Eisenhower Warns Soviets and Calls for Strong US Countermeasures
In New York Eisenhower warned the Soviet master-plan of conquest endangers the nation more than ever. He urged a cold finality warning to Moscow and outlined three urgent steps: a security force with offensive reach, greater unity with free nations, and a pledge not to tolerate Soviet expansion. He also pledged to fight corruption in U.S. public office.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Russia
Europe
Asia
U. S
Gunman Shot In Depot Fight In Old Pueblo
Roosevelt Flanagan 24 died of a self defense gunshot after a 10 shot duel at the Old Pueblo Bus depot cafe. Patrolman Harvey Howell survived all five Flanagan shots and was exonerated by a coroner jury.
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Harvey Howell
Old Pueblo
S. Convent St
VFW
East Broadway
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Flanagan
Louise Bishop
N. Westmoreland Sr
Bobbie Johnson
N. Contzen Ave
Johnson
Smith & Wesson
Joe Dovedytis
Tucsonia
San Xavier
Dovedytis
Mrs. Bishop
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Western powers reject Russia push for all German conference
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France likely will oppose a Kremlin proposal for a Big Four Germany conference. Officials say the key issue is free all German elections, viewed as essential before any all German government talks. The note also lists a peace treaty, a governing body, and a study commission as agenda items.
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France
Russia
Germany
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Paris
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State School Survey Series Starts Today
The Griffenhagen & Associates survey of Arizona public schools is released to the special legislative committee in Phoenix. It urges sweeping changes in school administration and a $121,113,000 building program to meet growing enrollments. A multi-part Citizen series begins on page 2.
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Special Legislative Committee
Phoenix
Citizen
Objects Circle Coast Airport Over San Francisco
Robert G. Gardner and his wife reported two silver grey objects flying at high speed over San Francisco Airport at about 5 30 p m yesterday. Gardner described them as cone cross sections, 150 to 200 feet in diameter, at 12 000 feet altitude and 1800 mph. One vanished after 10 seconds the other hovered for 60 seconds before departing southeastward.
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Air Force
Robert G. Gardner
Gardner
Pacific
Appea
Brooklyn Tops St Louis 3 to 1 in AP Baseball
The National League game saw Brooklyn defeat St Louis 3 to 1. In the American League Detroit shaded New York 1 to 0.
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St. Louis
Reuther Backs Stevenson in Presidential Endorsement
Labor Chief Walter Reuther praised Governor Adlai Stevenson as a future White House leader and said Eisenhower lacks needed training. Reuther cited labor views and noted UAW endorsement as Stevenson moves to campaign in New York and Michigan. Sparkman backs Stevenson on offshore oil land control.
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Stevenson
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Reuther
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Michigan
Detroit
UAW
Texas
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
Trucks Hurls 2nd No-Hitter of Season for Tigers
Virgil Trucks pitched his second no hit no run game this season as the Detroit Tigers edged the league leading New York Yankees 1-0. Only three Yankees reached base on errors and a walk as Trucks completed 20 straight batters after a shaky start.
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Virgil Trucks
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Trucks
Washington
Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
John Drebinger
New York Times
Pesky
Husky Tiger
Truman and Hayden Hold Preliminary Policy Conference
Senator Hayden of Arizona met with President Truman in Washington to discuss governmental policy before heading to Arizona later in the week. Hayden refused to detail the talks beyond noting a discussion of policy.
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Sen
Hayden
D-Ariz
Truman
Arizona
New York Heir Indicted In Prostitution Ring Case
New York county grand jury indicted 22 year old Mickey Jelke III heir to a 3 million dollar oleomargarine fortune on charges of operating a case society prostitution ring. The case involves a luxury ring tied to high priced late night services and alleged social influence.
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New York
Attorney General Wilson replies to Morrison attacks
Phoenix Atty. Gen. Fred Wilson blasts Pima County Atty. Robert Morrison for accusing him of gambler links as a lie. He accuses Morrison of a last minute political smear designed to influence the election and vows to respond to questions at a press club session. See earlier story, Page 12.
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Phoenix
Fred
Wilson
Pima County
Robert Morrison
Morrison
Bert Mosekian
Arizona
Dear Mrs. Mayfield Seeks Dating Counsel in Citizen
Molly Mayfield invites readers to submit questions on romance and dating for her sprightly Citizen column. The piece promotes a daily feature starting next Monday with light guidance and personable tone.
