Senate Hearing Examines China Aid and Coalition Claims
Lt. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer testified that a 1945 message with MacArthur and Spruance could be read as urging U S aid to push a coalition between China Nationalists and Communists. He said he never believed such a coalition government could work, while MacArthur denounced the idea as prevarication and faulted Marshall’s 1946 China mission as a major blunder.
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Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Douglas MacArthur
Raymond A. Spruance
Wedemeyer
Senate
MacArthur Investigating
China
MacArthur
Spruance
John J. Sparkman
Ala
U. S
George C. Marshall
Free World
Acheson
Marshall
Manchuria
Japan
Chiang Kaishek
Russia
Yalta
Ussr
Chiang
U.S
Far Eastern
Copper Production Rises In April
The Bureau of Mines reports copper production rose in April to 2 749 tons daily, lifting annualized output above one million tons for the first time since June 1944. April total reached 2 469 tons with Montana and Michigan down eight percent and minor declines in other states. gold production fell two percent to 158 146 fine ounces as Arizona, Mohave, Nevada, and South Dakota showed gains.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Montana
Michigan
Arizona
Maho
Nevada
South Dakota
Wilson Rejects Cattle Price Relief Demand
Mobilization Chief Charlies E Wilson ruled out any rollbacks beyond the 10 percent live cattle price cut and the scheduled 4 percent reductions for August and October. He warned of a mess if beef flow is interrupted and said no rationing is planned. He cited a large cattle population and favorable ceiling prices while noting mixed reactions from cattlemen. Congressional panels plan to extend basic controls beyond June 30, and talks with publishers target a $10 per ton rise in Canadian newsprint prices.
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Washington
Charlies E. Wilson
Office of Defense Mobilization
ODM
Wilson
Office of
Senate
House Banking Committees
Congress
Truman
Broaher Powers
Michael V. DiSalle
65 000 Skirt Workers Go On Strike
In New York 65 000 AFL Ladies Garment workers began a no-contract no work strike against 2 000 shops, the first big walkout in 25 years. ILGWU charged four employers with reneging on major agreements. Wages not involved. 45 900 NYC workers and 20 000 in New Jersey and Connecticut told to stay home.
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New York
AFL Ladies Garment Workers
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
AFL
Israel Feinberg
ILGWU
Cloak, Suit and Reefer Makers Union
Samuel Klein
Industrial Council of Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
El Doctor Charged Over Sanitation Rules Near Casa Grande
Ardashes Nighohos sian known as El Doctor, a self styled healer near Casa Grande, faces charges for sanitation violations. State Health Director Dr Clarence Salsbury and board official Dr J H Patterson led a inspection of the tar paper village finding no proper sanitary facilities for over 100 residents and noting several eating shacks. Additional charges allege practicing medicine without a license.
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Casa Grande
Here
Ardashes Nighohossian
Clarence G. Salsbury
State Department of Health, Welfare and Correction
el Doctor
J. H. Patterson
State Board of Registration In Medicine
J. M. Greer
John Brinkerhoff
Phoenix
Salsbury
America
Patterson
Three Hurt In Collision Near Cortaro
A head-on crash at 10 a m along the Casa Grande highway one and one half miles north of the Cortaro store left three injured. Mr and Mrs James Leasure from Montebello California sustained knee cap injuries requiring surgery at St Marys hospital. Their 1950 model car suffered 500 dollars damage. Esley A Gray 48 of 2619 N Edith Bird was treated at the county hospital for injuries to his mouth and nose after witnesses said he weaved toward Tucson and crossed into the Leasure car on the opposite lane. Gray's 1930 model was a total wreck.
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Casa Grande Highway
Cortaro
James Leasure
Montebello
Calif
Ohio
St. Mary's Hospital
Esley A. Gray
Edith Bird
Tucson
Kenneth Massie
Gray
Three Cent Appeal Aims to Fund Scorpion Serum
Tucson citizens are urged to donate three cents each to raise 4500 dollars for free scorpion venom serum. The funds go to Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke at Tempe State College, a leading expert who developed a scorpion antivenin.
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Herbert L. Stahnke
Tempe State College
Man l
Stahnke
Tucson Daily Citizen
Cigaret Woman Doing All Right
Mrs Katherine McSor ley 65 Irish widow of County Tyrone founder of NM price cut on cigarets after fair trade laws were struck down reports today her Albuquerque grocery business now thriving and she plans toIncrease her mortgage to buy more stock.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Katherine McSorley
County Tyrone
Ireland
McSorley
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Peace Feeler Denied by Korea's Envoy You Chan Yang
South Korea's ambassador You Chan Yang told reporters in Washington that the State Department denied any cease fire or peace feeler to end the Korean War. He said Gen Marshall's Korea visit was for military matters and no peace directive was given. In Tokyo, UN forces advanced along a 70 mile front, probing a new line near Chorwon Kumhwa and Pyongyang, while Allied aircraft attacked supply points and rear areas.
