Phelps Dodge Plans Open Pit Bisbee Copper Mine
Harry M. Lavender, vice president of Phelps Dodge Corp, announced a proposed Bisbee open pit copper mine costing 20 to 25 million dollars. The project would be seven times the Sacramento pit area, require relocation of homes and the Lowell Bisbee road, and start early in 1951 if approved. Engineering work and drilling are underway with informal talks with the government for accelerated amortization and possible disposal to the state. Production timing and rates remain undetermined.
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Bisbee
Harry M. Lavender
Phelps Dodge Corp
Lavender
Sacramento Pit
Morenci
Sacramento
Lowell-Bisbee Road
Arizona
Bisbee East
National Securities Resources Board
National Mineral Authority
Diplomatic Buffered Hope Rises Over Korea Peace Talks
Washington reports a diplomat believes China may halt troop advances at the 38th parallel after India’s UN delegate backed the 13 nation appeal. Prime Minister Attlee meets Truman and Pandit as peace moves shift from bleak to cautious optimism amid UN forces in Korea under heavy Chinese pressure.
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Washington
UPR
38Th Parallel
Korea
Benegal Rau
Inidan
United Nations
Red China
North
South Korea
Peiping
Truman
Clement Attlee
Britain
Attlee
Mr. Truman
Jawarharlal Nehru
New Delhi
Nehru
United States
Russia
China
India
V. L. Pandit
Bandits Hit Goodman Market for $3,000 Haul in Tucson
Two armed bandits forced Goodman market manager William Sharp and two on site salesmen into the store last night on East 22nd Street and South Cherry Avenue. They obtained about $2,000 to $3,000 in receipts while a manager had been tallying cash. Police note similarities with prior Tucson grocery robberies as the robbers, about ages 23 and 32, fled after demanding Sharp hand over the money.
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Goodman's Market
East 22Nd Street
South Cherry Avenue
Tucson
Mgr
William Sharp
N. Forgens Ave
Frank Garcia
E. 32Nd St
National Biscuit Co
B. R. Dickinson
Goodman
Dickinson
East Speedway
Maple Boulevard
Safeway
East Sixth Street
North Park Avenue
Garcia
Sharp
Birt Gribble
Pasadena
Calif
Joe Nigliaccio
Bisbee
U S Considers Restoring Mexican Canned Meat Imports
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan said the United States may soon allow imports of inspected canned meats from Mexico, mainly beef processed there, after banning Mexican meats since the 1947 hoof and mouth outbreak. Officials say the disease appears stamped out in Mexico and a 15 day comment period is open.
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Washington
Brannan
U. S
Mexico
Dust ends for Freeman place families on gravel plan
Twenty one Tucson households on Freeman place in the 900 block band together to pay $3 each to gravel their unpaved street. The effort, spurred by Clyde Butler and neighbors, received county aid with a scraper and sprinkler and Elmer Bingham supplying gravel. County officials backed the project, and residents expect substantially reduced dust and healthier air for about 26 children in the area.
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Tucson
Freeman Place
Clyde D. Butler
Freeman Pl
Sycamore Boulevard
Butler
W. Earl
Elmer Bingham
Desert Pl
Bingham
J. Homer Boyd
Pima County
Feggie Wieveili
E .E. Kimzey
E. Freeman
Gene
Kimzey
Marines Breakout From Chosin Described In Seoul Dispatch
In Tokyo and Seoul reports detail a five day, fifty to sixty mile escape by fifteen thousand Marines and infantrymen from encirclement near Hagaru on the Chosin area. A British commando unit and U.S. regiments join the breakout toward Kotori as Eighth Army halts near the 38th parallel and counterstrikes.
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Tokyo
Hagaru
U.S. Seventh Infantry Division
Chosin Reservoir
Kotori
U.S. Eighth Army
38Th Parallel
Pyongyang
Eighth Army
Seoul
Pusan
J. Lawton Collins
U. Army
Douglas MacArthur
China
Freeze Skies Hint at Frost Tonight in Tucson
Weather notes a 34 degree reading near the university with frost likely tonight and warmer temps tomorrow. Airport records show a 35 degree low, last reached since March, while a cold front crept across the nation, from Bismarck to Corpus Christi with subfreezing readings.
