House Budget Cuts Reach Billion Mark
Washington May 19 AP Budget cutters have reached the 1 billion dollar milestone in their drive to trim Truman’s 1952 budget. They aim for far larger savings but expect to fall short of the target. House plans total roughly 25.5 billion, with major savings in foreign aid and a 12.5 percent cut for Agriculture. A Jensen amendment to cap job vacancies could save billions beyond cash reductions.
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Washington
House
Truman
Juman
Agriculture Department
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Jensen
Iowa
Tovrea Buys Two Ranches For $750,000
The Tovrea Land and Cattle Company announced a purchase totaling about $750,000 for two historic New Mexico ranches embracing 65,000 acres near Silver City. The 7XV Ranch (10,000 acres) and the Two C Ranch (55,000 acres) include 1,800 cattle and were bought from Harry Wright of Mexico City. Cattle-raising will continue under company supervision.
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New Mexico
Tovrea Land and Cattle Company
Phil E. Tovrea
Silver City
N. M
Harry Wright
Mexico City
Torrea
Britons Rush For Dentures
London reports a last minute rush for free spectacles and false teeth as Britain ends free care starting Monday. The National Health Service will charge half the cost for dentures and eyeglasses, with fees from four pounds five shillings for a full denture set to ten shillings for a monocle, to fund armament programs.
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London
Britain
National Health Service
Injuries Fatal To Coloradan
KINGMAN May 19 AP Jack Higdon 65 of Denver Colo died from injuries from an automobile crash near here on May 8. Six others were hospitalized with injuries. Higdon had a fractured leg shock bruises and cuts. Death was tentatively attributed to a blood clot in the lung. His wife Lovina Higdon his sister in law Marie Clifford of Los Angeles and his daughter Mrs Rheba Marsh of Van Nuys Calif remained hospitalized.
Gen Ennis Named U N Intelligence Chief in Tokyo
Tokyo May 19 Brig Gen Riley Finley Ennis has arrived to take over as intelligence chief of the United Nations Command. He succeeds Maj Gen Charles A Willoughby who is expected to testify before Congress upon his return to the United States.
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Tokyo
Riley Finley Ennis
United Nations Command
Charles A. Willoughby
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
United States
AFL Unions Prepare Gigantic Chicago Show
In Chicago Soldier Field hosts the nine day 1951 AFL Industries Show. AFL unions display 400 exhibits valued at 16 million dollars with 3 000 workers presenting skills. Attendees see bakers, barbers, glass blowers, potters, electricians, cigar makers, boot makers, bricklayers and more. The Union Label Trades Department sponsors it with Raymond F Leheney stating free American labor thrives under free enterprise.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Lake Front
American Federation of Labor Industries
American Federation of Labor Unions
Union Label Trades Department
The
AFL
Raymond F. Leheney
Three Men to Receive Highest Military Award
The Medal of Honor will be awarded today at the White House to 1st Lt. Carl H. Dodd of Kenvir Kentucky for superb leadership in Korea. Also to Sgt. John A. Pittman of Tallula Mississippi and M Sgt Ernest R Kouma of Dwight Nebraska for acts of extraordinary heroism during intense combat.
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Tallula, Miss
Ernest R. Kouma
Dwight, Neb
Pittman
Kujang-Dong
Korea
Kouma
Mrs Logsdon Dies Head At 67 In Phoenix
Mrs Mary Jane Logsdon 67 Arizona resident died yesterday at her home 3711 South Central Avenue Born in Missouri she lived near Laveen before moving to Phoenix about eight years ago She is survived by husband William S two daughters Jennie Grigsby and Florence Leith two sons Bill and Hubert two brothers sixteen grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren Funeral services will be arranged at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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Mary Jane Logsdon
Arizona
South Central Avenue
Missouri
Logsdon
Laveen
Phoenix
William S
Jennie Grigsby
Florence Leith
Whittier
Calif
Bill
Kingman
Hubert
Norwalk
Marine General Urges Allies To Halt Communism
Maj. Gen. Graves B. Erskine, head of the Marine Corps Pacific, says America must find and unite with allies to stop communism. In Phoenix he spoke to the Rotary Club and cited Southeast Asia as crucial, noting postwar poverty and the need to aid nations without compromising sovereignty. He highlighted his recent mission across the Philippines, Indochina, Malaya, Thailand, and Indonesia.
