Yalu Power Plants Hit Second Time
Air force and navy bombers joined forces to strike four of five hypoelectric plants near the Yalu river for a second day. Nearly 200 navy planes plus air force units hit Changijin reservoir and Songchon river stations, with reports of high destruction and continuing patrol actions along the frontier.
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Yalu
Seoul
Korea
Suiho
Yalu River
Air Force
Changijin Reservoir
Songchon River
Britain Probes Yalu Raids and Korea Policy Debate
British Defense Minister Earl Alexander asked a British officer be named deputy to Gen. Mark Clark in Korea. Churchill faced Labor calls for an immediate Commons debate on the Yalu raids amid fears of widening the war. Attlee and Bev an pressed for consultation and policy clarity with no change in UN aims asserted.
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Washington
London
Wu.p
Winston Churchill
Parliament
Yalu River
United States
House of Commons
Yalu
Churchill
Laborites
Korea
Earl Alexander
U. N
Clement A. Attlee
Attlee
Manchuria
Aneurin Bevan
Pentagon
Ike and Taft Talk Policy at GOP Convention Clash
General Dwight D. Eisenhower urged incorporating his five foreign policy points and a sixth in a Dulles letter into the GOP platform or he cannot accept the party line. He warned against long convention fights and pressed for explicit aims and steps to counter threats to national security with a clear U.S. course and commitments to vital allies.
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Denver
WUP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
Truman
United States
Taft Sees No World War From Korean Plant Bombings
Senator Taft in Hershey declares bombing communist hydro electric plants in Korea should not trigger a third world war and says Manchurian bases in China could be attacked directly. He meets Gov. Fine and delegates to discuss strategy for the GOP convention and his national strength estimates.
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Hershey
Robert, A. Taft
Ohio
Korea
Taft
China
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Philip Murray
CIO
United States
Texas
Marvyland
Chicago
Fine
Fine Acts
Lost Children Rescued After 24 Hours on Mt Lemmon Slope
Sally Galvan aged 6 and her cousin Conception Ramirez aged 9 wandered from a picnic area on Mt Lemmon. They survived a night in the brush until found by forest rangers and deputies near Gen Hitchcock highway after a long search. A large rescue effort included Mt Lemmon residents, Davis Monthan personnel, and federal prison inmates.
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Sedley-Hopkins
Sally Galvan
Conception Ramirez
Mt. Lemmon
Sally
Manuel Galvan
Conception
S. Otero St. Conception
Gonzales Manuel
E. 22Nd St
Albert Garcia
Louisiana St
Edward Montoya
E. 21St St
Frank Allison
Sonora St
Tom Hanning
Don Walls
Frank Harvey
Hitchcock Highway
Soldier Lake
Frank A. Eyman
Fred Nirschel
Forest Rangers
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Federal
Papago Rehabilitation Bill Clears Senate Panel
Sen Ernest W McFarland announced a favorable interior committee report on Senate bill 107 the Papago rehabilitation bill. It would provide funds to bolster Papago economy in Arizona with an ultimate expenditure of 23 000 000 and McFarland planned prompt Senate passage.
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Ernest W. McFarland
Washington
Senate
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Arizona
McFarland
San Juan Day Passes With Dry, Sunny Tucson
Dry air and clear skies mark San Juan's Day with no rain in Tucson. Forecast calls for variable cloudiness and slightly cooler highs after days above 100. Yesterday's high reached 101. Mt Lemmon 70, Douglas 98, Phoenix 102, Yuma 104, Flagstaff 75.
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San Juan
St. John the Baptist
Tucson
Mercury
Mt. Lemmon
Douglas
Phoenix
Yuma
Flagstaff
Russell Seizure Plan Aims To Fuel War Production
Sen Richard Russell of Georgia argues for government seizure of the strike bound steel industry under the 1940 selective service act to push the arms program. He forecasts 300 votes on the first presidential ballot and defeats Kefauver and other rivals while opposing tax cuts and extended aircraft production timelines.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
South
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Redfield LinkS Mrs Michaud to Bedroom Casing in $1.5 Million Burglary
Carson City Nevada reports millionaire La Vere Redfield says French divorcee Jean D Arc Michaud cased his Reno bedroom for a planned February burglary of his home. Michaud, 36, testifying for FBI, is on trial for transporting loot across state lines and plotted revenge. Redfield described aiding her with a loan, housing, and travel while she sought songs and fiction opportunities.
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Carson City
Nev
la Vere Redfield
Petite Jean D’arc Michaud
FBI
Redfield
Reno
California
Michaud
Canada
Lattimore Trip Rumor Denied by FBI
The FBI found charges that Owen Lattimore planned a trip to Russia or Iron Curtain states were false. The case may lead the State Department to lift its travel ban on Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins professor. Officials expect an apology if facts show no violation.
