Britain Warned of Treacherous Trapdoor to Economic Disaster
Prime Minister Churchill warned Britons of a potential economic disaster unless trade expands through the Commonwealth. Chancellor Butler disclosed that since March 1 gold-dollar reserves fell 28 million dollars and US military aid totals 84 million dollars, with a projected two to three year effort to rebuild Britain’s financial footing.
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Butler
Churchill
Commonwealth
Britain
London
R. A. ‘Butler
House of Commons
Hugh Gaitskell
U. S
Gaitskell
Allies Reiterate No Concessions on Prisoner Exchange
At Panmunjom the Allied truce team told North Korea and China they would make no further concessions on prisoner exchange and urged the U.N. to move. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison called the Apr. 28 package an integrated whole and warned no partial acceptance would be allowed. Nam Il accused the Allies of blocking an armistice, while Nam II urged a shift from the hostile stance and warned against widening the breach.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
U.N
Nam Il
Harrison
Nam
Nam II
Teamsters Picket Phoenix Bayless Markets in Strike Action
Two AFL locals 104 and 83 stage pickets at A. J. Bayless markets in Phoenix disrupting 16 Bayless stores within two days. The walkouts follow a broader strike against seven Phoenix wholesale grocers over wages and working conditions.
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Phoenix
Teamsters
AFL
A. J. Bayless
Bill Stratton
Bayless
Phoenix Eyes July 15 Bond Vote for $3.45 Million
The Phoenix high school board schedules a July 15 election on a $3.45 million bond issue to fund improvements at five high schools and the junior college and to construct two new high schools.
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Phoenix
Phoenix High School Board
Museum Renovations Bring Modern Display Upgrades
The Arizona State Museum at the University of Arizona will resume modernization starting July 1 under curator E B Sayles. Plans include new lighting permanent display cases additional displays and reconfigured show rooms with at least 14 units and built in lighting. Summer hours are 9 am to 12 noon Tuesday through Saturday closed Sundays and Mondays.
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Arizona State Museum
University of Arizona
E. B. Sayles
Sayles
Arizona Pioneer Dies At Globe Rites Set
The funeral of Minnie Justice 74 who died here Sunday was conducted today. She came to Arizona 60 years ago and lived in Globe 37 years. Survivors include her husband William of Globe, four sons, three daughters, two brothers, 17 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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GLOBE
Minnie Justice
Arizona
William
Drift Toward Socialism Cited At Farm Meeting
Harry Bryson of Chicago warned at the western regional Farm Bureau conference that the United States faces a liberty retention problem unseen since 1776. He said inflation and socialism in small pieces could lead the government to own and operate everything in America.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Western Regional Farm Bureau Conference and Leadership Institute
Harry Bryson
Chicago
United States
Bryson
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
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