Trial of Bryce Wilson Opens Amid Courtroom Frenzy
Spectators packed Superior Court No 1 at 10 a m for the trial of Bryce H Wilson former county attorney charged with conspiracy bribery and earning from a prostitute A 24 member jury panel began to be questioned as defense lawyers pressed for potential prejudice and a frame up defense by Manuel Avalos and Harold Wheeler led the case while Judge Henry Kelly presided in Yuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce H. Wilson
Superior Court Room No. 1
Wilson
Manuel Avalos
Harold Wheeler
Morris K. Udall
Frank Barry Jr
Bomb Fears Cross Atlantic As Gromyko Proposes Talks
Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed a note to American, British and French envoys proposing a meeting of foreign ministers to discuss ending the cold war by examining U S bases in Europe. He urged halting Western rearmament and removal of bombers, implying a two year pause in quiet, while warning Russia seeks time to catch up. Churchill’s view that the American atomic bomb is a shield against the Red Army frames the debate as Washington weighs giving up strategic advantage to resume talks.
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Stalin
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
America
Britain
France
United States
Europe
Moscow
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Gromyko
Paris
Washington
Western
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kremlin
New York
San Francisco
Winston Churchill
Polio Cases Slightly Rise in Pima County
Polio cases in Pima county show a small increase with three new active quarantine cases reported by city county health officer Lewis H. Howard. Total this year reaches nine. last year 17 and the year before 60. He advises parents to keep children with usual playmates but prevent fatigue and notes flies carry diseases while sanitation has little effect on polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Lewis H. Howard
Dr. Howard
Sales Paying Off Mortgage in Albuquerque Store Action
Mrs Katherine McSorley cuts cigarette prices to 19 cents to pay off a mortgage defying a national ban on fair trade agreements. Her store in Albuquerque undercuts usual prices, but faces state law violations as her supply and regular canned goods run out.
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Albuquerque
Katherine McSorley
Senators Approve Central Arizona Water Reclamation Bill
The Senate passed a 788 million dollar Central Arizona water reclamation bill by a 50 to 28 vote sponsored by Sen. Ernest W. McFarland. The measure would divert 1.2 million acre feet of Colorado River water to irrigate Phoenix area lands and goes to the House Interior Committee after earlier House rejection. California criticizes claim Arizona needs drought relief, while opponents call it impractical and biased toward Arizona irrigators.
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Washington
Senate
Arizona
House
Ernest W. McFarland
Ariz
House Interior Committee
Colorado
Phoenix
McFarland
California
Pyle Sets Deadline for Arizona Petition Drive
Governor Howard Pyle said a special Arizona legislature session will be called by June 25 if referendum petitions on government reorganization are filed by June 16. Government By The People Inc plans to file next week with over 10 000 signatures to force a vote on the measure.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Howard Pyle
Government By the People, Inc
Pyle
Why Not Eat Fried Chicken In Basket
Winnsboro, Texas details a quirky local note about a Mrs. Waggoner who overcomes an irritating rash by avoiding dishwater, with her doctor confirming the allergy. The anecdote shifts to the husband Poe and his chores, noting a lighthearted domestic scene.
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Winnsboro
Tex
M. L. Waggoner
Red Rule Alters Greetings in Hungary and Austria
A letter from the Budapest Red trade union notes Communist peers in Hungary greet girls with "Hi va, honey?" rather than the proper "Fré edom" and comments that leaving the girls, they say "Ta ta, baby" or "Toodie-o." The piece, datelined Vienna June 5, discusses widespread fear of improper salutes amid the regime.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Red Trade Union
Phone Strike Averted After 10 Percent Pay Boost Pact
In six states the Communications Workers won up to 10 per cent raises after a brief strike delay. About 7,000 workers in Oklahoma walked out briefly before notices cancelled the action. Negotiations in Denver with Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. continued as District 8 aimed for the War Stabilization Board’s 10 per cent target.
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ST. Louis
Wp—Cio
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Oklahoma
Illinois
Texas
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Frank P. Lonergan
CWA
District 6
Lonergan
Denver
CWA District 8
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Colorado
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso County
Tex
Southwestern
Mountain States
District 8
War Stabilization Board
Acheson Sees Reds Likely to Quit Under UN Korea Strategy
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told Senate investigators the United Nations plan in Korea should force the Chinese Reds to quit. He rejected the idea that a war of attrition without limits is the outcome and warned against bombing China as it could trigger general war. He affirmed faith in UN veto if needed but not likely to be used, and noted the UN will likely side with the United States to keep Communists out.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Korea
Acheson
Ralph E. Flanders
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
MacArthur
China
U. S
United Nations Security Council
Weather forecast mirrors yesterday with cool trend
The weatherman kept a cool tone saying no major change in temperatures. Yesterday's high reached 89 with a 60 degree low, a smaller spread due to clouds and winds. Across the state highs and lows included Bisbee Douglas airport 89 65 3, Yuma 97 45, Phoenix 96 66, Flagstaff 68 30, and Grand Canyon 72 45.
