Stevenson assails GOP patriots at Legion rally in New York
Governor Adlai Stevenson denounced Republican attacks on Gen. George C. Marshall as a shocking example of misplaced patriotism at the American Legion convention in Madison Square Garden. He warned patriotism should be steady and defend freedom of thought while opposing communism and excessive pressure from factional voices.
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Ill
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Dean Acheson
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Defense
America
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East
Western powers offer Iran oil settlement to avert coup
U S and Britain proposed aid and concessions to Iran's Mosadegh in an effort to end the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. Talks included compensation for the AIOC nationalization and a possible easing of the oil blockade to unlock Abadan storage tanks and speed oil revenues. The plan followed U S and U K discussions on backing Mossadegh to avert a Communist coup.
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United States
Britain
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. S
Lou Henderson
George Middleton
Mossadegh
Middleton
Abadan
AIOC
Washington
Molly Mayfield Helps Readership in Tucson Column
Dear readers await Molly Mayfield who answers questions on love and life. The columnist will debut in the Citizen next Monday with a daily feature offering guidance and practical advice.
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Molly
Tucson
the Citizen
Air Force probes crash of B-17 crew near Gulf of Mexico
At Eglin Air Force Base an inquiry continues into a B-17 crash that sank six crewmen after a misfire by an FS86D jet fighter. Only two survivors, Staff Sgt. Charles D. Jones and Airman Second Class Peter R. Rosing, endure long exposure and exhaustion amid a multi-service search. Jones described bumping Rosing on a life raft as waves tossed them, hoping for water and rescue as dawn revealed planes spotting survivors.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Charles D. Jones
Meridian
Miss
Peter R. Rosing
Ingleside
Navy
Coast Guard
Air Force Board of
Col. Debolt
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Sion
Rosing
Tucson Residents Spot Unknown Silver Object In Sky
For the second day residents reported a round silver object near the sun moving north toward the Catalina mountains. Shoppers at Thorne's Market watched it vanish to a small point. Davis-Monthan officials said no radar contact and a weather balloon had been released earlier. An airman photographed the event but nothing appeared on the developed image.
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Sixth St
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Wilson to Address Tucson Forum After Accusations
Atty. Gen. Fred O. Wilson plans a public reply in Tucson tomorrow to counter charges by Pima County Atty. Robert Morrison that he is tied to gambling interests. Wilson will speak at the Tucson Press Club at noon and later appears at the Phoenix Press Club Friday at 5 p.m. Morrison, who faces Wilson for the Democratic attorney general nomination, seeks Gov. Howard Pyle's backing and may visit the governor to discuss the charges.
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Fred O. Wilson
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Arizona schools survey finds mixed teaching methods
Griffenhagen and Associates report in the Citizen analyzes Arizona elementary and high school systems. It notes poor oral reading in some grades and students studying spelling by rote while praising overall good quality of instruction despite several bad examples.
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Griffenhagen & Associates
Citizen
Riverside Probe Ties Ex-Convict to Black Dahlia Case
Riverside police investigated ex convict Chauncey Lawrance in the past of the unsolved Black Dahlia murder linked to Elizabeth Short. Detectives consulted Los Angeles authorities as they weighed a potential link to the 1947 case. Lawrance is charged in a separate killing of Kathryn Knodel in Redlands.
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Chauncey Lawrance
Elizabeth Short
Thad Brown
Ray
Los Angeles Police Chem
Lawrance
Pinker
Riverside Police
Kathryn Knodel
Redlands
Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Million Dollar Dope Ring Smashed in San Francisco
State narcotics agents report a ring grossing about 1 million dollars yearly from heroin trafficking over two years. Three arrested and booked on narcotics charges include James Woo 27 Chinatown businessman fronting wholesale dope sales Jue Ying 48 a cook and Bing H Gee 28 Woo’s bodyguard driver.
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George Maloney
California
Division of Narcotics Enforcement
James Woo
Quong Yuen Sing
Maloney
Jue Ying
Bing H. Gee
Woo
Oil Refinery Planned Near Florence Set for 1954 Start
Proven Oil & Refining Co announced a 117 million dollar refinery to be built on 1 950 acres near Florence with start of operations mid 1954. L M Glasco said 200 employees will be hired at opening as West Coast Pipeline will transport crude via Texas to California line. The project aims to lower Arizona gasoline prices currently trucked from the west coast or El Paso.
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Phoenix
Florence
Proven Oil & Refining Co
L. M. Glasco
Dallas
West Coast Pipeline Co
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Proven
Texas
California
John B. Mills
J. Edward Johnson
Francis Kernan
White Weld & Co
Joe Smith
Union Securities Corp
New York
West Coast
el Paso
Tex
Grand Central Union Drive Underway Amid Labor Tensions
Grand Central Aircraft Co workers react as UAW CIO launches unionization efforts. Pamphlets label the plant guilty of coercion in past hearings while some employees react variably. Company says no NLRB ruling yet and election issues remain pending in Washington.
