Revolt Plot Leaders Hanged in Czechoslovakia
Prague officials report six former Boy and Girl Scout leaders and ex army officers were executed after clemency appeals were denied. The six faced grave crime charges for a planned antigovernment uprising aimed at seizing power, imposing martial law, and disbanding the security apparatus. The revolt, suppressed after entry into Litomerice, involved plans to release prisoners and restore prewar ownerships.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Brno
Supreme Court
National Assembly
Litomerice
Officer Nabs Theft Suspect Fires At Fleeing Companion
Detective Gordon Selby confronted two burglars at a Richfield service station at 10th and Roosevelt streets during the early hours. He fired a warning shot as the pair fled, wounding none. one man was captured while the other escaped after a tense chase, with no evidence of injury found.
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Gordon Selby
10Th
Selby
East Villetta Street
Richfield
10Th and
Roosevelt Streets
Hundreds Arrested In Anti-Soviet Purge
Belgrade Yugoslavia Nov 5 Hundreds of army and secret police officers were reportedly arrested in Albania in a purge to stamp out anti-Russian dissatisfac tion. Refugees said anti-Soviet demonstrations occurred in Tirana and other areas as Soviets trade agents export food while the population faces famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albania
Tirana
34 Drown On Excursion Off Kumamoto Prefecture
A boat carrying Japanese school children on an excursion off Kumamoto Prefecture capsized and 34 people were believed drowned. The incident occurred near Hinagumachi Kyushu on November 5, according to United Press reports.
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Hinagumachi
Kyushu
Kumamoto Prefecture
Campaign Fireworks Turn Toward Climax
Campaign speakers filled the airwaves as all mayor and council candidates urged support before the primary election Tuesday. Tonight and tomorrow the League of Women Voters screens films, including an employee screening at Kerrick's and a Pulaski Club meeting at 34 East Osborn Road. Speakers included Mayor Nicholas Udall, H. W. Blaine, Ray Busey, Thomas J. Imler, and W. H. Scheumack, who fundraised for the Deppe Civic Achievement Group and criticized The Phoenix Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenicians
League of Women Voters
Kerrick’s Department Store
Pulaski Club
East Osborn Road
Francis J. Ryley
League
Nicholas Udall
Charter
H. W
Jack) Blaine
Ray Busey
Thomas J. Imler
Civic Achievement Group
W. H
Doc) Scheumack
Deppe
Scheumack
Phoenix Gazette
Classy Passing Duel On Grid Bill Of Fare
A poised passing duel is billed for the Homecoming clash between New Mexico Aggies and Arizona State College Sun Devils at Tempe Goodwin Stadium tonight at 8. Sam McGowan leads the Border Conference with 958 aerial yards while Cecil Coleman tops ASC with 175 passing yards last week. The Devils rely on a strong ground game with Wilford White Manuel Aja Marko Markichevich and Henry Rich while Coleman fires the air attack. ASC faces injury setbacks with Creslow Schmidt John Zucco and Cliff Hugeboom limited or out and Rich listed as doubtful. If Balsamo or Balso replace Schmidt and Zucco, the Devils’ depth could shift the matchup. A potential upset is noted despite ASC’s offensive punch.
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BEN Foote Gazette
New Mexico Aggies
Arizona State College Sun Devils
Tempe
Goodwin Stadium
Aggies
Sam McGowan
Devils
Cecil Coleman
New Mexico Lobos
Coleman-McGowan
Wilford
Whizzer) White
Manuel Aja
Marko Markichevich
Henry Rich
Coleman
Devil Cashmen
Arizona State
Ed Doherty
Phoenix
Creslow Schmidt
John Zucco
ASC
Cliff Hugeboom
Rich
NEW Mexico A&m
Burr Reeves LE
Jim Coppinger
Bobby Myatt
Joe Dean
Jim Treguboff
Joe Tassinari
Bill Mounce
Bill Gosselin
Bill Stringer
Bill Hammer
Bill Wilkinson
Tony Balsamo
Art West
Bob Rippel
Ray Apodaca
Wilford White
Jack Steger
Manuel
Phil Neale
M. Markichevich
Roeger
Abercrombie
Roulie
Comer
Manning
Dale
Walden
Pural
Bessent
Hungate
Daniel
Sterrett
Conn
Sherman E
Pandalides
Henderson
Wolven
Kerley
Paul
Cain
Styron
Sherman
Evans
Arizona State College
Gunville
Hugoboom
Patrone
Reed
Zucco
Wiilson
Self
Laubach
Fuller
Waybright
Alonzo
Barbarick
Morrison
Zeno
Petersen
Barnett
Stewart
Walker
Perrino
Law
Big Colorado Ranch Deal Completed
John B. Mills of the Hotel Westward Ho and partners Frank S. Hofnes and Richard Dean Hawn purchased more than 20 000 acres in Saguache County along with range permits on the Rio Grande and Gunnison forests and grazing rights totaling about 200 000 acres. The $1 000 000 plus deal includes 2000 Hereford cattle 100 breeding bulls 5000 purebred Corriedale sheep 6000 tons annual hay crops and livestock facilities. E Gordon Gotthelf remains manager. the Gotthelfs and Mrs Betty Callaghan previously owned the ranch since ca 1870. The property lies on U S Highway 285 roughly midway between Santa Fe and Denver.
