U.S. Jets Fire On Soviet Planes Over Hokkaido
U S Thunderjets intercepted two Russian made Travochkin 11 fighters over northern Japan near Hokkaido. One invader damaged, both fled toward the Kurile islands as radar guided interception followed authority signals. Foreign planes violated Japanese air space prompting Japan to warn Russia and discuss rearmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Hokkaido
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Kurile Islands
U. S
Katsuo Okazaki
Diet
Hideji Kawasaki
Progressive Party
Kanju Kato
Fifth highway fatality in Pima County named Grabe
Mrs. Ida Clyne Grabe of 1487 East Hampton Junior died last night from shock after a car crash on Ft. Lowell road. The 63 year old widow leaves a son in Hawthorne California and two sisters in California. An inquest is set for 9 30 a m February 25 before Justice of the Peace James Howsare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. Grabe
E. Hampton Jr
Ft. Lowell Road
Pima County
Albert Grabe
Mountain Avenue
Byrd
Grabe
Ft. Lowell
Eisler Not Seen In West Berlin
Berlin report says Gerhart Eisler remains missing in West Berlin with officials and Jewish leaders unsure of his whereabouts. Some circles speculate he fled west to dodge possible arrest amid a communist purge. He was to lecture tomorrow at the Soviet culture house in East Berlin on Russian zone refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gerhart Eisler
West Berlin
West
Eisler
House of Soviet Culture
East Berlin
Atom Spies Execution Set For Mar 12
Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman set the execution for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg for the week of March 9 with U S Marshal William Carroll noting electrocution could occur on March 12 at 11 p m The couple convicted two years ago of conspiring to transmit atomic information to Russia sought clemency from the President but was denied
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Irving R. Kaufman
U. S
William Carroll
Tucson
Russia
City Primary Set As Tucson Voters Decide In Mayor And Council Race
City voters in Tucson face a light primary with two contests for the mayor and Ward 4 council seat on April 7. Incumbent Republican Fred Emery faces C Pete Edwards for the mayor nomination while Democrat William Wisdom competes with Ray A Marsh in Ward 4. A write in campaign by George F Dver in Ward 1 seeks 50 votes to reach the April ballot.
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Tucson
Fred Emery
C. Pete Edwards
William Wisdom
Ray A. Marsh
George F. Dver
Democratic Council
Dver
GOP
Wilbur Conelly
Harlow Phelps
Dennis Weaver
Don Hummel
Lester Nalley
Gasoline Prices Rise Across Stations Amid Retail Hikes
Regional price increases spread from San Francisco to Tucson as Standard and other firms raise retail rates. California and western states See wholesale and finished product costs climb. independent dealers await deliveries to gauge actual changes.
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William Ellison
Standard Oil
Tucson
Phoenix
Standard Oil of California
General Petroleum Co
Richard Mower
The
Texas Co
San Francisco
T. S. Petersen
Standard Oil Co
California
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Arizona
Hawaii
Alaska
Eisenhower
Petersen
West Coast
Empty liferaft found in Gulf crash end of survivor hope
Fourth liferaft from National Airlines DC-6, with 46 aboard, was found empty in the Gulf of Mexico. Three other liferafts were empty as rescue planes and ships searched 20-foot waves for survivors. The crash occurred en route from Tampa to New Orleans amid 100 mile per hour winds, with passengers headed to Mardi Gras.
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New Orleans
National Airlines
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Tampa
Fla
Tana
Gulf
U.S
Gulfport
Miss
Biloxi
Mobile
U. S
Elizabeth
N. J
Miami
National
E. J. Kershaw
J and
T. G. Packham
Civil Aeronautics Authorities
Safford Sisters Die in Gulf of Mexico DC-6 Crash
Two Safford women Mrs. Ray Krupp and Mrs. Mary Long perished in a Gulf of Mexico plane crash. They were returning from a long awaited visit to the Virgin Islands and planned to attend Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Mrs. Krupp, 62, wife of Eli Krupp, and Mr. Long, head of Long Furniture Co., left behind four children and a niece at the University of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Safford
Virgin Islands
Ray Krupp
Mary Long
Islands
Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Coed Shocked By News Of Plane Crash Victim Boyfriend
Osceola Arkansas reports Miss Jean Kendrick treated for shock after learning her teen boyfriend Sherrod Segraves 17 was aboard a National Airlines plane that crashed into the Gulf of Mexico. The pair had driven to Memphis to meet him on his Florida trip.
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Osceola, Ark
Gulf of Mexico
Jean Kendrick
Sherrod Segraves
Florida
National Airlines
Taft says Eisenhower seeks cabinet rank for FSA
Senator Taft reports President Eisenhower aims to convert the Federal Security Administration into a cabinet level department headed by Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby. House Speaker Martin and GOP leaders discussed repudiating past secret pacts and moving a resolution through Congress within a reasonable time.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Federal Security Administration
Senate
Republican
Roosevelt
Pruman
Congress
House
Martin
R-Mass
White House
James C. Hagerty
GOP
FSA
Oveta Culp Hobby
Hobby
Egypt Considers Selling Cotton to East Germany
Cairo sources report Egypt proposes selling Egyptian cotton to the Soviet controlled East German republic. An official said the idea was discussed during a meeting between Egyptian representatives and an East German commercial delegation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Economic Ministry
Income Tax Cut Approved By Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 21 to 4 to cut individual income taxes starting July 1, aiming a total reduction near 10 percent by Jan 1, 1954. The bill faces delays and possible Senate rejection, with Eisenhower and Taft offering cautious timelines and no treasury input obtained.