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Tucson
Bisbee-Douglas Airport
Yuma
Phoenix
Baseball Results Across Leagues
American League scores Chicago 10 Bost on 2 and New York 8 Cleveland 2. Washington at Detroit N. Philadelphia at St. Louis N. National League Brooklyn 3 St Louis 2. Cincinnati at New York N. Pittsburgh at Boston N. Chicago at Philadelphia N.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Skips Jonah's Fate But Fears For Job
A Santa Barbara man falsely claimed he left his job to go fishing and was swept overboard when a whale flipped his 14 foot skiff, battering the craft and injuring him in the event.
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Jonah
Job
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ananias
Little Kippy Shot Severs Bond With Family Dog
Tolman Mills finds Kippy the black and white puppy shot fatally on Saturday morning. Neighbors recall the pup who protected Karlene and Russell Nielsen’s dog Twister, with no suspect identified and the Mills family seeking answers and forgiveness.
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Kippy
Tolman
Karlene
Nielsen
Meat Packers Cut Output Across Major Plants
Armour & Co and other large packers cut production and laid off workers due to high cattle prices. Ottumwa Iowa Morrell plants and Pittsburgh firms also reduced slaughter. Cattle shipments fell to 27 600 head as prices rose and ceilings loomed, with several plants warning further reductions if markets stay tight.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Armour
John Morrell & Co
Ottumwa
Iowa
Oswald & Hess
Denholm Packing Co
Pittsburgh Provision & Packing Co
Pittsburgh
South
St. Paul
Wilson & Co
John Morrell] and Co
Morrell
Sioux Falls
S. D
Topeka
Kas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Price War Spreading Across Nation Expands in New York Stores
Price cutting widens in retail with six days of sales in New York department stores as stock dries up. Shoppers crowd clerks and seek bargains on watches pens and appliances while stores match cuts and extend discounts to competing brands. Regional spikes include Oklahoma City Katz Drug World’s lowest prices and 25 percent cuts on electrical appliances. Newark and Md also report activity with Macy’s in New York joining the wave.
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New York
Oklahoma City
Katz Drug
Southwest
Sunbeam Mixmaster
Ronson Lghters
Motorola
Omaha
Newark
N. J
Macy's
Busy Little Bees Get Buzzed at Smarden Cider Works
In Smarden England about 3000 to 4000 bees swarmed into a hard cider works and drank from leaking barrels. The intoxicated insects fell over each other when attempting to fly, as works manager C. C. Vaughan described the scene.
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Smarden
England
Cc. H. Vaughan
Board Refuses New Store Elevation Plan at Safeway
Safeway Stores Inc faced a delay as the city board of adjustment split 2 to 2 on the frontal elevation plans for a new store at East Broadway and South Norris Avenue. Two members approved. two opposed citing warehouse-like appearance. One member abstained. The foundation is poured. further action postponed for two months.
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Safeway Stores, Inc
East Broadway
City Board of Adjustment
Norris Avenue
Frank Drachman
Harry Sellers
Byron, Ivancovich
James E. Brady
Comany
Henry O. Jaastad
Ivancovich
Brady
Board of Adjustment
San Francisco
Allies Make Further Gains in Korean War Front
Allied units pushed 2,000 to 3,000 yards in Yonchon and Chorwon sectors as Communist forces began a limited withdrawal. In Kumhwa area fierce fighting persisted with heavy resistance and UN air and artillery fire helped steady advances. Authorities noted escaped Chinese regrouping while eastern mountains faced lighter opposition.
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Tokyo
Chorwon
Korea
8Th Army
United Nations
Kumhwa
Yanggu
Yorchon
Yongypong
Eighth Army
Yonchon
Orangpo
38Th Parallel
Seoul
Index Bus Strike Spreads Across Pages
A terse list notes that the index shows a bus strike spreading with related items on page 10 and mentions Gabfest on page 2, sew and save eyesight on page 4, and Korea's Hopalong Cassidy on page 5. Other pages reference canyon bodt ready to challenge river on page 7 and various sections across the publication.
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Korea
Canyon Bodt
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By Joe Collier
By Harry Ferguson
United Press
Gov. Pyle
Reds
Vivien Keatley
Mrs. Mills
Tolman Mille
Peaelen Aakuunk Tein
Kipps
Midwest
Pittsburgh Provision & Packing
Yongpyong
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