Stevenson taps novice to chair Democratic committee
Adlai Stevenson named Stephen A. Mitchell to head the Democratic national committee for the coming campaign. The Illinois governor seeks a “new face” to counter GOP taunts of being a captive candidate while Eisenhower broadens farm and foreign policy appeals. Mitchell, 49, helped launch Stevenson’s career and will meet in Springfield with party leaders and Stevenson’s campaign manager.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic Committee
Stevenson
Illinois
Truman
CIO
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Denver
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Musses
White House
Mitchell
Springfield
Washington
Justice Department
Frank E. McKinney
Wilson Wyatt
South
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-N
New York
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Crises Shape Far East as ANZUS Talks Weave
United States, Australia and New Zealand ministers meet in Honolulu to begin implementing mutual defense pacts linked to San Francisco agreements and a potential Pacific defense force. In Korea, Syngman Rhee wins a decisive general election, easing internal tensions for now. Egypt calms after King Farouk’s ouster while Britain and Egypt explore Sudan and Suez canal disputes. Iran’s Kashani emerges as a powerful parliamentary speaker amid regional tensions. Greece and Bulgaria clash over Gamma island as observers monitor the Eyros boundary. France faces domestic friction as the United States limits its planned defense funding.
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New Zealand
Honolulu
San Francisco
Philippines
Japan
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
United Nations
Korea
Egypt
Farouk
Berat
Britain
Sudan
Suez Canal
United Press
Mohammed Naguib
Srms
BAC
Greece
Bulgaria
Gamma Island
Eyros
Hyros
U. S
France
No Blacked Out Car Idea in Auto Industry Elimination
Detroit reports the auto industry continues research on substitute materials to replace scarce defense supplies. No temporary blacked out finishes are planned. improvements in bright finishes are expected. Efforts focus on eliminating corrosion and extending material life through automatic manufacturing processes across foundries and engine plants.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Phoenix Cattle Buyer In Court Over Bogus Check Case
In justice court Charles Fowler of Tucson testified he accepted a sight draft for 313,385 from Leo Fly for 100 head of cattle in February. Fly and his brother William Fly faced prior credit claims as Fowler admitted not checking the bank. Fly fled to Louisiana and was arrested, later returning to Tucson where authorities held him.
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Akron
Mayflower
Ohio
Tucson
Eddie Johnson
Eddie
Justice Court
Charles Fowler
Leo Fly
Phoenix
Fowler Commission
Fly
Fowler
William C.fly
Shreveport
Vito Tucsno
Elliot Dunseath
Kate
Sharon
Kathy
Donald Ely
Dr.ly
Ely
America
Businessmen to attend Army Reserve training on California trips
Tucson area businessmen leave for Camp Cooke and Fort MacArthur for final field training of the year. Leaders include Col. M. E. Zetterholm Bank of Douglas vice president and Col. Henry R. Merchant attorney, with Maj. Austin B. McWhorter and Maj. Ettore DeConcini among staff heading the group.
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Tucson
Organized Reserve Corps
California
Fred M. Gebhart
Army Reserve
West Coast
Camp Cooke
Ft. MacArthur
M. E. Zetterholm
Bank of Douglas
Henry R. Merchant
Austin B. McWhorter
Ettore DeConcini
Ivan H. Barkdoll
Tudsor
Joseph C. Constantine
The
Veterans Hospital
Frank Gray
Maj
B. Riley
George W. Hull
Garland J. Marrs
Talford C. Thorne
George C. Meinzer
Fort
Victor H. Meseke
Veteran Hospital
Elbert C
United European Authority Sets Up in Luxembourg
The nine member high authority led by Jean Monnet will oversee a six nation coal and steel pool. It aims to lower prices, boost output, and move toward a federated European steel and coal market, with a five year transition and a common market for members. The assembly meets in Strasbourg September 10 to organize and elect officers.
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Luxembourg
Europe
High Authority
France
Jean Monnet
Ae Supra
Joint Ministerial Council and Unity
EDC
Common International Tribunal
Schuman Plan
Supreme Court of Steel
Defense Commissariat
Britain
Ducer
Monnet
Artois
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Stras
Deliber Bourg
Twins Speedy in Court for Memorial Boulevard Race
Richard L. and Frederick V. Leahy, 24 year old twin dental technicians in the navy, underwent simultaneous extractions in district court after being cited for speeding. Police allege the brothers were racing on Memorial Boulevard and each paid a $75 fine.
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Newport
Richard L
Frederick V. Leahy
Navy
Memorial Boulevard
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Perossell
Hughes School
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Rem la Pore
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Scott Street Dial
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East Speedway
Craycroft
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Catalina
Wardroves
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Arizona Land Title & Trust CO
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Fife Construction CO
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