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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1951

Page

3

Navy Chief Backs U N Sea Blockade of China

Admiral Forrest Sherman urged an effective United Nations naval and commercial blockade against Red China while warning the U S should not act alone. He testified to a Senate inquiry on General MacArthur's dismissal, saying U N backing would deter Russia and boost regional resistance to communism.

Washington Forrest P. Sherman United Nations Red China United States Sherman Russia U.N Senate Douglas MacArthur China U. N Formosa

Communists Hit Back At Allies In Korean Front

In rain and mud on the 120 mile Korean front, Communist troops launched counterattacks seven miles north of the 38th Parallel while UN infantry pressed toward Chorwon Kumhwa. Ridgway said Reds still have 15 divisions available and nearly 10,000 Chinese prisoners were taken since late April as Allied forces advanced on multiple sectors.

Tokyo United Nations Matthew B. Ridgway 38Th Parallel U. N Red Chorwon-Kumhwa Seventh Division Inje Westcentral Korea Chorwon Yonchon Kumhwa Ridgway Reds Eighth Army

Memorial Day Remembers War Dead Around Nation

The nation marked its 83rd Memorial Day with ceremonies in churches and cemeteries as troops in Korea and Europe honored fallen comrades. Lt Gen James A Van Fleet paid tribute in Korea while President Syngman Rhee spoke in rain at Seoul. Allied nations and troops joined services from Luxembourg to Berlin as Truman's delegation attended Arlington events.

Arlington National Cemetery Department of Defense James A. van Fleet Eighth Army Korea Syngman Rhee Rhee Europe America Luxembourg Belgium Italy Netherlands France England Berlin Truman Potomac River Chesapeake Bay White House

Project Fees Seek To Hike Users' Costs

California senators Knowland and Nixon proposed amendments to fund the Central Arizona Project by making irrigation districts shoulder all distribution costs and 25 percent of main canals and pumping plants. Hayden and McFarland defended the project as a key water plan, with a vote delayed until next Tuesday.

Washington California Arizona William F. Knowland Richard Nixon Senate Tral Arizona Knowland Carl Hayden Ariz Ernest W. McFarland

Legion Chief Urges Unity During Memorial Day Address

Norfolk May 30 AP Erle Cocke Jr national commander of the American Legion urged unity in a Memorial Day address at the United Confederate Veterans reunion He called for settling the policy debate and uniting to build a strong defense within a sound economy to win or defend peace.

Norfolk Erle Cocke, Jr American Legion United Confederate Veterans

Rescuers Stir Dig For 62 Buried Miners

Rescuers worked through the night at Easington colliery nine miles south of Sunderland after an explosion trapped 79 miners 900 feet underground. Sixteen bodies were recovered and two men were saved. One rescue worker died, and a badly injured miner died in hospital. King George VI and the queen expressed deepest sympathy to families.

Easington England Newcastle King George VI Queen

Judgment Error Kills 26 in Hong Kong Crash

A pilot's misjudgment caused the Pacific Overseas Siam Airlines crash on March 11 in Hong Kong, killing 26 people, according to a newly released report.

Hong Kong Pacific Overseas Siam Airlines

Brush Blazes Uncontrolled in Chiri

Douglas May 30 AP reports 100 acres of brushland blazing near timberland in the Chiricahua Mountains. District Ranger John S. Bower received the report last night. Motorists on U S Highway 80 alerted officials from about 35 miles east. Early scene notes say the fire remains uncontrolled and not yet in mountain timber.

Douglas Chiricahua Mountains John S. Bower Here

Memorial Day Tribute Honors Fallen Arizonans

Memorial Day observances across Arizona included ceremonies at the Frank Luke statue in Phoenix and a Catholic Mass at Encanto Park. Maj. Paul C. McCandless urged reflection on war’s price as Gold Star Mothers attended. local veterans groups and Chinese Chamber of Commerce members paid respects at cemeteries while Luke AFB pilots flew overhead.

