Western Allies Deny Soviet Trade Blockade Charge
The United States, Britain, and France rejected Soviet claims that Western powers were curbing trade between West and East Germany. U.S. High Commissioner Walter Donnelly cited existing trade agreements and accused Soviet authorities of hampering traffic and communications to split Germany and hinder trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Vassily Chuikov
U. S
Walter J. Donnelly
West
East Germany
Chuikov
Donnelly
Germany
Fire Sends 2 To Hospital After Stratford Drive Fire
Two visitors from Akron Ohio were rescued from a smoke filled home at 210 East Stratford Drive yesterday afternoon. Mr Joe Gyuricza 56 and his wife 41 were hospitalized at St Marys with minor burns and smoke inhalation. The fire department extinguished the blaze causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Sheriff deputies arranged for property protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Stratford Dr
Joe Gyuricza
Akron
Ohio
Tucson
Gyuricza
Helen Ivancovich
Stratford
Ivancovich
California
William B. Stevens
Rt. 2
Box &83
St. Mary's Hospital
Pima Fire Department
Winslow Police Force Quitting After Chief Fired
City law enforcement in Winslow dwindled to two officers from eleven as resignations spread in protest of Chief R. P. Kelly Jr. Mayor F. C. Whipple said he would seek replacements from other police forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
R. P. Kelly Jr
F. C. Whipple
Real Estate Board Backs Local Option Zoning in Tucson
The Real Estate Board of Tucson urges local option zoning to replace a proposed county wide plan. At a special meeting the board voted for local option and moved to petition for signatures to force a public vote by November 5. A committee led by C. F. Kampmeier and Ben H. Solot will prepare the petition and seek about 4000 signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Board of
Tucson
Pima County Board of Supervisors
C. F. Kampmeier
Ben H. Solot
Cochairman
H. Cowan Drachman
James Hearon
Man Jailed and Fined After Red Light Collision
Joaquin Cardenas 53 of 2102 South Tucson Blvd received a five day jail term for driving with a revoked license and a five day jail alternative for failing to yield. Magistrate Paul J. Cella also fined him five dollars for the offense and cited him for running a red light on East 22nd Street at South Park Avenue on the night of July 4. He was involved in a collision with Sammie Raymond Prince 21 of 3125 Geronimo Ave at about 11 16 p.m. Property damage exceeded 1000 dollars with 325 to Cardenas 1947 car and 700 to Prince 1950 convertible.
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Joaquin Cardenas
South
Tucson Blvd
Paul J. Cella
Cardenas
East 22Nd Street
South Park Avenue
Sammie Raymond Prince
Geronimo Ave
Prince
Mossadegh Retires Generals In Shake-up
Iran's prime minister Mossadegh retires 15 generals including Tehran military governor Alavi Moghaddam in a possible broader army shake-up. Officials cite 30 year service limits while critics accuse high brass of excess. American aid shipments for about 120000 troops arrived under the MSA with more expected in September.
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Tehran
Iran
Army
Alavi Moghaddam
Mohammed Mossadegh
Sup Eee
Mossadegh
Aghaddam
Abbas Garzan
MSA
Paul C. Hanley
Bronx
Molly Picon to Perform in Tucson for Israel Bond Drive
Famed Jewish actress Molly Picon headlines a benefit show at 8 p m August 28 in the Pioneer hotel ballroom Tucson invites the community. She rose from the Arch Street Theater in Philadelphia to worldwide tours in multiple languages and has performed before European and African royalty. Event sponsored by Zionist groups with Mrs Henry Berman Hadassah as chair and Max Lipin of Los Angeles representing Bonds for Israel.
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Molly Picon
Tucson
Pioneer Hotel
New York
Lower East Side
Miss Picon
Philadelphia
Arch Street Theater
Ferdinand
Queen Marie
Romania
South Africa
Zionist Organiaztions
Henry Berman
Hadassah
Mmes
Meyer Cohen
Abe Feuerstein
I. H. Handmaker
Arizona FFA names Poole Star Farmer at state conference
Prescott reports the state Future Farmers of America leadership conference closed with Charles Poole of Mesa named Star Farmer of Arizona. Henry Evans of Tolleson elected president, and a slate of officers including Black, Thompson, Lamb, Badley, Ellington, and twins Dean and Dale Kartehn er named secretary and treasurer. The Santa Fe Railway offered free trips to the national convention in Kansas City for Poole and others. Gov. Howard Pyle praised agricultural youths as future success stories.
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Prescott
Future Farmers of America
Charles Poole
Mesa
Star Farmer of
Arizona
Lanaenant Tata Farwrmanes
Henry Evans
Tolleson
Poole
Santa Fe Railroad
FFA
Kansas City
Clyde Cummings
Yuma
Dave Cocklin
Tucson
Donald Hiller
Phoenix
Mack Hume
Howard Pyle
Evans
Ervin Black
Snowflake
Kent Thompson
Safford
Garth Lamb
Gilbert
John Badley
Joseph Ellington
Universal Military Training urged to end caste system
Lt. Gen. Raymond McClain told the American Legion security commission UMT would end a caste of special privilege in the draft system. He argued it would train 2,000,000 youths, save money, and ready the nation to defend human values and respond to emergencies like Korea.
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New York
W.P
American Legion National Security Commission
Raymond McClain
USA
UMT
McLain
Oklahoma City
National Security Training Commission
Region Commission
National American Legion
Korea
Umit
MacArthur
California Leaders Meet Farm Bureau Officials
California figures Floyd Hawkins of Chino Valley presides over a Farm Bureau federation gathering alongside R. W. Barry managing editor of the Phoenix Gazette and Eugene C. Williams managing editor of the Arizona Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Rich Johnson
Arizona Farmer
Allen Feeney
Phoenix
Emil Hovey
Glendale
Frank Armer
Bankers’ Association
George Blake
Arizona Fair Commission
H. E. Gunnels
Standard Oil
California
Floyd Hawkins
Chino Valley
Farm Bureau Federation
R. W. Barry
The
Phoenix Gazette
Eugene C. Williams
Arizona Republic
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East
Chuikey
Casa Grande
Ernest McFarland
Senate
Stella Rosenberg
E. S. Mittendorf
Thomas Chandler
Charles Lucas
Jack Greenway
Sedley-Hopkins
Gene Autry
Filmdom
Sam Rayburn
Autry
Fire
H. Prater
E. Stratford Jr
Stevens
Supreme Army Council
Rodig’s
Tucson Optical Service
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Parker-Kerr Crving
Cne
EL Rancho Market
East Speedway
Goodman's Markets
East 22Nd
Cherry North First Ave
Ft. Lowell
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust CO
North Stone Ave
Congress and Stone National Pharmacy
West Ajo Way
Sears Roebuck & CO
6Th and Pennington
Richard E. Kolb
Orville S. McPherson
20Th Field Artillery
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Seventh Engineers
Thomas L. Chambers
McPherson
Meuse Argonne
Acousticon
East Pennington ST
Mallory
America
UIST
U.S
Tex
U.s.royal
Stone Ave
E.R. Heap Distributor
Cookey’s Union Service
East Broadway
Merrill Kempton Union Service
Tucson Motor Service
South Sixth Avenue
Ernie’s
E. Speedway
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