Official Telegram Confirms Her Fears
Newark, June 23 A Washington telegram dashed Dorothy Longs hope that a letter from her GI husband in Korea was a misprint. Private Jacob Long of the 8th cavalry, killed June 7, had not appeared on casualty lists, and Washington had given no notice. He had served six months in Korea and never met his three month old son Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Washington
Korea
Dorothy Long
Pfc
Jacob Long
Dorothy
Long
8Th Cavalry Regiment
Alfred
UN Troops Halting Red Forces Near Pyongyang Front
United Nations forces battered three Red regiments about 7,500 men near Pyongyang and Korangpo, driving them into retreat on the central and western fronts. Jets kept MIGs at bay as air battles totaled 34 enemy aircraft for the week, with U.S. losses listed as three F-86s and one F-51 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ur— United Nations
Korea
Pyongyang
Korangpo
Yalu River
Manchuria
Red Air Force
U. S
Sth
Seoul
Oil Dispute Before Court At The Hague
The International Court of Justice will begin hearings on the Anglo Iranian oil dispute after Britain requested court intervention as Iran nationalizes its oil industry. Iran moves to control the British Anglo Iranian Oil Co and 3,000 British workers may stay with the new Iranian National Oil Co. Police search offices in Tehran and Abadan to halt document removal as Iran rejects arbitration. Egyptian papers claim Britain is sending reinforcements, which British officers in Cairo deem nonsense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
International Court of Justice At
Hague
United Nations
Britain
World Court
Mohammed Mossadegh
Oi Fields
Middle East
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Abadan
Iran
Iranian National Oil Co
Tehran
Mossadegh
Suez Canal Zone
Iraq
Cairo
Union Control Questioned By Arizona Hospital Board
The Arizona state hospital board told CIO representatives it cannot legally bargain with the union over wages hours and conditions. CIO field rep H L McNamara urged bargaining and a contract while noting about 130 employees signed the union. Board members denied wage cuts, promising no cuts and possible increases in lower brackets.
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Phoenix
Board of Control
Arizona State Hospital
CIO
Wes Townsend
Ft. Grant Boys School
H. L. McNamara
CIO Civic and Government Employes Committee
McNamara
al Floyd
Tucson
Highway Death Toll Hits 160 in 1951 List
United Press reports two new names join the state highway fatality roll reaching 160, up 11 from last year. Mrs. Maria Rivas, 28, of El Paso, and Marion Clements, 17, of Phoenix, died when a car driven by Francisco Rivas, 32, overturned 17 miles east of Yuma. The Rivas children, all under five, were in the vehicle.
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Maria Rivas
el Paso
Marion Clements
Phoenix
Rivas
Francisco
Yuma
Truman Pleads for Tough Anti-Inflation Controls
President Truman urged Congress to strengthen anti-inflation laws as the current controls expire next Saturday. He warned relaxed measures invite disaster and cited mobilization policy concerns from the national advisory board. Senate and House bills differ on duration and future price rollbacks, with debate planned next week.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Alben W. Barkley
Sam Rayburn
National Advisory Board
House
Senate
House Banking and Currency
Mr. Truman
Korea
Senate Banking Committee
Charles E. Wilson
White House
Cio Yee Ba Murray
Murray
Senate Committee
Langmade Responds to Pegler Article in Arizona
Phoenix Democratic chairman Steven W. Langmade comments on a syndicated Pegler piece about Arizona. He notes Pegler’s criticism while Gov. Bruce Babbitt would not comment on the article.
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Langmade
Pegler
Phoenix
Arizona
Steven W. Langmade
State Democratic Central Committee
Derent
Man Requests Help After Car Breaks Down on West Speedway
A deputy responded to a report near the golf course about an old blue car parked for two hours. The driver claimed a breakdown and adjusted his position with feet protruding from the door, but no crime or injury occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
West Speedway
Chester Williams
Williams
Cool Nights Ahead as June Heat Lingers
The paper reports a cooler night of 58 degrees, 12 degrees below recent highs, setting a 10 year low for the date. Today's expected high around 98 degrees follows records of 100 in Phoenix, 102 at Yuma, and 109 for the June high in Flagstaff in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Yuma
Flagstaff
Party Line User Blamed For Auto Fire
An obstinate party line caller delayed emergency fire response for 15 minutes during a blaze in Frank Briggs’s automobile at 701 E 36th St. The car, recently fitted with a new motor, burned completely and was not insured. Two children aged 6 and 7 started the fire with matches. no lives were lost.
