Kinsley Auto Hits Mission Girl 17 in Nogales Highway Fatality
Pima county reports its 15th highway death of the year after Celestine Reyes 17 of San Algier Mission is struck by a car driven by Otho V. Kinsley 52 near Continental. The girl stepped from behind a bus into the northbound vehicle and died at the scene. An inquest was ordered.
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Pima County
Nogales
Celestine Reyes
San Algier Mission
Otho V. Kinsley
Kinsley
Continental
Clark Johnson
Reilly Funeral
Hounds Find Lost Children Near Mt Lemmon
Two children Sally Galvan aged six and Conception Ramirez aged nine were found after nearly 24 hours missing in the dense Mt Lemmon woods near Oracle Arizona. They slept under a bush and were in good health when located at 1 p.m. rescuers said.
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S.C. Warman
Manuel Galvan
Frank Eyman
Phil Meadow
Mt. Lemmon
Oracle
Ariz
S. Otero
Conception Ramirez
Cruz Ramirez
S. Elias Sr
Taft Seeks Texas Delegation Seat Vote Limit
Senator Taft argued Texas delegates seated temporarily should be barred from voting on permanent seating while opposing a blanket ban on contests. He said those seated temporarily from contested states may vote on contests outside their states, to prevent fake protests. Eisenhower supporters push for Taft controlled seating.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Texas
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Dallas
Youth Drowns While Friends Watch At Irrigation Pond Near Tucson
A 15 year old boy who could not swim drowned while his companions aged 18 and 16 watched in an irrigation pond south of Midvale Farms. Deputies recovered the body after 45 minutes of search. The two rescuers said they tried to help but the youth fought them. Coroner reported no inquest. Funeral arrangements pending. Manuel Lujan bicycle boots and jacket were recovered from the scene by deputies.
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Phil Meadow
Arizona State Prison
Hollis Bashaw
Red Cross Blood Center
Frank Eyman
Fred Nirschel
Arthur Grande
A. W. Roberts
Grande
Manuel Federico
Tucson
Pvt
Fernando Galvan
Ft. Huachuca
Mt. Lemmon
Davis-Monthan
Grady Beard
Joseph Pickard
Bill Mann
Ted Schuler
Bert Hatcher
Louis Federico
S. 13Th Ave
Midvale Farms
FE. L. Schmieding
Indian Valley
Manuel
Andrade Lujan
S. Manning Lane
Federico
N. R. Valenzuela
Tom Hanning
Clark H. Johnson
Reilly Funeral Home
Truman objects to halving air base bill in Senate
President Truman protested a reported Senate move to cut the 2.758 billion dollar bill for construction of military air bases and depots. He warned the action would be a terrible disaster and urged Senator Russell to guard against such a dangerous course.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Sen
Russell
D.ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Reds Release 43 Captives Amid Berlin Border Swaps
The Soviets freed 43 kidnapped West Germans and withdrew from British zone territory seized a week earlier. Western allies pressed Moscow for patrol rights on the Berlin to western Germany highway. US reports say shots blamed on American troops were firecrackers from Boy Scouts heading to a jamboree. Forty-two captives were seized near Schoeningen and released after East German police raids.
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Berlin
U.P
Germany
U. S. Army
Reds
Schoeningen
Murray Says HST Assures Gary Steelworkers Rally
Philip Murray told 7500 steelworkers in Gary Indiana that President Truman assured him last December there is no fear of a Taft Hartley injunction if the union delays its January 1 strike. He called Inland Steel President Clarence Randall a liar over claims of a deal. About 27000 locals depend on Gary East Chicago mills. The strike has lasted three weeks since the Supreme Court ruled government seizure illegal. Truman has not yet moved to issue the injunction. a pending resolution awaits action in Congress.
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Gary
Ind
CIO
Philip Murray
Truman
Inland Steel
Clarence Randall
Murray
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
House of Congress
Manning quadruplets continue to gain in Weymouth
Five days after birth the Manning quadruplets were reported by their physician to be continuing to gain weight. The babies born to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Manning in Weymouth, Massachusetts, were described as healthy and thriving.
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Weymouth
Mass
Manning
John J. Manning
Korea Power Bombed Out in Major 90 Minute Raid
More than 900 air force, marine and navy planes attacked five North Korean power plants along the Yalu river. Suiho dam, among the targets, is a major facility supplying Manchurian war plants. Dams remained standing but powerhouses were demolished. no allied planes were lost.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
North Korea
Suiho
Antung
Yalu River
Mukden
Yalu
Supreme Allied
Mark Clark
FAR East Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Manchuria
United Nations
Negligence blamed in warehouse collapse that killed worker
James Cooper reports on the fatal E 36th Street warehouse collapse linked to improper bracing. Witness Glen Sigman, a Webb Construction subcontractor, alleges negligence rather than wind caused Sebastian Merrill's death, warning of dangerous, underbraced trusses and a refused safety measure.
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Sebastian K. Merrill
del E. Webb Construction Co
Merrill
Tucson Daily Citizen
Glen L. Sigman
E. Pennsylvania Jr
T. H. Merrill Jr
Sigman
Tucson
Webb Sheet
Carpentry, Inc
Webb
36Th St
FCI
Postponed games amid rain dampen early schedule
Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia were postponed due to rain and cold conditions, delaying early season play.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Heat Records Persist Across Arizona Regions
The summary notes Tucson hit 101 degrees with a 69 degree morning, while Phoenix reached 103 and 69, Yuma 105 and 75, Douglas 96 and 61, and Flagstaff 75 and 51 as hot weather and clear skies prevail. The piece contrasts heat with ongoing rain in other states.
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Middlewest
Tucson
Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
Douglas
Flagstaff
Evening Concerts and Local Sports Schedule in Tucson
Tonight in Tucson features Beethoven and Mozart chamber works by UA and Tucson ensembles at AA auditorium and AA league softball at Santa Rita park with Davis-Monthan Mustangs and others. Boxing main event at Tucson Sports Center opens a busy night of sports and music with multiple leagues and venues.
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Beethoven
Mozart
Tucson
Cine Plaza Flirts
St. Mary's Belles
Santa Rita Park
Liberal Arts Auditorium
Tucson Cowboys
Chihuahua Dorados
Hi Corbett Field
Davis-Monthan Mustangs
Krueger Air
First Baptist Church
Tion
Goodman Supply
Enrique Bolanos
Pee Wee Swingler
Tucson ‘Sports Center
Baum & Adamson
Town House
Tucson Anniversary item across the pages
A fragmented listing highlights sections and page numbers for a Tucson anniversary feature, art talk, books, Korean War two-year mark, soapbox derby coverage, and assorted newspaper departments including comics, radio, editorials, sports, films, and women’s pages.
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Tucson
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MS. Lemmon
Kinsley Auto
Mission Girl
Willis Dud
Ley
Sol Rhea
Range
Harrison
A. H. Harrison
Sahuarita
By S. C. Warman
Sally Galvan
Denver
Colo
Gen
KVOA
Tucson Medical Center
Frank Allison
W. Sonora Sr
Bud King
Camp Lawton
Soldier’s Camp
Hitchcock Highway
Sally
Irma
Sheriff's Deputies
Davis- Monthan
Inuer Federico
Mr. and
HST
By James Cooper
Howsare
Hopkins
Glen Sigman
Thomas “Merrill
Estel
Schoors
Knotty Pine Tavern
Damskey’s Hotrods
Piggybank
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