Berserk gunman surrenders after rifle rampage on East 22nd
A deranged 38 year old airman Cecil Dolin fired a .30-30 rifle at random from a duplex near East 22nd street until surrounded by a sheriff’s posse and air police. He surrendered to neighbor R H Ackenfelter and was taken to Davis Monthan for examination. No one was injured.
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East 22Nd Street
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Cecil A. Dolin
R. H. Ackenfelter
Colin
Stevens
Sheriff's Office
Air Police
Harry J. Wolanin
Office of Special Investigator
Air Policemen
Achenfelter
Dolin
Walter Clago
Air Force
Clago
Dolins
Craycroft Road
East 21St Street
Maj. Wolanin
wedley-Hopkins
Davis-Monthan
D-M
Nogales Storm Causes Heavy Damage and Insurance Effort
A golf ball sized hail storm struck Nogales early yesterday causing about 100000 in damage. Insurance officials will fly in adjustors from Phoenix and San Francisco to assess claims over roughly three weeks. The six minute storm damaged around 1000 homes and businesses.
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Nogales
U.P
Twin Cities
General Insurance Adjustment Bureau
Victor J. Wager
Phoenix
San Francisco
Wager
Church Street Widening Faces Tough Public Hearing
The proposal to widen Church street to a 64 foot driving surface, linking the freeway and downtown, drew fierce opposition at the first public hearing. Protestants, mostly attorneys, warned of high costs, potential depots and truck traffic, urging abandonment or delay until the freeway is completed. One supporter offered frontage along 188 194 N Church.
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Church Street
Ashby J. Lohse
N. Church
B. G. Thompson
William F. Kimball
Richard Fish
Ralph W
Thompson
Greyhound
Hermes
Daniel Gercke
San Agustin Cathedral
Kimball
Bideaux
Arizona Land Title and Trust Co
Robles
Asisnine
Killen
Foxworth‘Killen Lumber Co
Glenton Sykes
Meyer Streets
Church Towo
Ochoa
White fiance negress graduate headlines marriage plan
A Negro coed Grace Cunningham 22 of Berkeley California and her white fiancé Robert McAllester 23 of Ithaca New York head to Ithaca to marry in a day Despite disapproval from Earlham College authorities the couple plans nuptials with Grace holding a college diploma and Robert listed as graduate.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Ithaca
N. Y
Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Robert i McAllester
Cloudy Skies With Afternoon Showers Forecast
The weatherman predicts partly cloudy conditions tomorrow with possible showers and thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. June rainfall in Tucson reached .30 inch, .03 above normal. year to date rainfall stands at 1.30 inches over normal as yesterday’s high hit 74 degrees and morning low was 57. Scattered showers remain common across Arizona.
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Tucson
Arizona
Senator Williams accuses Jack Udell of large tax dodges
Senator Williams charged that Jack Udell collected nearly $500,000 from the government via devious methods while owing $750,000 in income taxes. Udell allegedly ran the National Meat and Food Institute in Miami and used padded bookkeeping to run up school bills, with the matter tied to a long-running tax case and a former internal revenue official.
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Washington
Williams
Del
Senate
Jack Udell
New York City
Frankford
Miami Beach
Fla
Delaware
Lnt
Internal Revenue Bureau
Udell
Internal Revenue Foss
Joseph R. Nunan
Internal Revenue
Heali Waste
Nunan
Department of Justice
Miami
National Meat and Food Institute
Veterans Administration
Treasury Department
Truman Note Halts Rhee Korea Crisis Move
An American embassy official said President Truman expressed shock and amazement in a note to Syngman Rhee over Korea’s political crisis. The note appeared to halt Rhee’s plan to dissolve the assembly, with a diplomatic reply expected tomorrow. Absentees weakened the assembly while martial law had been declared a week earlier.