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Washington
U.P
FBI
Owen Lattimore
Russia
State Department
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Department
Senate approves steel seizure bill amid labor tensions
The Senate labor committee approves the Humphrey bill allowing President Truman to seize the strike paralyzed steel industry and a broader Morse proposal to seize any defense vital industry subject to congressional veto. Both measures were previously rejected as amendments to wage price control legislation.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Humphrey
Truman
Sen
Dminn
Morse
Senate
Legiseor
Deputy Quackenbush House Destroyed In West Ajo Blaze
Neighbors and Pima County sheriff deputies fought with garden hoses to save the double-house of Deputy George Quackenbush on West Ajo Way. The home and attached structures were burned completely delaying fire trucks. The Quackenbushes are away in New Jersey on vacation.
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Pima
West Ajoway
George
Quackenbush
W. Ajoway
New Jersey
Quackenbushes
Tucson City Council Clears Deadwood From Old Laws
The Tucson city council repealed eight outdated ordinances, including 1911 cuspidor rules for public resorts and a 1897 hats in places of amusement ban. Other repeals covered liquor quotas, hog pens, and sewage sales for irrigation. L. W. Feezer of the University of Arizona led the revision effort with plans to publish a complete city code after weeding outdated laws.
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Tucson
L. W. Feezer
University of Arizona
City Council Names Committee Members
The city council approved three appointments to city bodies. Leamon A. Reneer joins the planning and zoning commission replacing M. J. Brown. L. P. Hermes and Arthur Grunewald are added to the citizens off-street parking committee alongside current members Harold Adamson and others.
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Citizens
Planning and Zoning Commission
Leamon A. Reneer
Planning Commission
M. J. Brown
L. P. Hermes
Arthur Grunewald
Harold Adamson
E. B. Carmack
Elmer Present
Frank Drachman
Walter Clapp
Gilbert Ronstadt
James Douglas
A. Willard Voorhees
John Mitchell
Hyman Myerson
B 50 Crash Kills 11 At English Bases
An American B 50 Atom Bomber crashed after takeoff from Mildenhall Air Base in England. All 11 crew members aboard were killed. The aircraft was the first of America's atom bombers to crash in Britain and did not involve Davis-Monthan based planes at the time.
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Lakenheath Air Base
England
U.P
Mildenhall
British Air Force Base
United States Air Force
America
Britain
509Th
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Plane crash near Lakenheath base during training drill
At Walker Air Base training flight the Air Force reported a crash at 12 06 p m local time 5 06 a m Tucson time the aircraft went into waste ground between two fields at Bryant May Bottom near Lakenheath base Firefighters and U S air force fighters responded to extinguish the blaze.
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Walker Air Base
New Mexico
Air Force
Tucson
Bryant May Bottom
Lakenheath Base
U. S. Air Force
Tucson Man Guilty of Illegal Meat Sale
D. J. Ginsburg operated an illicit horsemeat business from his home at 2415 E. Sixth St. in Tucson. He pleaded guilty in Superior Court No. 3 to selling horsemeat as beef. sentencing set for Monday at 9 15 A.M. He was arrested April 25 for selling horsemeat to retailers and is free on his own recognizance.
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D. J. Ginsburg
E. Sixth St
Robert S. Tullar
Ginsburg
Tullar
Brooklyn beats St Louis 6 0 in baseball game
Brooklyn Plains a decisive 6 to 0 win over St Louis as Associated Press reports a shutout victory in the national baseball game. The result highlights Brooklyn’s pitching and offense in the matchup.
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Associated Press National
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Russell to Speak at Tucson Tonight in Democratic Push
Local slate features Sen Richard Russell of Georgia speaking at 6 30 p m in Tucson Then sports action includes AA and A 2 softball leagues at Santa Rita park with matches and main event boxing and wrestling cards at Tucson venues schedule shows multiple events through the evening and tomorrow.
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Knotty Pine Tavern
Damskey’s Hotrods
Santa Rita Park
Piggybank Station
Goodman Supply
Enrique Bolanos
Pee Wee Swingler
Tucson
Baum & Adamson
Town House
Pacific Sports & Recreation Conference
Randolph Park
Richard Russell
Georgia
Santa Rita
Trailerettes
L&l Drive-In
Grand Central Aircraft
Lord Leslie Carlton
Dory Funk
Tucson Sports Center
Latter Day Saints
Naval Reserve
Index on A first lady comes home and budget notes
The page digest highlights the return of a first lady, mentions price control impacts on budgets, and notes an AWOL soldier reportedly alive after a claimed burial. It lists sections including Ariz Album, Financial, Comics, Hatlo, Crossword, Radio, Editorials, Sports, Films, and Women’s pages with page numbers.
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Ariz
Financial
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