Train Kills Three At Buckeye Crossing
Three men die and a fourth seriously hurt when the Southern Pacific Sunset Limited strikes a sedan at a Buckeye crossing. Driver Lenzo pinned beneath wreckage. others identified as Papago Indians from Arlington and Gila Bend. Arizona 1952 traffic toll nears last year’s mark with 122 fatalities.
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Buckeye Crossing
Kenneth Arlin
Southern Pacific
Buckeye
Bill Ward
Joe Lenzo
Arlington
Stephen Pablo
Gila Bend
Oscar Palone
Lenzo
Mack
Billy Meck
Meck
Meek
Hassayampa
Arizona
Officials Quit to Join OPS Arizona Headquarters
Jack B. Choisser city attorney and Anthony O. Jones deputy county attorney resign to join the Office of Price Stabilization in Phoenix. Choisser to be district enforcement officer earning 8800 dollars yearly. Jones to be legal advisor to price specialists and administrators at OPS Arizona. No successor named by City Manager Ray W. Wilson or County Attorney Warren.
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Jack B. Choisser
Anthony O. Jones
Office of Price Stabilization
Arizona
Choisser
Jones
R. T. Jones
OPS
United States Attorney General
Ray W. Wilson
Warren
McCarthy
Phoenix Union High School
University of Arizona
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Seoul Defenders Hold In 4/2-Hour Assault
Tokyo May 18 AP Chinese Reds pressed Allied lines around Seoul in a major spring offensive. UN forces repelled a lengthy attack with heavy artillery and air support, while the front along Chunchon Inje and the Pukhan Valley saw thousands of Chinese casualties and repeated Allied counterattacks.
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Seoul
Tokyo
United Nations
Chunchon
Inje
Pukhan Valley
Han
Pukhan
U.N
Nate Polowetzky
Chunchon-Hongchon
Korea
Han River
President attacks MacArthur and Taft over all-out war aim
President Truman blasted Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Senator Robert A. Taft for seeking to push the United States into an all-out war in China. He publicly rejected a speech prepared for a conference on citizen policy and spoke in Washington on May 17.
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Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Robert A. Taft
China
Taft
Ohio
Senators Okay Bradley Stand For Secrecy
Washington May 17 Senators voting 18 to 8 said Gen Omar Bradley need not disclose what President Truman said in secret about Gen MacArthur five days before his firing. The vote avoided contempt action against Bradley though many senators remained heated in a day of political wrangling.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Omar N. Bradley
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard B. Russell
D Ga
Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee
Bradley
Russell
National League Baseball Scores Summary
National League day results show New York beating Pittsburgh 7 to 2 with strong hits by Noble, Queen and Koski. Chicago over Brooklyn 13 to 7 in a high scoring affair. Cincinnati edges Boston 9 to 0 as Spahn and teammates blanked the opposition. Philadelphia at St Louis scheduled for night, while Chicago at Boston postponed due to cold.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Jansen
Kennedy
Jones
Gettel
Bowman
Noble
Queen
Koski
Friend
Dickson
McCullough
Boston
Cincinnati
Spahn
Nichols
Donovan
Cooper
St. Claire
Ramsdell
Perkowski
Smith
Pramesa
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Hutchinson
White
Bearden
Johnson
Ginsberg
Marrero and
Guerra
Chicago
Noted Officials Comment on Korea Conflict
Secretary of State Acheson says he has enlisted for the duration and intends to stay. Representative Lyle of Texas argues that only a solid decisive destruction of the enemy in Korea will justify the blood price paid.
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International News Service
Washington
State Acheson
Lyle
D., Tex
Korea
Army Induction Waiver Surrendered By Accordionist Contino
Dick Contino surrendered on a warrant for failure to report for army induction. Secretary Snyder warned the federal government must borrow $3 billion this year unless taxes rise. Charles E. Wilson predicted longer hours and cuts in consumer goods output. Henry Ford II announced 10,000 layoffs at Ford in two months due to government ordered curtailments. A teacher and two pupils died in an auto collision five miles south of Joliet IL.
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International News Service
The
Associated Press
United Press
Dick Contino
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Charles E. Wilson
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Joliet, Tl
Hourly Temperatures Sky Harbor Readings Compiled
Weather table page lists hourly temperatures with multiple corrupted entries. Notable readings include 74 at 11:30 a.m and 83 at 1 p.m while other times show inconsistent or garbled data such as 3:30 a.m 3:30 a.m a3 and 30 p.m 76. The page title indicates Ginette Weather Table on page 29.
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Sky Harbor
Ginette
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks rose after a six day decline while irregular trading left changes narrow. New Orleans saw short covering as July export allocations in Chicago wheat firm with gains of 25 to 40 cents. Cattle prices were steady to lower across grades, with overall weakness in the cattle market.
