Political 1948 race sparring notes in brief
Sen Kefauver promises labor leaders top posts if elected president while Truman calls for compulsory fair employment practices with state and federal role. Harriman pushes civil rights enforcement and education to end discrimination. Russell and Kefauver favor voluntary civil rights laws. McMahon urges hydrogen bomb production. Taft notes Eisenhower homecoming boosts chances but expects Taft clash in November. Eisenhower camp manager accuses Hallanan of partiality.
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Kefauver
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman
Harriman
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
Russell
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Mr. Truman
McMahon
Sen
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Water S. Hallanan
British Plane Down In Channel Near Le Havre
A chartered British six seater Consul crashed into the English Channel. Six of eight aboard perished with two survivors gravely hurt. Five were rescued by the American Miller but died later aboard a British destroyer. A search failed to find the remaining three. The flight was to transport Britons to auto races at Le Mans.
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LE Havre
France
U.S. Lines
New York
Morton Air Service
le Mans
Phoenix Airesearch To Be Expanded
The Phoenix Airesearch plant will grow to become the largest west of the Mississippi dedicated to gas turbine engines for jets and missiles. Vice-president Murray S. Gelber announced a 54,000 square foot expansion and 1,000 new jobs by next March while continuing to manufacture electronic parts for jet and rocket firing.
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Phoenix
U.P
Mississippi
Murray S. Gelber
Gelber
Taft Backers Lead Arizona GOP Delegation
Arizona Republicans appoint seven Taft supporters to top roles at the state delegation for the national convention. Diverbiss chairs the 14 member group, Sundt becomes vice chair, Curnutte handles credentials, with Marks Ward and Mrs. Schell on committees. Williams serves honorary vice chairman.
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Phoenix
Robert A. Taft
Arizona
Carl W. Diverbiss
Ohio
John S. Sundt
Tucson
John H. Curnutte
Winslow
Barnett E. Marks
Rules and Order of Business
A. M. Ward
Casa Grande
Grace Schell
Resolutions
Chet W. Williams
Taft
Diverbiss
GOP
Chicago
Curnutte
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Resolutions Committee
Harry Huber
Cochise County
Pia Lindstrom prefers father over Ingrid Bergman in custody plea
Thirteen year old Pia Lindstrom testifies she does not love or miss her screen star mother Ingrid Bergman and would rather live with her father neurosurgeon Peter Lindstrom. A judge weighs Bergman's request to take Pia to Rome for a summer visit amid legal opposition.
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Los Angeles
Pia Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Pia
Mildred L. Lillie
Ingrid
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Gregson Bautzer
Boros Opens Lead In U S Open As Hogan Slumps
Julius Boros surged to the lead at 54 holes with a 68 round earning 210 total as Ben Hogan's bid for a fourth title faltered after a 74 in the third round. Hogan stood at 212, Ed Oliver moved to 213, while Johnny Bulla and George Fazio followed at 214 and 215.
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Dallas
Julius Boros
Ben Hogan
Boros
Southern Pines
N. C
Hogan
Big Ed
Porky) Oliver
Johnny Bulla
George Fazio
Bulla
Fazio
Imark
Red Leaders Nabbed on Koje Island by U S Guards
On Koje Island American guards rounded up 102 ringleaders of a Communist rebel group after a pint-sized prisoner, condemned by a kangaroo court, pointed them out. Another 273 prisoners declared anti-Communist and were moved to separate quarters as Boamer restores order.
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Koje Island
Korea
Haydon L
Bull) Boamer
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Boamer
Col
Rhee
Rose
ICAN
Russell to Visit Arizona on Western Campaign Tour
Senator Richard B. Russell plans a western swing ending around June 25 as part of his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. The visit to Arizona is listed in his campaign schedule.
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Phoenix
U.P
Richard B. Russell
Arizona
Heatwave Hits Arizona and New Mexico Cities
Weather notes show high temperatures across the region with New Braska readings near 101 yesterday and 75 as the low. Tucson reached 102 while Yuma 103, Phoenix 104, Douglas 95 and Flagstaff 80. dry conditions persist and a few clouds are possible tomorrow.
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Pogo
Iis
New Braska Way
Tucson
Yuma
Phoenix
Douglas
Flagstaff
B 29 Missing Near Russian shores Raises Alarm
FEAF confirms a B 29 weather reconnaissance aircraft is missing for over 34 hours after takeoff from Otaru on Hokkaido. An American B 26 on a similar flight was shot down over the Sea of Japan last year. Signs of heightened Soviet activity near Habomai islands are reported by a lighthouse keeper, while officials note the dangers of B 29 missions.
