Truman Accuses Reds Of War Plan In Speech At St Louis
President Truman denounced the Soviet Union for peace propaganda while planning aggression and war. He urged the free world to counter Moscow as he spoke from a Jefferson memorial site on the Mississippi riverfront. He cited Russia’s large peacetime armed forces and steps to extend totalitarian control, indoctrination, and dictatorship.
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ST. Louis
Truman
Soviet Russia
Russia
United States
Jefferson Memorial
Mississippi River
Midwest
Soviet Union
Picture released by McCarthy shows Lattimore Jaffe in Yenan 1937
Washington June 10 report that Senator McCarthy released a photo claiming Owen Lattimore and Philip Jaffe stood with Communist leaders at Yenan in 1937. Lattimore denies Communist ties, while Jaffe’s Amerasia history and possible OSS FBI seizures are recalled. The image also mentions T A Bisson and Agnes Smedley co present.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Owen Lattimore
Philip Jaffe
Yenan
China
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Jaffe
Amerasia
McCarthy
Baltimore
T. A. Bisson
Bisson
Senate
The
Foreign Association
New York City
Thomas Arthur Bisson
Association
Far East
Pacific Affairs
New Masses
Communist Foreign Office
Agnes Smedley
Soviets
Europe
America
Nym Wales
Edgar Snow
Civil Service Split Over Hospital Move In Arizona
The Arizona State Hospital for the Insane board split on a civil service petition to involve employees in an initiative drive. Chairman Gene Doyle and Al Floyd opposed. Wes Townsend and Udall Pace supported. The board kept the nursing director position open, leaving hirings and layoffs amid budget concerns and possible new superintendent talks.
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Board of Control
Arizona State Hospital For the Insane
Arizona Civil Service Commission
Gene Doyle
Phoenix
al Floyd
Tucson
Wes Townsend
Udall Pace
Yuma
Doyle
Floyd
Bruce B. Hart
H. H. Brown
Lucy Marshall
Pace
Florence
Hart
Hermosillo Bigger Than Tucson in New Census Counts
New census figures show Hermosillo Sonora 44 956 compared with Tucson Arizona 44 395. Nogales Sonora 24 041 joins Nogales Arizona for 30 164 at the border. Juarez 115 000. Yuma area 18 420 though city smaller. Winslow 6 492 Holbrook 2 312 Safford 3 762 That Cher 1 286 Pima 826.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Tucson
Mexico
Nogales
Ariz
Juarez
Arizona
Yuma
Winslow
Holbrook
Safford
Thatcher
Pima
Forrestal intervened to delay Amerasia arrests in 1945
The Justice Department said Forrestal, then Navy secretary and later defense chief, acted to delay arrests in the Amerasia documents case. A diary note reportedly shows he wanted Truman informed before action, to avoid embarrassment over U.S. dealings with Russia during the UN setup. The diary may be released to the Senate committee, with Jaffe under subpoena.
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Washington
Justice Department
James V. Forrestal
Department
Forrestal
Evening Star
the Star
Truman
Russia
United Nations
San Francisco
The
Star
Senate Committee
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia Magazine
Jaffe
Senate Inquiry ‘Committee
Mathias Correa
Bank Purchases Phoenix Block for New Home
First National Bank of Arizona, led by president Hugh C. Gruwell, announced the purchase of a property block bounded by Central avenue Polk Taylor and First streets for 500000 dollars. The bank plans to build its new headquarters on the south half of the site. Four years earlier May Company held a 99 year lease with an option to buy the land for a 4 million dollar store, a project later dropped.
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Phoenix
Hugh C. Gruwell
First National Bank of Arizona
Bank
Central Avenue
Polk
Taylor
First Streets
Gruwell
May Company
Three Wildcats Named On All Star Team
In Dallas on June 10 three University of Arizona players earned spots on the district 6 NCAA All Star baseball team. Chet Vasey was chosen at shortstop, Lloyd Jenney as outfielder, and Bob Murray as catcher announced by Dr. Lloyd Messersmith, AACCBC executive committee member.
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Dallas
University of Arizona
Lloyd Messersmith
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Arizona
Chet Vasey
Lloyd Jenney
Bob Murray
Three Convicted For Liquor Sales
Judge Lee Garrett to sentence two women and a man at 10 a m next Wednesday for selling liquor without a license. Julia Harrington 27 Marcella Martin 28 and Wilson Airey Jr 26 found guilty after four hours deliberation by a superior court jury.
