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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1951

Page

2

Ferrer Denies Communist Ties in House Hearing

Jose Ferrer, Puerto Rican born actor and Oscar winner for Cyrano de Bergerac, testified before the House on American Activities Committee that he is not a Communist or sympathizer. He warned participation in front activities could be seen as sympathy if not explained, stressing innocent people being drawn into causes.

Washington Jose Ferrer House On American Activities Committee Hollywood Ferrer

Military leaders defend policy on MacArthur and Korea

Chairman Bradley testified before Senate committees on MacArthur's dismissal and the ongoing Korean War. He said military leaders seek political guidance but aim to contain the conflict, oppose Formosa falls, and maintain a blockade and bombing caution with China. He noted the strategic value of Japan, Okinawa, Formosa, and the Philippines as bulwarks.

Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Douglas MacArthur United Nations Mulitary Red China Formosa MacArthur China Russia United States Siberia Far East Vladivostok San Francisco Los Angeles Japan Okinmawa Philippines

Selenger Remembered From Page One Shooting Ace and Aerojets Leader

Native of San Jose and Mountain View resident Colonel Selenger rose as the Aerojets most prominent flyer. A Santa Clara University alumnus and former coach, he logged 240 combat hours across 51 missions in World War II earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and eight Oak Leaf clusters. The 1948 Aerojets, relocated to Germany, included Majors Jen sen and Bolt and Capt. Tomlinson with Capt. Smolen forming a new unit before Maj. Carr led the team.

Aerojets Germany Howard W. Jensen Jones E. Bolt Robert C. Tomlinson Michael Smolen Williams Air Force Flying Training Command Waco Tex Smolen California Stockton Field 325Th Italy Selenger Phoenix Truman Elgin Air Force Base Florida

Export Ban Ordered Amid Russia Trade Concerns

The United States on May 22 prohibited exports of strategic materials to Western German firms or individuals involved in illegal trade with Russia or its satellites, signaling tighter controls on German businesses.

Washington United States Russia

Taft and Douglas clash over methods in anti communism policy

Senators Robert A. Taft and Paul H. Douglas voiced broad agreement on fighting communism but disagreed on approaches. speaking at the American Assembly at Arden New York they debated priorities in arms and foreign policy, with Taft urging air and sea power and Douglas favoring strong support for China while noting limits of defense spending.

Europe Douglas Taft Korea United States U. S Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia Atlantic Pact Army Arden W. Averell Harriman

Red China Blockade Urged In Congress

Representative O K Armstrong from Missouri urged a complete blockade of Communist China and said he would introduce a resolution for Congress to endorse such action He recently returned from a Far East trip including Formosa and the Chinese Nationalist refuge

Washington O. K. Armstrong China Congress Armstrong Far East Formosa

When radio cards and TV ads changed conversation with hosts

A nostalgic voice recalls talking back to radio hosts in earlier years, switching to polite silence as family life and later television adopted on screen advertising. The piece notes how audience interaction faded, replaced by screen messages urging smoking and bright smiles from actresses, while the speaker laments the shift from dialogue to passive viewing.

Comic Strip Artist Clifford McBride Dies at 50

Clifford McBride, creator of Napoleon and Uncle Elby, died at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena after a heart ailment. Born in Minneapolis, he moved to Pasadena at 12 and began drawing for the Los Angeles Times in the early 1920s, gaining fame for his quixotic dog Napoleon and his portly master Uncle Elby.

Pasadena Calif Clifford McBride Napoleon Uncle Elby Huntington Memorial Hospital Flintridge Minneapolis Minn McBride Los Angeles Times Elby Elby Eastman Plattesville Wis

Iran Rallies Unite Moslems and Reds to Oppose Foreign Oil Interests

In Tehran on May 22, Iranian Moslem religious leaders and the Communist underground joined mass rallies urging rejection of foreign oil interests. They vow to expel British and American influence as tensions rise over Iran's oil, reflecting broad anti foreign sentiment and calls for national sovereignty.

Tehran Iran Britain United States

Red River floods threaten Cooke County Texas area

The Red River swelled by heavy rains flooding over 4000 acres in Cooke County Texas. Traffic on the Dallas to Oklahoma City highway slowed as the 26.2-foot crest neared. A Brownwood tornado and Abilene windstorm caused damage. one man injured by a collapsing roof.

Gainesville Tex Oklahoma Texas Cooke County Brownwood Abilene W. C. Daniels Midland Herman Coker Dallas Oklahoma City Sayre Okla Red River Michigan City Ind

Floodwaters strand City as UP tracks submerged

Highways on three sides of the city lie under water with 275 miles west of Kansas City. A foot of water covers the Kansas to Denver Union Pacific Railroad tracks and the UP depot. Calls for help go to nearby towns as Police Captain Roy coordinates rescue by boat.

City Kansas City Kansas Denver Union Pacific UP Depot Roy

Rescue teams aid flood stricken town after threat passes

Hester and four Great Bend firefighters joined 20 Russell Chamber of Commerce members to assist in a flood response in a nearby city. The danger has passed. In Ellis, Night Police Officer Clarence O'Rouke reported a car carrying four people swept off a road four miles west of Hays. The driver escaped but could not find the others.

Hester Great Bend Kan Russell, Kan

Big Liners Tied Up By New York Fog

Fog blanketed New York Harbor forcing two large liners to heave to off Ambrose Lightship as shipping halted. The Queen Elizabeth and the Ile De France were due to dock early, delaying passenger traffic.

New York Fog New York Ambrose Queen Elizabeth Ile de France

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