Truman To Speak Tonight on Inflation Controls
President Truman planned a White House address at 7 30 p m MST to urge a consumers crusade in Congress as the Defense Production Act would expire June 30 The administration seeks a two year extension with broader powers while business groups led by beef packers and manufacturers push for fewer federal limits Ford Motor Co backs extension with changes.
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Washington
Truman
Administration
White House
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ford Motor Co
Eric Johnston
Ford
Senate Banking Committee
Senate-House Defense Production
Maybank
D-Sc
Sens. Robertson
D-Va
Ives
R-Ny
Moody
D-Mich
Scorpions In Arizona Seek to Curb Deadly Sting Threat
The Arizona desert faces a scorpion problem with estimates of 40 to 150 childhood deaths annually if unchecked. Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke describes about 3,000 annual stings statewide, with two species responsible for the majority. A promising serum using cat venom shows life-saving potential but limited supply and production constraints persist. First aid recommendations include ice and limb compression. The article also notes broader wartime era inflation and defense policy discussions.
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Arizona
Herbert L. Stahnke
Poisonous Animal Research Laboratory
Arizona State College
Tempe
Gertschi
Stahnke
Mesa Southside
Lloyd French
French
Johnson Cites Korean Views in Senate Hearing
In Washington on June 14, ex defense secretary Louis Johnson testified as the ninth witness in the Senate hearings on General Douglas MacArthur’s dismissal. He described White House discussions on aiding South Korea in 1950 and contrasted defense and State Department policies on Formosa, noting no intelligence warned of a Korea attack before the invasion.
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Washington
Louis Johnson
United States
South Korea
Acheson
Johnson
Defense
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
State Departments
Formosa
State Department
State’ Department
Formosan
White House
U. S. Seventh Fleet
U U. S
Korea
MacArthur
Tokyo
MacArthur Prepares New Attacks in Texas Tour
General Douglas MacArthur urged a tough line against the Truman policy in Korea during a Houston speech at Rice Institute. He condemned appeasement and timidity, warned of World War III if Korea drags on, and said the United States must end the conflict rapidly and decisively. He planned stops in San Antonio and Dallas after Houston, with a final appearance in Fort Worth.
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Houston
Tex
Douglas MacArthur
Texas
MacArthur
Rice Institute
Korea
Russia
America
Austin
Eastern Airlines
Far Eastern Command
Manchuria
China
Formosa
Arthur
San Antonio
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
National League results show New York 11 over Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 9 over Boston 4, Philadelphia 11 over Chicago 3, with Brooklyn at St. Louis incomplete. American League games include Cleveland at Philadelphia N, Chicago at Washington 2 N, St. Louis at New York rain, and Detroit at Boston rain.
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Heat Wave to Hit Tucson Weekend Forecast
A heat wave from Nevada moves toward Tucson with temperatures likely to rise by at most three degrees. Forecasters expect 100s to appear by Sunday, with Phoenix predicting up to 110 in Sun Valley while yesterday’s high reached 101 and Yuma hit 102.
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Tucson
Nevada
Phoenix Weather Bureau
Phoenix Weather Station
Sun Valley
Yuma
Flagstal Heigh
Citizen To Publish Daily Pollen Count
The Citi zen will publish daily pollen counts from the U S weather bureau during hay fever season. The report lists grains of each pollen type and alerts Tucson residents to steps for their allergies. A Bermuda grass reading is shown on page 24 with one grain per cubic yard.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Tucson Meat Shortage Is Pure Fiction
David Radner of Tucson Packing Co dismisses reports of a meat shortage as unfounded. He notes a normal seasonal dip each year as cattle fatten in summer and reach markets in fall, while the control program is being tested.
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David Radner
Tucson Packing Co
Radner
Tucson
Jurors Deadlock Then Acquit in Wilson Case
A Tucson jury returns a hung verdict in Bryce H. Wilson's triple felony trial with nine women and three men split on guilt. Defense and prosecution consider retrial as trials discuss witness absence and perceived pressures influence deliberations.
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Bryce H. Wilson
Wilson
Hitler
Russia
Harold Wheeler
Robert Morrison
Morrison
U Nitschel
Paul Ezell
MacArthur Declines Presidential Run in Texas Visit
Gen Douglas MacArthur emphatically rules out a bid for the presidency during a Dallas interview in Texas. He says his current trip is personal, tracing back to his ancestral home and boyhood in the state.
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United States
Pueblo Junior Woman's Club Drives Scorpion Serum Aid
Tucson group pledges full support to the Citizen's Scorpion Serum fund. Members will supervise charity tables at Valley National Bank Southern Arizona Bank Levy's Penney's Sears to collect loose change for scorpion antivenin. Funds go to Tempe State College for serum production to help hospitals statewide.
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Pueblo Junior Woman’s Club
Valley National Bank
Southern Arizona Bank
Levy's Department Store
Penney's
Sears
Lloyd Fuller
Thomas Chandler
George Diamos
John Gekas
Fred Luke
Jack Burris
C W. Ferro
Linn Hazen
George Gekas
Howard Pumphrey
Johnny Anderson
Charles Beebe
James Mitchell
Gail Hummel
Howard Smith
William Mischnick
Pueblo Junior Woman's Club
Kiwanis Club
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson Optimist Club
Infilco, Inc
Tempe State College
Herbert Stahnke
New York Woman Defaces Car Losses In Los Angeles
Emily Sanchez, a New York girl, stormed the University division police station in Los Angeles declaring she dislikes the city. She caused $900 in clothing and shoes from her car to be stolen or damaged during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Emily Sanchez
New York
University Division
Cure-All Quackery Reported In Arizona Desert Clinic
Arizona officials say a desert camp clinic run by Ardashes Nighohossian used a mixture of iodine and water as a cure all. Dr. J. H. Patterson of the state medical board calls it unsanitary and illegitimate, while Nighohossian claims to treat cancer diabetes and other ailments with a military secret. a warrant has been issued for his arrest and action to shut the camp is expected.
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Casa Grande
Arizona
el Maestro
Desert
J. H. Patterson
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Ardashes
Lucy Quiononez
Phoenix
Nighohessian
Ralph C. Archer
Pinal County
Patterson
Nighohossian
British submarine Affray found after long search
London reports the British submarine Affray with 75 crew members was located in deep water about 50 miles southwest of the Isle of Wight and in Harddeep channel after a search that began when it sank south of the Isle of Wight on April 16.
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London
English Channel
House of Commons
L. J. Callaghan
Admiralty
Isle of Wight
Callaghan
Cherbourg
Red Triangle Falls To Allies In Korea Front
Allied tank columns swept the east central front near Yanggu and Inje as UN forces probed past the new Red defense line. In the west the Triangle area around Pyongyang saw little opposition as Chinese forces largely withdrew.
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Tokyo
Iron Triangle
Korea
United Nations
Yanggu
Inje
East Central
U. S. Eighth Army
Pyongyang
Triangle
Eighth Army
McArthur
U.N
Yangu
Tthe
Pyonggang
Chorwon
Kumhnga
U. S
Tucson freeway map appears on page 21
A note lists page references for features in the issue including a map of Tucson's first freeway on page 21 and a pay raise for city employees on page 10.
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Tombstone
Animal Shelter
Buster
Vogeler
Ruark
Ariz
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