Ewing Seeks Cabinet Post Amid Train Incident
President Truman’s plan to elevate Ewing to a department head is advancing with possible senate approval. A gunman, H. Huff of Polkville Mississippi, tried to shoot on the Sunset Limited near Yuma, was restrained by railroad detectives at Union Station, and held for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Gas firm stamp reveals halted service scene
A customer’s bill bearing the letter head of Tucson Gas Electric Light Power Co. shows a service halt lasting about ten minutes as the clerk stamps the document during a nighttime disruption.
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Defects Found During Arizona Monthlong Traffic Checks
A state wide effort in Arizona shows nearly half of about 5,000 vehicles inspected had faulty equipment. The operation issued 2,300 citations and prompted owners to repair cars per warnings. Captain R. L. Whitlow of the southern district reported the results and noted ongoing checks in several states.
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New Draft Act Is Requested
Defense Secretary Johnson urged a three year extension of the draft act to keep the United States in a state of alert amid Cold War incidents. He noted Russia’s atomic test and said Congress must act to maintain armed forces readiness, while the House bill would extend registration for 18 year olds but require further action for inductions.
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Mormon Leader Brigham Young Honored With Capitol Statue
Senator Elbert Thomas praised Brigham Young on the 140th anniversary of his birth noting his religion state building and nation crafting legacy. Utah donated a seven foot Carrara marble statue accepted for Congress and placed in the Capitol Rotunda amid debate on site location.
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West German Reds Register and Go Home
Berlin dispatch reports about 9000 Communist youths blocking a border crossing as part of protests linked to a broader arms aid request to Congress. President Truman urged $1.2225 billion for a second year of arms shipments to allied nations, including Greece, Turkey, Iran, the Philippines and Korea, with details on equipment and production funding.
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Building Work To Go On Till Pact Is Signed
Arizona construction contracts extend beyond midnight as negotiations between contractors and unions resume after a temporary adjournment. Al Williams and William Taylor, with representatives from both sides, will confer in Phoenix to set a date for the next meeting.
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Nine Die In Bomber Crash At Quonset Navy Base
Nine men were killed and two injured when a navy bomber crashed at Quonset Naval Air Base. A 12 year old girl, Patricia Murphy, was unconscious for 18 days and is in critical condition. The pilot and co pilot survived with minor injuries. others were burned. Frontier Air Lines announced two daily flights between Phoenix and Tucson with a south bound schedule.
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Bus Driver Circles From Jawing Jack
New York June 1 A passenger argued over fare with Bus Driver James Coyne on Madison Avenue. After 30 riders refused to pay, Coyne pulled to List Street and kicked them off. He then drove the group to another bus downtown, ending the confrontation.
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Trace Of Rain Raises Humidity Across Regions
A light rain trace was reported this morning with forecasted widespread cloudiness and scattered showers into Friday especially near the mountains. Highs yesterday stayed near 106 in Phoenix and 112 in Silver Lake California as humidity rose across areas.
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Baseball Scores National League and American League Notes
Baseball scores from the National League show Philadelphia defeating Chicago 8 to 4 with Steler driving in runs and Simmons securing the win while Hiller took the loss. In a separate NL game, Washington defeated Brooklyn? St. Louis. additional box details mention Queen, Chesney, Walsh, Phillipe, and McCullough among hitters. Also notes list American League games with Boston, Philadelphia, and others, mentioning pitchers and run totals.
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