Mangrum Extends Tucson Open Lead With 66 Round
Mangrum, top contender from Niles Indiana, shot 66 to extend his 36 hole total to 130 and hold a one stroke lead at the Tucson Open as Eric Monti and Toney Penna trailed with 133. Sunny conditions drew crowds to El Rio Country Club while Demaret drew the day’s largest gallery.
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Lloyd Mangrum
Niles, Ir
el Rio Country Club
Mangrum
Eric Monti
Santa Monica
Calif
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Ohio
el Rio
Demaret
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Dick Hopwood
Nogales
Hopwood
Monti
Longhitting
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Horton Smith
Mike Dietz
Max Evans
Milan Marusick
Albany
N. Y
A. J. Wheeler
Nashville
Tenn
Tommy
Utility Survey Plans Revealed
Phoenix supporters report Arizona Corporation Commission members told the state senate planning committee they would hire independent engineers to re evaluate private utilities if funds are approved. They cited a $91 380 request and noted about $50 000 had reverted to the general fund after a veto.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
State Senate Planning and Development Committee
Arizona
Frank L. Christensen
Wilson T. Wright
William T. Brooks
Mitt Sims
Senate
Sen. Christensen
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Hospital Board Session Called In Arizona
The Arizona state hospital board is summoned to a special meeting at 1 p m Saturday at Dr. Jeremiah Metzger's Tucson home. Board member Gene Doyle disclosed the session amid uncertainty whether Dr John Larson, the hospital superintendent, will face ouster charges after his refusal to resign following the board's suggestion. Dr Metzger confirmed the meeting but would say nothing further.
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Phoenix
Board of Control
Arizona State Hospital For the Insane
Jeremiah Metzger
Tucson
Gene Doyle
Metzger
John Larson
Larson
Taft Truman split widews on labor power clash
President Truman and Senator Taft clashed over the inherent presidential power to handle national emergency strikes. Senate labor hearings continued on the administration labor bill with Roth endorsing Taft Hartley while urging changes. Roth argued the act reduced strife and urged keeping national emergency provisions with modifications.
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Washington
Truman
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Senate Labor Committee
Almon E. Roth
San Francisco
Roth
National War Labor Board
Labor Department
Federal Conciliation Service
Congress
Nationwide Deep Freeze and Snow Disrupts Daily Life
The nation faces unusually cold and wet conditions with sub zero temperatures across the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Montana and Wyoming. Grand Forks North Dakota hits 27 below zero while Bismarck tops five below. Snow halts hay lifts in Nevada and winter storms bring 2 to 5 inches in Michigan and northern Illinois with rain from the Gulf Coast to Ohio Valley.
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Associated Press
Grand Forks
N. D
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Montana
Bismarck
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Mississippi River
Gulf Coast
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Michigan
Illinois
New England
Four-Year Term Proposals Move Through Arizona House
Phoenix February 4 The Arizona house adopted three concurrent resolutions to set four year terms for state and county officers and legislators. If approved by the senate and approved by voters the change would take effect January first 1953 except for the superintendent of public instruction whose term remains four years and could shift the office to appointive. University bills seek a 10 million dollar building program for the University of Arizona Tempe and Flagstaff colleges with sponsors from each county. A legislative interim committee on administrative reorganization was approved to study boards and agencies and report to a possible special session.
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Phoenix
W.P
Arizona
House of Representatives
Senate
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. Byron McCormick
University of Arizona
Tempe
Flagstaff
William F. Kimball
Pima
Board of Regents
Sen. Kimball
House
Experimental XA5 plane crashes near El Segundo
An North American built XA5 experimental bomber crashed into the Pacific Friday during a test flight from Los Angeles airport near El Segundo. It is feared two crew members were killed. officials said next of kin would be notified and names released afterward.
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EL Segundo
Calif
Pacific
Los Angeles
el Segundo Pier
Doctor Reveals Roosevelt Suffered Four Strokes
New York February 4 Dr Karl C Wold says President Roosevelt suffered three strokes before his final one in 1945. The first occurred in 1938 at Mayo Clinic while visiting his son James. A December 1943 stroke was grave and doubt existed he would live six months. Wold's disclosures appear in his book Mr President How Is Your Health Look magazine excerpts. Representative Miller urged Congress to act on the truth about Roosevelt health.
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New York
Roosevelt
Karl C. Wold
Look Magazine
Ancker
Charles T. Miller
St. Paul
Minn
American Medical Association
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Otolaryn
County Car Kills 12 Year Old in Miracle Mile
Pima County reports its first traffic fatality of the year as a county car driven by Thomas C. Martin 21 son of Sheriff Jerome P. Martin strikes and kills Theresa Mendibles 12 near North Oracle road Miracle Mile. Sheriff and son claim 35 mph. inquest set for Saturday.