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New York
Botton
New Orleans
Chicago
Page Pa Classified Hollywood Inez Robb column
Classified notes from Hollywood Inez Robb and Genne Bix columns on pages 22 to 34 cover society items and general interest. The page includes features labeled as torials and notes across the Woman's Page sections, with miscellaneous content typical of mid-century paper society columns.
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Page Pa
Hollywood
Inez Robb
di Genne Bix
Torials
Hathaway Called To Testify On His Fatal Duel With Telles
NOGALES May 17 AP The Sonoita gun fight trial neared an end with Rancher Jim Hathaway set to testify about the February 16 duel that left cattleman Juan Telles dead. Defense argues self defense as witnesses recount the stockyard quarrel and exchange of shots. Hathaway, 55, faces second degree murder charges. a subpoenaed witness failed to appear.
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Hathaway
Telles
Nogales
Sonoita
Jim Hathaway
Juan Telles
Thaway
Clefton Chandler
Chandler
Juan
Eichelberger Sought In Vote Machine Case
The Gazette pursued John W. Eichelberger Sr. for information on the 200 voting machines contract awarded by Maricopa County Supervisors. A neighbor reported seeing him at his Sunny Slope home, while reporters noted his appearance, a Panama hat, and a car with District of Columbia plates. The firm Shoup Voting Machine Corp. won the bid at 289,746 dollars, surpassing the Automatic Voting Machine bid by nearly 6 thousand.
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John W. Eichelberger
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Eichelberger
The
Gazette
West Short Road
Sunnyslope
Washington
A To
the Gazette
Washington, dC
District of Columbia
D. P. Kimball
Shoup Voting Machine Corporation
Philadelphia
Soviet Drydock Arrives at Singapore En Route to Vladivostok
One of Russia's largest floating drydocks reached Singapore today on its way from Odessa to Vladivostok. It is towed by the freighter Admiral Ushakov and the tug Valsey Beslaev.
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Singapore
Russia
Vladivostok
Odessa
Admiral Ushakov
Valsey Beslaev
Arizona border inspectors ordered into uniforms for first time
Arizona border inspection crews of 72 men will don forest green uniforms for the first time in state history. An old law requiring uniform dress was enacted along with a $15 monthly pay raise to cover clothing costs. The Legislature approved station upgrades with $130,000 for construction and $93,560 for raises, with new stations planned at Evrenberg, Kingman, Topock and Springerville and modernization at Lupton and Duncan. Remodeling of Fredonia, Apache, San Simon, Parker and Yunta stations is set for 1952 with another $105,000. The order to wear uniforms came in letters from the State Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture and the Motor Vehicle Division of the Highway Department.
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Arizona
Mel Goodson
Arizona Highway Commission
Highway Department
Fredonia
Apache
San Simon
Parker
Yunta
State Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture
Motor Vehicle Division
Bradley Confident Red Attack To Fail
Gen Omar Bradley said a major assault in Korea appears likely but he is confident U S forces can meet it He arrived in Los Angeles for a weekend schedule of speeches and an Armed Forces Day appearance at Memorial Coliseum Saturday night in the city
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Los Angeles
Omar Bradley
Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armed Forces
Memorial Coliseum
El Paso Gas Tax Valuation Hike Spurned
Arizona county assessors rejected a plan by the Arizona Tax Commission to raise the El Paso Natural Gas Company’s assessed valuation from 1951 figures to about 74.5 million dollars. After a 45 minute closed session, six of eight assessors voted against the proposed increase, citing insufficient information from W A Mullane of El Paso, Texas, on pipe installation costs.
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Len Welch
Arizona
Arizona Tax Commission
el Paso Natural
C. L. Sparks
Maricopa County
Navajo County
Joel H. Baldwin
Yavapai
State Assessors’ Association
Tax Commission
Commission
W. A. Mullane
el Paso
Tex
Mullane
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Maricopa County Hospital
Lawrence Mack
Palo Verde
Sheriff's
Indian School Hospital
Grand Avenue
Six Points
Joe W. Seymour
West Villetta Street
Ray Sharpe
Blythe
Calif
Seymour
Memorial Hospital
P. A. Beal
Tucson
Pyongyang Radio
North Korea
MacArthur
Okay Bradley
Sen
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Wiley
White House
Senate
Congress
Mr. Truman
General MacArthur
Far Eastern
Hotel
Statler
Brooklyn
Palica
Haugstad
Campanella
Hiller
Burgess
Cleveland
Wynn
Brissie
Thain Hogan
Reynolds
Berra
Ben Miller
Hathaway Ranch
Goodson
Evrenberg
Kingman
Topock
Springerville
Lupton
Duncan
Red
Changdo
Hwachon “Reservoir
Chipyong
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