U N Troops Hit Iron Triangle in Korea
United Nations forces captured Chorwon and Kumhwa marking a major move against the Iron Triangle. They pressed toward Kumsong facing stiff resistance with two frontal attacks repulsed and a third halted at darkness. Allied air and naval units widened bombardments across Korea.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Iron Triangle
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Kumsong
Pyongyang
U.N
Reds
U. S
William Burson
Seoul
38Th Parallel
Kumesong
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyong
Chorwon and
Kumbhwa
Hwachon Reservoir
Explosions Reported Over Weekend Shake Tucson
Two blasts were reported to the sheriff over the weekend. Albert Thomase of 4136 Santa Barbara Ave was injured by a dynamite cap tube he found on his porch. A second blast occurred near Roger Road and North Stone Avenue with unknown location or cause. Officials warned the public the incidents are no longer pranks and urged reporting of any information to prevent loss of life or property.
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Sheriff's Office
Albert Thomase
Santa Barbara Ave
Thomale
Thomase
Tucson General Hospital
Roger Road
North Stone Avenue
Healer Clinic Near Casa Grande Faces Action
The desert road health clinic near Casa Grande draws more patients as an investigation into an herb doctor called El Maestro proceeds. Pinal County Atty Joseph Mahoney says the state board and the Arizona Medical Association are weighing action as officials plan immediate steps with the county attorney and potentially the attorney general.
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Casa Grande
Pinal County
Joseph Mahoney
Florence
Mahoney
Board of Examiners
Arizona Medical Association
State Board of Medical Examiners
el Maestro
John H. Patterson
State Board
Patterson
James O'Neil
Paterson
Joseph M. Greer
State
Weather report notes heat across Tucson region
The article reports rising temperatures in Tucson with 97 yesterday and highs in the 90s today. It compares city readings from Yuma Phoenix and Flagstaff, noting Yuma top at 103 and a Flagstaff range of 72 to 44 with a morning low of 61 in Tucson.
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Yuma
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Wilson Trial Reaches Sixth Day Of Defense Summary
Bryce H. Wilson's defense rested at 1 33 p m. today. Prosecution and defense then argued closing statements as the trial nears jury submission.
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Bryce H. Wilson
River Dispute Is Hot Issue at Wilson Trial
Bryce H Wilson faces a six day trial with testimony from Dolores Raines and a radio tech who questions the authenticity of allegedly damning tapes. Defense scrutiny and contempt warnings mark a tense session as witnesses defend Wilson’s honesty.
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Bryce H. Wilson
Dolores Raines
Rudolph Stone
Wilson
Miss Raines
Atty
Harold Wheeler
Stone
California
County Atty
Robert Morrison
Morrison
Beef Shortage Threatens U S Beef Supply
Chicago June 11 cattle shipments to 12 principal markets dropped to 38 500 head from 44 000 last week and 66 000 a year ago. Prices at the Chicago stockyards opened unevenly steady to 50 cents higher per hundred pounds as government price ceilings mix with above ceiling buys by independent packers. Wyatt a department expert cited farm supply as the shortage crux saying not enough cattle will curb price drops.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Swift
Armour and Wilson
Wyatt
Agriculture Department
Fire at Guantanamo Bay injures and claims lives
Bulletin reports a flash fire at the Guantanamo Bay naval base causing five deaths and one missing with eleven others treated for burns. Separate dispatches note Thomas F. Murphy’s nomination as federal district judge for southern New York and a compromise bill to lend India 190 million dollars for grain. Rep. Walter E. Brehm receives a suspended sentence and fine for accepting campaign gifts.
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Havana
Cuba
United States Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Washington
Thomas F. Murphy
Alger Hiss
Truman
New York
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Moran Is Man Who Lives There
In Waynesboro Virginia resident R D Moran appears present at multiple addresses as the city sorts a building permit deed error listing Center Street while the deed names First Street and a water bill showing Harmon Avenue. Neighbors refer to the area as Shenandoah Heights or Green Hill, but Moran insists he lives in Waynesboro.
