was confirmed as premier by parliament ending a nine day cabinet crisis He received 332 votes in the national assembly while needing 311 votes to win.
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Henri Queuille
France
Queuille
National Assembly
Eight Thousand Left Homeless by Iloilo Fire
A wind driven blaze in Iloilo on Panay Island destroyed five blocks of busy business and residential property. An estimated 8000 people were rendered homeless, one man reportedly burned to death, and damage was put at about 1 million dollars. Red Cross sent two planeloads of relief supplies and relief stations fed the victims as Vice President Fernando Lopez prepared to assume relief direction.
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Iloilo
Panay Island
Here
Rafil Jalandoni
Red Cross
Fernando Lopez
Americans Aid Starving Korean Orphans on Inchon Islet
Lt Edward H Bahr and crew of the US cruiser St Paul found 45 orphans on a shell-ripped Inchon islet. They supplied food clothing medicine and a stove. The ship’s crew adopted Fusshi and will care for the children as long as the ship remains at Inchon.
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Tokyo
Inchon Harbor
Korea
Edward H. Bahr
Long Beach
Calif
United States
St. Paul
Inchon
Seoul
Bahr
The
Comdr
Amos T. Hathaway
Bakersfield
Francis J. Linehan
Fusshi
Noted Figures Comment on Public Affairs
International News Service reports quotes from Eric Johnston and Konrad Adenauer on public emergencies and German policy, plus Joseph Short defending presidential vacations. Johnston vows no personal profits during emergencies while Adenauer says German decisions require popular approval. Short asserts the President can work while traveling.
Sandy Hill comic strip debut on farm life
Sandy Hill presents a new comic strip about a boy’s life on his father’s farm with varying tones from funny to exciting and sometimes heartwarming, promising moments that tug at the heartstrings in The Phoenix Gazette.
Attlee cites Soviet imperialism in world crisis pits
Prime Minister Attlee told a Labor rally that a settlement of the world crisis hinges on Soviet Russia abandoning aggressive imperialism. Prague radio says Archbishop Josef Beran has been banished from the Prague diocese and a capitular vicar will perform duties. Admiral Forrest P. Sherman returned to Washington from Europe but would not comment on talks.
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Labor Party
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Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Prague
Prague Radio
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Washington
Europe
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Slide Early
Markets at a glance show lower early losses in New York stocks while rails trade narrow and light. Cotton remains easy with general selling in new crop. Chicago wheat weak due to rains in the Southwest. corn weak amid fear hog ceilings. Hog and cattle steady to nominal with slight strength noted.
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New York
Exhibition Opener Forecast for Yankees Indians
World champion New York Yankees meet the Cleveland Indians at Phoenix Municipal Stadium on Stat Central Avenue. Sunday march 31 2 p.m. gates open 12 noon. Estimated attendance is not specified. Probable pitchers are Ed Lonat for New York and Steve Gromek for Cleveland.
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Cleveland Indians
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Central Avenue
East Mohavetreet
Gates Orea
Ed Lonat
New York
Steve Gromek
Cleveland
Stengel to field top batting order vs Yanks
Stengel plans a strong lineup with Gene Woodling leadoff and Yogi Berra Joe DiMaggio Hank Bauer and Phil Rizzuto in key spots. First baseman John Mize hampered by spring pace. Indians counter with Suitcase Simpson in left field and rookie outfielder Harry Simpson.
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Stengel
John Mize
Gene Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Yogi Berra
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Bauer
Johnny Hopp
Gil McDougald
Jerry Coleman
Korea Called American Epic
Army Secretary Frank Pace hailed Korea as an epic of American courage in military history. He cited the defense of Taejon and leadership of Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway as proof of resolve and global prestige.
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INS
Army
Frank C. Pace
Korea
Sunday events and races around Phoenix area
Schedule includes church services, Scandinavian-American Club at Camelback Women’s Club, Hospital Day at Remuda Ranch Wickenburg, Rockford Illinois residents picnic in Mesa Park, Sahuaro State Kennel Club dog show at Fairground, Heard Museum Navajo weaving demo, Yankees Indians exhibition at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, Jalopy racing at South Mountain, Arizona Downs horse racing, golf finals at Arizona Country Club, polo at Paradise Valley, tennis finals at Arizona State College Tempe, and city bowling final shifts at Pla-Mor Arcade.
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Mary Nellie Edsitty
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South Mountain Speedway
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Zaverink
San Diego
Harry
Suitcase) Simpson
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