Kremlin may stop war as U S power grows says admiral
Admiral Forrest Sherman told a Senate inquiry that Russia could call off the Korea war at any time as the United States gains strength. He revised a United Nations naval blockade proposal and cited war risks in December tests. Sherman asserted the Kremlin might end the war if it chose, in answer to Senator Lodge questions.
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Kremlin
U. S
Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Russia
Korea
United States
Sherman
Naval Operations
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
State Acheson
United Nations
Red China
U. N
Pentagon
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Tokyo
Joint Chiefs
Chiang Kai-shek
Lodge
Mass
MacArthur
Hayden raps project view of California in river dispute
Senator Carl Hayden accuses California of stalling Colorado River development to swell its population and demand more water. He notes Los Angeles uses aqueduct water and claims seven million acre feet are wasted yearly to the sea. Hayden argues the project is needed to create a justiciable issue for a Supreme Court case.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
Ariz
California
Senate
Arizona
Hayden
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Reds Battle To Hold Main Supply Bases
Tokyo May 31 AP Red troops fighting with renewed fury halted American advances 13 miles from Chorwon and Kumhwa. UN forces gained control of the 275-foot Hwachon Dam as front lines stretched 125 miles with slow gains or sharp clashes. Twelve Red jets attacked U S B 29s, eight F 86s intercepted two downed Russian-type jets. Americans pressed toward Chorwon as Chinese counterattacks around Yondhon and Yonchon intensified, with two Chinese divisions likely in the area.
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Tokyo
Chorwon
Kumhwa
U. S
Korea
Inje
Yondhon
Seoul
Yonchon
John Randolph
No Man’s Land
U. N
Whirlpool In River Traps 4 Swimmers
Four swimmers near Granite Reef on Salt River were trapped in a whirlpool during a Memorial Day outing. Richard Pratt, 9, and Jack Grambley, 10, both from Mesa, with two rescuers who were pulled in faced exhaustion before Guy Morgan rescued them. No warning signs were reported at the dam.
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Granite Reef
Salt River
C. W. Pratt
N. Richland
Richard
Jack Grambley
East Third St
Mesa
Doctor Edwin Bakes of Phoenix Dies at 72
Dr Edwin C Bakes an eye ear nose and throat surgeon and Phoenix resident since 1912 died at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 72 after a stroke suffered while on duty as civilian examiner for the army induction station He was born in Vevay Ind a Louisville graduate and served as a World War I captain in the medical corps He leaves three brothers and widow Grace Services will be arranged at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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Edwin C. Bakes
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Doctor Bakes
Army
Vevay
Ind
University of Louisville
Veterans Administration
W. Moreland
Arizona Club
Phoenix Country Club
American Medical Association
Maricopa County Medical Society
Arizona State Medical Association
Bakes
Grace
Fred Bakes
Holly Wood
Calif
Maj
Hiram Bakes
Kent
Ohio
Charles Bakes
Rising Sun
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
End Bickering Over Agenda Ends Powers' Bid for Talks
Paris May 31 The Big Three Western powers urged Moscow to set a foreign ministers conference in Washington July 23 without further delays. They delivered notes to Soviet Deputy Andrei Gromyko seeking a four power meeting while excluding the North Atlantic Treaty from discussion. Three agendas were offered with the Westerns preferring the second focusing on causes of tension armaments Germany Austria Trieste the Italian peace treaty and preventing aggression.
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Paris
Moscow
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rose Marble Palace
Gromyko
Joseph Stalin
London
Stalin
Germany
Austria
Trieste
Guzik to Enter Plea of Mental Sickness
George A. Guzik 41 faces a 20 count morals case in Maricopa County. He will plead mental illness at the trial as authorities outline charges involving Phoenix boys and a house raid. An $11,000 bond was set for his residence under guard costs, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for June 11.
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George A. Guzik
Phoenix
Maricopa County Superior Court
Chicago
Michael H. Brodkin
Jake
Greasy Thumb) Guzik
Mer Capone
George
Brodkin
Guzik
Maricopa County
East Phoenix
N. 13Th St
Francis J. Donofrio
Donofrio
George Wilson
John J. Flynn
Noted Figures React Across Borders On War and Policy
International News Service reports Quincy quotes Senator Lodge accusing U S policy of weakness against Soviet aggression citing Pearl Harbor and Bataan analogies. Tehran quotes Hussein Makki urging American support for sovereign rights and opposition to British actions. New York notes Capt. Charles F Blair reflecting on bold polar flight routes and easy traverses over the top.