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Waynesboro
R. D. Moran
Moran
Center St
First St
Harmon Ave
Shenandoah Heights
Green Hill
Bus Collision Injures Five in Redrock Arizona
Five people were injured when an American Buslines bus collided with a truck in Redrock Arizona. Mrs. A C Aguirre reported seeing five injured at the scene, noting the truck driver lay on the pavement while several bus passengers appeared unhurt.
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Redrock
Ariz
A. C. Aguirre
Special Arizona legislative session to open June 25
Governor Howard Pyle announced the first special session of the 20th Arizona Legislature will convene at 10 a m on June 25. It will focus on adjustments to appropriations and civilian defense due to forthcoming referendum petitions on state reorganization laws.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Pyle
State Auditor
Hospital funding, tax study top interim committee agenda
Gov. Pyle met with the interim committee about requests to add topics to the upcoming special session. Dr. Bruce Hart urged a $7.483 million five year hospital program, rejected by the board as his personal idea. The panel also sought taxpaying group input for Griffenhagen & Associates tax law study.
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Gov. Pyle
State Hospital
Bruce B. Hart
American Psychiatric Association
American College of Surgeons
Senate
Warner Mattice
Hart
Board of Control
The
Dr. Hart
Matthe
Harry Whitmer
Griffenhagen & Associates
Arizona
Price Clinics Set By OPS Team In Tucson Chamber
A team of OPS price specialists from the Phoenix district will conduct clinics for Tucson businessmen at the Chamber of Commerce at 2 p m tomorrow and 10 p m and 2 p m Wednesday. The appearance was postponed to allow extra sessions and will explain OPS rules on ceiling prices filings aims and purposes.
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OPS
Phoenix
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
General Wedemeyer backs blockade plan against Red China
Lt. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer told senators he would adopt Gen. Douglas MacArthur's bombing and blockade proposals against Red China even if it risks war. He testified at the MacArthur dismissal inquiry, calling the prior restriction on bombing bases unfair and unrealistic. Wedemeyer, former deputy army chief for planning, heads the Sixth Army in San Francisco and seeks retirement.
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Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Douglas MacArthur
Red
China
Senate
MacArthur
Wedemeyer
Pacific
F Army
Sixth Army
San Francisco
Acheson
Formosa
South Korea
Korea
Soviet
Russia
38Th Parallel
U.S
Red China
United Nations
U.N
Adm
Forrest Sherman
Scarce Scorpion Serum Raises Alarm In Arizona
Fifteen vials of scorpion antivenin sit as a life saving stockpile at Arizona State College Tempe with no funds to replenish. Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke warns treatment limited to life and death cases and urges $3,000 for setup and $1,500 for annual operation to distribute serum to Arizona hospitals.
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Arizona
Herbert L. Stahnke
Arizona State College
Tempe
Tucson
Stahnke
State Laboratory
Citizen fundraiser for scorpion serum fund collects small gifts
The Citizen reports rising public support to raise 4500 for scorpion antivenin. Readers have already phoned with dollars, tens, and larger gifts. Donations are directed to the Scorpion Serum fund care of The Citizen with daily updates on progress.
Peace bids in Korea greet silence from Red China
Reports of a possible Korean peace bid drew stony silence from Peiping as Western diplomats weighed chances for truce talks. Marshall warned peace moves must come from the Communist side while observers urged U.N. allied governments to signal terms for an end to the conflict.
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United Nations
N. Y
Korea
Red China
Peiping
U.S
George C. Marshall
Washington
China
U. S
Marshall
Tokyo
Russia
Local speaker says penitence, not resentment, over bomb use
Report notes a local speaker stating Japan's remorse for wartime bombings rather than lingering resentment. The item appears among page references with other features like books reviews and columnists. No details on speaker or venue are provided.
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Pearson
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