Acheson Explains Yalta Concessions and Far East Plan
Secretary of State Dean Acheson testified on his third day before the Senate on MacArthur dismissal. He defended U S China policy dating to 1945 and argued Yalta concessions to Russia were to deter a stronger postwar Soviet advance. He noted the timing of Soviet entry into the war and the atomic bomb context.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Yalta
Japan
Acheson
Senate Mac
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Supreme Command
Far East
China
Far Eastern
Rooosevelt
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Pacific
Manchuria
Russia
Formosa
Kremlin
Policeman Finds Getting In Easy on Downtown Beat
Hartford officer tells how he opened an unlocked door while investigating a reported break in then found the exit door slammed shut leaving him inside the building overnight. He hoped the thief would face the same trap.
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Hartford
Conn
Stone Avenue Property Sold
The old Hummel property at 148 N. Stone Ave has been sold for 150000 to Roy Drachman Realty Co. The deal linked to a Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co report and involved an eastern owner. The 73 foot frontage is now an old red brick dwelling. Former lease cancelled.
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Hummel
N. Stone Ave
Roy Drachman
Abraham Weinstein
New York City
New Civilian Jobs Overseas Through Arizona Service
Tucson and national postings seek civilian workers for Department of the Army overseas operations. Over 70 categories include accountants lawyers economists medical officers veterinarians geologists and many engineers plus personnel wage analysis public information librarians court reporters and stenographers. Alaska Okinawa Japan pay scales apply with 25 percent increases for Alaska or Okinawa and 10 percent in Japan. Tucson office at 112 S Sixth Ave.
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Department of the Army
Tucson
August Wieden
Arizona State Employment Service
United States
Alaska
Okinawa
Japan
S. Sixth Ave
State To Audit Pima County Sheriff’s Office
Deputy state examiner A C Wagner informed the board of supervisors that a state audit team would arrive in Tucson to audit records in the Pima county sheriff’s office. Sheriff Frank Eyman had requested an audit covering Jan 1 1947 to Dec 31 1950. Wagner noted serious discrepancies in the civil division and a full county audit is planned for Sept 1, not attempted since 1939.
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A. C. Wagner
Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Frank A. Eyman
Jerome P. Martin
Eyman
Wagner
Pima County
Baseball Results From The National League Schedule
Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Cleveland overviewed incomplete results from the National League games with multiple matchups listed.
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St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Russia Agrees To Meet Western Powers In Washington
Russia agrees to attend a July 23 foreign ministers meeting in Washington if the discussion includes North Atlantic pact defense plans and overseas U S bases. Soviet note to U S Britain and France urges Big Four talks include Western defense preparations in any agenda.
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Paris
Russia
Washington
U. S
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
France
Kremlin
Salon
Germany
Trieste
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Italy
Soviet Union
Mrs Byrd Sentencing Set For June 15
In Bisbee Cochise County Colleen Byrd 35 was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her husband Claude after an argument on November 5. Sentencing is scheduled for June 15 in superior court. The jury delivered the verdict Saturday and Byrd faces one to ten years in prison. She pleaded self defense claiming he planned to leave.
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Bisbee
Colleen Byrd
Byrd
Claude
Cochise County
Truman Letter Might Aid Iran Negotiations
Tehran dispatch reports Ambassador Henry Grady said Truman’s messages to Attlee and Mossadegh could ease the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. A mixup delivered the Attlee note to Mossadegh. Grady blamed telegraphic error but said no harm done. Unconfirmed reports of rioting in South Iran oil fields followed, with deaths in Ahwaz and a church storming at Abadan.
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Tehran
Iran
Henry F.grady
Truman
Clement R. Attlee
Mohammed Mossadegh
Grady
Attlee
Mossadegh
Ahwaz
Abadan
United Press Reports Large Western Telephone Strike Threats
Sixty three thousand telephone workers across 12 western and midwestern states threaten to strike against Bell system. District 6 CIO Communications Workers of America plans a midnight walkout if wage talks fail at Southwestern Bell in St. Louis. Arizona and Phoenix locals vote on strikes as Mountain States and Mountain States Telegraph wage talks stall.
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Bell Telephone System
District 6
CIO Communications Workers of America
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Illinois
Denver
CWA
Trict
Telephone and Telegraph Co
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Arizona
District 8
Purdy
Phoenix
Communication Workers of America Union
Mountains States Telephone and Telegraph Co
R. D. Treadway
Salt River Valley
Treadway
Wage Stabilization Board
Mountain States
Court Upholds 11 Red Convictions
The U S Supreme Court, in a 6 2 ruling, upheld the conspiracy conviction of 11 Communist leaders including Williamson Gates and Dennis for plotting to overthrow the U S government by force. The decision affirmed convictions under the Smith Act with prison terms up to five years and $10 000 fines. Justice Vinson delivered the majority opinion with dissents by Black and Douglas.
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Washington
Supreme Court
America
Vinson
United
Communist Party
United States
Black
Douglas
Clark
Jackson
Frankfurter
Congress
Ic. S
Harold R
Medina
New York
U. S. Circuit Court
John B. Williamson
Jacob Stachel
Robert G. Thompson
Benjamin J. Davis Jr
Henry Winston
John Gates
Irving Potash
Gilbert Green
Carl Winter
Gus Hall
Eugene Dennis
Poison
Dennis
Cece Party
House Committee On un-American Activities Progress
U S Denies Soviet Charge on Japanese Troops in Korea
Washington reports the State Department vigorously denies a new Soviet allegation that Japanese troops are used by United Nations forces in Korea. Press officer Michael J. McDermott says there have been no Japanese troops with U N Korea forces, calling Tass dispatches without foundation.
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Washington
State Department
Korea
United Nations
Department
Michael J. McDermott
U.N
Heat Returns as Tucson Sees 95 Degree Day
The hot sun pushed temperatures above 95 in Tucson after a cooler weekend. Yesterday reached 91, with a 60 low this morning five degrees above yesterday's record low of 55, while Yuma hit 100 and Phoenix 93 as forecasts warned of rising heat.
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Tucson
Yuma
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Bisbee-Douglas
Small Drives Gain Ground in Korea War Actions
United Nations infantrymen hacked into the mountains guarding the Chinese Red Army fortress in Central Korea. Allied forces made gains up to three miles in the Chorwon Kumhwa Pyongyang triangle as rain limited air operations to 250 sorties.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Red Army
Iron Triangle
Korea
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyongyang Trangle
Sth Air Force
Inje
Yanggu
United Press War
William Burson
8Th Army
Chorwon
Chorwon-Kumhwa
Kumhwa
Hwachon
Yonchon
Chai
Korean
Jobs Abound for June Graduates Across Fields
A nationwide survey shows plentiful openings for June graduates in engineering, accounting, liberal arts, and journalism. Starting salaries quoted include about $300 monthly for engineers, $225 to $300 for liberal arts, and $73 weekly for journalism, with defense plants offering high pay.
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Boston
California Tech
Detroit
Journalism School
Kenneth Olson
Northwestern University School of Journalism
Denver University
Index Prices and Weather Across Regions
Index price war spreads toward Pa cific and other regions with reports of cost shifts. Weather continues to worsen nationwide with forecasts noting harsher conditions in some areas.
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Pacific
Dr. Davis
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