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V.B
Tucson
Weather Bureau
University
Bismarck
N. D
Mississippi Valley
Corpus Christi
Tex
Big Spring
26th Annual All America Football Team Set Divided
The 26th AP All America team appears divided into offensive and defensive elevens for the first time. Army Oklahoma and Texas place players on both units. Starters include Don Heinrich Bob Reynolds Everett Grandelius and Dick Kazmaier. For full details see Ted Smits's All America story in sports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bob Reynolds
Nebraska
Everett Grandelius
Michigan State
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Ted Smits
Nehru Pushes Peace Plea in Parliament
In New Delhi on December 6 Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru outlined India’s effort to settle the Korean dispute with a cease fire and a demilitarized zone and proposed negotiations including Red China. MPs criticized policy warning against Communist China and urged defense readiness.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red China
Nehru
China
Brazil
M. R. Masani
Korea
Tibet
Indochina
United Nations
S. P. Moosherjee
all-India Hindu Mahasbha
Ross and Truman Press Aide Charlie Ross Dies
Washington reports Charles G. Ross 65, longtime White House press aide and former St. Louis Post-Dispatch ace, died of a heart attack at his desk after a press conference. President Truman praised Ross as faithful to duty. Early will serve as temporary press secretary until a permanent successor is chosen. Ross won a 1931 Pulitzer for a dispatch on the nation’s mood and was born in Independence, Missouri. Burial plans set for Easton with services likely Thursday.
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Washington
Charlie Ross
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Harry S. Truman
United States
Ross
Mr. Truman
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Attlee
Charlie
Stephen T. Early
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Early
Pullman, Inc
Defense
Louis Johnson
Graham
Wallace H. Graham
White House
Independence
San Francisco
Post- Dispatch
Eaton
Civilians Face Steel Famine
Washington reports civilians face a major cut in steel supplies as defense needs rise. A closed door meeting between steel executives and NRA officials agreed on conservation measures and higher production to meet the crisis. NRA to appoint experts. civilian aluminum copper nickel and zinc cuts already set.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NRA
NPA
William H. Harrison
Eggs Soon to Hit $1 a Dozen in Phoenix
Phoenix on track for egg price drop to a dollar per dozen by Christmas says Arizona Egg Co president Ray Hale. He cites government buying as the driver and notes current Grade A large eggs range 74 to 89 cents per dozen.
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Phoenix
Ray Hale
The
Arizona Egg Co
Hale
Paper Fulfills Last Wish Of Mary Ann
Nine year old Mary Ann Kaweczynski asked that her picture be printed so classmates would know she was dying. She died of a heart ailment before the ambulance reached the hospital and the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle published her photo to honor the request.
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Mary Ann
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Ann Kaweczynski
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Dahlberg Hurt In Arizona Car Crash Near Chandler
Tucson investment broker Henry Dahlberg his wife Virginia and Charles Dresser Jr. were injured but not seriously when their late model car struck a large truck tire on a road 11 miles south of Chandler. Dresser, a paving contractor and former University of Arizona student, was driving. the car overturned into a roadside pit and occupants were thrown clear. The Dahlbergs reside at 80 Camino Miramonte in El Encanto Estates.
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Henry Dahlberg
Tucson
Mesa
Chandler
Virginia
Charles Dresser Jr
Associated Press
Dresser
Dahlbergs
Camino Miramonte
el Encanto Estates
Seeks Air Link With Southern Cal
James A. Murphy of Phoenix told a civil aeronautics board hearing that an air link between Phoenix and the Imperial Valley California would be highly desirable. He represented the Arizona corporation commission and the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Arizona sees air service between Phoenix Ajo and Yuma as a necessity. The CAB hearing covered proposed service by Western Airlines Southwest Airways and Bonanza Airlines, with no airline favored.
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Washington
James A. Murphy
Phoenix
Civil Aeronautics Board
Imperial Valley of California
Murphy
Arizona Corporation Commission
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Ajo
Yuma
Ariz
CAB
California
State Liquor Dealers Meet At Safford
Registration opened for the three day annual Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers convention in Safford with speakers listed including John A. Duncan superintendent of state liquor control Thomas J. Donovan general counsel licensed beverage industries Jack Neihaus Coca Cola Ray Adams California Taverns association Sid Moeur United Brewers foundation and G O Hathaway superintendent Arizona highway patrol.
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Safford
Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers Convention
John A. Duncan
State Liquor Control
Thomas J. Donovan
Licensed Beverage Industries
Jack Neihaus
Chicago
Coca Cola
Ray Adams
California Taverns Association
Sid Moeur
United Brewers Foundation
G. O. Hathaway
Arizona Highway Patrol
Drivers Meet Death But It's Not Fatal
In Decatur Indiana the new license bureau head is Mrs. Dale Death a play on words as motorists renew licenses. The item notes drivers may confront a grim pun while referencing the name of the bureau chief. The brief uses a local tone and a curious clash of fate and bureaucratic duties.
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Decatur
Ind
Dale Death
Missing tambourines spark Salvation Army inquiry
Page references note vanished tambourines from the Salvation Army. No details on quantity or disposition are given. The item appears in a cluttered contents list with other sections and page numbers.
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Salvation Army
State of Arizona
Japan
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