Guerillas Raid South Korean Post Office
In Korea a small village northwest of Taegu was raided by communist guerrillas on election day. Incumbent Syngman Rhee led a four-man presidential field as millions voted in Korea's first popular presidential election.
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Pusan
Korea
U.P
Taegu
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Lee Bum Suk
Rhee
Tucson
Kim Tae Sun
Tonghak
UN Post Exchange
Seoul
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Tars End Hitchhiking With Navy Ban
The Ninth Naval District bans hitchhiking for Navy and Marine Corps personnel calling it unmilitary and halting rides starting now. The move aims to enforce discipline and safety for sailors and sailors in training across Chicago area commands.
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Chicago
Navy
Ninth Naval District
Marine Corps
Eisenhower Gains Southern Favor With Civil Rights Comment
Eisenhower told visiting Negro leaders in Denver that compulsory federal laws are not the only answer to civil rights issues. Despite wavering on a fair employment practices commission, he won their endorsement as he prepared to speak at a Veterans of Foreign Wars event in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Tucson
Arizona
City of
Mante
North 11Th Avenue
D. P. Wolfer
Ex-Blind Girl Regains Sight Faces New Fears
In Liverpool 18 year old Joan Hornby, blind since childhood, recently recovered sight. She describes surprises and readjustment problems such as fear of horses and automobiles. She enjoyed Swiss rolls but now avoids egg yolk. She knits, admires her nephew, and wonders if a hot bath caused the sudden restoration.
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Liverpool
England
Joan Hornby
Joan
France Seethes Over U S Aid Pledge And Moral Support
French officials and newspapers attack U S aid terms after Paris asked 625 million over three years for rearmament while Washington offers 186 million in offshore purchases for 1953. The rhetoric overlooks NATO aid totaling over 800 million and blames U S politics rather than internal French economics.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
United States
U. S. Congress
NATO
Lisbon
U.S
France
Stone Hurlers Clash With Police At Chicago Mill
In Chicago angry pickets at the International Harvester Co twine mill fought police as about 200 workers protested the plant’s transfer to New Orleans Louisiana. Seventeen workers were arrested and two officers injured in the clash.
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Chicago
WUP
International Harvester Co
Robert L. Ray
United Electrical Workers Union
Ray
Chicago dealer touts one cent sale on classic autos
A Chicago auto dealer advertises a one cent sale offering a perfect 1948 car for 995 dollars and, for one cent more, a 1939 model included. The promotion highlights a high value bundle with two vintage cars at a combined price.
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Chicago
Arizona Builds Toward Modern Roads and Dams Across State
Arizona advances a new toll road study connecting U S 66 through the northern section, and a Shaw Low Creek dam project aims to flood water into the Salt river valley. The state budget for highways totals 30.9 million with 26.6 for state roads and 3.8 for county roads.
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Arizona
Denver
Boulder
Colo
Shaw Low Creek
Salt River Valley
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Arizona Home Builders Association
Phoenix
State Fairgrounds
Mesa
Telephone Company
Tempe
El Soldado Castro expelled from Mexican matador group
Veteran matador Luis El Soldado Castro faces temporary expulsion from the Mexican bull-fighter's association after a personal feud with Luis Procuna. Procuna withdrew from a Cuernavaca bout due to a foot injury and then claimed Castro owed him 2000 pesos. Sources warn a rift may widen between Mexican and Spanish matadors as Castro seeks reinstatement with aid from an anti Spanish faction.
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Mexico City
Luis “el Soldado
Castro
Spain
Mexico
el Soldado
Luis
Procuna
Paco Garraez
Cuernavaca
Mexican Union
Old Guard
Union
Charges Reds Confuse India
India’s Home Minister K. N. Katju announced in Parliament that Communists are terrorizing villages in Patiala in the northwest, endangering life and property as the government moves to enact a preventive detention bill declaring an emergency exists. He said Communist leaders are touring Punjab seeking armed guerrilla groups.
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New Delhi
India
Patiala
K. N. Katju
Katju
Punjab
Telengana
Hyderabad
Left-handed defendant swears oath with wrong hand
In Baltimore, Mrs. Helen McNair, 42, on a drinking charge, raised her left hand when the judge asked for the right hand. The judge corrected her, noting the right hand is needed. She replied, I’m left handed, while pointing to her left hand as the right.
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Baltimore
Helen McNair
Painting and contracting ad lot includes various services
Classified fragments list painting and decorating offers in Tucson area with contact numbers. Also includes plumbing carpentry electrical services, roofing, paving, and sales of restaurant supplies and building materials. Trade listings appear alongside real estate and rental notices.
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Tars
Ike
South
Louisiana
N. B. Carstarphen
Stevenson-Sparkman
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Truman
Missouri
Michigan
Tial
Atty
J. E. Taylor
RFC
Stuart Symington
Taylor
GOP
Charles E. Potter
House UN American Activities Committee
John B. Marti Jr
Eugene C. Keyes
Clifford Prevost
Detroit
Albert E. Cobo
Fred M. Alger Jr
William C. Vandenberg
Donald S. Leonard
G. Mennen Williams
Blair Moody
Louis C. Schwinger
Indo-China
West Germany
Ness
Batly Citizen
Stone
Globe
George W. Christie
First National Bank of Arizona
General Motors
Desert
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Glendale
Prescott
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Beardsley Irrigation District
Bagdad
Kingman
Yuma
Sunnyslope
Marana
Bureau of Reclamation
Davis Dam
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Flowing Wells
Australia
Hawaii
South America
Six Points
Grand Avenue
Villetta Street
Phenix
Federal Power Commission
el Paso Natural Gas Co
LUNA
Dig Loan & US Puriet Corr
Tucsonia
W. Congress
Judge
Arizona Ice and Cold Storage
Laing - Garrett
South Tyndall
Construction Specialties, Inc
TIA Resorts
Rm & Board
RNIE
M Morgan
N Stone
F W. Ganz
N. 3Rd
Leo L. Ward
Ward Bros
VETS
Santiation Service
Hayden Excavation
Tony F
Cesspool Pumping
Darby Construction
P.O
Registrar OF Contractors
Virginia Glass CO
S. 6Th Ave
Ige
C. F
Alito & Yan
Colette
Helen Street
Hayden
Sand River Run
Dozer Ae
Alfred Smith H
Bernhard Mandlimplete
6Th ST
Shamrock Lawn Co
Nordstrom
Vaughns
E. 6Th Street
Shane Ees
Tietnaints
Williamson
Tucson Area
Planos
Re&m Co
4Th Ave
Hoffman Roofing & Paint Co
Gvcting
Cee
Bee River
River Run
Rillito Sundee
Dodge Blvd
Plan E Greenlee Rd
Arizona Ee
Commercis
Sian
Gatlins Commercial School
S Stone
Lamson Business College
S_ Stone
Sew-Rite Inc
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Ffee
Singer One
Singer Sewing Machine
Columbus
Lesbes Berger
Calle Poise
Ft. Lowell
N. Park
THE
Salvation Army
Toole Ave
Lewis
Ariz
Gertrude T. Schultz
Gladys Meacham
E. Fairmount
Madam Clair
Laguna
Stone Devoe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Buddy Beason
Midnite
Kopo Ae
Jay (J) L. Dixon
Bob
Palmer Distributing Company
Love
Marge Employment Agency Service Unlimited
PENNINGTON _DILAL
Mele Wainey
Star Cit
Far Western
Broadway
Pelton
Allen D Shadron
J&b Motors Inc
Haberman
Star Citizen
Watkins
Cochiser County
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