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Washington
W.P
House
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Allen
R-Iil
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Joseph W. Martin ,Jr
Martin
Senate
House Committee
Daniel A. Reed
R-N.y
Reed
Treasury
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Treasury Department
Eisenhower selects C. D. Jackson for cold war planning post
President Eisenhower names C. D. Jackson a special assistant in charge of cold war planning and liaison among agencies engaged in psychological warfare. Jackson leaves Fortune to take the role. Ralph DelaHay Paine Jr. succeeds him. Clare Booth Luce is nominated ambassador to Italy and Lloyd A Mashburn for under secretary of labor.
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Washington
Eisenhower
C. D. Jackson
New York
Shermar Adams
Jackson
Fortune Magazine
Ralph Delahaye Paine Jr
Senate
Clare Booth Luce
Italy
Lloyd A Mashburn
California
Rodeo Week Dusts Tucson as Linda Loses Jacket
Three year old Linda Albanez suffers tears during Rodeo Week in Tucson after a thief steals her new western jacket while she visits a movie downtown with her parents. The incident ends with a plea to return the jacket to 1202 W. Sonora St.
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Tucson
Linda Albanez
Linda
Albanez
Sonora St
Blue Sky On Tap Warns Drivers To Watch Road
Weather outlook for tomorrow promises pleasant warmth with light high clouds. Temperatures across cities show Tucson 71 yesterday and 40 for the low this morning, Phoenix similar, Yuma 81 48, and Flagstaff 51 21 amid a passing cold front without damage.
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Minneapolis
Tucson
Phoenix
Yuma
Flagstaff
Planes Smash Enemy Center in Kyomipo Offensive
United Nations air power attacked Kyomipo, 20 miles southwest of Pyongyang, using jet fighter bombers from four air force wings and two marine groups to destroy 96 buildings and create a sea of flames. Sabrejets downed or damaged 11 MiG-15s, with three shot down and one likely destroyed.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Kyomipo
Pyongyang
AIR Force
U.N
U. N
Suiho
Yalu River
U. S
Israeli Leader Warns Reds Over Anti Jewish Propaganda
In Jerusalem Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion voices strong concern over Soviet anti Jewish propaganda and urges Russia to allow Jewish emigration to Israel. He cites Russia Israel relations after the Tel Aviv Soviet legation bombing and rejects Moscow claims of Israeli police involvement.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Russia
Israel
Tel Aviv
Ben-Gurion
Moscow
Chiang Kai-shek aid to Korea fades away
In Taipei Formosa high officials say Chiang Kai-shek will not renew a pledge to send 30 000 Nationalist troops to Korea. The remark follows Lt General Maxwell D Taylor New Eighth Army commander in Korea saying he would welcome Nationalist help even on a token basis.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
Eighth Army
Nogales Schools Reopen After Flu Outbreak
Nogales schools, closed twice in the past week due to an influenza epidemic, were scheduled to reopen today.
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Nogales
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Events Roundup
Tonight at 8 there is a Winter Visitors club meeting at the Chamber of Commerce 80 S Stone Ave. At 8 15 Julia Rebeil gives a piano recital in the liberal arts auditorium UA campus with no charge. Oklahoma! shows at Paramount theater at 10. Olaf Wieghorst paintings at Gallery of Southwestern Art Country Club Plaza from 10 to 5. Indian Arts and Crafts exhibit at Tucson Art Center gallery 80 S Stone Ave 11 to 5 with a silversmithing demonstration at 3. Sam Colburn paintings at 261 gallery 261 N Campbell Ave 1 to 5. A color film The Maya Through the Ages shown free at liberal arts auditorium 8. Jewish Reading Circle cultural program at 1416 E Sixth St starting 8.
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Chamber of Commerce
S. Stone Ave
Julia Rebeil
Liberal Arts
Paramount Theater
Olaf Wieghorst
Gallery of Southwestern Art
Country Club Plaza
Tucson Art Center
Sam Colburn
261
N.campbell Ave
Jewish Reading Circle
E. Sixth St
Old Tucson Fiesta Opens Rodeo Week
Old Tucson hosts the Fiesta opening drawing about 8,000 fans as the rodeo week kicks off. Crowds fill the arena with parade sights, performances, and festive activities marking the start of the seasonal event.
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Appropriations Committee
Tucson
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Far Eastern Air Forces
O. P. Weyland
Pima
Alvina L. Bettison
Ann Young
Oscar Byrd
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Atom Spies
Micheline Keating
East Germany
Reds
Chiang
Oklahoma
Ariz
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