Truman says U.S. ready for peace in Korea
President Truman declared the United States ready to join in a Korean settlement that ends aggression and guarantees security for the Korean people. He urged a real settlement and noted growing UN momentum to pursue the Malik cease fire proposal with allied support from Britain France Canada Australia and others.
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United Nations
N. Y
Truman
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Jacob A. Malik
China
Korea
Morrison
Britain
Schuman
France
Pearson
Canada
Malik
Australia
Richard Casey
New York i Stock Exchange
Air Force Development Center
Tullahoma
Tenn
U.N
Ane
U.N. General Assembly
Nasrallah Entezam
Parallel Quiet Place Today
STAN CARTER reports from the 38th Parallel on the Korean front in a quiet landscape marked by past warfare. UN troops, ruined towns, and a frontline rail line show the lingering effects of the war as officers prepare rotation and civilians remain scarce.
Korean War Brought Many Changes Here
The Korean War reshaped Tucson with more draftees and reservists, expansion at Davis Monthan Air Force Base, and Ft Huachuca activation. Local soldiers died, were wounded or went missing, as units from Tucson served from Inchon to Pusan while the city boosted war production and military facilities.
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Korea
Tucson
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Ft. Huachuca
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Far East
George Segura
24Th Army
Pusan
13Th Battalion
Marine Corps Reserve
National Guard
Air Force
Davis-Monthan
Southern Pacific
Tombstone
Here
Grand Central Aircraft Co
West Coast
Pvt. Segura
Sarg Declines Return Home Under New Reservist Rules
U. S. 10th Corps, Korea, notes a sergeant turning down an early discharge under new enlisted reservist regulations. He states the mission remains unfinished and he will continue until completion.
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U. S. 10Th Corps
Korea
Phone Workers Strike in California Over Contract
The CIO Communications Workers of America halted work at Pacific Telephone and Telegraph offices in Los Angeles Hollywood and Pasadena. About 10 000 workers will stay off the job while negotiations with the company and Federal Conciliator Oliver E. Goodwin continue. The union seeks a no strike clause and seniority grievance procedure alongside a 10 percent raise as peo ple earn 36 to 82 dollars weekly.
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Los Angeles
CIO Communications Workers of America Today
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Hollywood
Pasadena
Oliver E. Goodwin
Lawrence T. Cooper
Leper Escapes to Mexico En Route to Leprosarium
Federal prisoner Miguel Herrera Verdasco, 25, with leprosy and fever, escaped on a Southern Pacific train between San Antonio and Harwood while being moved from Arizona to Carville La. Authorities fear he returned to Mexico. He is a U S citizen serving a three month sentence for aiding and abetting a false representation of citizenship.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Carville
Arizona
Miguel Herrera Verdasco
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Herrera Verdasco
Harwood
L. H. Howard
Tucson
Pima County
Ariz
Mt. Lemmon
Herrera Verdascos
Pajacuaran
Michoacan
Mex
J. P. Ward
Arizona Department of Public Health
U. S
Reds Fight On As Peace Talks Stall In Korea Front
In Tokyo on June 25 the Korean War persisted into its second year with intensified fighting along a 100 mile front. Jets from Manchuria attacked Budden lines as Allied ships shelled North Korean ports. MiG-15s clashed with U S Sabres and several planes were shot down while ground combat raged near Pyongyang. Malik's cease fire proposals drew skeptical reactions from generals as South Koreans rallied for unification under President Rhee.
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Lintoe Dou
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Tokyo
Yalu River
Manchuria
Reds
Pyongyang
Red
Iron Triangle
U.N
Chorwon-Sibyan Road
Cee
Malik
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Pusan
Korcane
Syngman Rhee
State Costs Under Study in Arizona Special Session
Arizona's 12 month state government total will near 38 million dollars with education accounting for about 12 million and general fund expenditures at 26,475,212. Representative Carl Morris notes the revised bill totals 243000 higher despite a 52 difference from March, citing method changes rather than reorganization laws. The proposal adds funds for Ft. Grant, a water tank, civilian defense, hospital salaries, utilities for the corporation commission, and power authority. pamphlets on reform referendums receive 45000. House plans further sessions while the senate may adjourn.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Carl Morris
D-Bisbee
Arizona Industrial School
Ft. Grant
State Hospital
The
Corporation Commission
Arizona Power Authority
Morris
Pegler Article Draws Fire Sparks Arizona Legislature clash
In Phoenix on June 3, Westbrook Pegler faced sharp rebuke from state lawmakers. Rep. Frank Robles accused his column of falsehoods and belittled Pegler as unworthy of statehood, signaling a heated public dispute over the columnist's remarks.
