Japanese holdouts near Anatanian island to end stalemate
A Japanese petty officer Junji Inoue emerged from a hideout on Anatanian island to report that 18 holdouts still resist surrender. The navy dropped food and letters from families to persuade them and plans a final rescue mission. Ichiro Nakagawa leads the holdouts who threaten Inoue’s life if he returns.
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Anatahian Island
Western Pacific
U. S. Navy
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Inoue
Japan
U. S. Trust
Anatanan
Ichiro Nakagawa
Jets Battle Over Korea As Reds Lose Planes
United States jets and bombers clash with North Korean and Russian aircraft in a four day air war over the northwest area. The action ends with Reds suffering heavy losses while UN fighters claim multiple kills and damaged attackers.
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Tokyo
Northwest
Aiea
Punchbowl
United Nations
Kansong
Avak
Stormovik
Reds
Uijongbu
Seoul
Joy
Far East
Wilson Retrial Date Undecided
Bryce H. Wilson faces an undecided retrial date as the state considers counsel. Atty Harold Wheeler who defended him in the prior hung jury may not return, with a Phoenix attorney possibly hired. If lawyers agree, Judge Henry Kelly in Yuma could set a date without a further trip.
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Atty
Harold Wheeler
Wilson
Phoenix
Henry Kelly
Yuma
Mrs Wilson Asks Divorce in High Profile Case
Mrs Jeanne M Wilson files divorce action against Bryce H Wilson former county attorney now charged with violating anti gambling laws. A jury failed to reach a verdict two weeks earlier and Morris Udall asks for a new trial on three counts. She cites cruelty and seeks custody of their three year old Bruce H Wilson III and division of community property including a home at 348 S Bryant Ave a Buick and furniture.
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Jeanne M
Wilson
Morris Udall
Arizona Senate Considers $1500 Year Serum Fund
Arizona lawmakers may approve a continuing $1500 annual appropriation for serum production. State Sen. William F. Kimball of Pima county said a bill will be drawn for a special session. The fund would renew itself each year to support serum operations at Tempe State College.
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Arizona
William F. Kimball
Pima County
Kimball
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tempe State College
Mickey Cohen Found Guilty in Income Tax Evasion Trial
Gambler Mickey Cohen was found guilty by a federal jury on four counts for evading 156000 dollars in income taxes from 1946 to 1948 and making false statements to the treasury. Judge Benjamin Harrison remanded him to jail without bail and scheduled sentencing for July 9.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Benjamin Harrison
U. S
Harrison
Serum Fund Nearing Target With Donations Pouring In
The Scorpion Serum fund totals $1,961.97, up $560.38 from yesterday, with a $250 gift from Sam Nanini of Nanini Construction Co in Casas Adobes Estates, and more than $100 from the Pueblo Junior Woman's Club. Events include Scorpion Day at Tucson YMCA and a Polar Bar Drive Inn anniversary broadcast on KOPO to boost contributions.
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Scorpion
Sam Nanini
Nanini
Pueblo Junior Woman's Club
Tucson
YMCA
Polar Bar
E. Speedway
Scorpion Serum Fund
KOPO
Scott Spion
Shamrock Daily
KVOA
Baseball results from the American and National Leagues
New York edged Chicago 2 to 1 in the American League. Cleveland ran up 14 runs while Boston and St. Louis played at Washington. Detroit faced Philadelphia. In the National League Boston beat Chicago 9 to 0. Brooklyn played Cincinnati, Philadelphia met Pittsburgh, and New York visited St. Louis in others.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Mail Containers For Scorpions Asked
Tucson district union members seek permission to mail live scorpions in safety containers. They plan to ask U S Rep Harold A Patten to introduce legislation. Dr Herbert Stahnke of Tempe State College needs live scorpions from across the state to extract venom quickly.
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Congress
Tucson
Post Office Clerks Union
U. S
Harold A. Patten
Herbert Stahnke
Tempe State College
Stahnke
Davis Monthan Expansion in Defense Bill Near Passage
A Davis Monthan air force base expansion valued at $19.139 million is included in an authorization bill to be introduced in Congress, adding to a $7 million project already under way. The plan covers paving, lighting, buildings, utilities and storage for training facilities. Fort Huachuca would receive $565,000 for construction as about 4,500 more troops arrive within 45 days. Lake Field near Phoenix gets $267,000. Total Department of Defense public works in the United States amounts to $4.5 billion with another $2 billion for overseas installations likely via separate legislation.
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Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Paul Eaton
U. S
Carl Hayden
Eaton
Congress
Davis-Monthan
Ft. Huachuca
Fort
Lake Field
Phoenix
Department of Defense
Public Works
United States
Acheson Calls Iranian Oil Dispute Critical
Secretary of State Acheson urged Iran to reconsider rejecting the Anglo Iranian Oil Company offer of 28 million dollars as a basis for settlement in the oil nationalization dispute. He said negotiations have collapsed for now but hopes for a friendly resumption remain. The U.S. has sought mutual agreement and urged both sides toward settlement.
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Washington
Acheson
Anglo Iranian Oil Company
AIOC
Iran
United States
Brief Shower Reported at Municipal Airport Vicinity
A brief shower occurred between 4:15 and 4:30 a.m. at the municipal airport area, described as freakish by the weather bureau with a trace. Temperatures rose to 104 at the airport, the fourth straight day of 100 plus. Yuma reached 105 and Phoenix 106. Expect more of the same weather.
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Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Yuma
MacArthur Says Truman Silence Hinders Senate Inquiry
General Douglas MacArthur charged President Truman’s orders to silence witnesses prevent the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees from getting full facts about his removal. He declined to testify again, faulted paraphrased documents, and cited codes in original texts, while noting the inquiry’s focus on his relief from the Far East command.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Senate
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
U. S
Russell
D-Ga
Far East Command
Silencieo T
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Readers petition to reinstate Little Orphan Annie
The Daily Citizen dropped Little Orphan Annie last Monday prompting readers to write in. Letters from Mrs. George Rosenberg and others urge reinstatement while others oppose the strip. Annie's fate hinges on this week’s fan mail.
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Daily Citizen
Annie
The
Citizen
George Rosenberg
E. Elmst
C. W. Ruffner
Camino de la Colina
Orphan Annie
E. A. Brachat
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Hurley Attacks U S Policies Over Yalta Charter
Former ambassador Patrick J. Hurley testified before senators that the Atlantic Charter pledges were repealed at Yalta to let Russia off the hook and resume conquest. He accused the State Department of appeasement, secrecy, and surrendering principles, saying he learned of Yalta only from Chinese Communists.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Russia
Hurley
Yalta
State Department
Atlantic Charter
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Senate Pty Wen
George C Baarshall
Britain Orders Seizure of Iranian Oil Fields
In London June 200 Britain announced it would protect British lives as Iran’s Premier Mossadegh ordered the seizure of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. fields after nationalization talks broke down. Foreign Secretary Morrison said the government would safeguard lives and may withdraw tanker fleets and deploy troops if needed while tensions rise with Tehran. Churchill pressed for clarity as Attlee stayed briefed in Scotland.
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Britain
Iran
Herbert Morrison
Commons
Tehran
Anglo Iranian Oil Co
Anglo-Iiranian Oil Co
Persia
Morrison
Mossadegh
Henry F. Grady
Grady
Clement R. Attlee
Scotland
Attlee
William Slim
Imperial General Staff
Winston Churchill
Tucson garden odds and ends page 19
Brief items from a Tucson garden page cover unusual plant notes and local flora curiosities in a short column. Includes quick observations and tidbits for amateur gardeners.
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Tucson
Grand Jury
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