Bobby Ball Qualifies For Indianapolis Classic At 134 Mph
Bobby Ball of Phoenix drives the Blakely Oil Special to 134.098 mph in the Memorial Day 500 mile trials at Indianapolis, earning ninth fastest time though Jimmy Bryan loses a potential spot after Bob Sweikart posts 131.224 mph. Bryan may miss race unless relief entry becomes possible amid late eliminations. Baylis Levrett also fails to qualify behind Chet Miller’s 135.798 mph Novi Purelube Special.
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Indianapolis
Bobby Ball
Phoenix
Jimmy Bryan
Ball
Bryan
Bob Sweikart
Hayward
Calif
Bayliss Levrett
Glendale
Chet Miller
Cool Air Mass To Alleviate Phoenix Heat
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts a cool air mass traveling toward Arizona will drop Phoenix daytime temperatures to about 102 degrees tomorrow after record high heat over the weekend. Record highs included 114 in Yuma, 112 in Phoenix Saturday, and 110 at the downtown Phoenix station yesterday.
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Phoenix
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
Louis R. Jurwitz
Yuma
Gila Bend
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Payson
Prescott
What Noted People Are Saying By International News Service
Bremerhaven Germany Gen Alphonse Pierre Juin of France addresses troops of the U S Fourth Infantry Division who arrived in Europe as part of the Atlantic Alliance army Your arrival is a further proof of the will of your great country to defend western civilization Boston Senator Saltonstall R Mass says Europe must be defended if World War Three is not to result
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Boston
Saltonstall
Mass
Europe
Democrats Aim to Draft 1952 Governor Candidate
State Democratic leaders seek to nominate a governor candidate for the 1952 primary without opposition to avoid internal split. Steve Langmade cites GOP tactics used to place Howard Pyle in their primary, referencing past Democratic disputes after last September’s governor race with Ann Frohmiller and five male rivals.
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Herb Nelson
Democratic Party
Howard Pyle
Steve Langmade
State Democratic Central Committee
National Democratic Committee
Denver
Langmade
Ann Frohmiller
Frohmiller
Reds Stiffen as UN Troops Break Reds Across Parallel
Tokyo dispatch reports UN forces pushing deeper into North Korea after capturing 3,016 Communist prisoners Sunday and another 2,000 last week. General Van Fleet says Chinese troops lost their nerve and retreated, while the Allied advance breaks the 38th Parallel across a 125 mile front with several prongs toward Sakchang and Inje.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Red Korea
James A. van Fleet
U. S
U. N. Grourisf
U. S. Eighth Army
Hwachon
U. N
Inje
North Korea
38Th Parallel
Huon
Hangye
van Fleet
Korea
38Th
Stealing Tools Nabbed Joy Riding Attempt Nipped
Two liquor control agents stopped a theft in progress at 1641 E Van Buren arresting three men stealing a $45 drill and $25 in tools belonging to electrician John R. Roberts Jr. In a separate incident a Phoenician surprised four boys aged 14 to 16 trying to steal Wendell Galant’s car near 2000 E Van Buren and they were sent to juvenile authorities.
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George Dowell
Frank G. Klinder
E. van Buren
John R. Roberts, Jr
W. Glenrosa
Wendell Galant
E. Polk
Arizona War Dead Total 104 In Korea Fight
Arizona reports 104 dead in the Korean War as Memorial Day rites approach. Sgt. Richard Salazar, killed April 26, left behind a wife in Phoenix. Turner of Tucson, the 100th Arizonan to die, killed April 25. Three more privates died and a Marine corporal was wounded. names and origins span from Superior to Phoenix and Tucson.
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Arizona
United Nations
Korea
Richard Salazar
S. 22Nd Ave
Pacific
Sergeant Salazar
San Luis Valley
Colo
San Francisco
Salazar
Army
Japan
Ronald L. Turner
H. E. McFerrin
Tucson
Turner
Elgin
Algonquin
Douglas Mac
Arthur
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Jesus C. Bazan
Faustino Bazan
Harry Miguel
Wallace Miguel
California Moves To Strike Central Arizona Project Bill
California senators push to strike the central Arizona Project language and replace it with a Supreme Court test of the Colorado River dispute. The debate opens amid opposition from Knowland and Nixon while McFarland emphasizes the project’s necessity for legal resolve and economic stakes.
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California
Arizona
U. S. Supreme Court
Winifred N. Gall
Washington
Senate
United States Supreme Court
William Knoweland
Richard Nixon
Colorado
House
Congress
McFarland
Air Force Chief Says Manchuria Bombing Not Feasible
General Hoyt Vandenberg told a Senate inquiry that the U S Air Force is stretched on a shoestring and cannot currently adopt Douglas MacArthur's plan to bomb Red bases in Manchuria. He spoke of a negotiated Korea peace being possible without such bombing and said the force would need roughly double its present strength to pursue that strategy. He supported not bombing north of the Yalu and concurred with MacArthur's orders to limit action to the south.
