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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1952

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Arizona Pima County Produces Nation's Largest Cotton Bale

First bale of 1952 crop in Pima County was ginned at Marana at 2 p.m. by Jim Lewallen on a 160 acre farm near Red Rock. Total county crop spans 47,000 acres with over 70,500 bales and $13 million economic impact. state tally expected at 1,040,000 bales and $200 million. Labor shortages loom. 10,000 Mexican nationals to be imported. 12 new gins planned across three counties. Arizona dominates long staple Pima 32, with one-strain crop driving overall production amid drought in other states.

Sedley-Hopkins Pima County Jim Lewallen Marana Cotton Oil Co Yuma County Earnest Aroun Red Rock San Manuel Here RFC Arizona U. S. Labor Department Pinal Yuma Maricopa California New Mexico

Three GIs Sentenced for Stockade Riot at Frankfurt

Three American privates Hugh R. Ward Vincent E. Peervoe and Peter E. Zamora were convicted by court-martial in Frankfurt of leading a stockade riot described by the provost marshal as a minor disturbance. Each received ten year prison terms.

Frankfurt Germany Larue M. Edelen Hugh R. Ward Nashville, Tenn Vincent E. Peervoe Berkeley Calif Peter E. Zamora Bakersfield

Crop Duster Plane Burns Near Casa Grande

Donald R. Churchell a 38 year old crop-duster pilot from Phoenix formerly of Nevada Missouri is recovering in Casa Grande hospital with second and third degree burns after his plane from Crawl Dusters Inc. crashed and burned eight miles west of Casa Grande. He escaped after the aircraft overturned following a motor failure during a cotton field run. His wife and mother are identified among his relatives.

Casa Grande, Ariz Donald R. Churchell Phoenix Nevada Casa Grande Hospital Here Churchell Crawl Dusters, Inc F. L. Churchell

Truman Says No Mess In Washington

President Truman at a news conference said there is no mess in Washington and urged some new blood in the Democratic party while declining to comment on Adlai Stevenson Sparkman campaign. He criticized the Saturday Evening Post and said he does not read it, noting he knows what it will say. He avoided details on steel strike handling and Swedish press charges about his daughter.

Washington Truman Adlai Stevenson John Sparkman United States Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Democratic Party Sparkman Margaret Secret Service Communist Party Moscow Saturday Evening Post Post

Tucson Flood Control Basin To Be Built

Project to create a detention basin and flood containment in Tucson with 168 acres of basin land. Final drawings delivered to Pima county. bid call planned next month. detention basin storage of 1 041 acre feet. Works include dikes 21 feet high, outlet channels, and three large discharge tubes to Julian wash.

Tucson Greater Pima County Board of Supervisors Johannessen W. T. Holmes Ajoway and South Country Club Road Julian Wash Santa Cruz River Julian Walter Johannessen Davis-Mon Air Force Base

Flash Flood Crowns Korean Platoon in Tragic Loss

A flash flood in Korea produced a nine foot wall of water that swept 30 soldiers to death from a shallow river ford. Eleven survivors were rescued as the 45th division unit, previously an Oklahoma National Guard outfit, faced the rising flood during Typhoon Karen. A leading lieutenant died while guiding troops, and four bodies were recovered with 26 still missing as search efforts continued.

Korea W.P 45Th Division Oklahoma National Guard Lly

Rain Fades as Heat Returns Across Regions

The weatherman reports rain activity diminishing with clear skies expected for now. Temperatures are unusually cool for the season, though peaks reached 69 on Mt. Lemmon while cities nationwide show varied readings from Phoenix 101 to Seattle 73 and New York 86.

Mt. Lemmon Phoenix Chicago Flagstaff Jacksonville New Orleans Prescott Seattle New York

Living Costs Rise to New Peak in July CPI

The government reports the July 15 cost of living index at 190.8 percent of the 1935–1939 average, up 1.2 points from June, and 12.1 percent above pre-Korea levels. Food prices drove the increase with higher costs for miscellaneous goods, services, insurance, and medical care.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS Labor Department CIO Auto

Eisenhower Defends Korea War Role as Me Too Candidate

Eisenhower told a Republican group in Kansas that the United States may have avoided a far worse war by entering Korea. He criticized calls for a broader China war, saying no feasible plan existed to strike China and that bombing China would not work. He referenced MacArthur’s views without naming him.

Kansas City Kas U.P Dwight D. Eisenhower Korea Eisenhower United States China Douglas MacArthur Detroit Gary Hammond Ind

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Postponed by Rain

American League action: Boston defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 as the schedule shows Brooklyn at Pittsburgh postponed by rain.

Associated Press Brooklyn Pittsburgh American Boston Cleveland

Assassin Wilson Fires Back in Arizona Attorney General Race

Phoenix Attorney General Fred O. Wilson labeled opponent Robert Morrison a character assassin in a response to graft and gambling allegations. Wilson denied links to Pima County gamblers and defended actions on the Ryan airfield lease, asserting his neutral conduct and commitment to the race as Fred O. Wilson.

Phoenix Fred O. Wilson Pima County Robert Morrison Morrison Wilson Bert Mosekian Mosekian Charlie Waite Glendale Reddi Wip Corp 16Th St Pete Waggoner Pete Ryan Airfield Tucson Howard Pyle Waggoner Mosekian Morrison Attorneyeneral Maricopa County Arizona

Next Soviet Ruler Chosen

Washington reports a strong clue from the Moscow Communist congress that Georgi Malenkov, 50, may be named prime minister and Stalin’s heir apparent. U.S. diplomats caution analysis is preliminary as Moscow prepares the first congress since 1939 and eyes the new praesidium leadership replacing the politburo.

Washington Russia Communist Party Moscow Georgi Malenkov Joseph Stalin Stalin Praesidium Politburo

Double Target Bombing Good Board Dodges Wilson Probe

United Nations warplanes delivered two smashing attacks against the Communists with raids on Pyongyang including a four hour night strike and a 100 plane attack on a cement factory. Morrison seeks a special prosecutor while Wilson denies charges as the board throws the matter back to Morrison.

Seoul Korea United Nations Pyongyang

Phelps Dodge Union Peace Near Agreement

Negotiations between the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union and Phelps Dodge Corp continued in Douglas with federal negotiator W P Halloran presiding. Indications grew that a settlement of the differences between the union and the company was near.

Douglas Mill & Smelter Workers ‘Union Ind Phelps Dodge Corp W. P. Halloran

Little Boy Dies From Auto Injuries in Globe

Daniel Lopez four year old son of Mr and Mrs A Lopez of Globe died this morning at Gila General hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a car yesterday afternoon. Globe councilman and pharmacist John Bracco driver of the car said he could not avoid the child who ran into the street behind a truck. An inquest is planned later today before ex officio coroner Clyde Shute.

GLOBE Daniel Lopez A. Lopez Gila General Hospital John Bracco Clyde Shute

Tucson Cowboys Seek Swing Back In A-T League Clash

Tucson Cowboys head to Hi Corbett field to face the El Paso Texans after a 9-8 loss. The schedule lists multiple softball games at Santa Rita park, a Dinner at Eight at the Arizona Corral, and a Davis-Monthan unit match.

Tucson Cowboys el Paso Texans Grand Central Aircraft el Paso Natural Gas Santa Rita Park A & E Squadron Davis Tucson Cowboys

Spectacular Tucson Crash Injures Six

Six people are injured in a dramatic Tucson auto crash as emergency crews respond. The incident prompts investigation and a review of nearby traffic signals.

Tucson Jack Underwood

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