Pvt De Ochoa Killed In Korea In Action
Private Ernest de Ochoa, son of Maria de Ochoa of Solomon, is killed in Korea on January 2. His death raises Arizona war casualties to 83. He served with the First Cavalry Division after early years in Solomon and California. survived by his mother and three California sisters. Also reported is Cpl Buck Wensley, grandson of Mrs. Alva Dickerson of Tucson, wounded in Korea.
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Ernest de Ochoa
Maria de Ochoa
Solomon
Korea
Defense Department
de Ochoa
Arizona
California
Adela Cruz
San Fernando
Calif
First Cavalry Division
Cpl
Buck Wensley
Alva Dickerson
Tucson
Safford Price Meeting Held
Safford is to host a price stabilization meeting with Will A. Gibson of the Phoenix office meeting Graham County merchants in the Chamber of Commerce. Patricia Travers, violinist, is guest artist for the final 1951 Gila Valley Community Concerts at Thatcher Ward Chapel. A reception follows at Eastern Arizona Junior College.
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Safford
Will A. Gibson
Phoenix Price Stabilization Office
Graham County
Safford Chamber of Commerce
Patricia Travers
Gila Valley
Thatcher Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Miss Travers
Detroit Symphony
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Allied Drive Near Red Korean Border Expands
Reports say Allied forces extended the push 15 miles south of the border with two divisions of the Chinese Third Field Army idle since Hungnam. An Allied tank patrol clashed near Uijongbu as Chunchon fell to Allied occupation. South Korean troops neutralized about 4400 of the Red Korean 10th Division with only roughly 300 left.
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Chunchon
38Th Parallel
Seoul I
United Nations
Uijongbu
Third Field Army
Hungnam
Seoul
U. S
Karoglan Funeral Planned At Miami
Miami dated obituary notes former Austrian Navy member Marijan Karoglan died after a long illness at 77. He served on ships Marie Theresa and Prince Eugene and moved to Miami in 1916. Surviving are two daughters Mrs James Bernstein and Mrs Albert Magnuson Barstow California and a son Michael.
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Miami
Marijan Karoglan
Karoglan
Marie Theresa
Prince Eugene
James Bernstein
Albert Magnuson
Barstow
Calif
Michael
Russia doubles troops on joint Iran frontier
Teheran March 22 reports say the Soviet Union has doubled troops along its shared border with Iran. The increase, confirmed by officials, heightens security tensions in the region amid postwar shifts and regional concerns about Soviet influence.
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Tehran
Iran
Russia
Coolidge Church Schedules Six Easter Week Services
Coolidge Methodist Church announces Holy Week events led by Rev. Richard E. Pitts. Communion on Holy Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Good Friday service at 7:30 p.m. Easter Sunday duplicate services at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Carillon and Chancel Choirs to lead, with sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. in the city park. District spelling contest at Coolidge High School on March 31 with state contest in Phoenix April 14.
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Coolidge
Coolidge Methodist Church
Richard E. Pitts
Carillon
Chancel
Stanley Cox
Cox
Coolidge City Park
Maxine Holland
Albert Kenworthy
Berle Deaton
Pinal County
Virginia Saucedo
Mable Sue Wilbanks
Carolyn Lantz
Coolidge High School
Phoenix
Truman Ends Florida Stay Three Days Early
President Truman wraps up a three week Florida escape and flies from Key West on the Independence to Washington. He looks rested with a tan and slight midsection weight gain as he heads back for Easter at Blair House. daughter Margaret will join in Washington.
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Truman
Florida
Key West
Fila
INS
Florida Keys
Independence
Washington
White House
Margaret
New York
Blair House
Pagan Christian Easter rites unfold with Yaqui drama
In Pascua village tonight Yaqui Indians blend dances with Catholic services to depict the betrayal of Christ. The Nazarene is moved from garden to church as guards, lances, and a horse hair rope mark the procession. Night-long rosaries precede dawn and a Friday crucifixion procession follows a Saturday sham battle.
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Tucson
Pascua Village
Mexico
Garden
Gethsemane
Cold Weather Grips Northeast Amid Mixed Temperatures
The Associated Press reports unseasonable cold lingers across the northeastern half of the nation with some warming near the way. Snow flurries occur in the Eastern Great Lakes and Appalachians toward New England, while plains see milder readings. Lowed to 12 below zero at Pellston Michigan as frigid conditions persist in the North Central and Midwest regions.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Great Lakes
New England
Plains
Dakotas
Nebraska
North Central
Pellston
Mich
Midwest
Atlantic Coast
Cooler But Sunny Is Valley Forecast
Weather forecast from the United States Weather Bureau predicts cooler conditions for Phoenix and the state with the Valley remaining mostly sunny through tomorrow. Louis R. Jurwitz notes a good weekend ahead as highs reach the mid 70s to 80s and early morning lows near 45 in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona
United States Weather Bureau
Louis R. Jurwitz
Democratic Way Must Be Taught in New York Schools
Governor Dewey signed a bill mandating high schools teach the principles of democracy as part of American history. The Education Department already required such instruction, but the new law makes it mandatory nationwide within state courses.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
New York State Education Department
Chicago Housing Fingers Proposed on Lake Michigan
Chicago planning expert Nathan H. Morris proposed a lakefront expansion to house 1,000,000 more residents. His plan envisions 20 one mile long fingers extending from Chicago's 20 mile shoreline, each with a 15 story spine and integrated communities including retail, services, government offices, playgrounds, and schools.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Nathan H. Morris
Urey Estimates Russia May Hold 50 Atom Bombs
Rome dispatch reports Dr. Harold C. Urey, famed American atomic scientist, estimating that Russia could possess about 50 atom bombs. The remark reflects postwar nuclear anxiety and scientific assessment of Soviet armaments.
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Rome
Harold C. Urey
America
Russia
Tucson Hosts Idaho Fliers En Route to Mazatlan
Twenty Idaho fliers stop in Tucson on Saturday night en route to Mazatlan, Mexico. The flight is sponsored by the Idaho Department of Aeronautics.
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Tucson
Idaho
Mazatlan
Mexico
Idaho Department of Aeronautics
Music Group Elects Hess Hess named second vice president of state educators group
Ralph Hess, Phoenix Elementary Schools music director, is elected second vice president of the California Western Music Educators Association at a four day San Diego conference ending yesterday. Also chosen were Elywn Schwartz of Fresno as president Wilbur Showalter of Redlands and Hartley Snyder of Tucson as at large two year board members Frances Forster of Los Angeles and Roy Freeburg of San Francisco as four year board members.
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Ralph Hess
Phoenix
California Western Music Educators Association
San Diego
Elywn Schwartz
Fresno
Calif
Wilbur Showalter
Redlands
Hartley Snyder
Tucson
Frances Forster
Los Angeles
Roy Freeburg
San Francisco
Return To Crime Scene Jails Two
Two men wanted for scrap metal theft were arrested after returning to the scene outside Certain Teed Products Company at 1400 East Hadley Street. Deputies say they admitted loading the truck earlier and returning to drive it away, and that they had stolen more scrap metal previously. The suspects were jailed.
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Citizens Police Patrol
Teed Products Company
East Hadley Street
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