Typhoon Karen Slams Korea Grounding Warplanes
Typhoon Karen battered the Korean battle zone driving storms ashore south of Seoul then inland toward the front. Fifth Air Force grounded planes as allied ships sought shelter while supply depots flooded and no allied casualties were reported.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Ocean
U.N
Air Force
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Japan
Okinawa
East China Sea
Rain Seeding Yields Mixed Returns Across Southeast Arizona
Kricks Rain Fell Around Old Pueblo and nearby towns as cloud seeding caused showers over the weekend. Douglas reported 0.51 inches while Nogales measured over two inches, with Safford and Benson also receiving notable amounts. Airport damage at Nogales and limited visibility were noted. Local officials described the seeding results as fair to good but conditions remained marginal.
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Sedier-Hopkins
Santa Cruz
Nogales
West Congress Street
Tucson
Gulf of Mexico
Irving P. Krick
Denver
OW Pueblo
Water Resources Development Corp
Southeastern Arizona Weather Research Corp
Daily Citizen
Krick
Mexico
New Mexico
Reciangis
Rafford Nortfiees
Raguies
Douglas
Mollet
Brick Organization
Safford
Benson
Hargar
St. David-Bisbee-Douglas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Margaret Truman Denies Romance With Adlai Stevenson
Margaret Truman arrived in Stockholm for a four day visit and again denied romance reports with Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson. She said Stevenson is a fine man and will win, adding she is prejudiced since she is a Democrat.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Margaret Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Miss Truman
Copenhagen
In Debt Just Normal for City Families in 1950
Washington reports a preliminary Bureau of Labor Statistics study showing city and town households had an average net income of 84 200 in 1950, with average expenditures of 64 700, about six percent higher. The door to door survey covered 91 cities and towns and the index is used to adjust wages to the cost of living.
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Washington
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
BLA
Araiza Jailed For 24 Years
Robert Araiza, 36, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge J. Mercer Johnson to two to four years in state prison for the May 14 shooting of Robert Bacon, a 29 year old Nogales automobile dealer. A jury convicted him of manslaughter after finding he fired three times at Bacon outside the Club View Inn on West Speedway. Defense counsel urged leniency and noted the jury overemphasized the single action pistol fire. The shooting stemmed from racial tensions. Bacon allegedly struck and threatened Araiza. Morris K. Udall led the prosecution.
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Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Robert Araiza
Robert Bacon
Nogales
Araiza
Bacon
Club View Inn
West Speedway
Atty
Charles McCarty
Morris K. Udall
British Flood Drowns 39 in Lynmouth Devastation
Army engineers cleared debris along a 15 mile stretch of Devon coast after a flash flood swept Lynmouth, drowning 39 and leaving 30 missing. Officials revised death tolls as rescue teams recovered bodies from wreckage and boulders amid seven million pounds in property damage.
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England
Devon
British Press Association
Lyn
Rzetta Upset In Golf Tourney
Seattle Washington Marion Hiskey of Pocatello Idaho upset former champion Sam Urzetta 11 up in the first round of the National Amateur Golf tournament. Arnold Blum of Macon Georgia defeated Ken Venturi 1 up in another first round upset. See Story, Page 21.
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Seattle
Wash
WU P
Marion
Sonny) Hiskey
Pocatello
Idaho
Sam Urzetta
Arnold Blum
Macon
Ken Venturi
California
Eisenhower Leaves for Campaign Trail as South Holds Its Breath
Dwight D. Eisenhower packed for his presidential bid with a campaign swing planned through the South and West. He departs for Boise on Wednesday to attend a meeting of 19 Western Republican governors, then travels Sept 2–3 to about 10 or 20 Southern cities amid Democratic unease over rebellious members. Americans for Democratic Action endorsed Stevenson, calling Eisenhower naive on domestic issues, while GOP leaders dismissed the move as proof of a captive Democratic candidate.
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Washington
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South
Stevenson
Americans For Democratic Action
Illinois
Eisenhower
GOP
ADA
Truman
CIO
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Resigned on Arizona extradition case involving Lois Christensen
Lois Paula Christensen, fleeing California bogus check charges in Phoenix, resigns to return there for extradition. The 1952 model rented Ford used in her cross border dash at Nogales was seized and returned to a Phoenix rental firm after Sonora police recovered both woman and car from Hermosillo. California seeks custody with Gov. Pyle’s consent. Christensen had faced a November superior court date on the charges.