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Washington
South Korea
You Chan Yang
State Department
Yang
Asst
Dean Rusk
Gen. Marshall
Korea
Japan
Marshall
United Nations
Yank
Tokyo
United States
Sth
Red Iron Triangle
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Inje
East Central
Trol
Yanggu
Dain Red
Pyonggang
Kumsong
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyongyang
Far East Naval Headquarters
Chinnampo
Guzik to Face Multiple Morals Charges in Phoenix
Ips A Guzik 41 is set for arraignment next Monday on 20 counts of morals offenses and six counts of a crime nature, with two informations filed in Maricopa County Superior Court. He is held in county jail on a 150000 dollar bond, arraignments at 930 a.m. and 130 p.m. Monday.
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Phoenix
Ips A
Guzik
Jakd
Greasy Thumb
Chicago
Rhcketeer
Copa County Superior Court
Flood Control Debate in Tucson Faces Deferral and Defense Link
Col. Jackson Graham of the U S Army Corps of Engineers said no decision on reopening the Tucson flood control channel has been made though a favorable Washington recommendation exists. Local leaders press for the $7 million Davis Monthan expansion to support defense activity, with bids for eight projects and related infrastructure work planned in June.
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Tucson
Jackson Graham
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Grand Central Aircraft Co
Hughes Tool Co
Gol. Graham
Engineers
Los Angeles
Arizona
Davis-Monthan
Graham
June Heat and Storms Across Southwest and Oklahoma
The national heat peaked at 107 in Yuma while Tucson reached 96 with a 64 low and a cool June day trend. Tonight will be clear with possible thin clouds tomorrow, temperatures steady. Oklahoma reports rain and tornado activity as Arizona highs and lows include Phoenix 100/66 and Flagstaff 72/32.
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Arizona
Yuma
Tucson
Oklahoma
Phoenix
Flagstaff
No Shortage Of Toys Seen By Manufacturer
Boston Mass June 12 UP The nation's toy makers say there will be no toy shortage this year despite past scarcities Bernard Baum known as the doll king told 90 toy and game manufacturers at a show that shortages of moulded rubber used in drinks and wet dolls had forced rationing but substitutes will keep the toy parade moving.
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Boston
Mass
Bernard Baum
Split Jury Deadlocks In Triple Felony Trial
Twelve jurors deadlocked after five hours of deliberation in the Bryce Ezell case, failing to reach a verdict on conspiracy bribery and prostitution earnings. Judge Henry Kelly declared a mistrial. Prosecutor Morrison said he was undecided about a new trial after the hang jury.
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Kelly
Morrison
Bryce H. W
Paul Ezell
Henry Kelly
Ezell
Robert Morrison
Wilson
Lam
Pima County
Justice
Justice of the Peace Chamber
Pioneer Hotel
Dolores Raines
Miss Raines
Ellis R. Romer
Reatha B. Frampton
Joyce W. Men Theresa Goldberg
Sally IL. Metz
Betty Marie Sanderson
Stella I. Rogers
John T. Durham
Exell Pauline A. Olds
Susanne Arnold
Nina B. Brewer
Madame Sada Yacco Goes To America climaxes in staged death
In Tokyo on June 12 the four hour Japanese musical comedy nears a climactic death scene. A mourner laments his friend's death while the leading man consoles him with the line He’s not dead. He just faded away.
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Tokyo
Madame Sada Yacco
America
Missing British diplomats MacLean and Burgess in biggest postwar hunt
London reports the international manhunt for Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess, two Foreign Office officials missing since May 25. Officials say no evidence of taken documents. Rumors place Burgess at sea in the Mediterranean. a French hotel worker saw two men matching their descriptions near Andorra.
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London
Foreign Office
Pyrenees Mountains
France
Spain
Mediterranean
Donald D. MacLean
Guy Burgess
Washington
Paris
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Russia
Burgess
J. R. Bassett
Iron Curtain
Kremlin
Bassett
America
Rome
Guy
Foix
Andorra
Marshall Returns From Rapid Far East Trip
Secretary of Defense Marshall returned from a seven day visit to the Korean war front reporting an very successful UN operation. He landed at 8 35 a.m. Mountain time after a 1600 mile nonstop flight from Elmendorf Alaska and met Deputy Secretary Lovett.
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Washington
Marshall
United Nations
Anthony J. McAuliffe
Army
Far East
Defense Secretary
Truman
Diamond Results: American League St. Louis defeats New York
St. Louis wins 5 to 1 over the Yankees in the American League. Other night games listed, with National League Philadelphia at Chicago incomplete.
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St. Louis
New York
National League
Philadelphia
Chicago
Gabfest and Comics Highlights Across Pages
Page by page summary notes include a Gabfest feature on page 2, a chickens replacing the cow item on page 9, and a warning about abandoned wells turning into death traps on page 5. Also listed are sections for Ariz Album, Financial, Comics, Crossword, Editorials, Films, Hopper, Radio, Sports, and Women’s pages.
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Robert Lovett
Eighth Army
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