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Phoenix
Westbrook Pegler
Arizona
Frank Robles
Dpima
Governor Names Five to Veterans Commission
Governor Howard Pyle appoints a five member State veterans commission created by the legislature last winter. The appointees are Forrest Nail of Flagstaff Joan R. Stiller of Tucson Wayne B. Warrington of Phoenix Leo C. Atherton of Prescott and John P. Kelly of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Ana
Forrest Nail
Flagstaff
Joan R. Stiller
Tucson
Ayne B. Warrington
Leo C. Atherton
Prescott
John P. Kelly
KOY Announcer Killed En Route To Funeral
Mrs Patsy Black 31 and her son Ronnie 10 were injured in a crash that killed three others near Waynesville Missouri. Howard Black 40 longtime KOY Phoenix announcer died in the collision as the family traveled to Indiana for a funeral. Victims in the other car were Vick Valdez 42 and Dolores Valdez 40, both of Chicago.
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Waynesville
Patsy Prescott Black
Phoenix
Ronnie
Dolores Valdez
Iboth
Chicago
Pyle Addresses Legislature On Time And Taxpayer Burden
Phoenix June 25 Gov How ard Pyle urged the 20th legislature to finish work and adjourn sine die by week’s end praising their record for action He warned against delaying beyond the minimum time needed to pass the bills and noted changes needed in the contractor’s code to avoid losing about 12 million in federal road funds and called attention to funding for civilian defense activation.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Pine
Bureau of Public Roads
Weather Watch Ozarks Faces Hot Weekend Highs Near 100
The forecast calls for clear skies with daytime temps near 100 and cool nights around 65. Mt Lemmon cabin reads 73 at 3 PM yesterday as statewide readings hit 105 in Yuma and 103 in Phoenix with 71 and 69 lows and Flagstaff at 78 and 45.
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Mt. Lemmon
Mountain Recreation Center
Yuma
Phoenix
Flagstaff
O'Donnell Cites Mistake in Manchuria Bombing Debate
Senate hearings on MacArthur's dismissal closed with Maj. Gen. Emmett O'Donnell urging a bombing of Manchuria despite risks. He defended bombers' role, criticized policy limits, and warned about attrition in Korea while noting broader Russia considerations and earlier vetoes on targets.
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Washington
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
Tast
Emmett
Rosie) O'Donnell
MacArthur
O'Donnell
Red China
Korea
Russia
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Forces
U.S
Gen. Strate
Rashin
Najin
U. S. Joint ‘Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Russiar
Acheson
Rashia
No Rain On San Juan's Day
In Hermosillo Sonora Mexico on San Juan's day June 25 workers were absent and celebrations marked the start of the rainy season but no rain fell. Dancing and drinking filled the day as the traditional drought relief failed.
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San Juan
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Serum fund tops 3000 dollars for scorpion serum work
The Citizen reports the Scorpion Serum fund exceeded 3000 dollars as donations were sent to Bank of Douglas for audit. Funds will equip Tempe State College and support Dr Herbert Stahnke’s poisonous animals research lab. Extra 1500 dollars is sought for yearly expenses.
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Bank of Douglas
Tempe State College
Herbert Stahnke
Stahnker
Stahnke
Tucson
British oil tankers stalled at Abadan port amid Iran conflict
Dozens of tankers from the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. were blocked from sailing at Abadan on June 25 as Iran nationalizes the company. British manager A E C Drake warned of looming storage backups and potential refinery shutdowns while Iran outside operational control. One tanker Dolabella slipped out yesterday, another Empress blocked, with casual receipt forms causing further delays.
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Abadan
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
A. E. C. Drake
Europe
AIOC
Tigris
Euphrates
Local Page Notation and Section References
The fragment lists page references and sections such as Car liability insurance page 13 Nick Hall Tucson page 8 and areas including Ariz album 12 Financial 23 Comics 21 Gabfest 2 Crossword 21 Hopper Editorials film and sports items with ambiguous placements. It reads like a newspaper index of sections rather than a full story.
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Nick Hall
Tucson
Ariz
Financial
Gabfest
Hopper
Sports
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Seoul-Chorwon
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