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Tehran
Hussein Makki
Iranian Oil Nationalization Board
United States
New York
Charles F. Blair
Norway
North Pole
Delegates Begin Busy Arizona Boys State Week
Two hundred twenty-five youths start the first full day at Arizona's Boys State with a 6:15 wake up, 6:30 flag ceremony, and a hot breakfast. Delegates are assessed in quarters for group ratings to determine weekly awards.
First Special School of Instruction Opens in Phoenix
The program began at 9 a.m. with Jack Cummard directing a class on legislative procedure and Harold Scoville teaching law. FBI Phoenix agent William Murphy led a police officers school. Walter Thalheimer planned election board training and Nick Ragus organized a broad athletic program. Students from Arizona State College at Flagstaff were grouped into eight cities and split into Nationalist and Federalist parties to study democratic government.
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Jack Cummard
Mesa
Harold Scoville
Phoenix
William Murphy
FBI
Walter Thalheimer
Nick Ragus
Miami
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
China Radio Admits Korean Shortages
Peiping Radio said a Chinese Communist delegation returning from the Korea front reported a need for more planes tanks guns antiaircraft guns trucks and cars. The unusual English broadcast signals the world audience rather than domestic use at home in Chinese.
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San Francisco
Peiping
Korea Front
Dougherty, Catholic Dean In U S Dies at 85
Philadelphia May 31 AP Dennis Cardinal Dougherty 85 longtime archbishop of Philadelphia and dean of the U S church died at his residence likely from a stroke. Born in Ashland Pa he was ordained in 1890 bishop in 1903 and served until death. His passing reduces the Sacred College to 51 members. His body lies in state next Wednesday at St Peter and Paul Cathedral with funeral and burial planned in the cathedral crypt.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
United States
Chancery Office
Pennsylvania
Ashland
Cardinal Dougherty
Patrick and
Bridget Henry Dougherty
County Mayo
Ireland
St. Charles Borromeo Seminary
Sacred College of Cardinals
Sacred College
Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul
Russians Claim TV First Invention
Washington reports that on May 31, the Russians claimed they invented television and shared it with the world.
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Washington
Winds Hit Kansas City As Storm Blasts Area
Winds reached 62 miles per hour in Kansas City with no serious damage reported. Florida lawmakers narrowly sustained Governor Fuller Warren's veto against a bill barring horse race information publication. NYC department store prices plummeted in a major price war as shoppers flooded for bargains. The US Army agreed to a $5 million, one year contract to buy truck and automobile parts from a Japanese firm, seen as a key step linking Japanese industry with American rearmament.
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International News Service
The
Associated Press
United Press
Kansas City
Florida
Fuller Warren
New York City
United States Army
Markets At A Glance From York Stocks And Oils
York stocks push higher as oils and rails lead the advance. Bond prices rise with selected rails. Wheat steady in Chicago after early dip while corn oats show light movement. Hogs active with gains up to 50 cents and top price 22.25. Cattle steady to 50 cents lower at 39.50 top.
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York
Chicago
Guide for Readers and Page Assignments
The listing outlines sections and page ranges for a newspaper issue. It names the Hollywood, Comics, Robby Crossword, Dorothy program, ports, editorials, financials, and Woman's pages with corresponding page numbers. It serves as a reader reference for section locations and features.
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Hollywood
Ak Comics
Dorothy
Financial
State Income Tax Receipts Near Record in Arizona
Arizona income tax collections neared eight million dollars with about 20 percent of returns uncounted. State Tax Commissioner Joe Hunt reported seven million nine hundred forty seven thousand nine hundred twenty eight dollars, up from four million six hundred forty five thousand nine hundred fifty six the year prior. He cited higher copper, lead, and zinc prices and more returns as factors, with a projected nine million in 1950 potentially setting a new record. the previous peak was eight million two hundred thousand in 1948.
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Arizona
Joe Hunt
Hunt
Tax Commission
Endorsement Council Goes Out Of Business
The five year old Phoenix Endorsement Council has ended operations. President H. L. Dunham said the move followed the United Red Feather Fund’s absorption of most local agencies. Duties will transfer to the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, with a meeting in the Chamber Building to discuss Community Services Fund plans and future involvement of health and welfare groups.
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Phoenix Endorsement Council
H. L. Dunham
United Red Feather Fund, Inc
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Hass
Dunham
Community Services Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Red Feather Fund
Maricopa County
American Red Cross
Greater Phoenix
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
R. L. Fitzpatrick
CSF
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China
Hayden Raps
View of
Cee
Reds
Hwachon Dam
Dr. Bakes
Hindu
Phoenix College
Ball Family
Bobby
Bob Ball
Sandra Ball
Jeff
Lonnie
Ball
Gazette
Ebby Haverlander
W. Encanto Blvd
Quincy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pearl Harbor
Bataan
China Radio
Brooklyn
Dougherty
U.S
Sky Harbor
Esther Clark
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