Cool air from Canada eases heat across northern states
A mass of cool air from eastern Canada brings relief to northern regions as heat wanes in the Great Lakes and mid Atlantic states. Temperatures fall from 100s with 20 degree drops. 82 deaths reported over three days of extreme heat and thousands more prostrations nationwide.
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Albany
N. Y
James M. Osman
Weather Bureau
New York City
Canada
Canadian
Plains
Great Lakes
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
New England
New York State
Atlantic Coast
Middle Mississippi Valleys
Central Plains States
Gulf States
New York
Hudson Valley
Newburgh
Middle Atlantic
Prospect
Lock Haven
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
Allied Planes Strike Again in Korea Raid Targets Changjin Generating Plants
Allied fighter bombers attacked North Korean power facilities last night hitting two Changjin plants for the first time and damaging a third. An American Sabrejet pilot downed a MIG-15 over North Korea, credited to Capt. John R. Spaulding. U N infantry drove two Chinese battalions from hills on the western front as air forces and Marines bombed lines and supply areas.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Air Force
John R. Spaulding
Downers Grove
Ill
U. N
Fifth Air Force
Changjin
Chosin
Fusen
Changjin Plant No. 1
Suiho
Yalu River
Red War Industries
Manchuria
Merrill Death Not Criminal in Warehouse Collapse
A coroner's jury found Sebastian K Merrill died during a warehouse erection near East 36th Street and South Campbell Ave. Deputy County Atty Gordon Aldrich said no criminal negligence was shown and no prosecution is planned. civil action remains possible. The prefab structure collapsed in a dust devil, with witnesses citing lack of bracing as a factor.
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Sebastian K. Merrill
Deputy
County Atty
Gordon Aldrich
Merrill
del E. Webb Construction Co
East 36Th Street
Campbell Avenue
Aldrich
Justice of the Peace
James M. Howsare
Fred W. Nirschel
Maschel
del E. Webb Co
Glen Sigman
Pennsylvania Ave
C. H. Cochrane
Duncan
Chauffeurs Licenses Set to Expire on June 30
A warning from state license division says all 1951 chauffeurs licenses expire June 30 under the strengthened law. Drivers issued before July 1, 1951 must renew by then, with carriers liable for employing outdated permits. Licenses are issued at the highway department office on South Euclid Avenue and East 22nd Street.
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Highway Department
South Euclid Avenue
East 22Nd Street
Kidnapped Boy Returned Safe From Texas
In Lubbock Texas Mrs Fred R Elrod 22 and her husband 25 faced federal kidnapping charges after abducting three year old Johnny Wade from Aztec New Mexico. The child was found seven weeks later in Levelland Texas where the boy’s great uncle Jim Wyman traced him. A $10000 reward had been posted. Johnny resisted as officers removed him and Mrs Elrod expressed she would repeat the act if given the chance.
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Lubbock
Tex
New Mexico
Fred R. Elrod
Johnny Wade
Levelland
Aztec
N. M
Jim Wyman
Johnny
Anthem Wade
Taft Says Eisenhower Views On Policy Seem Hazy
Taft told reporters in Charlottesville that Eisenhower's positions on labor and farm policy appear uncertain and subject to change. He noted Eisenhower’s recent speech attacking Democratic corruption and said his cross country sprint has reached about 600 delegates, roughly half of the 1206 GOP total, with about 604 needed for the nomination.
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Charlottesville
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
Virginia
Eisenhower
Soap Box Derby Wheel Sets Arrive at O'Rielly Motors
Fifteen sets of official Derby wheels and axles arrived by air and are ready at O'Rielly Motor Co. An additional 25 sets are due by rail later today. Boys may finish their racers and have them inspected until 4 p.m. Wednesday July 2.
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Derby
O’rielly Motor Co
Vogeler Backs Taft Campaign In Tucson Address
Former Hungarian prisoner and ITT vice president James Vogeler campaigns for Sen. Robert A. Taft in Arizona. He defends his wife India Edwards against claims she hindered his cause and warns of press and tax freedom limits seen since returning to the United States. Vogeler reiterates no political ambitions, pending ITT decision, and offers to assist government at $1 a year.
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James Cooper
Robert A. Vogeler
Robert A. Taft
Phoenix
Vogeler
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
State Department
United States
Edwards
Tucson
Hungary
Bill Oatis
William Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Reds
States
Taft
ITT
Sedley-Hopkins
West
High School
Tucson Weather Becomes Cooler With Eastward Clouds
The city sees slightly cooler conditions as clouds move east toward El Paso. Yesterday peaked at 92 in Tucson with a 67 low. Mt Lemmon recorded 67 while Phoenix hit 95 and Flagstaff 67. similar readings are forecast tomorrow.
