Truman Says He Halted Third World War With Peace Policy
President Truman leaves the White House confident his seven year drive for peace kept the world from a third global war. He cites Greece Turkey aid the Marshall plan Berlin airlift and policies against communism as lasting achievements while noting Congress failures on anti inflation and criticizing press misrepresentation of his programs.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Truman
White House
Korea
United Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Greece
Turkey
Berlin
State Department
Congress
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United States
Free World
Skunk Streak Spoils Engagement Night on Ranch
Wayne Batchelor planned a celebratory engagement in the ranch while his son’s piglets and a skunk chaos ensue. A skunk steals his new suit and leaves a strong odor as the girl and family react in panic. The tale ends with a moral about looking before you dive.
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Wayne Batchelor
Wayne
Porky
Pessimistic 1953 Forecasts From Italian Soothsayers
Rome reports a roundup of Italian crystal gazers predicting a colorless year with political shifts. Most expect De Gasperi's Christian Democrats to win narrowly while Rome sees unrest and a high political death abroad. Some foresee a Korea related blood year, and a mid 1954 world war spark.
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Rome
Italy
Iovo
Naples
Giuseppe la Terza
Tyne
Oggi
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrat Party
Alfonso Ricca
Contursi
France
Germany
Hitler
Lelio Alberto Fabriani
Francesco Argondizza Tocci
Korea
Calliope
East
Aldina Clerici
Milan
Charlie Chaplin
Sofia Vismara
Palamidessi di Metula
Egypt
India
Russia
Donna Maria
Florence
Crystal Gazer
Mediterranean
Giacomo Cimo
de Gaulle
England
Columbus Was A Red Why Russian Discoveries Are Misread
The Red Fleet, the Soviet navy organ, claims archives prove Russians found many far eastern lands long before British or other explorers. It accuses American geographers of falsifying discoveries and denies that James Cook explored lands named by Russians.
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Moscow
Red Fleet
Far East
Pacific Ocean
James Cook
Cook
Lost Driver Upsets Auto In New Mexico Crash
Walter R. DuMoulin 29 of Silver City New Mexico drove 50 or 10 miles per hour and smashed at a dead end of North Stone avenue and East Limberlost road injuring himself and a passenger Justa C. Salgado Jr. was found at the county hospital in shock with a cut on the head and glass fragments in the flesh. Deputies arrested DuMoulin for driving under the influence and reckless driving.
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New Mexico
North Stone Avenue
East Limberlost Road
Walter R. DuMoulin
Silver City
N. M
North Oracle Road
DuMoulin
Justa C. Salgado, Jr
Salgado
St. Mary’s Hospital
Flood Damages Denied in Country Club Road Case
Pima county is not liable for flood damages to Jane Nusbaum's property at 2918 E Ft. Lowell Rd after a Superior Court verdict. Gordon Aldrich led the defense for the Board of Supervisors, arguing the road work did not change local drainage. Nusbaum sought 10000 dollars, claiming lowered road drainage reduced resale value. jurors deliberated about three hours before ruling.
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Country Club
Pima County
Jane R. Nusbaum
E. Ft. Lowell Rd
Superior Court
Gordon Aldrich
Board of Supervisors
Lions Reach 2018 Yards After Seven Games In 1952 NFL
Detroit Lions totalled 2018 yards through seven games in 1952 with 1009 rushing and 1009 passing yards. The season overview notes balanced ground and aerial production beginning strong.
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Detroit
U.pa
Detroit Lions
Gozzi Re-elected President of Naturoapthists Group
The Arizona Association of Naturopathic Medicine elected six officers for one-year terms. John Gozzi, director of the Southern Arizona clinic, was re-elected president and also serves as a trustee in the national organization. Other officers include E. B. Fromm, A. C. Johnson, G. M. Davis, E. G. Fisk, and Ingel L. Anderson with listed roles.
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Arizona Association of Naturopathic Medicine
John Gozzi
Southern Arizona Clinic
S. Sixth Ave
E. B. Fromm
Phoenix
A. C. Johnson
Tucson
G. M. Davis
E. G. Fisk
Prescott
Ingel L. Anderson
Tropical Storm Heads for Philippines
A tropical storm with 50 mph winds at its center moves across the Pacific toward the Philippine islands. The weather bureau reports the storm about 600 miles east of Mindanao.
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Manila
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Weather Bureau
Mindanao Island
Mullin Reaches 51st Consecutive Election Term
Waterbury Connecticut veteran official John T Mullin marks his 51st consecutive election cycle serving as a voting official. Mullin began as a checker in 1901 and has maintained long service in local elections.
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Waterbury
Conn
U.P
John T. Mullin
Mullin
Horace Heidt Show Appears Here Monday
Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights with A Night at the Circus perform Monday at 8 pm in the university auditorium. The bill features three Tucson amateur acts and stars Johnny Standley, the Height-Steppers, Doodles Weaver, Ralph Sigwald, Lila Jackson and Lizabeth Lynch. Tickets are sold at Jacome's and the auditorium box office. proceeds aid Tucson boys activities.
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Horace Heidt
Musical Knights
Tucson
University Auditorium
Johnny
Huks Killed In Raid On Rice Fields
Philippine army reports four Huk guerrillas killed during a raid on rice fields in Pampanga province north of Manila. One civilian died and six were wounded in the crossfire as troops repelled the attack.
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Manila
Philippine Army
Pampanga
Cragin School Addition Underway In Tucson
Construction of a 12 classroom addition to Gertrude Cragin School at Blackridge Drive and North Tucson Boulevard progresses. The project, by Leonard Daily Construction Co., costs about 285604 dollars with funds from the school budget and a 10 cent levy. Principal Miss Federica Wilder. Plans for Pueblo Gardens school additon to 18 classrooms and 302100 dollars funded by federal public law 815 and local levy. Principal Miss Alice D. Murphy.
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Gertrude Cragin
Blackridge Drive
Tucson Boulevard
Robert D. Morrow
Tucson Public Schools
Leonard Daily Construction Co
Federica Wilder
Pueblo Gardens
South Plumer Avenue
East 34Th Street
Morrow
Alice D. Murphy
Surgical Supply Moves to New Tucson Quarters
The Tucson branch of Southwestern Surgical Supply Co. moved to 3017 E. Speedway with an official opening on Wednesday. The larger decorated store serves doctors nurses and receptionists from Tucson hospitals and offices. Formerly at 202 N. Stone Ave the store supplies medical and hospital items. Manager is R. F. Dielman and secretary Miss Stella iSaracho. Established 32 years ago by H. R. McAlmon in El Paso. It also has Phoenix and Albuquerque branches.
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Tucson
Southwestern Surgical Supply Co
E. Speedway
N. Stone Ave
R. F. Dielman
Stella iSaracho
H. R. McAlmon
el Paso
Tex
Phoenix
Albuquerque
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Ben R. Tolson
Bradley A. Tolson
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Philippines
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