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Pima County
Thomas C. Martin
Jerome P. Martin
North Oracle Road
Miracle Mile
W. Oro
Jayme
Martin
Oro Street
Silverbell Road
M Z Bar
Thomas
The
University of Arizona
Sheriff's Department
Armstrong
Bernice Kessler
N. Oracle Jd
Clark H. Johnson
Wounded Ex-GI Testifies in Axis Sally Treason Trial
Ex-GI Gilbert Lee Hansford, still limping from war wounds, reiterates his claim that Mildred Gillars aka Axis Sally posed as a Red Cross worker during a 1944 Paris hospital interview. Defense questions fail to change account as two more veterans await testimony before weekend adjournment.
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Washington
Sally
Red Cross
Gilbert Lee Hansford
Mildred E. Gillars
Hansford
Cincinnati
James J. Laughlin
Miss Gillars
International Red Cross
Paris
John T. Lynskey
Etna
Paul G. Kestel
Detroit
Cardinal Mindszenty Offers To Pay Damages In Trial
In a Budapest courtroom on February 4 Josef Cardinal Mindszenty said he wishes to repay Hungary in full for any damage from alleged illegal sales of funds tied to US and Vatican sources. The trial of Mindszenty and six co-defendants continued, with Mindszenty recanting a prearrest letter and asserting it is null. Duke Paul Esterhazy pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to overthrow the republic and engaging in black market money dealings.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Vatican
Cn Becer
Cardinal Mindszenty
Vilmos Olthys
Peoples’ Court
Voice of America
Mindszenty
Istavan Dobi
Great Britain
Olthus
Paul Esterhazy
Republic
Esterhazy
Joe Olthys
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Western embargo blocks freight through German zones
Britain and the United States ordered an embargo on all rail and road freight moving through the Bizone to the Soviet zone from Belgium France Switzerland the Netherlands Luxembourg and Denmark. The action, aimed at tightening the economic squeeze on the Soviet zone in retaliation for the Berlin blockade, takes effect Sunday and could significantly disrupt traffic.
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Berlin
Britain
United States
Germany
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Denmark
United Kingdom
Tucson
Day's Activities In Congress Report
In recess until Monday the Senate and House conduct varied committees. The Labor Committee continues hearings on labor law revision and minimum wage bills. The Banking Committee holds a closed session to vote on export controls. A subcommittee calls government witnesses on housing legislation. The Civil Service Committee hears testimony on pay boosts for top executives and starts raises for officials. An Atomic Energy Committee meeting in a closed session reviews progress. Adjournment is until Monday.
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Labor Committee
Banking Committee
Subcommittee
Civil Service Committee
Senate-house Atomic Energy Committee
U S Rejects New Red Offer
Washington reports say American officials rejected a Soviet inspired seven point peace plan tied to Berlin. President Truman said no talks with Stalin outside the United Nations and backed Acheson in dismissing Moscow’s proposals as preposterous.
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Donald J. Gonzales
Washington
Russia
Berlin
U. S
Truman
United Nations
Josef Stalin
Dean G. Acheson
Stalin
Acheson
Greece
Korea
Moscow
Ruhr
United States
Seven Aboard Navy Plane Missing in California
In Yokern California February 4 five oilivian scientists and two crewmen remain missing after a Beechcraft plane with seven aboard failed to return from a 6 30 a m takeoff from the navy ordnance testing station en route to Alameda California for a physics conference at Berkeley Navy search planes and civil patrol are combing a triangle bounded by Bakersfield Inyokern and Fresno within about 50 miles of one another as of Friday.
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Yokern
Calif
Navy
Alameda
Naval Air Station
University of California
Soviet Pilots Flee To U S
Two Russian air force officers escaped the Soviet Union by plane and landed at Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts. They spoke through an interpreter about urging American Communists to defect and expressed concern Stalin might seek direct talks with President Truman. They said they fled after learning of Madame Kasenkina’s escape and began their journey at Kolombia base in west Ukraine ending in Austria.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Soviet Union
America
Rhienmain
Germany
Peter Pirogov
Anatole Barsov
Russia
Communist Party
Stalin
Truman
U.S
Madame Kasenkina
New York
Liberty
Kolombia Air
Ukraine
Austria
Munich
Flood relief trucks leave Tucson for Sonora and Sinaloa
Trucks departed Tucson Friday carrying 4 500 pounds of food and 100 garments donated by residents for flood victims in Sonora and Sinaloa Mexico. They also carried 60 boxes from Alianza Hispano Americana and other donations from Plaza Theater Baffert Leon and the Mexican consulate. Junta Patriotica of Tucson will send 25 boxes in a separate shipment.
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Tucson
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