Allies Tell Reds Kaesong Unsuitable For Peace Talks
The United Nations command informed the Communists that Kaesong is unsuitable for future Korean armistice negotiations due to proximity to the Red supply line under Allied attack, active partisan groups in the area, and ongoing ground maneuver near the neutral zone. The Reds had halted talks on August 23 after accusing an Allied plane of bombing the cease fire delegation.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Iaison Oflicers
al Kaesong
Red
Reds
Matthew B. Ridgway
Jutlandia
Ridgway
U. N
Red casualties total 58 000 in five weeks
Gen James A Van Fleet announced that U S Eighth Army suffered or inflicted 58 000 Communist casualties in Korea over five weeks from Aug 18 to Sept 22 across the 150 mile front. The report covers the entire front with the bulk of losses on the western sector.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Labor drive targets 20 incumbents as anti labor rivals
The American Federation of Labor opened its 1952 political drive by listing 20 incumbent U S senators up for re election as anti labor. The Senate elections committee failed in a two hour session to reach agreement on a resolution to investigate Senator Joseph R McCarthy to see if he should be expelled from the Senate. A British intelligence editor said Russia plans to explode a hydrogen bomb next July.
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American Federation of Labor
U. S
Senate Elections Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Russia
Hourly Temperatures at Sky Harbor Station
Complete weather table shows hourly readings with multiple time stamps and temperatures from early morning to night. Data include 1:30 a.m. 67, 2:30 a.m. 79, 3:30 a.m. 66, 4:30 a.m. 67, 5:30 a.m. 67, 6:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 97, 7:30 p.m. 96, 7:30 a.m. 82, 10:30 p.m. 88, and 11:30 p.m. 95.
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Sky Harbor
Esterday
Markets At A Glance New Stocks And Cattle Movement
Markets at a glance show mixed activity with lower stocks by about three dollars and narrow bond changes. Chicago trade is light while oats and corn hold firm and the cattle market shows steady to 50 cents lower with a top price around 40.25 dollars.
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Chicago
Comic and Crossword Highlights from Page 14 16
The page lists sections for Comics 24 to 27, Crossworld 22, Editorials 14, Financial 23, Page Hollywood, Radio Program, Sports 20, urnbow uw, Woman's Page 16 17. It notes the spread across multiple features and page ranges.
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Classifica
Hollywood
Urnbow
Three More Deaths Added To Traffic Toll
Arizona's traffic fatalities rose with three more deaths, bringing 1951 toll to 275-61, surpassing last year's pace. Clinton W. Smith, 61, of 804 S 40th St, a Fisher Construction laborer, died from injuries after an auto pedestrian crash at 16th Street and Roosevelt. Myrtle Rice, 49, of Black Canyon Stage, mother of three, killed in a one car crash at 27th Avenue and Grand. GALOUS GREY WARD, 25, of East St. Louis, Ill., died after a head on collision with a truck ten miles west of Kingman on Highway 66.
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Arizona
Clinton W. Smith
S. 40Th St
Fisher Construction Co
16Th Street
Roosevelt
Myrtle Rice
Black Canyon
27Th Avenue
Grand
Galous Grey Ward
East St. Louis
Ill
Kingman
Smith
Memorial Hospital
Phoenix
Robert Whitmore
E. Monte Vista
Spanish in Easy Lessons opens page 15 feature
The Phoenix Gazette introduces an elementary Spanish lesson series starting on page 15. Eloise Gil will provide lessons each Monday for readers desirous of learning to speak the language.
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Phoenix Gazette
Eloise Gil
Doctors Strive to Save Vision of Lime Burned Girl
Desperate concerted care continues for Holly Wartell, a 3-year-old burned when she fell into lime at a home construction site near 1133 E Fern Dr Phoenix. Doctors warn vision may be greatly impaired while burns to arms and face heal. family had relocated from Chicago for medical reasons.
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Holly Wartell
E. Fern Dr
Eleanor Wartell
Phoenix
Anthony Wartell
Chicago
Holly
Memorial Hospital
Wartell
Cordell
Terrence
Arizona Project Bill Faces House Action Before Adjournment
Washington September 24 Arizona plans a last ditch push for house interior committee action on the Central Arizona Project bill. Chairman John R. Murdock says the senate version and three other measures will be taken up. a modified plan would bar irrigation funding until the California Arizona water dispute is settled by the Supreme Court.
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Winifred N. Gall
Washington
Arizona
House Interior Committee
Congress
John R. Murdock
Ariz
House
Murdock
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Bridge Canyon Dam
King George VI Gains Strength After Surgery Day
London reports show King George VI improving after lung surgery as physicians confirm a restful night and daytime strengthening. Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret remain at the bedside amid a global outpouring of sympathy. Royal family members, including the Duke of Windsor, stay nearby as plans to travel to Canada remain unchanged.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Queen Mother Mary
Marlborough House
Duke of Windsor
George King
Paris
Princess Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
Three Others On Probation But Can Play After Utah Game
Arizona football faced sanctions after a poultry farm chicken theft report. Fullback Arnold Burwitz, 21, Oak Park, was suspended. teammates Bob Matock Phoenix Jim Donarski Green Bay Wis and John Tonz Milwaukee were placed on permanent disciplinary probation but may continue playing. Incident tied to Polo Village near the university farm after Arizona’s Utah defeat.