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Graves B. Erskine
Marine Corps Department of the Pacific
United States
Korea
Europe
Erskine
Phoenix
Rotary Club
Westward Ho
Southeast Asia
Philippines
French Indochina
Malaya
Thailand
Indonesia
Meat Advisers Named for Price Stabilization Office
Wallace W. Caywood former city councilman and Emory Hurley retired rancher and meat packer were appointed price advisers for OPS here by state director R. T. Jones. Hurley, an ex Hurley Packing executive, will handle meat prices as special adviser while Caywood, a former restaurant owner, will advise on restaurant tavern and general merchandising prices. Hurley resides at 134 East Palm Lane and Caywood at 204 West Roma Avenue.
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Emory Hurley
Price
R. T. Jones
Hurley
Hurley Packing Company
Caywood
East Palm Lane
West
Roma Avenue
Court threatens jail over APL stock control dispute
The United States Court of Appeals warned Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and nine others they face contempt and jail if they do not comply within five days with its orders in the American President Lines control case. The action concerns delivery of effective possession of 92 percent of APL stock to R. Stanley Dollar and associates, with stock valued around 68 million dollars. Killion, ex-DNC treasurer, is the 10th named party.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
American President Lines, Ltd
American President Lines
R. Stanley Dollar
George L.killion
Big Steamship Company
Killion
Democratic National Committee
Wilson Says U. S. Might To Curb War
Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson told the National Industrial Conference Board that it would be international lunacy for Russia to attack America if Soviets wait until end of 1953. He predicted U S production and standby capacity will reach a level to sustain an all out war by then, with conversion to peaceful civilian use possible if no war occurs.
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New York
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
America
National Industrial Conference Board
Wilson
United States
Architect's Home Bombed in Joliet Illinois
A bomb exploded on the porch of Levon Seron’s eight room Joliet home injuring no one in the blast that shattered windows across a two block area. Seron a former Joliet mayoral candidate and his wife Natalee are in California as police investigate motives. Ser’s daughters Yvonne 17 Oriebelle 13 and friend Miss Frankie Muncie 21 were asleep during the attack and unharmed. Police Chief Ervin Boe said the assailants gave no reason for the bombing.
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Joliet
Til
Levon Seron
Seron
Yvonne
Oriebelle
Frankie Muncie
Natalee
California
Ervin Boe
Vessel Carries Marines Home
SAN FRANCISCO May 19 AP Another 352 marines are scheduled to arrive Monday on rotation from Korea aboard the navy transport President Jackson. They will bring to 4,725 the number of marines rotated since the program began in March. The army also reports four ships carrying more than 6,300 veterans have left Far East ports under a rotation program. Two ships have landed soldiers on the West Coast since late April, with at least two more expected to arrive by month’s end at Seattle and San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Korea
Navy
Jackson
Army
Washington
Seattle
Crash Coverage To Be Permitted
Dayton report on military plane crashes notes civilian guards will allow news crews access to crash scenes on private property after objections by the Dayton Journal Herald. Lt Gen B W Chidlaw at Wright-Patterson AFB assured managing editor John Moore that coverage will be permitted following a May 8 B 26 crash 12 miles from the base.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
B. W. Chidlaw
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
John Moore
Dayton Journal Herald
Boy of 17 jailed on drink charge
A seventeen year old Glendale youth began a 30 day county jail term for possession of liquor after being convicted of drinking beer at the Shamrock Cafe. Justice C F Carden sentenced him and a Shamrock Cafe bartender was already punished. Eloise Thomas, a waitress at the Shamrock Cafe, faces trial for selling liquor to another 17 year old, set for 2 p.m. Monday.
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Gazette
Glendale
C. F. Carden
Carden
Shamrock Cafe
Eloise Thomas
Justice Carden
Safford Youth Graduates and Local Club Teas Report
In Safford May 19 five Seagulls Mormon youth graduates received certificates. Miss Joe Dee Merrill, Miss Darlene Birdne, Miss Robyn Barney, Miss Sylvia Smith, and Miss Joan Johns were lauded by primary president Mrs Florenia Allen and ward bishop Chester Peterson. Arcadia Chapter 9 Order of Eastern Star held its first silver tea at First Methodist Church with Masonic members in attendance. Janet Hicks and fellow Safford High juniors will attend national FHA workshop in Estes Park and state convention in Flagstaff. Mary Richards plans a summer music clinic at Arizona State College Tempe sponsored by the Safford Pilots Club.