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Pusan
Korea
Truman
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Assembly
Pinay government vows to suspend civil servants aiding Red strikes
Premier Antoine Pinay's cabinet announced that any public servant joining the Red ordered sit down strikes will be suspended. The move targets the 3,000,000 member General Confederation of Labor amid protests over Jacques Duclos and U.S. actions in France. The government also seeks a confidence vote on a wage bill restricting consecutive salary hikes.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
General Confederation of Labor
Jacques Duclos
France
Charles Brune
Pinay
Soviet Rejects China Arms Talk Without PRC Invite
At the United Nations Malik objected to discussing Western disarmament ceilings unless the People’s Republic of China joins. The Western plan would cap US Russia and China forces at 1.5 million, UK and France at 800,000, others at 1 percent of population.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
China
Peiping
Jacob A. Malik
U.N. Disarmament Commission
United States
Britain
France
Malik
Red
Gladwyn Jebb
Asik
People’s Republic of
Albuquerque Flood Dwarfs City In Severe Flash Surge
A major flash flood hit Albuquerque New Mexico last night flooding low areas and blocking traffic. Police reported water conditions still dangerous this morning with evacuations under way in the north end aided by Kirtland Air Force Base Sandia Base and civilian defense crews. Rainfall since Sunday reached 1.58 inches in the Duke City area and 0.88 inches in the last 24 hours as showers and thunderstorms were forecast to continue. Boats were used and emergency teams worked to move families to safety as streets turned to lakes and rivers especially in the northeastern city.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Weather Bureau
Duke City
Hardhit
Kirtland Air Force Base
Sandia Base
Civilian Defense Organization
Steel output shut down as steel strike widens
Pittsburgh reports a deep strike hit production as a 1952 walkout spreads. Industry leaders plan a New York meeting to discuss strategy with no confirmed negotiations. Some 26 000 coal miners and 9 000 railroad workers receive furlough notices amid a drastic drop in daily steel output.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Industry union talks eyed over steel strike
An industry source says a steel strike settlement meeting may occur within 48 hours with no government participation. Pittsburgh is likely scene. CIO United Steelworkers and management expected to issue a joint statement. About 9,000 Pennsylvania Railroad workers face layoff June 5 due to the nationwide stoppage. President Truman weighs options including invoking Taft-Hartley or asking Congress for new legislation. Presidential Secretary Short refused to comment.
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U. S. Supreme Court
CIO
Phil Murray
Murray
James G. Thimmel
East Wheeling
Steel Corp
Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
Managementy
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
New York
Congress
White House
Short
Steel
Gov Pyle Undergoes Second Operation For Appendicitis
Governor Howard Pyle remained in good condition after emergency surgery for acute appendicitis at Good Samaritan hospital. He had previously undergone kidney stone surgery and suffered pain prompting further medical care. doctors restricted visitors to family as his condition was monitored.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Good Samaritan Hospital
Joseph Madison Greer
Karl Harris
Roberts
Eisenhower backs strong air force in GOP race
General Eisenhower declares air power dominant in any future war and argues for universal military training. He criticizes Taft's views on Europe and Russia and notes opposition to UMT while campaigning in South Dakota. He warns of powder key wars among satellites and stresses citizen responsibility in national defense.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Taft
Army
iOne
Russia
Europe
South Dakota
Miners Trapped as Rescue Team Hears Hopeful Tapping
Rescue workers at the Penokee mine in Ironwood Michigan report faint tapping sounds from the entombed five miners 2900 feet deep. Family vigil continues as inspectors express doubt of survival, while crews tunnel by hand to reach the cave-in site 2000 feet from the shaft. The missing are Victor Cov Christopher Hocking Serafim Zacharzewski Jorma Olkonen and Matt Krocker all residents of Ironwood or Bessemer Michigan.
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Ironwood
Mich
Penokee
Theodore Nursza
Gogebic County
Victor Cov
Christopher Hocking
Serafim Zacharzewski
Jorma Olkonen
Ronwood
Matt Krocker
Bessemer
Micn
Olkonen
Colorful teams collide in Tucson senior softball tonight
Goodman's Supply faces Hall Insulators in AA league at Santa Rita park at 8 p.m. Earlier, Knotty Pine Knights play Damskey's Hot Rods in A-2 league. Event slate includes budget hearing at Amphitheater High and other sports at Hi Corbett field and Tucson High stadium.
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Goodman
Knotty Pine Knights
Damskey’s
Hot Rods
Santa Rita Park
Amphitheater High School
Hall Insulators
Tucson Cowboys
Juarez Indios
Hi Corbett Field
Cocio-Estrada
Shamrock Dairy
Index Supreme court rules against movie censorship
Supreme court rules against movie censorship in a landmark ruling. The decision challenges prior bans and shields filmmakers from prior restraints. The ruling signals a broader shift in First Amendment protections and free expression in media.
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Supreme Court
Red Sox
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Philip Murray
CIO United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
U.S
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gov. Pyle
Robert A. Taft
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