Airman and Nogales officer shot in border city
Davis Monthan airman third class Thomas E. Hayes 20 of Kentucky died after exchanging gunfire with Nogales police officer Pedr o Gutierrez Saldivar on Canal street near the Blue Moon cabaret. Gutierrez Saldivar was wounded and died. witnesses said Hayes appeared drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris McCann
Pauline Stewart
McCann
Daily Citizen
Richard M. Pacheco
Tucson
Ronald Patterson
Pastime Rd
South Third Avenue
16Th Street
Army Signal Corps
Davis-Monthan
Richard Olson
Nogales
Sonora
Thomas E. Hayes
803Rd Air Police
Smith's Grove
Jesus G. Flores
Hayes
Pe‘ Dro Gutierrez-Saldivar
Saldivar
Canal Street
Flores
Guittierrez
Hay
Gutierrez
Air Force
Cas
Fort Huchuca
Ike’s Baby Sitter Hopes for Eisenhower Presidency
Upland California report notes Anna Eisenhower, 85, Dwight D. Eisenhower’s nurse and babysitter, expressing belief he would make a great president despite his earlier admonition to stay out of politics.
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Upland
Calif
Ur — Ars Anna Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Araiza Tells Of Fatal Fight
Robert Araiza testified in Superior Court about shooting and killing Robert Bacon after a confrontation at the Club View Inn in Nogales. He described Bacon threatening and attacking with a beer bottle and shouting anti Mexican slurs before the fatal exchange.
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James Coope
Robert Araiza
Robert Bacon
Eisenhower
Araiza
Superior Court No. 1
White House
Nogales
Club View Inn
Abilene
Kas
W. Speedway
NATO
Benson Highway
California
Jack Keone
Hollis
Bacon
Marion Curran
Ito
Weather Comes Just Naturally Weather Journal Notes Heat
Tucson endured another day of heat with a 101 degree high and a 78 degree low. Mt Lemmon reported a 76 degree high, two degrees cooler than Tucson’s low. The weatherman forecast a hotter day with little change in the overall thermometer trend and possible mountain showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
Old Pueblo
Australia to Test Atomic Bomb Off Monte Bello Islands
Britain warned ships and planes to keep away from a 60,000 square mile ocean area northwest of Australia as a first atomic test may occur within days. The Monte Bello islands off the northwest coast are the target, with naval officials stating the zone would be dangerous for air and sea traffic due to the weapons test. The extent may later include the channel to the mainland. The weapon's details remain secret, and an actual explosion on the islands seems unlikely.
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London
Britain
Australia
Monte Bello Islands
Indian Ocean
Admiralty
Monte Bello Group
Monte Bellos
Workers To Strike New York Central
Representatives from three operating rail unions announced plans to strike the eastern division of the New York Central railroad at 2 p.m. next Monday. The action aims to pressure the company over labor disputes and working conditions.
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New York Central
NEW York —Up
Representa Lives
New York Central Railroad
American Jailed As Spy Flees Czechoslovakia Prison
Hillside New Jersey mother reports her 25 year old son John Hvasta escaped from a Czechoslovakian prison after a spy conviction. Steven Hvasta says the family is glad he is free but fears for his safety. John Hvasta, a Navy veteran, studied in Bratislava under the GI Bill and worked briefly for the American consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Hillside
N. J
Michael Hvasta
State Department
John
Steven Hvasta
Ned
Johnny
Hasta
Bratislava
Bulgars Quit Greek Isle After Shelling
Greek forces warned Bulgarian troops massed at the Evros border not to attempt another seizure of Gamma Island after a July bombardment drove back Reds. Greek villages moved inland to allow a broader corridor for potential action as Athens described the evacuation as preventive.
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Athens
Greece
Evros River
Gamma
Evrosapse
Bulgaria
Dikaia
MIGs Fall to Yank Pilots At Sinchon Assault
UN jet planes shot down three MIG-15s near Sinchon about 45 miles southwest of Pyongyang as B 26 invaders flattened Red troop concentrations and supply areas. Civilians were warned to evacuate as nightfall and smoke limited damage assessment.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Sinchon
Pyongyang
U.N
Rying
Sinchonwire
Arizona Leads Nation In Cotton Yield Says 1952 Estimate
U S department crop forecast shows Arizona producing over half of defense long staple cotton with Pima county leading the state. Estimated 77 000 bales of long staple, 39 from Arizona, 47 000 acres planted in Pima county yielding about 775 pounds per acre. Rainfall credited for success despite drought elsewhere.
