Baptist College to Buy Phoenix Tract for New Campus
Grand Canyon College plans move from Prescott to Metropolitan Phoenix with an 80 000 purchase for 78 acre site at 35th Avenue and West Camelback Road. Trustees, led by Vernon E. Shipp and Gerald A. Hall, project 200 students by September and a quarter million dollar expansion funded over three years.
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Esther Clark
Phoenix
Grand Canyon College
Leroy Smith
Prescott
35Th Avenue
West Camelback Road
Vernon E. Shipp
Grand Canyon College Corporation
Gerald A. Hall
Winslow
Board of Trustees
E. V. Welch
Mary Irene Kimbley Welch
The
Valley National Bank
Baptist General Convention of Arizona
North
First Avenue
Smith
What Noted People Are Saying
Washington Representative Cooley of North Carolina argues consumers should shift from high priced beef to poultry or fish to drive beef prices down. Senator Russell of Georgia, chairing the MacArthur dismissal probe, says democracy is hampered when enemies acquire information he prefers they not have.
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Washington
Cooley
N. C
House Agriculture Committee
Russell
D., Ga
Senatorial Committee
MacArthur
12 1/2 Percent Income Tax Boost Okayed
In a stormy session the House Ways and Means Committee approved a flat 12 1/2 percent increase for individual income taxes and a higher excess profits tax on corporations. The move, passed strictly along party lines, shifts revenue estimates similar to the earlier plan. Smaller earners would see lighter relative relief under the new rate, while higher earners face larger tax bites.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
U N Advance Presses as Reds Retreat on Korea Front
Allied forces pushed forward along a 70 mile front from Hangye to Seoul as Chinese and North Korean units pulled back toward the 38th parallel. U S Second Division and First Marine Division led hard fought advances capturing Hangye and advancing to Soksa while other divisions crossed the Naechon River and widened the pursuing line. General Almond said the 10th Corps was on the offensive with strong progress and the enemy was unable to sustain his push.
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Pyongyang
U. S
Central
Korea
Hangye
Chunchon
Naechon
Hangey
Pungnam
Seoul
U. S. First Marine
Soyang River
Eighth Army
Edward M. Almond
Almond
10Th
Key Advisers Didn’t Press MacArthur Ouster
General Omar N. Bradley told the Senate committee that none of President Truman’s key advisers pressed for the firing of General Douglas MacArthur. He declined to name individuals and described limited progress toward ending the Korean War, while acknowledging U s constraints against Russian moves elsewhere. Bradley testified on MacArthur’s dismissal amid ongoing questions about strategy and allied actions in Asia.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wiley
Wis
MacArthur
Senate
Korea
Iran
United States
U. S
Connally
Tex
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Hundreds Continue Girl Hunt in Orange County
The search for missing 10 year old Patricia Jean Hull expanded into remote mountain areas as volunteers marines and deputies combed the county. Sheriff Musick said water behind two dams will be dragged while interrogation of suspect Henry Ford McCracken continues. Blood found in his cabin is being tested for Patricia, and investigators note McCracken once drove a truck in the area.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Patricia Jean Hull
Orange County
James A. Musick
Henry Ford McCracken
MccCracken
McCracken
Patricia
Musick
Santiago
Costs Up, Union Gets Pay Boost
A million auto workers were assured of a three cent hourly increase based on rises in the Cost-of-Living Index since January. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported little change between March 15 and April 15 in the index, but enough rise earlier to grant the raise with a rent allowance agreed by General Motors Ford Chrysler and the United Auto Workers. The April 15 index stood at 184.5 percent of the 1935-39 average on the old basis, and 184.6 percent on the new style index, just 0.1 percent above March 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United Auto Workers
Sustain MacArthur Committee Draws 39 At Carnegie Hall
A New York citizens group rented the 2,760 seat Carnegie Hall for an event last night but attendance was only 39. Chairwoman Mrs Glass Edwards blamed the poor turnout while noting 1,700 tickets were sold at prices from 1 to 2.40 dollars. General MacArthur was not invited. The hall was paid 750 dollars plus 50 pounds for 40 staff on duty.
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New York
Sustain MacArthur
Carnegie Hall
Glass Edwards
General MacArthur
Plane Falls Burns Killing At Least Six In Indiana
An air force C-184 four motor cargo plane from Patterson Field Ohio crashed on a farm near New Lisbon Indiana killing at least six aboard and leaving five survivors with burns and serious injuries. Captain John M Christenson said 13 aboard with two unaccounted for. Survivors were taken to Henry County Hospital New Castle. Local details describe a road of burning debris and a forced landing attempt.
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New Lisbon
Ind
Air Force
Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
John M. Christenson
Christenson
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Jack Sowers
William Snell
James Stelyn
Cassius Zedaker
Wilford Thompson
RFC Office Aide Quits By Request
Frank Prince assistant manager in the Office of Loans at the Reconstruction Finance Corporation resigned at the request of administrator W Stuart Symington. Prince said he left his post May 10 in a telephone interview from his Baltimore home.
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Washington
Frank Prince
Office of Loans
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. Stuart Symington
Prince
Baltimore
Incorporation Vote Sought At Scottsdale
Petitions filed with county supervisors seek an election on Scottsdale becoming a town. An election committee led by George H. Thomas notes 80 signatures, above the required 10 percent, while another delegation headed by Attorney George D. Locke cites over 300 signatures from fewer than 400 taxpayers. Supervisors refer petitions to the county attorney for proper procedure.
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Scottsdale
George H. Thomas
George D. Locke
Thomas
Malcolm White
C. W. Miller
Jack Sweeney
Jack Troutmiller
Locke
Mort Kimsey
John Shoeman
Wesley Segner
Sarah Willmoth
W. W. Dick
al Lindsey
E. G. Scott
Joe Willmoth
E. W. Duhame
Third U S Sailor Dies From Wonsan Duel Wounds
Tokyo May 23 A third American sailor has died of wounds from a duel between U S warships and Communist shore batteries at Wonsan on Korea s east coast The Navy announced today Eleven other crewmen of the battleship New Jersey and the destroyer Brinkley Bass remain treated for wounds
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Tokyo
United States
Wonsan
Korea
Navy
New Jersey
Brinkley Bass
Federal commission blocks Western Union rate hike
The Federal Communications Commission temporarily blocks a proposed general increase in Western Union telegraph rates. Senator Moody says Truman supports Price Administrator DiSalle and the beef price rollback order after a White House conference. Representative Brooks notes U S has developed an atomic artillery shell for Korea. Brannan says he hopes the boss Truman will run again in 1952.
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Federal Communications Commission
Western Union
Moody
D., Mich
White House
Truman
DiSalle
Brooks
House Armed Services Committee
United States
Korea
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Government payroll rises by fifty three thousand five hundred
The federal government's payroll increased by 53,205 persons in March, reaching a total of 2,361,806, per the Civil Service Commission.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Baseball scores and matchups in American League and National League
AMERICAN LEAGUE results show St Louis and Boston producing limited scoring while Detroit defeated New York. Meg, Mee, Boies listed as players. National League notes New York and Chicago scoreless, Maglie and Westrum involved. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati while Heintzelman and Seminick contributed for the visitors. Brooklyn scheduled for night game against Pittsburgh.
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Johnson
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Moss
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Byrne
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Ira
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Westrum
Minner
Walker
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Heintzelman
Seminick
Ramsdell
Promesa
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Greasy Thumb) Guzik
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