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Molly Mayfield
the Citizen
Hermes Ditches Off Trapani After Engine Failure
Seven people are reported lost after the Hermes, a four engine air liner with 51 passengers and six crew, ditched off the west Sicilian coast near Trapani. Rescue boats saved 50 aboard. three confirmed dead with four missing. The pilot sent a distress flare after failing to radio Milo airfield.
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Pick Argues Base Report Slams North Africa Constructions
Army engineer chief Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick dismissed a Senate panel finding as over critical. The Johnson committee faulted the North Africa air base build costing about 220 million dollars, alleging fraud and lax supervision. Pick noted he did not set air force needs or direct rush construction and cited a separate plan to fix deficiencies.
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Pick
Armed Services Preparedness Investigation Subcommittee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson Committee
Morocco
Five hour bomber raid blasts Red supply area near Anju
Japan based Superforts attacked a ripe Communist supply base near Anju on the Chongchon river in a five hour assault. Twelve B 29s dropped 500 pound bombs creating large smoke columns and secondary explosions. Fifteen allied fighters hit front line positions later, weather and rain limited further operations. Chinese raiders probed near Bunker Hill but were repelled after a 15 minute clash.
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Bunker Hill
Tucson GI Builds Fe Mail Call
Pvt. Robert English of Tucson a machine gunner with the U S 25th division in Korea wrote to small town papers asking mail from young women. In 10 days he received about 300 letters including a 215 pound strip teaser and a basketball forward. He has not revealed which letters he answered.
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Robert English
Tucson
U. S
Pvt
English
Weatherman Sees Rain Here
The U S weatherman says it will be rainy tonight and tomorrow with warmer conditions. Rain across the nation yesterday was scarce with a few cities noting measurable precipitation. Temperature readings include Tucson 93-76 and Los Angeles 77-62 while Miami reaches 89-77.
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Boy Critical After Wreck near death in hospital
A 17 year old passenger Richard Reyes of 644 West 42nd Street lies in critical condition after a stolen Mercury two door careened at high speed into a concrete post at South Ninth avenue and West District street. Ruben Carrillo 18 confessed to driving and was jailed for leaving the scene and possessing a stolen car. Frank Pinter 16 was identified as another passenger. the car was stolen minutes before the crash from a grocery store.
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42Nd St. Reyes
South Ninth Avenue
West District Street
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PIMA
Frank Pinter
W. MacArthur Jr
Ruben Carrillo
S. Convent St
New York Oilman Visits Iran To Discuss Oil
W. Alton Jones, chairman of Cities Service Oil Corp of New York, arrives in Tehran at Mossadegh's invitation to assess how to restart Iran's oil industry. A government spokesman says the visit aims to revive operations.
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Iran
W. Alton Jones
Cities Service Oil Corp
New York
Mossadegh
Jones
Wires Scrape Man Off Tank on Highway
A man, Jake Kee aged 33 of 1550 E Yavapat Rd, was seriously injured after a truck towing a newly built tank struck telephone wires on the Benson highway. Kee was atop the tank when it passed beneath wires, causing the scrape injury. The tank was manufactured by Austad Steel on West Congress Street.
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Ted Rhodeos
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West Congress Street
Dinner at Eight Finale Promises Local Theater Night
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow brings a busy schedule at Santa Rita park and hotel venues. Softball games feature Sunshine Girls, Plaza Theater Flirts, and Dem ocratic Women’s club rally at Santa Rita hotel with evening showings including Dinner at Eight at Arizona Corral Theater Rendezvous room. Nightly rounds include Shamrock Dairy, Cocio-Esdrada Legionnaires, Hall Insulators, Goodman Supply, Baum and Adamson and Garden Spot in AA and A-1 and A-2 leagues.
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Arizona Corral
Shamrock Dairy
Cocio-Esdrada Legionnaires
Man Supply
Anta Rita Park
Baum & Adamson
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Arizona needs huge school expansion study
Index Survey highlights a major need for new school facilities in Arizona. The report emphasizes current gaps in capacity and funding, urging policymakers to act to avoid crowding and delays in education delivery.
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