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Washington
Hoyt Vandenberg
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
Senate
MacArthur
Vandenberg
Korea
Air Force
U. S. Air Force
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Far East
U. S.S
United States Air Force
Yalu River
Alarm System Price Too High Court Told
The city of Phoenix faces a lawsuit from Gamewell Co. over a $703,567 fire alarm contract. City counsel plans to recall Edward Brass to testify on the contract’s cost and value, with W H Holden also set to testify on completion costs and total value. Gamewell seeks $300,000 plus, while Phoenix counters with a $283,123 claim alleging state law and charter violations.
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Len Welch
Phoenix
United States District Court
Harathic Aftarmath
RWG
Callus
Gamewell Company
Edward A. Brass
Norwood
Brass
W. H. T. Holden
Pasadena
Calif
Gamewell
Russia denies peace feelers with United States
International service reports quote Russia’s envoy as saying peace feelers to the United States are completely groundless. The army seeks 15,000 draftees in July as Congress finalizes an appropriation bill totaling 6.44 billion dollars for national defense and related work.
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Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United States
Army
Congress
Markets At A Glance Shows Mixed Stock, Bond Movements
Markets at a glance indicate a moderate rally in some bonds with irregular changes as hedging and liquidity shift. Chicago markets show selling on Korean markets while soybeans fall and oats slip. Hog futures rise up to 25 cents, cattle prices vary with tops around 39.50, and corn softens.
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Chicago Woo
Hollywood Guide for Readers Page and Sports Listings
Page guides readers to Hollywood features and radio program listings for the season. It notes sections in Woman's Page and Sports pages with page numbers 18 and 19. The item highlights the publication’s reader guide and cross references to entertainment and sports features.
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Page Hollywood
Robb
Rnbow
Gazette Series To Illustrate Swim Lessons
The Phoenix Gazette will run five illustrated Learn To Swim hints starting tomorrow through Saturday in collaboration with the Learn To Swim program, sponsored by the Gazette, the American Red Cross and the YMCA. The program began today in Tempe and Glendale, expanding to 15 city pools including Sunnyslope, Avondale and Litchfield Park next Monday. open to 8 to 14 year olds who do not know how to swim at no charge.
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Phoenix Gazette
The
Gazette
American Red Cross
YMCA
Tempe
Glendale
Sunnyslope
Avondale
Litchfield Park
Heard Building On Central Up For Sale
The Heard Building at 112 North Central, a Phoenix landmark, has been put on the market for 800000. The sale aligns with liquidating part of Anna B Heard’s estate. Samuel A Lerner is among potential buyers. The seven floor building houses offices and KTAR Radio. it once housed The Phoenix Gazette. The entire estate will not be sold. Mrs Heard died March 14.
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Heard
North Central
Phoenix
Anna B. Heard
Samuel A. Lerner
Lerner
Earls Dr
Kay
KTAR
Phoenix Gazette
The
Arizona Republic
Heard Museum
Little Theater
Runaway Boxcar Rams Five Autos in Los Angeles
A runaway boxcar in the Los Angeles industrial district killed one motorist, Leona Moon, 26, and injured 13 as it crashed into five parked cars. Yardman Waldo A. Brown, atop the boxcar, and coast guardsman James L. Salinas, 19, deterred further casualties by warning oncoming motorists during the three mile dash.
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Los Angeles
Leona Moon
Waldo A. Brown
Southern Pacific
Coast
Dionne Quintuplets Celebrate 7th Birthday Mass Welcome
Callander Ontario May 28 The Dionne quintuplets five sisters Yvonne Cecile Annette Marie and Emily marked their 17th birthday with a 7 o clock mass. They were awakened at 6 30 am by their father Oliva Dionne and joined by their mother and siblings for the early service.
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Callander
Ont
Dionne
Yvonne
Cecile
Annette
Marie
Emily
Papa Oliva Dionne
Flamingo Race Room Robbed in Las Vegas
Four armed robbers hit the Flamingo Hotel race room in Las Vegas stealing 3800 dollars from employees and patrons. Police quickly set up road blocks on all highways, noting the city’s few escape routes out of town.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Flamingo Hotel
Fitzpatrick Moved To Post In Frisco
R L Fitzpatrick of Phoenix is promoted to district sales manager for American Airlines in the San Francisco Oakland Bay Area effective July 1. He will move to San Francisco before July 1 and will oversee Northern California Oregon Washington British Columbia Alaska Hawaii and the Far East. Ralph Radcliffe will become Arizona state sales manager in Phoenix.
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R. L. Fitzpatrick
Phoenix
American Airlines
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area
A. R. Bone, Jr
Fitzpatrick
San Francisco
Maricopa County
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Far East
Ralph Radcliffe
Tucson
Bone
Radcliffe
Arizona
Douglas-Bisbee
National Foundation For
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