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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1951

Page

5

Farm Leader Would Cancel Price Controls

President Allan B. Kline of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged a bold anti inflation plan to end wage and price controls. He blamed inflation on psychology and cheap money and proposed production boosts, cutting non essential government spending, tighter credit, higher savings, bond sales to individuals, and higher taxes.

Washington Allan B. Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Kline Senate Banking Committee

Ben Gurion speaks at Hollywood Bowl on Israel’s strength

Israel's Prime Minister David Ben Gurion told 22 000 in Hollywood that Israel would defend democracy with all means and, apart from Turkey, is the strongest Middle East power. He linked immigrant mass to national greatness and noted 600 000 Jews admitted since independence, asserting Israelis can build a strong free country with the right resources.

Hollywood David Ben-Gurion Israel Turkey Middle East Hollywood Bowl United States America

General Collins Testifies in Korea War Hearings

General Collins appeared before the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees in a closed session as part of the MacArthur ouster inquiry. He spoke about Korea fighting, with censored portions, and details on frontline actions and Allied shifts.

MacArthur Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees Collins Miles Reber Army M. F. Gilchrist Russell Korea van Fleet Hickenlooper Soga Acheson Navy Air Force Morse Ore Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Courtney Whitney New York Whitney

Paris Expects Bradley Visit From U S Chief Of Staff

Authoritative military sources in Paris said General Omar N. Bradley, chairman of the United States Chiefs of Staff, is to arrive next week for undisclosed talks with Allied leaders on wartime strategy.

Paris Bradley Paris Omar N. Bradley United States Chiefs of Staff

Slaying Case Ties to Buena Park Motel Cabin Mystery

Autopsy revealed 15 head gashes and skull fractures likely from a heavy blade. McCracken, who showed no emotion, invoked his lawyer as investigators pressed for details. Patricia’s body lay 75 yards from the canyon road, found by two forest rangers, buried 18 inches deep, blood washed, in red sweater and blue jeans.

McCracken Buena Park Orange County George Chula Patricia Santiago Canyon Rochelle Gluskoter Los Angeles James Musick University of Southern California Gluskoter Hull Musick Canyon Road

Death by own action lesson ends tragically in Aurora

In Aurora Ontario on May 25 a 10 year old, Joe McLennan, threw a firecracker into a gasoline truck tank. The blast knocked him ten feet. Doctors said he was unhurt.

Aurora Ont Joe McLennan

Landsberg May 25 Mayhem Delays German War Criminal Executions

In Landsberg Germany May 25 a second stay of execution for seven German war criminals gave hope to families and West German officials. Judge Walter M. Bastian in Washington stalled the hangings for five days while reviewing the case. Wives wept at a hotel near the American War Crimes Prison as the stay arose one hour and one minute before the scheduled executions. West German officials in Bonn urged review of trial errors, while Vice-Chancellor Franz Blücher warned against nationalist legends if errors remained. The seven men include Oswald Pohl, Georg Schallermair, Paul Bloble, Werner Braune, Eric Naumann, Otto Ohlendorf, and Hans Schmidt.

Landsberg Germany Adolf Hitler Reich United States District Court Walter M. Bastian Washington, D. C Franz Bluecher U. S John J. McCloy Oswald Pohl Warsaw Ghetto Georg Schallermair Paul Bloble Kiev Werner Braune Eric Naumann Otto Ohlendorf Hans Schmidt Buchenwald

Bauxite Rich Province in Yugoslavia Displays Major Ore

Herzegovina in western Yugoslavia, along with adjacent Bosnia and the Dalmatian coast, contains more than a fifth of the world s known bauxite supply. The ore deposits are a key factor in aluminum production globally.

Herzegovina Yugoslavia Bosnia Dalmatian

Poor Suffering Cattlemen Move OPS Bid To Help

Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle won an $8 steak on a bet with Colorado congressman William Hill but will send it to “poor suffering cattlemen.” Hill offered the steak if DiSalle could prove a registered Republican held an OPS job in Colorado. DiSalle noted several Republicans work in OPS Colorado and said the money should aid Western cattlemen upset by beef price rollbacks.

New York Michael V. di Salle Colorado William S. Hill Colo DiSalle Sigma Delta Chi Capital Hill

Trawler Collision Off Grand Banks Causes Casualties

In dense fog off Newfoundland's Grand Banks two French trawlers collided. Ten crewmen are missing and two were confirmed dead as L'Aventure tows Ginette La Borgne survivors to port. Captain J Blanchard announced casualties as the ships docked with unknown numbers of survivors.

ST. Johns Newfoundland Grand Banks J. Blanchard L’aventure Ginette la Borgne

British Admiralty Head Quits Post

London May 25 AP Viscount Hall 69 resigns as first lord of the admiralty. Baron Pakenham 45 becomes successor and current civil aviation minister. Hall says no policy disagreement and wishes to make way for a younger person amid Britain’s rearmament program.

London Viscount Hall Admiralty Baron Pakenham Pakenham Attlee Hall Britain

Legend of Noah and the painting king fisher story

The tale praises a plain gray bird that gains blue green and red hues as it flies toward the sun after release from Noah's ark, framing a mythic transformation into a brilliant king fisher.

Hieroglyphic word origin from Greek meaning sacred carving

The term hieroglyphic derives from Greek roots meaning sacred carving. This etymology explains how ancient scripts were viewed as holy inscriptions carved into stone and laid out as written sacred language.

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