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Safford Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Seagulls
Joe Dee Merrill
Darlene Birdne
Robyn Barney
Sylvia Smith
Joan Johns
Florenia Allen
Chester Peterson
ERS
Bowie
Willcox
Clifton
Morenci
Arcadia
Order of Eastern Star
Janet Hicks
Safford High School
Future Homemakers of America
Estes Park
Colo
Ann Anderson
Linda Lines
Gretta Curtis
Flagstaff
Mary Richards
Arizona State College
Tempe
Safford Pilots Club
Tempe Baccalaureate To Be Held Tomorrow
Tempe Union High School seniors will hold baccalaureate on the school lawn at 8 15 p m with processional by the band selections by senior ensemble and mixed quartet and sermons by Rev. Glenn Riddell Rev E H Williamson and others Also routines include scripture reading and benediction Maj Roy M Macleod wing chaplain at Williams Air Force Base will speak at a Methodist Men’s Club dinner at 6 p m tomorrow in the church hall with attendees from Arizona State College and base chaplain Lt Lowell Kock
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Tempe
Tempe Union High School
Clarence C. Gobbel
Carolyn Hand
Patricia Perkins
Mary LeBeau
Jack Christensen
Tommy Pyle
George A. Ross
Lloyd Groomer
Glenn Riddell
E. H. Williamson
Roy M. Macleod
Williams Air Force Base
Methodist Men’s Club
C. T. Jacob
3454Th Air Force Squadron
Arizona State College
Lowell Kock
Herbert Rudduck
Two Mesans to Receive Licenses to Preach
Two young First Methodist Church members in Mesa, Jack Wise and Dale Conrad, will receive local preacher licenses at 11 a.m. tomorrow enabling them to preach in any Methodist church. They plan further studies at Garrett Biblical Institute after graduating from Arizona State College in Tempe in June. A reception follows at 4 p.m. for the boys and their fiancées.
Teacher McLain Hearing Delayed By Attorney Agreement
BISBEE May 19 AP Hearing for Charles Bruce McLain Rucker Canyon school teacher charged with assaulting a 12 year old girl has been postponed to next week possibly Friday. Delay due to Henry Beumler Douglas attorney not yet agreeing to defend McLain. He is held without bond in Cochise County jail after arrest last Saturday. hunting had followed a night when the girl reported the assault during a school dance at Rucker School.
C O Donnaud Jr of Phoenix Dies
Charles Oscar Donnaud Jr aged 60 of 516 East Mulberry Street died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Rosary at 8 p m today Mercer Mortuary. Body to be sent to New Orleans for funeral services. Survived by daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs Stanley F Hartman a son in the navy his mother Mrs Charles Donnaud Sr a wife Lila Rose a sister Miss Delia Donnaud and brothers Albert and Sidney.
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Charles Oscar Donnaud, Jr
East Mulberry Street
Good Samaritan
Charles Donnaud, Sr
New Orleans
Lila Rose
Phoenix
Charles Donnaud
Navy
Delia Donnaud
Albert
Atlanta
Sidney
Fort Huachuca Opens for Armed Forces Day
Fort Huachuca was opened to the public as it reactivates for an expected 10,000 troops. The open house observed Armed Forces Day with about 300 officers and enlisted men preparing the post for occupation.
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Fort Huachuca
Huachuca
Kimball Elected Consul By WOW
David P. Kimball, member of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, was elected head consul of the Arizona New Mexico organization of Woodmen of the World at a meeting held yesterday in Flagstaff. Other officers named include Jess Weed of Glendale as junior head consul H F Dail of Tucson as head advisor Pat M Leon of Tucson as head banker Joe Shannon of Phoenix as head clerk and J Shuckhart of Phoenix as head escort.
