Pyle Interims Group Opposes Extra Session
Tucson May 5 AP Governor Howard Pyle and six members of the Interim Committee say a special legislative session will be called only if a small band of dissenters forces it. Dissenters are those circulating signing and filing referendum petitions tied to state matching funds for social security and the government reorganization program. If petitions gain required signatures, the proposal would be tied to the 1952 general election. otherwise it takes effect July 1.
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Tucson
Howard Pyle
E. T. Williams
Health, Welfare and Correction
Law
Three Injured In Phoenix Traffic Accidents
Three persons were injured early today in Phoenix district traffic accidents. William H. Stone, 39, of 1819 East Tonto Street, was run over by a car while helping free a vehicle from a ditch on 1700 East Mohave Street. The moving car, driven by Jess Cottrill, 38, of 505 North 16th Street, pulled a chain tied to the ditch, knocking Stone down and then running him over. Stone, a musician, was taken to Memorial Hospital. none were believed seriously injured. Roofing workers James Starr, 24, of 6641 South 17th Street, and Sonny Jones, 21, of 2035 East Pima Street, were hurt when Starr's sedan struck a parked car in front of 1718 East Washington Street, owned by William Welch.
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Phoenix
William H. Stone
East Tonto Street
East Mohave Street
Highway
Donald Naval
Stone
Jess Cottrill
North 16Th Street
Cottrill
Naval
James Starr
South 17Th Street
Sonny Jones
East Pima Street
Starr
East Washington Street
William Welch
Memorial Hospital
Early Birds and Climate Control Folly in Seasonal Fray
A humorous column riffs on home heating and cooling cycles from spring to fall. The narrator mocks relying on partial warmth and oven heat during cold snaps, calling for timely, year round climate control and the annual call to the Climate Control boys to prepare furnace and cooling systems.
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Climate Control
MacArthur hearings reveal censors and public distrust
Newsmen receive censored stenographic reports after sessions while senators come and go with updates. McCarran says MacArthur refused to discuss troops to Europe, Johnson pressed for troop levels, and the Senate endorses four more divisions. MacArthur backs Joint Chiefs’ advice and defends Korea buildup, while absolving Acheson of involvement in his recall. Fulbright notes the secretary opposed recall, and MacArthur says he never met or blamed Acheson.
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Nev
MacArthur
Europe
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Korea
Acheson
Truman
Fulbright
Acheson Expected to Leave Cabinet Within 90 Days
Chicago reports Democrats foresee Secretary of State Dean Acheson exiting the cabinet within 90 days. The Chicago Daily News, via Paul R. Leach, cites GOP criticism harming his standing and hints President Truman may sacrifice him. John Foster Dulles named as top potential replacement.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Dean Acheson
Washington
Paul R. Leach
Acheson
Truman
MacArthur Committee
John Foster Dulles
New York
State Department
Why Did Nobody Think China Reds Would Jump Into War?
Hal Boyle notes the surprise of China’s entry into Korea and the blamed gaps in intelligence and judgment. He cites MacArthur Truman disputes, Chou En-lai’s warnings, and a Korea veteran who argues most intelligence is interpretation, not espionage.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Douglas MacArthur
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Harry Truman
Confucius
Wake Island
Harry
MacArthur
Central Intelligence Agency
Central Intelligence
Seeney
Tokyo
Tommyrot
Korea
Chou En-lai
Parade Marks Fiesta in Nogales Twin Cities
A Cinco de Mayo fiesta in Nogales Ariz and Nogales Sonora featured a colorful parade with Gov Ignacio Soto of Sonora and Gov Howard Pyle of Arizona in the line of march. Bull fights were set for the afternoon and free dances parties baseball jalopy races and horse events filled the day. The celebration marking the 89th anniversary of the Puebla defeat opened with the crowning of Miss Gloria Georgelow 18 of Nogales Ariz as queen.
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Nogales
Ariz
Ignacio Soto
Sonora
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Puebla
Gloria Georgelow
Ari
Papers Scored For Approach To Mac Story
John Cowles president of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune spoke at the University of Missouri Journalism Week. He criticized some newspapers for violent cartoons and editorials on the MacArthur controversy. He said papers whip the public into a frenzy and warned against an emotional frenzy resembling Germany and Italy.
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Columbia
John Cowles
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
University of Missouri
MacArthur
Graham McCulloh dies after six years in Phoenix
Graham Caldwell McCulloh 37 owner of the Cadillac Tavern on East Indian School Road dies at a local rest home after a long illness. Rosary is at Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary, funeral Mass at St. Agnes Church. Burial by Globe Elks at St. Francis Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna, daughter Marie, and relatives in Globe and Phoenix.
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East Indian School Road
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St. Francis Cemetery
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Woodleaf
N C
Arizona
Phoenix
Globe
North 20Th Street
Anna
Marie
Marshall G. McCulloh
Death by Own Action Declared in Scottsdale
The body of 78 year old Joseph Francis Strichal was found hanging behind his Scottsdale home. Coroner Ben Fox ruled the death as death by own action citing ill health and the victim's retirement as a farmer who moved from Kansas four years ago. Surviving are his wife Josephine Mary and son Francis Joseph Stlichal of Scottsdale.
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Ben Fox
Fox
Joseph Francis Strichal
Kansas
Josephine Mary
Francis Joseph Stlichal
Art and Artists Shine in Valley Exhibits at Local Theaters
Dorothy Bergamo, prolific artist and professor, is featured in the Little Theater foyer during The Late Christopher Bean run, with a Bergamo portrait central to the play. She balances teaching at Tempe State College, extensive lecturing for the Phoenix Fine Arts Association, jury duty for festivals, and leadership of the Arizona Art Association while nurturing her family. Also opening is a Paul Coze show at the Country Store, showcasing 15 paintings from a National Park Service project on prehistoric life, with Coze’s cosmopolitan background and American citizenship.
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Little Theater
Christopher Bean
John McGreevey
Dorothy Johnson Bergamo
State College
Tempe
Phoenix Fine Arts Association
Art Center
Paul Coze
North Central Avenue
National Park Service
Coze
Syria
Egypt
France
Societe Nationale Des Beaux-Arts
Pasadena
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Ike to Tour Lowlands With Atlantic Army Troops
General Dwight Eisenhower will begin a four day inspection tour of Belgian and Dutch troops in his Atlantic army starting Monday. The visit aims to review units and bolster Allied coordination in the region during the current campaign.
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Paris
Dwight Eisenhower
Farm Bureau Leader Attacks State Labor Camp Rules
At Prescott the State Health Department regulations on farm labor camps were attacked by O. W. Rugg, president of Pinal County Farm Bureau, who said farm leaders were not consulted before adoption. Principal speaker was Dr. Richard A. Harville, president-elect of the University of Arizona. Australia produces one fourth of the world's wool.
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State Health Department
State Farm Bureau Leadership Conference
O. W. Rugg
Pinal County
Richard A. Harville
The
University of Arizona
Australia
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