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Tokyo
U.P
Far Eastern
Russian Vladivostok
Otaru
Japan
Hokkaido
Sea of Japan
Vladivostok
Combat Operations Office
FEAF
Air Force
Habomai Islands
Akiyuri
Habomai Group
Kuriles
United Press
Kyodo
Baseball Scores From AP Roundup
National League results show New York defeat St Louis 4 to 3 and Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 4 to 2. American League action has New York routing Cleveland 11 to 0.
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National
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
British Radio Operator Held As Soviet Spy
London man William Martin Marshall a 24 year old British foreign office radio operator arraigned on charges of giving information to the Russian embassy in London. He worked in Moscow for a year until 1951 and is accused of violating the Official Secrets Act.
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London
W.P
William Martin Marshall
Foreign Office
Moscow
Marshall
Pavel Kuznetsov
Britain
Andrei Y. Gromyko
Georgi Zarubin
Canada
Ottawa
Western
Scotland Yard
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Fuchs
Manhattan Project
United States
Harwell Atomic Research Center
Kuznetsov
William L. A. ‘Hughes
Wandsworth
East Germans give secret police sweeping powers
East Germany curtailed civil liberties and empowered the state security service to arrest without court warrants, search homes without orders, and override local police. The move targets spies and saboteurs as rising opposition grows amid remilitarization and border zone evacuations.
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Berlin
U.P
Soviet Zone
State Security Service
East Germany
Truman says atomic submarine engine nearly ready to run
President Truman announced at the Nautilus keel ceremony in Groton that a full-size dry land atomic engine is almost complete and will run soon. He said the engine could later power factories, ships and homes, and defended against calls for a bargain security route amid GOP rivals.
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Groton
Conn
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Arco
Ida
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Russia
White House
Russia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Venezuela
Moscow announces rupture of relations with Venezuela amid recalls of Russian diplomats. Caracas expels Soviet embassy staff and their spouses after arrest, despite protests by Soviet Charge d Affaires L V Krylov. Venezuelan authorities accused of hooligan actions against Krylov.
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Moscow
Russia
Venezuela
Caracas
Luis Carasqueros
L. V. Krylov
Krylov
Allied Planes Hit Reds in North Korea Hotspot Airfield
More than 150 allied fighter bombers wrecked a rebuilt airstrip four miles east of Pyongyang, described as the hottest target in North Korea. Maj James Crutchfield said every bomb hit and the mission was a complete success. Ground fighting around Chorwon continued with US regiments recapturing T shaped hills after heavy Chinese bombardment.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
U. N
Pyongyang
James Crutchfield
Graceville
Fla
45Th
Oklahoma
Chorwon
Eighth Army
Japan
Phoenix Budget Reaches New Record for 1952 53
City Manager Ray Wilson announced a record 11,221,236 dollar budget for Phoenix for the 1952 53 fiscal year. The proposed budget exceeds the current year by 1,236,490 dollars and will go to the city council for approval.
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Phoenix
Ray Wilson
State Road Budget Hearing Set For Monday
A public hearing on Arizona's 30,000,000 road construction budget for the 1952 53 fiscal year will be held here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Corral Theater Keeps Private Lives Open Tonight
After a successful week the Arizona Corral theater extends Private Lives for a final performance tonight at 8:30 p.m. Tomorrow runs include 2 p.m. tryouts for Twentieth Century at the Santa Rita hotel mezzanine and a 7:30 p.m. free square dance at Old Tucson. Public dances run 9 p.m. to midnight at Odd Fellows hall on South Sixth Avenue.
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Arizona Corral Theater
Rodeo Grounds
South Sixth Avenue
Santa Rita Hotel
Oddfellows Hall
S. Sixth Ave
Corral Theater
Old Tucson
Taft and Eisenhower Public Addresses Noted
The article highlights public addresses by Taft and Eisenhower, marking their calls to national issues. It surveys the speakers' themes and anticipated impact, reflecting mid century political discourse.
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Estes
Channel
Jenny
Sen. Russell
Braska
Omaha
Beauregard
Raf
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Deborah Collier
Grace Lyons
Boston
Mass
Deborah
Gromyko
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