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Clifton Abbott
U.S. Agriculture Department
Arizona
Pima County
Phoenix
H. M. Brewer
Department
United Press
United States
California
New Mexico
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Dallas Murder Still Mystery
Oklahoma City police and state bureau officials disclosed a stalled lead in the torture slaying of Betty Jack Stevens 21 whose mutilated torso was found in a Yukon Oklahoma creek bed. An ex convict from Tulsa provided an alibi for blood on a car fender tied to a Pecos Texas mechanic cut hand. Police traced Miss Stevens movements after she was last seen at a cafe in Alvord Texas at 5 pm July 29.
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Oklahoma
O. K. Bivins
Dallas
Bivins
Tulsa
Arkansas
Betty Jack Stevens
Yukon
Okla
Pecos
Tex
Miss Stevens
Alvord
U. S. Personal Income Reaches New High in First Half
The Commerce Department reports U S personal incomes rose to a record 5264 billion annual rate in the first half of the year up four percent from 1951. June alone posted a monthly earnings record of 266 billion a year while farm income climbed 1 billion from May to June and private industry payrolls edged upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Navy doctor and two corpsmen die saving crew on Boxer
Lt. James E. Shropshire Jr. medical officer from Birmingham Alabama and hospitalmen Richard Smith Taylor of Noble Indiana and James Veryle Wark of El Monte California sacrificed their lives treating wounded as a fire and exploding ammunition ripped through the carrier Boxer. The blaze followed a jet military strike exploding. Nine killed and 32 injured with 50 treated for smoke exhaustion. The 27000 ton ship heads to Yokosuka for repairs after about 90 miles east of Wonsan in North Korean waters.
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Tokyo
James E. Shropshire Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Carrier Air Group 2
Richard Smith
Y Taylor
Noble, Ind
James
Veryle Wark
el Monte
Calif
Yokosuka Naval Bases
Navy
Force 77
Wonsan
Heat Slows Korean Battle Amid 108 Degree Heat
In 108 degree heat, United Nations planes bombed Sinchon and a central front clash near Pyongyang stalled. Communist forces attacked capital hill west of the Pukhan river, but South Korean troops held after a 50 minute battle with heavy artillery and infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Robert Udice
United Press
Seoul
Korea
United Naions
Sinchon
Sth Air Force
Pyongyang
North Korea
Pukhan River
Life in Korean skies praised by returning pilot Colonel Wood
Colonel Delmore P. Wood, deputy operations officer of the Far East bomber command, praised recalled veterans for their work over North Korea. He flew 21 missions in a B 29, helped with target selection and planning, and spoke of training value and weather and MIG challenges. He highlighted Grand Central Aircraft Co. and noted a 1940s Tucson birth for his daughter Patricia.
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Con Vance
Air Force
Far East Bomber Command
Col
Delmore P. Wood
Comand
Davs
North Korea
States
Wood
Melissa
Lesly
Patricia
Evelyn
San Francisco
Ninth Bomber
43Rd
D-M
Tucson
Pacific
Bg9
Sorea
Cacson
Geand Central Aircraft Co
Korean Peninsula
Jose
Tokyo
Tam
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Social and Sports Schedule
Tonight features public square dances at Tucson Garden and Oddfelows Hall plus various softball and baseball events at Santa Rita park and Hi Corbett field. Tomorrow includes jalopy races, a public square dance at Zatalina guest ranch, and a Tucson Cowboys baseball game at Hi Corbett field with other league matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Garden
W. Orest
Oddfelows Hall
S. Sixth Ave
St. Mary Trailerettes
Santa Rita’ Park
Sportsmen’s Fund
S. Tucson Blvd
Goodman Supply
Grand Central Aircraft
Santa Rita Park
Nogales Highway
Zatalina Guest Ranch
Campbell Ave
Tucson Cowboys
Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings
A-T
Hi Corbett
Primary loss for Senator McKellar noted in page two
The notice highlights Senator McKellar, a long time U S senator, losing in the upcoming primary election. It references coverage on page two and points to a detailed report of the political outcome and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. McKellar
U. S. Senate
Point of Pines
Tucson
John Harlow
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Mammoth
Polly Anna
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