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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1951

Page

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Allied Bayonets Rout Chinese Advance

Allied forces repel Chinese attempts to flank the central Korean front with bayonet charges and grenades. American and South Korean units inflict heavy casualties, while U S and French reinforcements bolster Chipyong and Wonju defenses. Casualties total thousands on both sides as the drive slows.

Tokyo Seoul Han River Eighth Army Chipyong Wonju Chip-* Yong Chip- Yong John Randolph Centtral Port Inchon Yongdongpo Kimpo

Senate Passes Welfare Bill in Arizona Legislature

The Arizona Senate approved Gov. Howard Pyle’s welfare bill 13 to 6, triggering an $806,400 deficiency appropriation. Opponents argued the grants were insufficient and objected to cuts. Supporters cited the plan as vital aid tied to income-based eligibility. The vote followed intense debate and now the governor must act.

Bob Brooks Phoenix State Senate Appr Howard Pyle William F. Kimball D-Pima Sam Head D-Yavapai Head Tom Collins Pima John Hunt Maricopa John Pintek D-Cochise Roy Stone William A. Sullivan

Heat Returns to Old Pueblo With War News

President Truman said Gen Arthur had authority to order a crossing of the North Korea South Korea boundary. A small South Korean force slipped in by sea at Wonsan and Hamhung as weather cooled and winds shifted. Bombers attacked allied positions while temps rose in Tucson to 63 degrees and fell to a 39 degree morning.

Truman siacArthur North South Korea Wonsan Largo Okinawa Hamhung Tucson

Stunt Man Faces Cattle Rustling Trial

Film stunt man Paul Evans of Douglas is charged with rustling 16 sheep from an Encino ranch on November 5. The 22 year old trainer of trick horses for cowboy films goes to trial today in a real life cattle rustling case.

Xoany Phoenix Los Angeles Feo Yuma Paul Evans al Douglas Flagstaff Evans Encino Calif

Pyle Urges Speedy List for Pima County Judge Post

Gov. Howard Pyle asked for early submission of candidates for Pima County's third superior court judgeship. A five-member committee of former judges from the Pima County Bar Association will select five qualified lawyers for the vacancy. If the governor approves the list soon, the appointment could be announced next week.

Howard Pyle Pima County Pima Couny Board of Supervisors Esterday Chhosen Superior Court Pima County Bar Association George R. Darnell Gerald Jones William G Hall Fred W. Fickett John D. Lyons Jr Darnell Lennor Jones Fickett Lyons Richard H. Chambers Bar Association County Superior Court J. Homer Boyd Boyd Lambert Kautenburger David S. Wine

Underpass Fight Draws County Officials and Martin Clash

Andrew P. Martin of Tucson accuses the highway department of neglecting needs in the southwest while state leaders plan postwar budgets. He urges funds for an underpass on South 10th Avenue to ease access into Tucson, criticizing past spending and urging action by the tax commission. Local officials say the matter hinges on state highway decisions and budgeted funds for 1950 51.

Blast Highway Department Norman Harrington Highway Department Southwest Andrew P. Martin Tucson Pima Martin Kautenburger State Tax Commission Planning Board South 10Th Avenue Tax Commission Ing South Sixth 10Th Avenue South Sixth Avenue County Mamie Lambert Kautenburger France Miller LeFebvre

Acheson Warns Against Rushing Troops to Europe Now

Washington officials report Secretary of State Dean Acheson cautioned that hasty troop deployment to Europe would be a deadly misstep. In Washington discussions focus on tighter links for Spain Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey to the Atlantic defense framework while acknowledging major obstacles. In Tokyo a U S submarine Bugara refloated after grounding in Tokyo Bay with minor damage from a near hurricane.

Washington U.P Dean Acheson Europe Spain Yugoslavia Greece Turkey Tokyo U. S Tokyo Bay

Roseville discovers deep chuckhole in alley

Roseville reports a 200 foot deep chuckhole opened by heavy rains in a downtown alley. Sener setae Siaa te nel remarks a bad chuckhole as locals observe the unusual hazard and humor.

Roseville Calif

Missing gold plate teeth shocks DETHUIT workers

DETHUIT Feb 16. P Auto worker Earl Siler reports his gold upper teeth plate worth $100 is missing from the medicine cabinet. Siler 29 wore the plate for special occasions and uses ordinary teeth otherwise. His wife Louise plans to question a new babysitter about the theft.

