Acheson Attacks Soviet Threat and Offers Peaceful Path
In Dallas June 14 Secretary of State Acheson labeled Russia a poised bludgeon over weaker nations using Communist plots and military prep to pressure non Soviet states. He argued isolationism is impractical and urged cooperation and peaceful negotiations to meet Soviet pressure. Senator Connally introduced Acheson with a 27 minute speech as about 2,000 attendees listened. Soviets Hope For Collapse he added, noting leaders seek expansion while avoiding genuine agreements.
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Tex
Acheson
Russia
Soviet Union
Ior
Connally
Southern Methodist University
Civic Federation of and
Community Course
SMU
Tom Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Soviets
East Speedway group seeks cuts in hump and higher speed
East Speedway Business Association members urged the removal of pedestrian crossings and the center hump on the new four lane road while pushing for a speed limit increase from 25 to 35 mph. They discussed lighting plans for the two miles dubbed two miles of smiles and asked the county board to adjust Speedway assessments to be more equitable. The group said the April dedication left a debt of 443 dollars with total party costs of 2 452 dollars.
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County Board of Supervisors
Speedway
Tucson M ayor E T Houston Dies in Office
Six city officials gathered in the Tucson council chamber to adopt a resolution on the death of Mayor E T Houston who died Monday in Phoenix. The mayor lay in state at Reilly's funeral home and later at the Masonic temple. Services were held at 4 p m in the Masonic temple with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Graveside honors were planned by the American Legion with pallbearers including Gov Dan E Garvey and University of Arizona President J Byron McCormick. Stores urged to close at 4 p m and flags to fly at half mast.
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Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Reilly
Tucson
Masonic Temple
S. Scott St
Elks
Dan E. Garvey
Ees Wl
Aar
University of Arizona
Industrial Commission
State of Arizona
City of
Elbert Thompson Houston
State of
Arizona
Phil J. Martin Jr
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Sie Fies II
Houston
Pima County
Trikkala Mayor Ill Tells Sorrow Over Tucson Leader
Heracles Retos mayor of Trikkala spoke from his sickbed on the death of Tucson Mayor E. T. Houston. He notes the loss for both cities in their Good Neighbor pact and schedules an emergency council meeting to issue sympathy and tribute.
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Greece
U.P
Heracles Retos
Tucson
Ariz
Retos
E. T. Houston
United States
Three jailed for selling liquor without license in county court
Julia Harrington Marcella Martin and Wilson Airey Jr were sentenced by Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett to six months each for liquor without a license. Each also faced a $300 fine or 60 days. A new trial was denied as attorney Morris Udall prepared an appeal to the state supreme court. Bonds posted by agents Frank G. Cooper and O. D. Buck secured release pending appeal.
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Marcella Martin
Julia Harrington
Reggie Russell
Joseph Clemente
Wilson Thomas Airey Jr
State Supreme Court
Lee Garrett
Morris Udall
Wilson
Thomas Airey Jr
Democratic Enterprises Club
S. Sixth Ave
Joe Keenan
Supreme Court
State Liquor Control Board
Atty. Udall
Garrett
Airey
Frank G. Cooper
O. D. Buck
Cooper
U. S. Fidelity & Guarantee Co
Buck
Cleveland Trades Vernon To Solons
Washington reports the Cleveland Indians acquire first baseman Mickey Vernon from the Senators in exchange for pitcher Dick Weik. Vernon, 32, returns to Cleveland after a prior stint with the club. Weik is a hard throwing right hander and will report to Washington’s new team tomorrow.
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Vernon
Washington
Washington Senators
Dick Weik
Cleveland Indians
Mickey Vernon
Calvin Griffith
Weik
Milk Strikes Roil Pittsburgh Area Markets And Cities
Milk smugglers push a white market in Pittsburgh as 600 Houston cabbies strike police brutality accusations. In labor unrest, AFL and CIO disputes stall talks while World Telegram and Sun editors walk out. Pickets arrested in Westmoreland county. CBS TV shows halted. Hillerich & Bradsby Bat Plant shuts temporarily amid walkouts.
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AFL
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Senate
Morristown
Tenn
American Enka Corp
Houston
Tex
Westmoreland County
Washington
World-Telegram
CIO American Newspaper Guild
AFL Electrical
CBS
Cana
Hillerich & Bradsby Co
CIO
Gordon Browning
Plumber Pleads Guilty After Bath Tub Heist
Detroit police arrested 50 year old Dan Reed after attempting to remove a bathtub from a condemned building without shutting off the water. Water leaked through the floor, wetting a room occupant below. Reed pleaded guilty to larceny and is held on $3,000 bond.
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Detroit
Dan Reed
Reed
Yanks Hunt Oklahoma Vet for Third Time
In Munich the 27 year old Muskogee Oklahoma escape artist Homer Cook eluded 4000 searchers marking his third jail break. Army police Bavarian state police and Munich officers led a wide manhunt fearing he may have fled by train or car. Cook facing 16 charges including illegal entry attempted robbery resisting arrest and jail escape. He had been due for trial next week and a civilian accomplice Anni Storer questioned his infamy though she stood by him earlier.
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Munich
Germany
Homer Cook
Muskogee
Okla
Dachau
Cook
Anni Storer
Fraulein
Corrupt Man Accuses McCarthy Clash in Senate Lobby
Robert Beresford of San Jose confronted Sen. Joseph McCarthy after a Republican conference, calling him a corrupt man with no morals over charges about Ambassador Jessup. McCarthy dismissed the attack as a crackpot accusation and asked photographers to back off.
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Washington
Robert Heresford
San Jose
Calif
Joseph JR
M Y
R-Wis
Beresford
McCarthy
Senate
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Nights Of June Stull Are Cool
The forecast notes cool nights with a low of 58 degrees this morning and a high near 99. Expect clear skies tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. The date’s high record from 1924 stands at 110 degrees.
Prospects for Doubling Real Wages Over 30 Years
The committee for economic development says growth in productivity must rise to sustain a real wage rise, with a target of about $2.66 an hour in 1980 in 1949 prices. It urges 10 policy steps including stabilizing industry growth, reducing unemployment, reforming taxes, expanding imports, speeding equipment replacement, and easing makework rules.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Ing
Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Co
United States
Ded
U. S
Nine U S airmen dead in B 25 crash in West Virginia
A B 25 bomber from Olmsted air base reportedly vanished near the Monongahela National Forest and crashed into a mountain knob killing nine U S air force men. The craft had departed from Omaha Nebraska and was last heard from near Harrisburg Pennsylvania officials stated.
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Elkins
W. Va
U. S. Air Force
Monongahela National Forest
Olmsted Air Base
Harrisburg
Ph Omaha
Neb
Triplets Plus One: Mother Delivers Quintuplets
A mother of three welcomed three newborns and a boy after a single birth, bringing a total of five with weights around five pounds total. The babies remain unnamed. Dr. Krasney confirms a girl boy and girl, while the father, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman disabled after an old injury, voices cautious optimism about support.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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