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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1951

Page

4

Bradley Warns Russians Might Move Into Iran

General Omar Bradley told senators there is danger of the Russians moving into Iran and starting another aggression. He cautioned the risks while answering questions on Korea policy during the joint inquiry into General MacArthur's dismissal. He noted Iran's oil fields are strategic and could affect Europe if seized.

Bradley Iran Washington Omar Bradley Brewster Senate Douglas MacArthur Joint Chiefs of Staff Korea Yugoslavia Indochina Europe Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees MacArthur Truman U. S Formosa

Acheson Says U S Willing To Negotiate

Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the United States would take part in any United Nations talks with Red China to settle the Korean War. He noted no policy change despite Assistant Secretary Dean Rusk’s controversial remark that Peiping is not Chinese.

Washington Dean Acheson United States United Nations Peiping Acheson New York Dean Rusk Rusk Formosa China U. S

Sustain MacArthur Pepfest Draws Sparse Crowd

A citizens group rented Carnegie Hall for a MacArthur pep fest but only 39 attendees turned up. Chairman Mrs Glass Edwards blamed poor turnout after distributing 1700 tickets priced 1 to 2 40. MacArthur was not invited and Hall officials said she paid 750 for the hall and 150 for 40 staff on duty.

New York Sustain MacArthur Carnegie Hall Glass Edwards General MacArthur Edwards

12 per cent income tax boost okayed

Washington May 23 AP The House Ways and Means Committee approved a flat 12 percent increase for individual income taxes and a boost in the excess profits tax on corporations In a stormy session party line votes produced the changes amid Republican grievances Rep Simpson Pa and Rep Reed NY noted a major row The revenue projected remains about 2.845 billion for a full year under either plan

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Simpson Reed New York

Strachey Visits Troops in Germany on Tour

British War Secretary John Strachey arrived in Duesseldorf to inspect British occupation troops and begin a three day tour through Germany.

Duesseldorf Germany INS John Strachey

Hundreds Continue Girl Hunt In Orange County

The search for 10 year old Patricia Hull stretches across remote Orange County areas as deputies and volunteers include marines and Boy Scouts. Sheriff Musick directs the probe after Henry Ford McCracken, held on kidnapping suspicions, questions continue. Blood found at the cabin is being tested for Patricia’s type while authorities plan to drag water behind Peters and Santiago Dams. A grand jury was called for Friday to consider murder kidnapping and child stealing indictments.

Santa Ana Calif Patricia Jean Hull Orange County James A. Musick Henry Ford McCracken McCracken Patricia Musick Peters Dam Santiago Dam James L. Davis

Chinese To Sell India 400000 Tons Wheat

San Francisco May 23 AP reports the Chinese Communists announced an agreement to sell 400000 tons of grain to India, signed at Peiping yesterday.

India San Francisco Peiping

Four Engine Plane Crashes In Indiana Tragedy

A four engine transport plane crashed and burned near New Lisbon Indiana. Police said 12 aboard were unaccounted for with some survivors reported. The Wright Field based aircraft took off on an experimental flight hours earlier. Ambulances rushed to the field as a large smoke cloud rose, weather described as fair but windy.

Indiana New Lisbon Ind Wright Field Dayton Ohio New Castle Lok ¥ Aile Ams Newele

What Noted People Are Saying What Noted People Are Saying

International News Service reports comments from three prominent figures. Representative Cooley urges consuming more poultry and fish to lower beef prices. Senator Russell criticizes democratic process when sensitive information is disclosed. Senator Kefauver, dubbed father of the year, defends a reasoning approach over punishment.

New York Kefauver Tenn

Incorporation Vote Sought At Scottsdale

Petition drives seek Scottsdale incorporation with two groups filing petitions to call an election. George H. Thomas reports 80 property taxpayers signed the Scottsdale group’s tally while George D. Locke’s delegation cites over 300 signatures from fewer than 400 taxpayers. An election deemed the fair method to decide the issue.

Scottsdale George H. Thomas George D. Locke Thomas Malcolm

Third U. S. Sailor Dies After Wonsan Duel

Tokyo May 23 United States Navy announced a third American sailor has died from wounds suffered in the clash between US warships and Communist shore batteries at Wonsan on Korea's east coast. Eleven other crewmen of the battleship New Jersey and destroyer Brinkley Bass remain hospitalized.

Tokyo United States Wonsan Korea Navy New Jersey Brinkley Bass

Allied drive in Korea gains ground across 70 mile front

In central Korea the American Second Division and allied troops pushed four to six miles, seizing Hangye and cutting the Communist supply line around Soksa. Marines and other units advanced, while Chinese forces retreated across the Soyang and Naechon rivers as Lt Gen Almond announced a broad offensive, indicating the enemy withdrawal along the front.

Tokyo Korea Hangye Chunchon Soksa Naechon Hangey Pungnam Tromangye Seoul U. S. First Marine Soyang River Eighth Army Edward M. Almond U. S Almond 10Th

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