Dulles Denounces Molotov Plan On Germany At Conference
Secretary of State Dulles told the Big Four foreign ministers that the Soviet bloc and one man rule pose the real threat to world peace not the western alliance. He cited Molotov words from 1939 and warned against trusting a vast military establishment led by a single nation.
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Dulles
Big Four
Molotov
Germany
Poland
Moscow
Hitler
Molo
US to continue North Korea coast patrols after MIG clash
General C. P. Weyland said American reconnaissance flights off North Korea will continue despite the Jan. 22 MIG attack. He stated RB-45s operated over international waters and that Reds are boosting air strength with jets, now comprising most fighters and increasing jet bombers in the theater.
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Tokyo
C. P. Weyland
U. S. Far East
Weyland
Korea
Yellow Sea
Chinnampo
Air Force
Veiland
Far East
Bricker Amendment Faces Senate Pigeonhole Move
Senator George warned the Bricker amendment could be pigeonholed if a quick compromise with the White House fails. Administration aides and GOP leaders pressed for a formula acceptable to Eisenhower while maintaining Senate support as Knowland met with the president and Brownell.
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Washington
Sen
Walter F. George
Senate
Bricker
White House
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
Calif
Herbert Brownell Jr
Brownell
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Senate Democratic
George
Judiciary Committee
GOP
County-Wide School Levy Proposed by Governor Pyle
Governor Howard Pyle proposed a county wide school tax plan to supplement current levies and aid Tucson No 1 Amphitheater Sunnyside districts while urging immediate passage of five budget and accounting measures. The plan would shift tax support across districts including higher rates for Ajo Marana and maintain others, with safeguards to limit increases and encourage funding of high schools where none exist.
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Phoenix
Tucson No. 1
Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Howard Pyle
Tucson
Ajo
Pyle
A. D
Pima County
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tucson Chamber backs shorter dog and horse racing seasons
Chamber of Commerce members at a luncheon backed shorter dog and horse racing seasons in Tucson. The poll showed 330 yes to 100 no for dog racing and 261 yes to 165 no for horse racing, with 589 ballots total.
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Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Mgr. C. Edgar Goyette
Groundhog Day in Arizona Sparks Heat Record
Local weather notes a Tucson groundhog sighting may be a joke as record heat continues. The day opened with a 77 degree high, a new record by one degree, while the 24 hour low reached 53 degrees. See Weather Table, Page 18.
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Woodchuck
Tucson
Mercury
Steinfeld’s New 35000 Sign Hoisted Over Tucson Store
Steinfeld’s celebrates 100 years in Tucson with a $35,000 two story sign hoisted atop the Stone avenue Pennington street corner department store. The 20 000 pound wagon and oxen sign was raised by crane with Stone avenue traffic diverted for the lift. Officials note the sign will be lit next week at roof height, about 60 feet long and anchored to the building. Stone closing sparked council debate as two members opposed the shortened notice and preferred Sunday installation. Mayor Emery cited timing differences between store and sign roomie officials.
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Steinfeld
Tucson
Stone Avenue
Pennington Street
Richard Ageton
Casper Carey
Fred Emery
Plan to Equalize School Taxes Draws Support
Local educators call Gov. Pyle’s tax plan aimed in the right direction. Tucson Superintendent Robert D. Morrow says he must study the bill before commenting, but any tax reduction is welcome. Amphi theater Superintendent Marion G. Donaldson agrees it seems aimed in the right direction.
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Gov. Pyle
Robert D. Morrow
Tucson
Amphitheater
Marion G. Donaldson
Plan to Equalize School Funding Across Pima County
A 98 page presentation outlines a reform plan for all county districts. Amphitheater would cut its district tax from 4.72 to 2.60, funded by state and county aid to reach near per pupil needs, with a county levy of 1.00 and a 0.01 bus assessment to fill a projected $1.6 million shortfall.
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Pyle
Holbert
A.D.A
Amphitheater
Tucson
Sunnyside
Pima County
Ex-con Profita waives hearing in deputy sheriff masquerade case
Carmelo Dominic Profita 47 of New Jersey waived the justice court preliminary hearing and was ordered to answer the felony complaint in superior court. He was arrested after a month long masquerade as a Visiting deputy sheriff and faced a Feb. 25 hearing. Bond set at 5000 dollars after spending a night in jail.
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Carmelo Dominic
Carmen) Profita
New Jersey
Justice Court
Profita
Justice of the Peace
James M. Howsare
Frank A.eyman
Cumberland County
Howsare
Pima County
Markets At A Glance From 2 PM New York Reports
Stocks eased in quiet trading while bonds gained with corporates in demand. Cotton weakened on profit taking and hedging as wheat held firm on moisture needs in the belt. Corn steadied after an early slump with oats following. Hog prices rose about 25 cents with sows up 50 cents to a top of 26.75. Steers in cattle moved steady to weak with a high of 29.65.
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New York
Thirteen Arizona figures plead innocent in postwar fraud case
Thirteen Arizona political figures and former officials pleaded innocent to charges of fraud in disposal of surplus federal properties after World War II. Federal Judge Claude set Feb 15 as first trial date, with others to follow later in February. Several defendants sought delays or faced additional charges and defense motions were argued in court.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Claude
Pima County
Napoleon McGee
Namo Chad McGee
R. H. McGee
Sierrita
Z. Simpson ‘Cox
Maricopa County
Democratic
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
W W. L. Brooks
Fred O. Wilson
Lom E. Walters
Jack Wilson
State Industrial School For Boys
A. L. Bartlett
Final
Harold Fulton
Pinal County
Carl W. Hickerson
Yavapai
George Jackson
Tucson
McCulloch
Caywood
Tompkins
Teresa
State Gas Tax Boost Asked In Arizona Senate
Senators William Kimball and H. S. Corbett proposed a one cent gas tax increase to raise 314 million annually for county road construction. They also backed tougher real estate brokerage license requirements and dedicating excess real estate fund money above 20000 to college and university real estate classes.
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Phoenix
Pima County
William Kimball
H. S. Corbett
University Players stage Stalag 17 in Herring Hall tonight
Tonight in Tucson the University Players present Stalag 17 at Herring Hall theater at 8:30 PM. The Arizona Friends of Music sponsor chamber music then Juilliard string quartet performs at Liberal Arts Auditorium. Free lectures and events follow around UA and local venues.
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Arizona Friends of Music
University Players
University
Stalag 17
Herring Hall Theater
Juilliard String Quartet
Liberal Arts Auditorium
Real Estate Board
el Conquistador
Mac Schweitzer
Tucson Fine Arts Association
W. Jackson St
Timothy Brown
Student Union
Burnett Meyer
Clay Lockett
Garnet Mallory Performs at Liberal Arts Auditorium
Pianist Garnet Mallory appears in a recital at the Liberal Arts Auditorium on the UA campus with no admission charge noted. The Halil Theater is associated with the event.
James Roosevelt denies wife's misconduct charges
James Roosevelt and his wife face a denial of misconduct allegations reported on Page 22. The article outlines the dispute, with statements from both sides and implications for the Roosevelts' public life.
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James Roosevelt
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