Pauley Urges War With Russia Over Korea
Edwin W. Pauley told the Senate Armed Services Committee he believed the United States should go to war with Russia if needed to force compliance with Korea agreements. As a Truman special ambassador, Pauley visited North Korea in 1946 and argued the Russians had no intention of withdrawing from Korea. He spoke as Johnson pressed to clarify the purpose of his testimony.
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Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
United States
Russia
Korea
Pauley
Truman
North Korea
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tydings
Johnson
United Nations Commission
California
U.S
White House
Pentagon
Senator Johnson
Douglas MacArthur
Jacob Malik
Security Council
United Nations
Soviet Union
Primary News and Korea Debate Highlight Turbulent Election Day
Tennessee voters end poll tax as gubernatorial and House races dominate outlets with Truman’s Missouri Senate bid in focus. Amid Missouri primary drama Pauley claims prodding for war against the Soviet Union, while Tennessee and Kansas results show leaders like Hennings, Carlson, Aiken, and Arn shaping postwar party direction.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Truman
Missouri
Senate
Gordon Browning
Carroll Reece
GOP
Dayton Phillips
House
Reece
Howard H. Baker
John Jennings Jr
Emery W. Allison
Rolla
U. S
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
St. Louis
Hennings
Allison
Kansas
Carlson
Frank Carlson
Edward F. Arn
Paul Aiken
Democratic Senate
Kenneth T. Anderson
Ann
Willard Mayberry
Alf M. Landon
Aiken
Pima County seeks levy to fund schools and ADA costs
County officials asked the state tax commission to approve a levy expected to raise 515,922 for the next fiscal year. The plan shifts ADA costs to schools from sales tax funds and lowers the overall tax rate to about 90 cents per 100 valuation. The commission will decide soon in Phoenix after oral arguments by Warren Peterson and Fred C. Goodell.
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Pima County
State Tax Commission
Warren Peterson
The
Tax Commission
Peterson
Phoenix
Fred C. Goodell
ADA
Goodell
Horned Toads Invade Philly After Scout Jamboree
Philadelphia reports hundreds of horned toads from the Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge. Texas scouts traded many lizards with little care guidance, sending dozens to the Philadelphia zoo and others to zoos and dealers better suited to their survival.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Texas
Strikes Slow Arizona Firms Over Wage Talks
Strikes affect multiple Arizona papers and a Phoenix grocery chain as unions demand higher pay. Printers threaten to halt presses, delaying Prescott Evening Courier and other dailies while negotiations with employers resume in Phoenix. Union cites a lower local wage scale versus southwest peers and seeks 25 cents per hour, employers offer five cents. 41 workers affected.
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Arizona
Prescott Evening Courier
Phoenix
Southwest
Arizona Daily Sun
Holbrook, King
Man
Cottonwood
Winslow
Sheriff’s Office Conflicts Over License Plate Use
The Pima County sheriff's department gave conflicting accounts about using Ohio plates on a patrol car. Deputy Jerry Martin Jr claimed the car was an undercover vehicle to arrest juveniles in a robbery case, while Undersheriff John C. Phebus said it was for rounding up youths. Plate owner Rudolph Gainok was told the plates would be removed, avoiding further risk to him.
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Richard C. Olson
Pima County Sheriff's Department
Daily Citizen
Sheriff's Department
Ohio
Rudolph Gainok
Second St
Gainok
Gainck
Jerry Martin Jr
Jerome P. Martin
Martin
Turner
John C.phebus
Phebus
Phobus
Russia and UN debate over Korea and Soviet boycott
SAKE reports Malik says Korea is a civil war choice between war or peace led by the Soviet Union. U.N. military staff committee chairmanship fails as Russia boycotts, with the U.S. and MacArthur taking control of Korean police action while Malik pushes for a peace plan and a new Chinese seating vote.
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Russia
Jakob A. Malik
Security Council
Soviet Union
Malik
Council
United States
United Kingdom
France
Holland
Ussr
Red China
U.N
New York
Manhattan
Josef Stalin
Jacob A. Malik
Britain
China
Military Staff Committee
U.S
Douglas A. MacArthur
UN Security Council
House Ignores Truman Plea On Automatic Price Controls
The House voted 58 to 42 to authorize automatic wage price controls if the cost of living rises 5 percent above the June 15 index, removing presidential discretion. President Truman urged Congress not to bind him, while Sen. Fulbright and Rep. McKinnon led the move to curb executive power. Ewan Clague of the Labor Department testified on price spikes and the real squeeze as goods divert to military use.