Dethuit Earl Siler Siler Silers Louise

Bus fire kills nine in Manila crash with truck

A flaming bus collided with a truck on a provincial road near Manila killing nine people and injuring sixteen. An earlier sign at the scene warned to drive safely as authorities investigated the crash.

Manila Ncbeine Safely

Price controls unlikely to curb meat hoarding say cattlemen

Loren Bamert of the American National Livestock Association told the Arizona Cattle Growers Association in Phoenix that price controls probably won’t work this time and backed a program to raise production to meet demand. He cited hoarding and a drought affecting cattle supplies and warned that controls could slow output and help inflation.

Ken Alstad Douglas Loren Bamert American National Livestock Association Amparizona Cattle Growers Association Phoenix Oay Baer SoRe John Babbitt Arizona Kautenburger LeFebvre

Poem Praises Tucson Secretaries On Editorial Page

Ben Burroughs dedicates today’s verse to perfect and imperfect secretaries. The Daily Citizen editorial page extols typists in black and white prose, celebrating their golden qualities.

Ben Burroughs Tucson Daily Citizen

D M Reserves Await Recall At March End

Davis Monihan air base reservists may face recall to active duty before the end of March. Col William P Fisher and reserve officers briefed last night that all D M reserves would be on active duty or reassigned by July 1 with Ray and corollary training ending then. Recall orders depend on screenings by continental air command returning to local commanders by March 1. The wing commander noted about 75 May and corollary group staff were involved.

Bamert Riley Davis-Mon Frank Robles D-Tucson Strategic Air Command Col. Fisher Ray G. Langham James Ewing Tucson Ington Fox Hole Joseh A. Moller Prostram Davis-Monihan Air Force Base William P. Fisher Telf Volunteer Air Reserve Pool Fourth Air Force Continental Air Command D-M

Here's One For Our Junior Firemen

YHO Vidence Rhode Island February 16 reports that the city council voted last night to sell seven old fire stations at public auction for firefighting equipment and city needs.

Yho Vidence

Ouster Talk For Arizona State Officials Involves Traffic Division

Phoenix dispatch reports imminent removal of Mell Michael state corporation commission secretary and Jack Buzard head of the motor carrier division amid legislative pressure. An overhaul report by the House highways committee cites inefficiency and internal dissension, with chances of abolishing the commission discussed.

Phoenix Mell ‘Michael State Corporation Commis¢Sion Jack Buzard Commission In ‘Ouse Highways and Bridges Committee Buzard Michael

Pima County Grand Jury Called Over 1950 Law Violations

County Attorney Robert Morrison sought a grand jury probe into 1950 law enforcement breakdowns in Pima County citing graft and unorthodox operations. Judge Lee Garrett empanelled jurors with 21 prospects to be examined to form a panel. Morrison and Sheriff Eyman campaign pledges to clean up the departments are noted.

Pima County Robert Morrison Lee Garrett Morrison Pima Morrisan Sherif Frank A. Eyman Jerome P. Martin Bryce J. Wilson Morris Udall W. T. Holmes Sheriff's S Office

Grand Jury Seen as Arm of Court in Arizona

The Pima County Attorney explains that a grand jury serves as an arm of the court to weigh evidence and indict those found guilty. In Arizona, it convenes only when a superior judge deems full investigation in the public interest necessary.

Ourt Pima County Attorney's Office Arizona Atorney

Regents Meet In Tempe On Mar 1

The University of Arizona and state colleges will hold a joint board of regents meeting in Tempe on March 1, as announced by Board President Cleon T. Knapp in Tucson. The executive committee will meet in the afternoon with the full regents awaiting word from the state legislature on the educational budget and building requests. The talks will be cautious until budget fate becomes clear.

Board of Regents Ig University of Arizona Tempe Cleon T. Knapps Tucson U. A Superior Court Knapp New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe West

Amphitheater School Rodeo News Highlighted

Page tease lists sections including rodeo news and a picture on page 3 from Amphitheater School. It notes a governor discusses the GOP's future on page 4 and directs readers to pages 10 and 13 for society and sports items.

World Federation Society

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