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Lois Paula Christensen
Mexico
California
Phoenix
Nogales
Tucson
Emray Ruth
Highway Patrol
Christensen
Howard Pyle
Ryanfield
Boy Scout survives seven days in Sierra wilds
Brent Bradberry a 13 year old from Lynwood Calif vanished on a fishing trip near Sonora and returned after seven days of woodland and river travel. He narrated how he traversed 29 to 50 miles using woodcraft before crawling into a warm rotten redwood shelter and sleeping. He cooked on pine nuts leaves and apricots and faced wolf like tracks before rescue. He planned to drive to Los Angeles with his Sears executive father Wenzel Bradberry after reuniting with relatives in Yuma Ariz.
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Sonora
Calif
Brent Bradberry
High Sierras
Lynwood
Brent
Wenzel Bradberry
Los Angeles
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Cherry Creek
Bradberry
National Park
Janked
Jack Osborne
Yuma
Ariz
Baseball scores from AP: New York tops Boston 4 2
The Associated Press reports American League action with New York defeating Boston 4 to 2 as Chicago wins 4 to 3 over Pittsburgh in National League play.
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New York
Boston
National Chicago
Pittsburgh
Morrison Links Wilson With Gaming
Morrison tells Tucson civic leaders he has conclusive evidence tying State Atty. Gen. Fred C. Wilson to Pima County gambling interests. He says he would have asked indictments if known earlier and will share data with the state bar and Gov. Howard Pyle. He cites hotel meetings, offers of money, and photostats used to smear his record.
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Robert Morrison
Fred C. Wilson
Pima County
Morrison
State Bar Association
Howard Pyle
Chet
Lwwet
Wilkon
Chitwood
Wilson
Tucson
Santa Rita
Pioneer
Maurice Guiney
Guiney
Guinery
Lonnie C. Cheek
Maricopa County
California
Phoenix
Pima County Bar Association
Cheek
Arizona tops nation in income payments rise 1950 51
Arizona led the nation with a 23 percent rise in total income payments to individuals from 1950 to 1951, the U S Department of Commerce reported. South Carolina followed with 21 percent, while South Dakota and New Mexico each posted 18 percent. U S totals rose 12 percent. The department cited larger farm incomes as the main driver in Arizona.
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Washington
W.P
Arizona
U. S. Department of Commerce
South Carolina
South Dakota
New Mexico
United States
Miners Uree Strike Vote Urged By Arizona Locals
Arizona locals and Baird N M urged a national strike vote for the week of Aug 25. Delegates from Tuc son Globe Miami Ray Sonora Hayden Bisbee Morenci Douglas and Baird supported a 25 cent hourly wage boost and other benefits. Federal conciliator Halloran plans talks with Phelps Dodge as union reps meet.
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Miami
Arizona
Wet & Sones
Ee Baird
N. M
C. D. Smotherman
Tucson
Globe-Miami
Ray
Sonora Hayden
Bisbee
Morenci
Douglas
Baird
China Soviet Talks Open in Moscow With High Delegation
Premier Chou En-lai leads a large Chinese delegation to Moscow for talks to expand Soviet Chinese relations in military and heavy industry. Allied observers say China may seek stronger Soviet backing in Korea and use of Red Chinese air power from Manchuria against UN forces.
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Moscow
Imee Hed Chines
Mao Tee-tung
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Andrei Y. Vishinski
P. N. Kumykin
Chou En-lai
Red China
W.P
Inci- Munsan
Korea
Manchuria
United Nations
U. S
North Korea
U. & Fae Selew
Nien
Meyer to address Towncats at annual Kickoff dinner in Tucson
L A Meyer coach of Texas Christian speaks at Tucson Towncats Kickoff dinner tonight at Pioneer hotel ballroom. Tonight features multiple games including Warriors vs Elks softball and Tucson Cowboys vs Juarez Indios baseball at Hi Corbett field and Santa Rita park.
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L. A
Dutch) Meyer
Texas Christian
Towncats
First Baptist Warriors
Elks
Santa Rita Park
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson Cowboys
Juarez Indios
Hi Corbett Field
Eagles
Piggybank
Baum & Adamson
303Rd
A&e Squadron
Davis
Tucson
Park Ave
Juarez
Slow to come for Korean veteran combat pay
Trial on robbery charge set for Kovach on page 5. Ft Huachuca parade honors retiring state national guard chief on page 14. Mme Chiang arrives in San Francisco for medical treatment on page 15. Ariz. Album films books financial comics radio crossword sports editorials women sections listed with page numbers.
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Ft. Huachuca
National Guard
Mme
Chiang
San Francisco
Ariz
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