Six Violent Deaths Mar Arizona Holiday
Six people including three children died or were fatally injured in Arizona during Labor Day weekend with a seventh dying later. Details include a 14 month old swallowing sedatives, a 4 year old shooting himself, a 7 year old accidentally shot, two fatalities near Whiteriver, and crashes in Flagstaff and Nogales. The infant Jones died early today at St Josephs Hospital.
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Paul David Jones
Paul Jones Jr
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Robert Harer
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Richard Wauneka
Peter Wauneka
Fort Defiance
Verl Beckstead
Globe
Highway
Whiteriver
Persilla McGinness
Manuel Sedillo
Flagstaff
Jose Molina
Calexico
Calif
Woodrow Killman
Harer
Predicted Labor Day Traffic Toll Tops 500
The Associated Press reports the National Safety Council expects a Labor Day travel death toll exceeding 500, with current counts passing 336 in the 78 hour window and totals including 75 drownings and 60 miscellaneous deaths.
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Air force bomber crash near Clinton North Carolina
An air force B 26 bomber crashed three miles south of Clinton North Carolina, trapping one airman who burned to death while three others escaped. The incident followed a desolate woods scene with one fatality and three survivors.
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Crossword Pages 16 to 17 Classifieds 2021 23 Edition
A compact note outlining crossword puzzle content in pages 16 and 17 of the 2021 23 editorial edition. It highlights the two page spread and references the ocean themed clues. No specific clues or solutions are provided in the readable text.
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Cool Weather Covers Most Of The Nation At Labor Day
The cool air blanketed the nation as Labor Day weekend ended, from the Northern Rockies and Northern and Central Plains to New England and North Atlantic States. Texas Gulf Coast and the Southeast stayed warm.
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North Atlantic
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Defense Bond Drive Kickoff Held Today
Grand Rapids marked the nationwide drive launch with a three part Labor Day celebration attended by government military and labor leaders. Secretary Snyder would introduce President Truman whose radio address would be heard on KTAR KOOL and KOY. The drive lasts two months under the theme defense is everybody s job.
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Labor Plans For New Gains
Washington reports Labor reckoned up its accomplishments and outlined plans for new gains. The AFL vows a broad political education program in 1952 to expose Republicans and Southern Democrats and a wage price policy blamed for higher costs. Labor leaders pledge international action and support for free unions against communism.
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1500 Children Try To Catch Old Whopper
about 1,500 hopeful young Phoenix fishermen crowded Encanto Lagoon to win prizes in the Junior Chamber of Commerce fishing contest. prizes included biggest fish and most fish, with seven tagged fish offering special prizes. Alvin Jones Jr. caught a 15 inch channel cat, while Donnie Brown lost a carp later recovered by Jim Brewer. unclaimed tagged fish may be retrieved for prizes at chamber headquarters this year.
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Peace in the Pacific series launches on Phoenix Gazette
The Phoenix Gazette begins a new editorial series “Peace in the Pacific?” by Frederic S. Marquardt on the editorial page. Marquardt brings fourteen years as a Far East correspondent to analyze the behind the scenes at the Japanese peace conference and offer informed perspectives.
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Phoenix Gazette
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Marquardt
Pacific
Dutch pilot survives desert jet crash near Buckeye
Sgt. Hendrik M. Themmen of Zeist Netherlands was piloting an F-84 on a routine training flight when the craft crash landed five miles north and a mile west of Buckeye. He leaped clear before it exploded, escaping unharmed as rescue parties and Luke Air Force Base crash squads responded. The incident occurred as Luke trains pilots from several nations.
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Joy Aides Go To Tokyo for Armistice Talks
United Nations armistice negotiators led by Vice Admiral Joy fly from Korea to Tokyo amid accusations Red China delays talks to pressure the San Francisco peace conference. General Ridgway may confer as Van Fleet warns Reds could deploy up to 800,000 troops if truce talks resume.
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WAVES Training Base Transferred to Bainbridge
The only WAVES training base in the country moves from Great Lakes to Bainbridge Maryland for better facilities. Navy announces transfer to be effected within the next few months.
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Second Hurricane Seen In Atlantic
The Miami Weather Bureau located a second hurricane about 1,100 miles east of the Windward Islands and east of Hurricane Dog. Spotted by the steamship Barn while it ploughed toward the tropical blast, the system lies roughly 2,600 miles southeast of the Florida Peninsula as Dog moves west across the Caribbean after skimming Martinique.
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Derailment Kills 10 Near New Delhi India
A passenger train derailed just north of New Delhi killing 10 people and injuring 23, the National Railway Board said. The incident occurred on Sept 3, with authorities investigating the cause and scale of casualties.
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Noted Leaders Comment On Global Progress
International News Service wires quote President Truman in New York urging bold experimentation. Premier Yoshida in San Francisco expresses hope the Japanese peace conference proceeds and ends on schedule. Labor Secretary Tobin in Washington says free nations must stand united to urge Soviet Russia toward sense. Egyptian Foreign Minister El Din Pasha in Cairo states Egypts UN demands must be met before any Suez Canal blockade talks.
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President Will Open Japan Treaty Talks in San Francisco
President Truman leaves Washington for the Japanese peace treaty conference in San Francisco. He will address the opening at the War Memorial Opera House and urge unity against Communist obstructionism while a Russian delay attempt is prepared by Andrei Gromyko. Britain and the United States circulate strict rules to curb Moscow’s tactics, aiming to keep the 52 nation talks on track.
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Stalin Message Signals Harsh Treaty Stance
Stalin sent a congratulatory message to Mao Tse tung marking six years since liberation of eastern Asia. The communication, broadcast by Peiping radio, hints at a tough Russian line at the San Francisco peace conference and references the Sino Soviet mutual aid pact and the enduring friendship between Moscow and Peiping.
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Reds accuse U S of pact breaches
Pravda accuses the United States of violating Potsdam and Yalta agreements and says Japan is already an American war base. The Communist paper, published in Moscow on the eve of the San Francisco peace conference, reflects heightened tensions.
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Stalin thanks Mao as China helps defeat Japan
Stalin lauds Mao Zedong for China’s aiding Russia in the war against Japan and asserts the Soviet Union and the People's Republic will safeguard peace in the Far East. He omits any hope for Japan to join the community of nations, contrasting Western hopes noted at the San Francisco conference.
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Envoy Griffis To Return Home For Checkup
MADRID AP US Ambassador Stanton Griffis will fly to New York for a medical examination at Memorial Hospital. He plans to depart Paris tomorrow morning with Dr Cornelius P. Rhoads, embassy officials said. Griffis has suffered from an abdominal ailment for some time.
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Japan’s New Constitution and U.S. Defense Ties
Tokyo rumors of a future Japanese army face off with a U.S. backed plan for defense treaties after the peace accord. Japan currently relies on a 75,000 man police reserve, with debates over arming and the shape of a postwar defense force under MacArthur. The United States seeks a defense pact to deter northern aggression and to keep Japan as a Korea war supply base, while plans for 20 divisions and a coast guard stir contention among old militarists.
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