Senate probes McCarthy ethics as Arundel questioned
Senate rules subcommittee hearings in Washington focus on Benton's charges against Senator McCarthy with Russell Arundel, a former lobbyist, called for closed door questioning. The session follows disclosures of Arundel aiding a $20,000 note backing a 1947 Appleton State Bank loan.
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Washington
Sen. Benton
D-Conn
Sen
McCarthy
Benton
Senate
Lustron
Arundel
Communist Party
Rules Subcommittee
Escaped convict stabs girl during attempted hijack in Carmel
In Carmel New York an escaped convict Donald Snyder 25 of Canastota seized Betty Lou Arnold 9 from her mother and tried to force a car away. Police fired three shots wounding Snyder who died later. Betty Lou died an hour after the attack as school bus driver Alex Williams aided the rescue attempt. Snyder had escaped Green Haven prison Tuesday while serving a 5 year term for auto theft.
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Alex Williams
Snyder
Betty Lou Arnold
Williams
Betty Lou
Mrs. Arnold
Green Haven
Eisenhower wooed by New Jersey Republicans in bid for GOP nomination
A New Jersey GOP gathering with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower heard him say he would invoke the Taft Hartley law to avert a steel strike and keep production flowing for allied strength in Korea. Taft challenged the idea of a $40 billion tax cut, arguing federal outlays would stay near $72 to $85 billion. delegates split 32 for Eisenhower and six for Taft.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Korea
United States
Yalta
Potsdam
Germany
Taft
National Republican Club
Associated Press
Alfred E. Driscoll
Driscoll
New
Chicago
Senate approves controls bill extending wage and rent curbs
The Senate passed a bill extending wage price and rent controls through Feb 28 1953 and urging Truman to apply Taft Hartley authority in the steel strike. It would run one year to June 30 1953 with rationing powers and a revised Wage Stabilization Board limited to economic issues.
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Washington
House
Truman
Congress
Senate
CIO
House Banking Committee
Rep
Bolling
D-Mo
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
House Committee
Sen. Case
R-Sc
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Labor Committee
Sen. Humphrey
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Federal Mediation Service
Brazil Forces Face Peron's Border Incidents
Rio de Janeiro reports strengthened frontier troops after raids alleged by Juan Peron's forces into Brazilian territory. Brazilian Foreign Minister Joao Neves De Fontura said fresh units are being sent to the frontier amid repeated border incidents.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Argentina
Rio
Juan D. Peron
Joao Neves de Fontura
Buenos Aires
Neves de Fontura
Wartime Powers Bill Delayed in Senate Action
Senate delay stalls continuation of limited Truman wartime powers. House passed 284 to 69, removing railroad seizure authority and broader call up powers. Committee plans to request a temporary extension to June 1953 for commissions and reservist service.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
McCarran
D-New
Korea
Tucson street renaming plan scrapped for new system
City council halted the May 5 uniform street naming scheme and gave the planning and zoning commission authority to craft a new plan with no delay. Officials warned of a public-vote timing clash, while stressing the need for clear street signs and proper numbering.
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Max Henkel
Tucson
Planning and Zoning Commission
Andre Faure
Harlow Phelps
Commission
Citizens’ Committee
Weather boredom hints at heat across regions
The narrator jokes about a bored weatherman and a monotonous forecast. He notes yesterday's max 99 degrees and today's low 67, with Mt. Lemmon 73, Yuma 100, Phoenix 101, and Flagstaff 75 as the day’s observed highs across locations.
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Mt. Lemmon
Yuma
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Pima County Reacts To City On Street Naming Plan
Lambert Kautenburger of the board challenges the city’s decision to rename streets and number houses. He says the county cannot start a county wide system until the city establishes base points and notes prior county plans to issue a similar ordinance. The county intends to proceed once the city acts.
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Broadway
Main Street
Oracle Road
Board of Supervisors
Lambert Kautenburger
Pima County
Kautenburger
Boston Beats Pirates 11-2 In AP Baseball Roundup
National league results show Boston defeating Pittsburgh 11 to 2. New York at Cincinnati postponed due to rain.
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Associated Press
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Military Fund Fight Starts
The house approved without change a military building bill authorizing 2,758,518,000 for army navy and air bases at home and overseas. It covers 273 projects with many existing bases and some secret air fields. appropriations will be voted separately.
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Washington
House
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Wilson
Soviet Extends German Order Around Berlin and Frontiers
The Soviet zone government extended shoot to kill security measures to Berlin borders and the West German frontier. Walter Ulbricht signed the order to hinder diversions, with two year jail terms for violators and the death penalty for major offenses. The move comes as Western allies discuss Berlin aid and East German anti West campaigns raise tensions. British Maj. Gen. Coleman protested the kidnapping of three West Berliners by Russian soldiers and East German police.
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Berlin
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
German Democratic Republic
Western High Commission
Bonn
Fritz Schaeffer
West Berlin
East Germany
C. F. C. Coleman
Coleman
Tideland Leasing Was Already Set
Senators heard that a government order to issue oil and gas leases on submerged coastal lands was signed but undated and never took effect. Jess Larson testified the order existed, while a dispute with three states over off shore tidelands continues, with Truman vetoing legislation recognizing state ownership.
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Washington
Jess Larson
General Services Administrator
Senate
House
Truman
Snowflake to vote on school expansion plan
Snowflake Union High School District taxpayers will vote Monday on a $215,000 expansion bond to fund a new gymnasium a vocational training shop and remodeling of the current gym according to the notice.
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Snowflake Union High
University of Arizona summer art series opens free tonight
The University of Arizona launches a free public art series with events tonight at Santa Rita Park and UA venues. Activities include softball games Chapman Dyer vs Damskey's at 6:30 p.m. and Grand Central vs Elks at 8 p.m., a 7:30 p.m. song recital with John Bloom and John Crowder, and Noel Coward's Private Lives at Santa Rita hotel at 8:30 p.m.
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University of Arizona
Chapman- Dyer
Damskey
Santa Rita Park
John Bloom
John Crowder
UA Liberal Arts
Grand Central
Elks
Noel Coward
Corral Theater
Santa Rita Hotel
Hughes
First Baptist Church
Britain cuts dollar spending to hold own finances says Chancellor
Chancellor of the Exchequer states Britain is now financially self supported by cutting dollar spending. Other notes list Metropolitan Life Insurance Co leading among billion dollar U S firms, and various page references including hunting and fishing by Jack Underwood. South Korea bans Voice of America broadcasts.
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Britain
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
U. S
Jack Underwood
South Korea
Voice of America
Ariz
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Pima
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