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Lee Garrett
Julia Harrington
Marcella, Martin
Wilson Thomas Airey Jr
Democrat Enterprises of Arizona, Inc
S. Sixth Ave
Tucson Reaches 100 Degrees As Heatwave Persists
The Tucson area hit 100 degrees at noon today the first time this year with low humidity and a warm morning. Yesterday’s high was 99 degrees and another warm day is expected with variable clouds. Fire hazard is acute in Mt Lemmon and Madera Canyon. caution with cigarettes. Ft Wayne recorded the nation’s wettest spot with 3.22 inches of rain.
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Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
Madera Canyon
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Brokers Sue U of A Student for 4741.25 in Court
Shearson Hammill & Co. through its Los Angeles office files suit in superior court against J. Paul Jones Jr. a University of Arizona student for 4741.25 claiming he owes balances due from April and May 9.
Keeper and Gorilla Wrestled on Lawn
Eddie Robinson, Bushman the gorilla’s keeper, recalls raising and caring for Bushman since 1930. He expresses deep attachment and sadness over Bushman’s illness, noting Bushman’s intelligence, loveliness, and habit of showing off.
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Keeper
Gorilla
Middleground Wins Belmont Stakes in Triple Crown Bid
Middleground, ridden by Boland, wins the Belmont Stakes to claim the turf triple crown portion as Hill Prince fades from the lead. Lights Up finishes second and Mr. Trouble third in the 82nd running before a crowd of 39,152.
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New York
Een Ho
Middleground
Hill Prince
Lights Up
Little Willie Middleground
Boland
Mr. Trouble
the Mutuals
Srourshy
Bushman Near Death In Zoo From Old Age
CHICAGO June 10 a mighty gorilla valued at 100000 lay near death as two veterinarians kept a vigil through a thunderstorm. Bushman 6 feet 2 inches 550 pounds suffered heart disease arthritis and old age with paralyzed hind quarters. Keeper Eddie Robinson raised him since babyhood and said the gorilla could crush a man by a single paw. Public watched as doctors fought to save him and zoo officials opened the cage to visitors.
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Chicago
Eddie Robinson
Bushman
Lester Fisher
Wesley
Robinson
DeMolay Boys Run Tucson For Day In City Government
Tucson's DeMolay boys took over city duties for a day in the 13th annual event. Judge Paul J. Cella presided in traffic court where a woman with a parking ticket was excused. city officials were sworn in by City Clerk Jon Robson. Mayor Jere Boyer led the session as "Mayor" for today with Ronald Mayes as "city manager."
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Tucson
Paul J. Cella
Jon Robson
East Speedway
Tucson Boulevard
Jere Boyer
Fred R. Boyer
E. Miles
Ronald Mayes
Mayes
Claud D. Mayes
6Th Avenue
Bob Isobel
Bion Laubscher
Youth Held For Killing Cow in Arizona Ranch Case
H A Shaffer of Patagonia testifies he saw Wallace shoot at a cow that died. The Milford Oden charge was dismissed on Attorney Richard Evans's motion. State Inspector Sol Rhea testified Wallace admitted shooting cattle for 18 months, saying he did it "to see them run." Defense argues birdshot evidence is weak as the cow lay sick from May until late May with birdshot found in its body.
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H. A. Shaffer
Patagonia
Coleman
Wallace
Milford Oden
Atty
Richard Evans
Sol Rhea
Rhea
Stewart Udall
Udall
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OSS
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Board of Economic Warfare
U. S. Strategic Bombing Survey
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Allied Powers For
Rockefeller Foundation
Port Washington, N. Y
Civil Service
Wildcats
Airey
Morris Udall
John F. O'Mara
State Liquor Control Agency
Democratic Enterprises, Inc
Lo Ca
Democratic Enterprises
Harrington
Martin
Mercury
J. A. Spalding
Brokers
U of A
Seeeeee
Sod
Coumad Hn Ae
Zoo
Norman Harrington
E. T. Houston
Bill Sterlip
Dick Harris
Kernie Dishaw
Myron Personius
Bill Nicholas
Jim Alkire
Morty Sadowsky
Joe Jontig
Bill Olmstead
Bill Je Eereeonesak
George Wilken
George Plumbing
Bob Collier
Bill Pinkerton
John Ramsey
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