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Pima Merchant Patrol Fire Department
Frank Briggs
36Th St
Washington
Legislature Prepares For New Session In Arizona
Phoenix June 23 A revised general appropriation bill totaling about 34.5 million dollars for the next fiscal year was prepared for introduction as the Arizona legislature opens a special session. The bill, slightly above last year’s 34 million, aims to avoid tax rate changes and adjusts to referendum petitions on reorganization laws. The Industrial School at Ft Grant would gain 25 thousand dollars to reach 175 thousand. The session also faces highway funding concerns as federal matching funds may be withheld due to a state law about contractor offices, with the attorney general drafting an amendment to avoid road bureau conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
House of Representatives
Arizona
Arizona Industrial School At
House Appropriations Committee
Howard Pyle
U.S. Bureau of Public Funds
Attorney General
Public Roads Bureau
Telephone Service Disrupted in North Tucson
Several hundred telephones were silenced for seven hours in a mile-square area of north Tucson after a ditchdigger cut an underground cable. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. said service between Campbell and Treat avenues, Grant Road, and Grena Avenue was interrupted from about 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. when a 400-pair cable was sliced. The digger worked near the Treat avenue intersection.
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Tucson
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Campbell and Treat Avenues
Grant Road
Grena Avenue
Treat Avenue
Joes
Scorpion Serum Set for Tucson Delivery Tuesday
A limited stock of 15 vials of scorpion antivenin developed by Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke at Arizona State College will be delivered in Tucson Tuesday for emergency use. The Daily Citizen funded the campaign and will return the serum to Dr. Stahnke, who aims to produce a larger future supply for free hospital distribution.
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Tucson
Herbert L. Stahnke
Arizona State College, Tempe
Tucson Medical Center
St. Mary’s Hospital
The
State College
Stahnke
Daily Citizen
Scorpion Authority
Lauds
Tuc
Tempe
Arizona State
Arizona
Pima County
Greenlee County
Pima County Hospital
St. Mary's
Baseball results from major leagues on Sunday
American League games show Boston and Chicago tying 7 to 7 with Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 1, Washington 6, Detroit 3, New York 7, Cleveland 6. National League games feature Brooklyn 13 over Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 7 over New York 4, Cincinnati 8 over Philadelphia 1, and Boston at St. Louis pending.
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Boston &, Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Malik Urges Withdrawal From 38th Parallel Talks
United Nations broadcasts report Soviet diplomat Jacob Malik urged negotiations for a Korean cease fire and armistice with mutual withdrawal from the 38th parallel. He suggested initial discussions to end the fighting and questioned if such steps could be taken. The UN plans to broadcast his remarks worldwide.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
CBS
38Th Parallel
Malik
U. S
Security Council
General Assembly
United Nations Radio Division
Korea
Serum Fund Drive Ends Today With Rising Donations
The Scorpion Serum fund drive reaches its final official day as donations total 2417.79 dollars with ongoing contributions from merchants and residents. Notable gifts include a large check from Mrs. Harry Gowdy of Peoria Illinois, plus youth coin donations and club support from the Catalina Rotary and Pueblo Junior Women's Club. Community events and promotions continue tonight and tomorrow to raise funds before Tuesday's handoff to Dr. Herbert Stahnke of Tempe State College for serum production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gowdy
Peoria
Dickie Hawkinson
S. Liberty Ave
Patsy Watson
W. 32Nd Street
Catalina Rotary Club
Pueblo Junior Woman’s Club
Cactus Drive-In
Soga
S. Alvernon Way
Elms Trailer Court
E. Prince Rd
Herbert Stahnke
Tempe State College
Bank robbers miss opportunity in Fitchburg incident
In Fitchburg Massachusetts on June 23 a Worcester Trust Company guard found the bank front door locked during rounds. A check revealed no clues as to the would be robbers after an attempted heist last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
Worcester Trust Ca
Trolman
Susting
Wilson Retrial Hearing Set
A motion to fix the retrial date for Bruce F. Wilson on three felony counts will be heard Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Superior Court before Judge Robert S. Tullar. Deputy County Attorney Morris K. Udall filed the motion noting Judge Henry Kelley of Yuma will not preside.
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Bruce Ft. Wilson
Roberts
Tullar
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Henry Kelley
Yuma
Wilson
Atty
Harold Wheeler
Caonwepe
Wheeler
Dewey to Tour as U S Plans War Visit
Thamas Dewey plans a visit as the United States outlines wartime strategy. The piece notes preparation for a high profile trip and the public attention it draws amid ongoing global tensions.
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Kansas
Thamas Dewey
Ariz
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Aaa
Judy
Judy Woods
Louisville
U. N
Pyonggang
North Korea
U. S. Far East Air Force
Scorpion Serum Fund
Oday
United Press
Scorpion
Dr. Stahnke
Soviet Union
United States
Matthew B. Ridgway
Trygve Lie
Scafpfple
John Phillips
R-Calif
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Phillips
Cannon
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