Forrestal figure linked to Amerasia delay claim
Senate investigators reportedly received secret testimony that James V. Forrestal urged delaying arrests in the 1945 Amerasia case. The note suggesting the request was found in justice files, though no reason was given. Vardaman denied seeking a delay.
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Washington
Senate
James V. Forrestal
Amerasia
James M. McInerney
Justice Department
Forrestal
Mavy
Defense
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
James K. Vardaman
Vardaman
McInerney
MciInerney
Andrew Roth
Naval Intelligence
Navy
Pean
Navy Department
Russia
Japan
San Francisco
Roth
Truman
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Pennies For Baby By Writing Congress
Washington report details Rep. John Bell Williams inviting constituents to write him for an answer that will trigger a penny contribution to his baby’s savings account. Williams and his wife expect their first child in August, and the congressman, a WWII veteran, has started the fund by signing many letters daily.
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Washington
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Rep. Williams
Williams
Driver Fined After Collision at Broadway and Scott
Mrs. Benjamin F. Young, 73, of 704 E Fourth St, remained under observation at St. Mary's Hospital after a pickup driven by Harry B. Maneloa of Sahuarita struck her while she crossed Broadway at Scott during rush hour. Maneloa was fined 2 or five days in city court.
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Benjamin F. Young
E. Fourth St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Broadway and
Scott
Harry B. Maneloa
Sahuarita
Cain Opposes Rent Controls Filibuster in Senate
Sen. Harry P. Cain of Washington opens a long filibuster against rent controls as the Senate weighs extending the deadline. Democratic leaders anticipate a Monday vote and possible extension, while Cain vows to continue as long as he can stand.
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Washington
Harry P. Cain
Wash
Senate
Cain
House
Burnet R. Maybank
S. C
Senate Banking Committee
Scott W. Lucas
Iil
Washington Republican
Senate backs three year draft power extension
The Senate Armed Services Committee recommended a three year extension of the peacetime draft act, allowing the President to order inductions for men 18 to 26 if needed. A Russell amendment would require racial segregation in drafted units if requested in writing. The bill differs from the House version, which would extend only two years and require congressional approval to induct.
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Washington
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Truman
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
House
Congress
Senate Committee
Salsbury Asked to Head Welfare Dept for Crippled Children
Dr Clarente Salsbury urged the Arizona state welfare board to delay accepting the position as head of the crippled children dep artment to consider their offer. He argued Indians remain wards of the federal government and cited 8000 tubercular Indians with only 100 beds. A survey by the FSA and Indian bureau is pending.
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Phoenix
Clarente Salsbury
Arizona
State Welfare Board
Crippled Children’s Department
A. L. Huether
Crippled Children’s Department. Dr. Salsbury Told the State Welfare Board
Presbyterian Mission In
Canada
FSA and
Indian Bureau
Goldwater Wins First Round Tilt
Medalist Bob Goldwater of Phoenix defeated ae Petty of Carrizozo 3 and 2 to advance in the 1950 Southwestern Amateur Golf Championship in Albuquerque. He won a sudden death playoff to take top honors in the qualifying round and was slated to meet an unknown competitor later today.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Ae Petty
Carrizozo
Goldwater
Cenes
Tucson School Budget Gains To 4.52 Million
Tucson city school district approves total elementary and high school budgets at 4,524,934 for 1950 51, up about 240,000 from last year. Elementary 3,198,861 and high school 1,326,073 after levies and rebates. Critics urge lower taxes amid calls to curb staffing and expenses while superintendent says salary allocations and supervision costs are justified.
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Tucson City
Board of School Trustees
Tucson
Seers
Sasensseeensssensnnggpenceanens
Peron Hikes Beef Prices to Pressure Britain
Buenos Aires reports President Juan D. Peron raised domestic cattle prices by 23 percent to back his demand for higher British payments for Argentine meat. The government will pay cattlemen 4.1 cents per pound for live steers, up from 3.2 cents, effective since August after a British Argentine trade deal.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Red Sox crush Browns in 29 to 4 rout
Boston overwhelms St. Louis 29 to 4 as Williams Doerr and Dropo hit homers. Fannin Marshall Schacht Ferrick Lollar Moss contribute in the Boston win. Faszisz facts noted as pitcher.
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Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Fannin
Marshall
Schacht
Ferrick
Lollar
Moss
Stubbs
Batts
Williams
Dropo
Doerr
Faszis
Cold Up North Overshadows Tucson Heat Wave
The article notes unusually cold air moving from the north with a 24 degree low in one location while Great Falls Montana records 3 inches of snow and 31 degrees. It contrasts Tucson's 90 degree high with Chicago's 91 and Phoenix and Yuma at 88. The forecast expects mostly clear skies and gradually rising temperatures tonight and Friday.
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Tucson
Abe Leever
Great Falls
Mont
Chicago
Ill
Phoenix
Yuma
Eden Divorce Ruling Ends Marriage of Anthony Eden
London reports former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden won a decree nisi after testifying that Beatrice Beckett Eden deserted him in 1947 to live in America. The five minute hearing left Eden as the sole witness and he refused further comment as the court noted her New York residence and non contest.
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London
Anthony Eden
America
Eden
Britain
United States
Uda
Ring
New York
Church of England
Duke of Windsor
Edward VIII
Wallis Warfield
Simpson
Baltimore
Ascot
Beatrice Helen Beckett
Gervase Beckett
Four Saved From North Sea Crash In WWII Training Flight
A US B-29 with 11 crew crashed into the North Sea off southeast England during a training mission. Four airmen were rescued after they floated in Mae West life jackets for over 13 hours. search for the other four continued as officials did not release names. The bomber had arrived in Britain about three weeks earlier for three months of training.
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London
North Sea
England
Sullivan
Britain
Warren
Allen
J. W
Warther
U. S
Tucson
Late Snow and Heat Wave Roil Eastern Regions
Residents endured sudden cold followed by record heat as a late snow event gave way to temperatures in the 80s. New York saw a 89.6 degree high and 150000 sought relief at beaches while frost threatened Utah fruit crops and Montana reported sharp drops.
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Chicago
New York
Utah
Montana
Havre
Los Angeles
Met- Pierre
S. D
Print Of Shoe Shelton Clue Print Of Shoe Shelton Clue
In Fairfield Iowa June 8 a Shelton family feud shadow hangs over a fatal shooting of Roy Shelton. A 401 caliber bear rifle bullet killed him while driving a tractor in Pond creek bottoms. a coroner's jury ruled death by gun shot unknown assailants.
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Fairfield
Shelton
Pond Creek
Frank
Whit) McKibben
Big Carl
Bernie
Big Earl
Peay
Oiten Tootaens Selin Sieo Ame
Truman Flies To Missouri For WWI Vets Bivouac
President Truman flies to Missouri for an annual gathering with World War I veterans of the 35th Division who nickname him Capt. Harry. He will reach St. Louis for a quiet evening with friends, receive honorary degrees and Phi Beta Kappa honors, and deliver a major foreign policy speech before returning.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
Harry
Tucson
St. Louis
City of
Wall Smashed to Save Four Kittens in Index A
A wall is smashed to rescue four motherless kittens. The brief item appears on page 12 with further details on Fort Huachuca on page 10. The paper also notes unrelated items on pages 4 and 14 and mentions University news.
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Ft. Huachuca
News of
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FBI
Mary Louise
Gardiner
General Hospital
Gordon E. Hutchins
Salsbury
J. E. Unerene
SNR
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Leonard Warren
Sam Jones
Louise Fitzpatrick
C. A. Carson
Robert D. Morrow
Carson
Oil Pioneer
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