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Grand Central Aircraft Co
Uaw-Cio
Grand Central
National Labor Relations Board
William E. Spencer
Washington
Truce Talks Recessed for Fifth Week in Korea
At Panmunjom the Communist side demanded UN stop persecuting prisoners of war and opened a 33 minute session with a statement of hard question. Five prisoners were killed and 51 wounded in camp incidents Aug 11 to 24, the UN said. Nam Il claimed 1 killed 52 injured and blamed UN for delays.
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Korea
U.P
United Nations
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U.N
Nam Il
Haydon L. Boatner
Nam
Triangle Shaped Javelin Jets Offer British Air Supremacy
Britain touts the Gloster Javelin as the world’s most effective fighter. The delta wing twin engine jet speeds beyond sound at sea level, claimed to be more maneuverable at low speeds than any fighter since the biplane era. It measures 57 feet long with a 52 foot wingspan and a tail height of 17 feet.
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London
Britain
Royal Air Force
Baseball Scores From AP Narrowed To Winners
In the American League Boston defeated St Louis 5 to 0. In the National League New York beat Pittsburgh 5 to 4 and Philadelphia won over Cleveland 6 to 5.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Full-Scale Air Blasts Over Bunker Hill Front
United Nations fighter bombers mounted a major attack on Communist positions in the Bunker Hill area east of Panmunjom. F-84s Shooting Stars and F-51s led four wings in blasting bunkers and troops while reporting 19 bunkers 1 mortar 1 artillery 2 auto weapons and 16 enemy casualties destroyed or damaged. Okinawa based B-29s bombed Pyongyang's supply area as ground actions remained light with 17 Chinese Reds killed east of the Pukhan river and Communist squads repelled near Kumsong. No MIG-15 sightings with seven B-29s using electronic aiming in heavy overcast conditions.
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Korea
United Nations
Bunker Hill
Fifth Air Force
Western Front
Panmunjom
Yalu River
Pyongyang
U. N
Pukhan River
Kumsong
Weather Sketches Mixed Rain and Winds Across City
The forecast calls for a trace of rain at the airport and about half an inch downtown with a windy thunderstorm on the north side. Variable clouds and scattered thundershowers expected tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs near 96 at the airport and 66 atop Mt Lemmon. clocks downtown mostly reset after yesterday’s stormy period.
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Western Union
E. Broadway
Dulles Urges Internal Disintegration of Soviet Empire
In Buffalo John Foster Dulles attacks American foreign policy as in crisis and calls for dismantling Soviet communism from within. He urges focus on Asia Africa and South America and rejects containment proposing passive resistance slow-downs and nonco operation as alternative to a head-on collision. He notes Eisenhower support and favors refusing to recognize Russia's territorial gains.
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N. Y
John Foster Dulles
American Political Science Association
United States
Asia
Africa
South America
Dulles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York City
U. S
Russia
Udall Terms State Growth Inspiring
Supreme Court Justice Levi S. Udall of Phoenix spoke to Young Democrats of Tucson calling Arizona’s growth inspiring and said the economy is sound and expanding. He is a Democratic nominee for re election to the Supreme Court, while his son Morris K. Udall seeks the county attorney nomination. Udall plans to tour Santa Cruz after finishing the state-wide tour.
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Levi S. Udall
Phoenix
Young
Democrats of Tucson Club
Arizona
Udall
Morris K. Udall
Santa Cruz
Tucson
305851 Arizonians Eligible To Vote
Final registration figures from the secretary of state show 305851 eligible voters for the September 9 primary across 14 counties. Maricopa totals: 147377 with 104289 Democrats and 40982 Republicans. statewide Democrats 226491 and Republicans 74863.
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U.P
Secretary of State
Maricopa County
Evening Softball Schedule In Tucson Altered
Tonight at Santa Rita Park two AA league games are abandoned with five contests moved to tomorrow. Tonight features Tucson Squirts against Trailerettes and Latter Day Saints against Infileo in A-2 league play. Tomorrow includes Chapman-Dyer Steel vs Damskeys Hot Rods and several high school and league matchups at Tucson venues.
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Tucson
Trailerettes
Santa Rita Park
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Chapman-Dyer Steel
Damskey’s Hot Rods
Tucson High School
Piggybank
Queens of Phoenix
Index Ft Grant school for boys plans reorganization
A brief item notes that Ft Grant's boys school is planning a reorganization. The notice previews page references for expanded coverage on the topic.
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