Communists Push Mixed Faith Appeal Across Europe
Communist leaders in Italy and France press followers to accept Catholicism and communism together despite the Vatican excommunication decree. In Czechoslovakia priests vow loyalty to church amid government pressure, while Pope Pius XII warns against anti God regimes.
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France
Italy
Vatican
Cnrizen
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Pius XII
Palmiro Togliatti
Rome
Togliatti
Maurice Thorez
Grenoble
Abbeville
Jacques Duclos
Pope Pius
Neues Deutschland
Germany
Berlin
Soviet Zone
President Asked To Fire Vaughan For Poor Taste
An army contract probe led to suspensions of Maj. Gen. Feldman and Alden Waitt. Rep. Shafer demanded President Truman suspend Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan, alleging involvement in the case and noting Vaughan acted in the poorest taste. Senate witnesses planned public hearings in about two weeks.
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Washington
Truman
Inspector General
Aent
Army
Gordon Gray
Herman Feldman
Alden H. Waitt
Chemical Corps
Senate
Gray
Rep
Shafer
R-Mich
Harry H. Vaughan
White House
House Armed Services Committee
Feldman
Waitt
New York Herald Tribune
Sen
Hoey
D-Nc
Attlee to Temporarily Lead Treasury Amid Cripps Illness
London July 18 Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced he will take charge of the treasury during Sir Stafford Cripps illness and medical absence in Switzerland. Attlee approved Cripps funds for abroad as foreign exchange controls limit Switzerland transfers. Anthony Eden and Clement Davis offered best wishes to Cripps with no criticism or rumors of departure.
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London
Clement Attlee
Treasury
Stafford Cripps
Exchequer
Attlee
House of Commons
Cripps
Switzerland
Anthony Eden
Clement Davis
Three Tourists Die In Crash West Of Seligman
A head on collision on U.S. 66 near Seligman killed T. W. Keiman and Florence Keiman of Granger Michigan and Richard Guy of unknown address. Four California residents were injured as the westbound car passed a third vehicle in a no passing zone.
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Wade
Michigan
Republicans vow to attack Truman budget rulings in 1950 race
Sen. Brewster says Republicans will press to cut expenses and balance the budget as Truman defends a red-ink government. He cites the president’s economic report and argues pump priming failed in the 1930s with high unemployment. Democratic figures counter GOP when questioned at public events.
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Washington
Truman
Sen. Brewster
R-Me
Brewster
GOP
Sen. McGrath
Rhode Island
Pensacola
Fla
Congress
Day's Activities In Congress
Senate debates Atlantic pact with a Thursday vote. Subcommittee resumes Brannan farm plan hearing. Labor panel hears Hawaiian labor dispute witnesses. Armed services panel weighs a 302 million dollar military pay rise. Atomic energy committee reviews personnel security in closed session. House mulls reorganizing armed services financial affairs. Un American activities panel questions Jackie Robinson loyalty claims. judiciary panel probes monopoly issues. Brannan cited.
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Brannan
Labor
Armed Services Committee
House
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Bill
Armed Services
Un-American Activities Committee
Jackie Robinson
Judiciary
J C Kinney Founders of Rodeo Dies at 77
J C Kinney Tucson organizer and Arizona politician dies at 77 after two weeks illness. Requiem at SS Peter and Paul church with burial in Holy Hope. Kinney helped start the first Tucson rodeo in 1925 and led rodeo work for 15 years while active in Republican politics.
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J. Co
Jack) Kinney
Tucson
Arizona
SS Peter & Paul’s
Holy Hope
Reilly's
Red Rock
Kinney
St. Paul Cattle Loan Co
la Osa
Sasabe
Pima
Pima County
Emma Parsons
GOP
Leighton Kramer
Missing Los Alamos official sparks wide search
H Tracy Snelling 37, public relations director at Los Alamos atomic bomb laboratory, has been missing since last Wednesday. Authorities in Santa Fe and Albuquerque and New Mexico state police are alerted as wife cites a postmarked letter. Snelling, a former Wall Street Journal reporter, had access to highly secret atomic research and did not accompany newsmen to Alamogordo site. He is married with two children.