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Washington
House
Truman
Congress
McKinnon
Clinton D. McKinnon
D-Calif
Senate Banking Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Executive Branch
Symington
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Senate
Senate Committee
Ewan Clague
Labor Department
Clague
Few Showers Likely Across Mountain Areas Today
Weather says only a few showers in the mountains with continued warmth. Temperatures rose to near 98 yesterday and a hot day looms. Yuma and Thermal, California tied for hottest at 109, while West Yellowstone cooled to 35.
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Yuma
Thermal
Calif
West Yellowstone
Mitchell Forfeits Bond On Driving Charges
Phoenix August reports Hal Mitchell former executive secretary to Gov Dan Garvey forfeited $300 bond after missing a Phoenix city court appearance on drunk and reckless driving charges. He also has a separate $300 bond for a second related charge awaiting arraignment.
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Phoenix
Hal Mitchell
Dan. E. Garvey
Mitchell
Tucson Water Cut To Conserve For Main Crossing Work
City engineers Yost and Gardner announced a 24 hour Friday water cut to enable the new main crossing. Public appeals urged minimal use on July 18. results showed 8 million gallons that day, with 14 million the next day as consumption rebounded. The water department thanked residents.
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City Water Department
Speed Caused Road Deaths in Inquest Ruling
A coroner's inquest found that Ray mond Overstreet driven at high speed in a reckless manner caused the deaths of Overstreet and Clarence Young. The crash on the Benson highway left Young dead from a spinal injury and his wife Isabelle hospitalized. Eyewitnesses placed Overstreet’s speed at 80 to 85 mph and described passing another car as if stationary. Jurors included Elmer Fernstrom and James V Bonnelly with Justice James M Howsare presiding.
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Raymond Overstreet
Clarence Young
Overstreet
Benson Highway
Yound
St.Mary's Hospital
Isabelle
Ramon Ochoa
R. J. Roberson
N. Winster Blvd
Roberson
Pima County May Appeal Tax Ruling In Montgomery Ward Suit
The Pima county board of supervisors is expected to appeal Judge Lee Garrett’s ruling reducing Montgomery Ward & Co’s 1949 personal property assessment from 124 335 to 51 806 50. The decision requires equal treatment of real and personal property and could affect statewide assessments. Montgomery Ward may receive a refund of 8 940 80 if upheld.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Montgomery Ward & Co
Lee Garrett
Leo Finch
Pima County
State Tax Commission
Warren Peterson
Garrett
Tucson Merchants’ Association
Superior Court
Supreme Court of
Baseball scores and rain suspensions in early games
National League action shows Boston winning 5 to 1 with key hitting by Brazle and Wilks while Cincinnati at Philadelphia was postponed by rain and a doubleheader is noted for September 19. American League Philadelphia loses 1 to 0 as Chicago edge secures the game in a 1 to 0 finish with Wyse Hooper and Gumpert Masi handling the pitching duties.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Wyse
Hooper
Tipton
Gumpert
Masi
Communists Battle Near Pusan as UN Forces Hold Line
Nearly 90,000 American and South Korean troops defend a shrinking beachhead as North Korean forces push toward Taegu and Pusan. U.S. Seventh Army reports heavy fighting along the Naktong line with engineers destroying bridges and air strikes targeting concentrations. South Korean and American units withdraw to the new line while Marine reinforcements bolster the defense.
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Tokyo
U.S
Naktong River
Pusan
Taegu
Eighth Army
24Th Division
Connecticut
Naktong Line
United Nations
Naktong
Waegwan
Kum River
U. S
First Cavalry Division
Yongdok
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Tucson
24Th Infantry Division
Chinju
Index Meet Tucson's Woman Paper Hanger
The page references show a Tucson society item about a woman paper hanger with a feature on page 22. It notes related items on Korea developments page 3 and wage and price freezing speculation page 4.
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Woman
Korea
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