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Flagstaff
David P. Kimball
Maricopa
Three Young People Hurt Riding On Motorcycle
Ten people were hurt in Central Arizona traffic incidents last night and today. A motorcycle crash on Central Avenue near Tonto Street injured three youths, Charles Hand 20, Ruby Mae Clark 14, and Bill Williams 16. Hand, an engineer for Five Points Ice, was left turning into a service station when struck by a northbound car driven by Donna Janson 20. The three were treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Central Avenue
Tonto Street
Charles R. Hand
West Tonto Street
Ruby Mae Clark
Bill Williams
South 12Th Street
Memorial Hospital
Bill Meigzer
Hand
Five Points Ice Company
Donna Janson
East Cambridge Avenue
Luke Air Force Base
Institution Deficiencies Blamed On All Citizens
Arizona public health delegates told by Dr Clarence Salsbury that state hospital shortcomings reflect all citizens and taxpayers. He urged higher per patient funding and a new legislative session to fund civil defense and public health salaries. Roy N. Jones was elected association president. other officers and sectional chairs were named.
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General Hospital
Roy N. Jones
Phoenix
State Health Department
Helene Bennett
Yuma
Frank R. Williams
Teresa Oakey
Tucson
Dora Knell Robinson
Beatrice Ezell
James P. Ward
American Public Health Association
China Admits Burma Move
In Rangoon, the Nation cited by AP says the Chinese embassy admits Red troop movements along Burma's border. Kung Tafei, first secretary, says there have been movements but no Peiping instructions on disposition. Burmese officials deny knowledge of Chinese massing. Police guard Rangoon's Chinese sector amid pro Kuomintang and pro Communist tensions.
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Burma
Nation
Kung Tafei
Peiping
Collapse Of Wing Caused Air Crash
India’s Parliament was told the July crash of an Indian National Airways plane that killed 22 people including five Americans was caused by port-wing collapse due to structural failure triggered by a thunderstorm.
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New Delhi
India
Indian National Airways
Rafi Ahmed Kidwai
Eastern Arizona Junior College Exhibit and Recital Tomorrow
The fifth annual arts exhibit and recital at Eastern Arizona Junior College is set for tomorrow in the administration building with drawings and designs shown at 2 30 p m and musical and literary works heard at 4 p m in the little theater The program on Wednesday at 7 p m features a modern American music concert in the college gymnasium performed by a band of students faculty and community musicians directed by Lew J Lewis The listed band members include Ina Clare Evans Lola Sue McClellan Aston McGrath David Meeker Maurice Mickelson Freeda Moody Janet Welker Kay Curtis Shirley Alder Keith Crockett Kay Ferrin Phil Wogaman Lyle Robinson Marian Brown Dennis Cluff Ben Gotham Naomi Hoopes Nan Mattice Bill Williams Billy Allred Gordon Kimball Bruce Harless Fred Hoopes J B Hoopes Bob Carter Joe Wells Katherine Costner Phyllis Haynie Jeanne Russell and Lyman Shreeve The performance will be open to the public and no admission will be charged.
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Lew J. Lewis
Ina
Clare Evans
Lola Sue McClellan
Aston McGrath
David Meeker
Maurice Mickelson
Freeda Moody
Janet Welker
Kay Curtis
Shirley Alder
Keith Crockett
Kay Ferrin
Phil Wogaman
Lyle Robinson
Marian Brown
Dennis Cluff
Ben Gotham
Naomi Hoopes
Nan Mattice
Bill Williams
Billy Allred
Gordon Kimball
Bruce Harless
Fred Hoopes
J. B. Hoopes
Bob Carter
Joe Wells
Katherine Costner
Phyllis Haynie
Jeanne Russell
Lyman Shreeve
Coolidge Library To Stay Open One Day Each Week
The Coolidge school library will remain open one day a week during summer vacation. Hours are 9:3 to 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. each Tuesday starting May 29. Parents must sign a card and assume responsibility for losses. The PTA organized the service. Mrs. Don Castlen chairs the reading and library committee.
Margaret H Hart Dies in Phoenix After Illness
Margaret H Hart aged 65 of 340 West Hazelwood Street died this morning in Good Samaritan Hospital after a three year illness. Born in Chicago she moved to Phoenix in 1937 from Seattle. She belonged to the Eastern Star in Billings Montana. Surviving are her husband John R Hart of Phoenix and a sister Anna Nelson of Billings. Funeral services will be arranged at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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Hazelwood Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chicago
Hart
Phoenix
Seattle
Wash
Eastern Star
Billings
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Anna Nelson
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Estimated Communist losses in Korea reach 904,788
The army reports total enemy casualties in Korea at 904,788, increasing by 11,126 since the April 30 report. The figure reflects ongoing assessments of Communist losses as the conflict continues.
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Éhekeent Alane
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