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Los Alamos
N. M
U.P
Los Alamos Atomic Bomb Laboratory
Atomic Energy
H. Tracy Snelling
Snell
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Snelling
Sally
Carroll Tyler
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Passengers Deserted By Crew On Unscheduled Flight
About 30 travelers at Albuquerque airport endured a long wait when a twin engine DC-3 from New York landed, blew a tire, and the crew departed for town. The plane refueled, reboarded, and resumed to Los Angeles after eight stranded passengers bought new tickets.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Municipal
Los Angeles
Vincent Reilly
New York City
Harold B. Strawn
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Strawn
Baseball results glimpsed from National League games
In Cincinnati Boston lost after a late rally as Blackwell allowed six runs on 15 hits. St Louis beat New York 7 to 4 with strong late innings. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia battled to a scoreless tie before Donnelly and Konstanty closed out Philadelphia. Detroit defeated American rivals with Kellner Rosar and Riebe contributing on offense and defense.
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New York
Brazle
Staley
Wills
D. Rice
Kennedy
Mueller
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Dickson
McCullough
Donnelly
Konstanty
Seminick
McLaughlin Crash Victim Dies After Nogales Highway Collision
Eugene McLaughlin 44 of 218 South Fourth Avenue died from a skull fracture after an early morning crash on the Nogales highway six miles south of Tucson. Kenneth Wolston 31, occupant of the convertible, was injured with a broken collar bone and cuts and bruises. The crash left the car overturned after traveling 900 feet along the west side of the road. Deputy Edgar Sims located Wolston about 12 feet from the wreck. eyewitness William Molina described the speed as fast. Damages were about 1000 dollars. Coroner Clark H Johnson said no inquest would be held.
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S. Fourth Ave
Nogales Highway
Tucson
McLaughlin
Pima County
Kenneth H. Wolston
Wolston
Edgar Sims
Sims
William Molina
Clark H. Johnson
Canasta Instruction Series Begins In Daily Citizen
Starting today the Daily Citizen runs the first of a series on canasta also called basket rummy. Gladys B. Wyatt is the author and readers may mail questions. Answers will begin Wednesday and continue with future installments on page 10.
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Daily Citizen
Gladys B. Wyatt
Group Leans Technicality In State Budget
A two day meeting of Arizona's legislative interim committee studying government monetary problems opens in Phoenix. Senate President Fred J. Fritz will preside as the committee reviews the welfare department investigation and weighs funds for prison expansion, including an industrial yard with a knitting mill and cannery.
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Phoenix
Legislative Interim Committee
Senate
Fred J. Fritz
State Department of Public Welfare
Lon Walters Jr
Arizona State Prison
Walters
Rain Brings Mercury Dip in Tuc Son Heat Wave
Showers moved through Tuc son on Monday morning easing a heat wave that had pushed temperatures above 103 for four days. Rain began at 7 23 a m for an hour totaling .02 inch city wide with .08 inch at the university branch bringing season total to 3 63 inches. By 2 p m the mercury reached 99 at downtown, after a 105 degree weekend and 104 degree earlier days per university weather bureau.
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Tucson
U. S
University Branch
University Weather Bureau
Four Governors Plan a Desert Handshake in Durango
Governors J Bracken Lee Utah William Lee Knous Colorado Dan Garvey Arizona Thomas A Mabry New Mexico fly to Durango to join a motor caravan at the Four Corners monument. Each will speak in a ceremony on the Navajo Reservation as district Judge James M Noland hosts the event.
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Four Corners National Monument
U.P
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Durango
Colo
Farmington
N. M
J. Bracken Lee
William Lee Knous
Dan Garvey
Thomas A. Mabry
James M. Noland
Lee
North
South Carolina
America
Truman secrecy fuels hush hush atomic conference mystery
In Washington the atomic watchdog committee canceled a meeting where members awaited a report on the President and advisers secrecy conference. In London Britain's foreign office disclosed contact with the United States on general atomic subjects. In Pipestone Minnesota Vincent Foster of Omaha, a welterweight boxer, was fatally injured in a car truck crash near Pipestone.
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Washington
Truman
Senate-House
London
Foreign Office
Britain
United States
Pipestone
Minn
Vincent Foster
Omaha
Hawaii Dock Strike Heads Toward Mediation Meeting
Harry Bridges chief of the striking longshoremen in Hawaii and an employers’ representative agreed to meet with a government mediator Monday night to end the 79 day old dock strike.
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Washington
Harry Bridges
Hawaii
Kemp flags tidal lands plan giving feds oil lease control
Louisiana Attorney General Bolivar Kemp on Monday said the proposed Tidelands compromise would place oil leasing authority with the federal government for all but definitely inland waters, though the plan would share revenues with states.
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Baton Rouge
Bolivar Kemp
Louisiana
Tidelands
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