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Rio Grande and
Gunnison National
Saguache County
Colorado
John B. Mills
Westward Ho
Frank S. Hofnes
Richard Dean Hawn
Dallas
Mills
Gotthelf Investment Company
Clarence N. Gotthelf
E. Gordon Gotthelf
Saguache
Colo
Betty B. Callaghan
San Francisco
Gotthelf
Suspect Sought After Safe Way Store Robbery
Police hunt a stocky man about 50 after $1,253.35 in cash and $433.16 in checks vanished from the Safe Way Store at 1100 Grand Avenue. Cecil Johnson, manager, placed the bag on the counter at closing. bag later found nearby without loot near 630 North 11th Avenue.
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Safeway
Grand Avenue
Cecil Johnson
North 11Th Avenue
Temperatures Today Reported At City Stations
Local thermometers record scattered readings across the city as officials list a morning low and daytime high. Weather observers note a mild day with rising temperatures by afternoon and overnight cooling expected.
Telephone Firm Plans Court Appeal Over Rate Hike Rejection
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph announces immediate court action in Maricopa County Superior Court to challenge Arizona Corporation Commission's two rejections of its rate increase. Officials say the decision cripples investment, raises costs for Phoenix subscribers by 75 cents to 2.75 dollars monthly, and threatens service continuity.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Arizona Corporation Commission
Amatedan
Ecriccinenta
Imaraaca
SLALE
Lawson V. Smith
Arizona
Maricopa County
Commission
William T. Brooks
Wilson T. Wright
Mit Simms
Smith
Corporation Commission
Brooks
Simms
Wright
Phoenix Telephone
Noted Figures Express Views Across National Issues
International News Service reports from Fort Benning, Washington, New York and Willard. Admiral Forrest P. Sherman affirms naval aviation as the Navy’s core offensive force and his lifelong involvement. Cyrus S. Ching vows ongoing talks on the coal dispute. Lauritz Melchior comments on the Korn Kobblers band noting some sounds are noise yet together they form music. President Truman says he likes Senator Taft when asked by a child.
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International News Service
Fort Benning, Ga
Admi
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Chief of Operations
Naval Aviation
New York
Lauritz Melchior
Lake Mead Lifesaver Advocated for Glen Canyon Reservoir
Lake Mead Arizona would gain a longer life if the Colorado River Storage Project is built. Reclama tion Bureau regional director Ernest O. Larson said Glen Canyon Reservoir would provide about half of the live storage and power for the 30-year project. He noted the system would boost downstream power potential at Marble and Bridge Canyons. The nine-dam plan would produce about 9 000 000 000 kilowatt hours annually across Wyoming Colorado and Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Lake Mead
Ariz
Reclamation Bureau
Ernest O. Larson
Bureau
Glen Canyon
Peter
Larson
National Reclamation Association
Marble
Bridge
49 Horses Die In San Francisco Stable Fire
A three alarm blaze swept the San Francisco Riding School and Stables near Golden Gate Park early today, killing forty nine horses and injuring a fireman. Only one horse survived and four had to be shot to prevent further suffering.
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San Francisco
Stanyan Street
Golden Gate Park
Kidnapper Flees With Infant In Utica Area
Utica police and state troopers scour Utica district for six week old Stephen Komorek reported abducted from his Clayville home. Mother Stella Komorek chased the suspect in a nightgown across snow, nearly catching him before he fled in a waiting car.
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Utica
N. Y
INS
Stella Komorek
Clayville
Hank
Turnstiles At Fair Mark Second Day Crowds
Arizona State Fair opened its second day to large crowds as 10 852 admissions were recorded. Secretary Paul F Jones said the Fair Commission was very very happy with the turnout and the mood was upbeat amid fair weather.
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Arizona
Paul F. Jones
The
Fair Commission
Sunday and Monday events at fair headline schedule
Sunday events include gates opening at 9 a.m. with midway and bands at the fairground, cattle judging, vaudeville shows in Fountain Plaza, horse racing, and an auto thrill show. Monday features a bands parade through downtown Phoenix starting at 10 a.m. and Jersey dairy cattle judging with additional shows.
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Fairground
Arizona Industrial School
Arizona National Guard
Fountain Plaza
Kenny Baker
Grandstand
Midway
Scottsdale
Mesa
Prescott
Phoenix
North Central Avenue
Jefferson Street
First Street
van Buren Street
Jersey Dairy Cattle
Opening Day Attendance Forecast for State Exposition
The exposition opens with record turnout expectations described as the best in the state's history. Officials predict over 200000 visitors will attend during the 10 day show as high school bands entertain crowds along the Avenue before fairgoers.
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Johnson
Defense
Louis Johnson
Fort Benning
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air
W. Stuart Symington
Adml
Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Hoyt Vandenberg
Navy
Francis Matthews
Phoenix Union
Ralph Wilson
Schmidt
New Mexico
Hugeboom
Balsamo
Offen
Big Colorado
Santa Fe
Denver
Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
Willard
President Truman
Senator Taft
Lifesaver
N.Y
Bozo
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