Taft says Dewey organization running Eisenhower campaign
Senator Taft charged that Gov. Dewey's 1944 1948 GOP machine is directing Eisenhower's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He warned a Dewey backed race could hurt Eisenhower in November and defended his New York front against Dewey led strategy.
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Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ohio
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Buffalo Evening News
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Barak Mattingly
Missouri
William Pfeiffer
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Ike's Office Moves East
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower will shift his campaign headquarters to Chicago next week as Sen Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announces the plan to meet more delegates. Lodge says the move stems from limited time home and Eisenhower will speak tonight at the Denver Coliseum on domestic affairs.
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Derby Racer Smiles Again After Car Back
Henry Lee Hunter, 12, had his Soap Box racer stolen from the O'Reilly Motor Co basement. Gordon Rose and Vince Anderson recovered the car, but its wheels were missing. Manny Herreras located the wheels behind a church. they were returned to Henry as he works to finish before July 4.
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Rhee attacked in Korea as pistol fails to fire
A Korean assemblyman Kim Shi Hyon admitted supplying the pistol used by Rhee assassination suspect Ryu Shi Tae a secret society member. Five top officials resigned over alleged failure to protect the president as Rhee spoke to 6 000 people on the war anniversary.
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Kim
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Power District Orders 60,000-KW Turbine
The Salt River power district began its $13.5 million expansion by ordering $3.5 million in power generating and related equipment. The move marks the first step in the approved program.
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Phoenix
W.P
Salt River Power District
Webb Construction Warehouse Tragedy Probed By Jury
A coroner's jury investigated the death of Sebastian K. Merrill 30 crushed in a desert whirlwind collapse at a Del E Webb Construction Co warehouse project near South Campbell Ave and East 36th St. Testimony split on safety with carpenter Glen Sigman claiming unsafe conditions while foreman C H Cochrane defended the site.
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Campbell Avenue
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Justice: of the Peace
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L. D. Sanders Jr
Donald E. McDowell
E. Grant Rd
Alex Meininger
Los Altos
Robert Musser
S. Olson
W. A. Sherwood
E. Hampton St
VA Again Allows Appraisals Near Airports for GI Loans
The Veterans Administration announced that its field offices may resume processing appraisals for GI mortgage applications on homes within four miles of airports. The policy reversal affects VA loans and timely processing for veterans seeking housing near airfields.
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Vacation Here In Cool Tucson
The sun is hot and the air warm with a peak 95 degrees in Tucson. The low this morning was 72, with cooler forecasts and partly cloudy skies expected tomorrow. Thunderstorms may occur in the mountains as winds pick up. Phoenix hit 99 for the hottest state reading. Mt Lemmon fell to 68.
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NATO Says POWs In Soviet Hands Die Under Harsh Labour
NATO issued a long analysis on the fate of millions captured by Soviet armies in World War II. It estimates about 3,000,000 prisoners remain, with likely deaths in forced labor camps in central Siberia. The report notes extreme temperatures and underfeeding as lethal factors for Western Axis and Japanese detainees working on the Trans Siberian route.
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Lake Baikal
Mrs. Michaud Found Guilty in Reno Millionaire Burglary
Jeanne D Arc Michaud, 36, found guilty of directing the $1.5 million theft from La Vere Redfield. Federal jurors say she moved over $147,000 in loot across state lines and planned the job with Anthony Gazzigli. FBI discovered 270,000 silver dollars and stamps in a secret basement room. Sentencing set for June 30.
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Jeanne D’arc Michaud
Redfield
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Roger Foley
FBI
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Michaud
Anthony Gazzigli
House Kills Rent Control
The House voted to end federal rent controls on September 30 except in defense areas and upon local requests. A decontrol provision would be followed by further roll call votes on amendments, with July wage and price controls proposed to be ended later if approved.
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House
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Senate rejects Vatican envoy veto in defense bill
The senate voted to strike a house provision blocking a Vatican ambassador without senate approval. In Kentucky, two guards were taken hostage during a riot at a state prison with about 1,000 inmates and shots fired. President Truman urged the armed services to stop recruiting farm workers if they are deferred from the draft for essential production.
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No Peace Expected In Steel Strike
The steel strike, tied to the Taft-Hartley law, likely to continue at least a week. President Truman faces Congress positions while a 1,500 worker mass meeting in Pueblo, Colorado, urged a resolution not to produce steel under Taft-Hartley. The 24 day strike involves over 600,000 CIO workers and has cost more than six million tons of steel. The Taft-Hartley board of inquiry process may delay court orders to end the strike.
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Britain seeks bigger role in Korean strategy after Yalu raids
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and U S Secretary of State Acheson held talks in London seeking a larger British voice in Korea planning. Proposals include a British deputy commander for General Clark and a United Nations committee to assess political implications of Yalu attacks.
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Oven Heat Grips Nation as Weather and City Struggles
An extreme heat wave blankets the eastern two thirds of the United States, with many cities reporting record highs including 96 in Philadelphia and 98 in Washington. Dozens collapse, seven deaths are linked to the heat, and labor and city operations suffer as workers flee to cooler areas. Sugar Ray Robinson's boxing match is interrupted by heat as officials also face a record June 25 heat. The Cleveland police allow neckties off for the first time in history amid 99 degree heat.
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Washington Heat Delays Truman News Conference
President Truman cancels his mid afternoon news conference due to intense Washington heat. Secretary Joseph Short announced at 10:30 a.m. that temperatures stood at 93 degrees with forecasts near 99 by 3 p.m. The non air conditioned old State Department room forced the cancellation.
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Joseph Short
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State Department
Allied GIs Move Up in Western Korea Battle
Allied infantry with armor support drive Communist forces from a western Korean hill near Yonchon after a five hour fight. U N planes damaged at least one Russian built T 34 type vehicle. Marines and carrier planes bombed airstrips rail yards and supply depots as Fifth Air Force reported demolitions and destroyed bunkers and artillery. Temperatures rose in the hot sector with heavy shelling and 6925 shell bursts recorded.
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Pyongyang Radio Shaky After Raid
Pyongyang regained some power after a major Allied air raid shattered five hydroelectric plants in North Korea. The blackout left the capital with limited energy as authorities assessed damage and restored service.
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North Korea
Phoenix Faces Unseasonably Cool Weather Amid Heat Wave
Heavy national heat gave way to cooler conditions in Phoenix where the U S Weather Bureau forecast Continued cool and occasional wind today with highs near 97. The city recorded 98 yesterday as relief from extreme heat spread elsewhere.
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Bolin Named Head of National Group
Wesley Bolin secretary of state of Arizona was elected president of the National Association of Secretaries of State. He and other officials and their families boarded two navy destroyers for a Narragansett bay voyage and shore visits to naval establishments.
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National Association of Secretaries of State
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Narragansett Bay
Vogeler Speaks for Taft in Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow
Robert A. Vogeler, longtime prisoner of Hungarian Communists, speaks in support of Sen. Robert A. Taft at the Santa Rita hotel noon meeting and again tomorrow in Tucson. Public events include softball games at Santa Rita park and a talk on "What Freedom Means" at Tucson High School stadium.
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