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Utah
Tucson
University of Arizona
Arnold Burwitz
Oak Park
University
Louis Slonaker
Burwitz
Slonaker
Bob Matock
Phoenix
Jim Donarski
Green Bay
Wis
John Tonz
Milwaukee
Fay W. Richardson
Richardson
Croxen
Donarski
Noted Figures Comment On Youth and Disarmament
International News Service reports from Hannover, New York, and London quotes Sir William Slim on youth self-reliance. John Cowles urges universal disarmament under international control with ongoing U.N. inspection. Aneurin Bevan calls labor movement members to unite to defeat the Tories with full power.
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Hannover
Germany
Sir William Slim
New York
John Cowles
The
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
U.N
London
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Labor Party
Labor Movement
Conferees Reject New Aid Agency
Senate house conferees on the foreign bill reached tentative agreement to coordinate all aid activities in the White House instead of creating a new agency. Provisions governing administration of the 37000000 program are being redrafted and to be submitted to the conference tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate-house
White House
Conference Committee
Masked gang robs bank in Waltham for over twenty five thousand
A four man, Halloween masked gang led by an armed man with a tommy gun robbed the West End branch of the Newton-Waltham Bank and Trust Co. of more than $25,000 in cash in Waltham Massachusetts.
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Waltham
Mass
West End
Newton-Waltham Bank & Trust Co
Northwest Congressmen Balk At Plan To Move Aluminum
Five Pacific Northwest members in Congress told Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson that relocating aluminum plants would reduce, not raise, output. They urged a prompt meeting to discuss the proposal amid Northwest power shortages and drought threatens hydroelectric supply. Governors Langlie, McKay, and Jordan planned to study daylight saving extension to ease power strain at a Columbia Basin inter agency session. Wilson had wired major producers for a feasibility report.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Northwest
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Hugh B. Mitchell
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Warren G. Magnuson
James E. Murray
Arthur B. Langlie
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Len Jordan
Idaho
Columbia Basin
Forrestal’s death linked to overwork and public pressure
The Phoenix Gazette begins a 22 part series on James Forrestal the first secretary of defense detailing his controversial career from 1940 through 1947 his efforts to reorganize the armed services and his fatal act on May 22 1949 The article outlines his rise from undersecretary of the navy to secretary of defense and cites his fatigue and intramural Washington feuds as factors in his death
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James Forrestal
Forrestal
Phoenix Gazette
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Navy
Armed Services
Pyle Proposes Statewide Indian Council in Arizona
Gov. Howard Pyle called for a statewide master tribal council to unite Arizona Indian tribes and enable direct talks with state and federal governments. The move aims to prep for eventual federal responsibility and foster self sufficiency, with a noon luncheon closed to press. 13 tribal leaders attended, including Fisher, Lupe, Segundo, Norris, and multiple Pima Apache and Hopi representatives.
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Bill Turnbow
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Pyle
Hotel Adams
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Politics Warms At City Hall In City Hall column
Bill Turnbow reports on the editorial page that the Republican Party moves to distribute patronage for the November 13 election precincts. The GOP also marshals resources to counter Democratic opposition to council members seeking re election.
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Bill Turnbow
Republican Party
GOP
Public Meeting Tonight Opens City Campaign
The Charter Government Committee kicks off re election effort with a public meeting at 7 30 p m in Phoenix College Admin Building clubroom. Dix W Price Phoenix attorney will be main speaker as council members outline policy for re election while Spencer H Nitchie presides. Campaign HQ set at Winters Building and Ronald Webster named campaign manager. No opposition slate announced yet amid non partisan election questions pending court ruling.
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Charter Government Committee
Dix W. Price
Phoenix
Cochairman
Charter Group
Phoenix College
Nitchie
Winters Building
W. Adams
Ronald Webster
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Democratic Party of
DiSalle Visit Promises Keen Interest at Luncheon
Price Stabilization Director Michael V. DiSalle will headline a Wednesday luncheon, with a free for all price control discussion. Sponsored by the Phoenix Press Club and the Phoenix Retail Trade Bureau, the event may be held in the Phoenix Press Club rooms or the Fiesta Room at Hotel Westward Ho. Transcripts will be recorded for later radio broadcast. DiSalle arrives Tuesday night and departs Wednesday afternoon for Albuquerque.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Disalle
Phoenix Press Club
Phoenix Retail Trade Bureau
Fiesta Room
Hotel
Westward Ho
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Tito Lambda Attack on Stalin Sparks Balkan Tensions
Yugoslavia's Prime Minister Tito called Stalin the greatest meddler in world history and accused him of an imperialistic campaign of conquest in the Balkans. He cited wartime preparations in eastern Europe and Russians repainting planes in Hungary, addressing 25,000 people in Uzice after a yearlong hiatus from public broadcasts following kidney surgery.
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Titovo Uzice
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Stalin
Balkans
Russia
Europe
Hungary
Tito
Stanky Rally Lifts Giants Past Braves 4-3 in N L Thriller
Eddie Stanky delivered a two out run scoring single in the ninth as the New York Giants beat the Boston Braves 4-3 to stay alive in the National League pennant race. Koslo earned his 10th win, Nichols took the loss.
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New York
Eddie Stanky
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
Dave Koslo
Sheldon Jones
Chet Nichols
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United Press
Supreme Court
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Tonz
Matock
Admiralty
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Stanky Rap
Boston
Nichols
Cooper
Jones
Koslo
Westrum
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