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el Paso
Mt. Lemmon
Phoenix
Yuma
Flagstaff
Tomato prices in Tucson plummet then rebound
Prices for tomatoes in Tucson shift from about 49 cents a pound to 15 to 23 cents as wholesale costs drop from 7.59 to 4.50 for a 20 pound lug with smaller 3.75 lugs also selling. Wholesalers cite California crop disease curly top as the likely cause and anticipate continued adequate supply and improved quality in the near term.
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Tucson
Tooley Produce Co
California
University of Arizona
West
Joint Meeting On Controls
Senate and house conferees met to craft a compromise economic controls bill before wage price and rent curbs expire at midnight Monday. Maybank and Spence led the talks as they weighed a possible brief extension if no new law is enacted by the deadline.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Rep
Spence
D-Ky
Senator McCarran Pushes Veto Override On Immigration Bill
Senator McCarran urged the Senate to override President Truman's veto of a bill to revise and codify immigration and naturalization laws. He argued the measure should pass "in God's name" and led debate with Rep Walter as the House had already voted to enact the law. He accused the White House of unfounded attacks and chicanery in pushing the veto.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Senate
America
McCarran
Rep. Walter
D-Pa
House
White House
Eisenhower to Arrive July 5 for Chicago Convention
Senator Lodge says General Eisenhower will land in Chicago July 5 from Denver and attend a luncheon for the 82nd airborne at the Blackstone hotel. Lodge claims he runs the campaign and accuses Taft supporters of influencing convention workers while warning the event will be watched nationwide. He questions Walter Hallanan’s loyalty as temp chairman amid Taft ties.
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State Department of
State Department
Vogeler
Santa Rita
Taft
Ohio
Chicago
U.P
Henry Cabot Lodge
R-Mass
Dwight Eisenhower
Lodge
Eisenhower
Denver
82Nd Airborne Division
Blackstone Hotel
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Chicago Convention
Robert A. Taft
Walter Hallanan
Hallanan
UN Truce Delegates Walk Out In Korea Standoff
At Panmunjom UN delegates left the talks with Communist truce negotiators for a three day break after the Reds offered nothing new. Gen Nam Il protested delaying the stalemate until next Tuesday while Harrison refused to extend the meeting beyond a July 1 11 am session.
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Panmunjom
Korea
W.P
United Nations
William K. Harrison
U. N
Nam [Fi
Red
Nam
William P. Nuckols
Harrison
Clark Says Raids Routine in Korean War Policy
General Mark W. Clark stated that attacks on North Korea’s Yalu river power plants reflect no policy change in the Korean conflict. He said the strikes are military actions aimed at destroying North Korea's military potential, now estimated near one million, and warned that further Communist aggression would be met with decisive action.
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Tokyo
U.P
U. N
Mark W. Clark
Yalu River
Japan- American Society
Clark
North Korea
London
Knowland Says British Protest Against US Bombing Aids Soviets
Senator Knowland charged that British protests over American bombing of North Korean power plants give aid and comfort to the Kremlin. He warned Britain Labor is driving a wedge with the United States and questioned reports of Acheson apologizing to Parliament for not giving advance notice. He urged Congress to probe whether Britain pressed the United States to recall Gen. MacArthur.
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Washington
William F. Knowland
Senate
Russia
Britain
United States
California
Republican
Labor Party
Kremlin
Knowland
Korea
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
Emanuel Shinwell
MacArthur
Summer city events fill Tucson stadiums tonight
Tonight at two local high school stadiums in Tucson students and residents attend events. A THS political address by businessman Robert A. Vogeler supports Taft while AHS hosts Amphi band, softball games, and social gatherings at Santa Rita park Amphitheater and nearby venues. Tomorrow includes Jalopy races at Nogales highway and a Catalina guest ranch dance.
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Ths
AHS
Tucson
Sunshine Girls
Santa Rita Park
Robert A.vogeler
Robert Taft
Tucson High School
Amphitheater
Krueger
Damskey’s Hot Rods
Rodeo
Gar Dening Column No Clear Event
Social security payments may increase and parcel post seeks another rate hike as listed among the day’s notices and feature sections including Crosswords, Comics, and Editorials. The page layout shows sections for sports, films, radio, and women’s pages with page numbers and department labels.
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Soapbox Derby News
Parcel Post
Ariz
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U.N
Japan
Nogales Highway
Catalina Guest Ranch
Campbell Ave
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Fellows Hall
S. Sixth Ave
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