Phoenix Valley Frank Luke State Capitol 17Th Ave Washington Encanto Park Paul C. McCandless Luke Air Force Base Capitol Gold Star A. L. Krohn Tempe Beth Israel Albert Braun OFM Frank Luke Jr William J. McLoughlin St. Francis Xavier’s Maj James W. Griffith Luke Chinese Chamber of Commerce

Blair’s World Flight Enters Final Leg Toward New York City

Seattle May 30 AP Charles Blair flew from Ladd Air Force Base Fairbanks Alaska toward New York City completing the Oslo to Fairbanks leg non stop in a converted Mustang. He planned a nine hour to Idlewild flight with 175 gallons remaining. He noted transmitter failure blocked word from the beam but the flight went as planned. His cross polar mail for Damon Runyon Cancer Fund will be auctioned in New York City.

Seattle Charles Blair Ladd Air Force Base Fairbanks Alaska Oslo Norway New York City North Pole Blair Idlewild Pan American Whitehorse Y. T Pan American Airways Ladd Base Globe Pole Damon Runyon

Vacation Contest Closes Friday Night

The Gazette announces the Vacation Contest officially closes Friday night inviting readers who have not entered to try for a chance at week long, expense paid vacations. Details are on Page 21.

Gazette

Florida Driver Sets New 40 Lap Record at Indianapolis

Lee Wallard from Tampa Fla set a 40 lap pace in the Indianapolis 500 leading the first 100 miles. He averaged 130.625 mph, surpassing Johnnie Parsons 1950 record of 125.019 mph for 40 laps. Bobby Ball faced tire and fuel injector fire issues but returned to race.

Indianapolis Lee Wallard Tampa Fla Wallard Belanger Johnnie Parsons Bobby Ball Ball Duke Nalon Jack McGrath Cecil Green Houston Tex Walt Faulkner Long Beach Calif

Alarm System Found Worth Half Its Price

City of Phoenix contracted to pay 703 567 for a fire alarm system worth 328 116 40. City had paid 287 123 52 before work stopped over a year ago after new city council took office. Trial before Judge Ling involved Gamewell Company suing for 300 000 and city countersuing for 283 123. Weather notes and car race details follow in the page.

Phoenix United States District Court Dave W. Ling Edward A. Brass Norwood Gamewell Company Upper Newton Falls Mass Mewell Company Ray Wilson Gamewell

Boy Dies In Canal Tragedy Near Buckeye Road

Dennis Yandell nine drowned in Roosevelt Irrigation District Canal near Lateral 16% south of Buckeye Road. His friend Dick Ayers ten tried to help then summoned aid as deputies and posse members searched the 6 to 12 foot wide, over six foot deep canal.

Dennis Yandell Roosevelt Irrigation District Lateral Buckeye Road Bernie Yandell Maricopa Bureau of Reclamation Yandell Dick Ayers W. Tonto Ayers O. Z. Alford Bob Heck Westside Sheriff's Posse Alford

Uncle Sam Tries Scooters To Ease Mailmen Task

The Post Office Department tests three wheel motor scooters to speed mail delivery. Trials began in Miami and will expand to Washington and other cities. Eleven scooter builders participate with fifteen models tested for cost, efficiency, and carrier comfort.

Uncle Sam Washington Post Office Miami Donaldson

CIO Urges Price Control Act Extension

The CIO accuses big business of bribing labor to scuttle price controls and share the loot. Carey cites NAM and the U S Chamber of Commerce as guilty, urging Congress to extend the Defense Production Act to curb inflation impacting the arms program. Marshall says inflation adds about 7 billion yearly to military costs within the 35 billion plan.

Washington CIO James B. Carey Senate Banking Committee National Association of Manufacturers U.S. Chamber of Commerce Carey Congress Senate House Secretary of Defense Marshall

Note Seeks Impasse End At Paris Conference

Informal sources said today Britain the United States and France agreed to send a note to Russia in an effort to end the deadlock of the Paris conference of foreign ministers deputies.

London Britain United States France Russia Paris Conference of Foreign Ministers

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