Allied Troops Push Forward on Korean Front
American marines advance north of Hoengsong amid heavy Chinese fire on the central Korean front. In three days the Leathernecks gained about four miles through rough terrain while Chinese mortar and small arms fire slowed another marine column near the road hub. In Pangnim east of Hoengsong, Seventh Division infantry repulsed a Red counterattack as 500 Reds attacked five miles northwest, later breaking under bayonet charges led by Lt Col William Quinn.
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Tokyo
Mar
Hoengsong
United Nations
Pangnim
Seventh Division
William
Buffalo Bill) Quinn
Pay Increase Stirs Debate Over New Cost Living Index
The CIO charges the government’s new cost-of-living index may fail to reflect true price rises as it could affect immediate pay boosts for more than a million workers. The increases of four or five cents an hour depend on whether the new or old index is used, following a Wage Stabilizer plan amended to allow pre freeze agreements between management and labor.
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Washington
Mar
CIO
Eric Johnston
Auto
Ford
Chrysler
Johnston
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Labor Bureau
Ruttenberg
Labor Research Committee
Bureau
Cold Front Moves Out As Sunny Mild Days Return
The Tucson area warms as a cold front leaves, with showers and hail noted yesterday. Mt. Lemmon sees powdery snow and clear roads, while other Arizona cities report varied temperatures and scant moisture.
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Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
Bear Wallow
Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
Douglas
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Lemon sidelined by back injury at Indians camp
Bob Lemon the highest paid pitcher in baseball injured his back while practicing at the Cleveland Indians camp. He described a knife like pain in his back and was advised to rest for a few days and use whirlpool baths as doctors assess the extent of the injury. Lemon had signed with Cleveland for about $50,000 after winning 23 games last season.
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Don Kelly
Indians
Chucker
Lemon
Cleveland
Arizona Senate backs bill to boost horse racing payouts
The Arizona senate tentatively approves a measure to raise operator shares in pari mutuel pools while lowering state take on the first 100000 and raising it on larger handle. Senators Merryweather and Franks say higher purses will attract better horses and more spectators, with state gains projected at 25 to 50 percent over time.
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Phoenix
Mar
Arizona
Senate
House
Twy Perceie Uil Wit
VYVYU
Hubert O. Merryweather
Santa Cruz County
John O. Franks
Yavapai
Arizona Racing Commission
Soviet Shirts Are Fragile Articles
Berlin dispatch reports a Soviet zone factory issues care instructions for its shirts. Do not boil or wash hot, avoid rubbing or wringing, rinse and shape, and keep away from heat from stoves or the sun. The guidance was broadcast by RIAS.
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Berlin
Mar
RIAS
Air Force recalls 33 officers for processing next March
The Air Force will recall 33 reserve officers reporting March 12 and 13 for a four day processing before a 30 day delay. Officers may seek delays up to 90 days for hardship or essential industry work. Names and addresses of recalled officers are listed, with a spokesman noting local details are not yet fixed.
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Air Force Reserve
Davis-Monthan
James H. Macia, Jr
Whittier St
Merle W. Moore
Toledo Pl
Max D. Beard
E. Flower
Richard W. Dunlap
N. Dodge Ave
George H. Harker
E. Poe
George L. Rosenberg
E. Elm St
Joseph F. Turk
Charles W. Bigby
E. Fourth St
Neilson Brown
Buena Vista Ranch
Nogales
William L. Daniels
Manchesterr
William E. John
N. Grande Ave
Clifford V. Levy
N. Country Club Rd
Andrew P. Mihalik
Polo Village
Thomas F. David
Alta Vista
Morris K. Udall
E. Fifth St
Lawrence D. Wilde
Walnut Canyon National Monument
Flagstaff
Edward J. Albers
E. Alturas St
Phillip A. Bloom
N. Third Ave
William P. Chandler
E. Water St
William E. Hodder
E. Third St
Phillip A. Hoffman
N. Winster Bivd
Monte Mansfield Jr
Marion L. Mifflin
Charles H. Ott
N. Dodge Blvd
Bert A. Pugh Jr
E. 13Th St
David K. Wolfe
Charles W. Gorman
Sierra Vista Dr
Frank D. Healy Jr
W. Jacinto St
Fred G. Lupe
N. Wilson Ave
James V. Maloney
N. Euclid Ave
Marion D. Phillipe
Liberal Arts
University of Arizona
Gus M. Taylor
Raymond E. Weber
Supervisors Face Small Agenda in Pima County
The Pima County Board of Supervisors will meet at 10 with routine matters on the agenda. Items include appraisers reports on two abandonments, a water franchise application in Catalina Foothills Estates, and a petition to establish a no fence district in the Amphitheater area.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Catalina Foothills Estates
Amphitheater
No Wonder Scribes Scratch Heads
Lancaster readers puzzled by a Lancaster County Bar booklet note for jurors. The text says reporters cover proceedings from a table beside the deputy prothonotary and a nurse is usually in the courtroom to attend any ill person.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County Bar Association
Airman Injured In Highway Crash Near Davis Monthan
Staff Sgt. Daniel J. LaGrange, stationed at Davis Monthan, was injured when his motorcycle rear ended a turning Western Truck lines truck on South Alvernon Way. He was taken to Davis Monthan hospital in fair condition with a fractured paw and arm, cerebral concussion, and lacerations.
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Davis-Monthan
South Alvernon Way
Paseo Dorado
Daniel J. LaGrange
Davis-Monthan Hospital
LaGrange
Western Truck Lines
James Wyckoff
Phillip C. Dyson
E. Simmons Rd
Wyckoff
Dyson
S. Liberty Ave
16th Airplane Passenger Dies
Sioux City Iowa March 3 U P reports the Mid Continent airliner crash death toll rising to 16 with Archie McKillip Artesian Wells South Dakota among the dead. Ten soldiers aboard and an inquest set for Monday as investigators seek missing C T Loon and confirm Daniel Lipman bracelet clues.
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Mid-Continent Airlines
Sioux City
Iowa
Kansas City
Minneapolis
U.P
Archie McKillip
Artesian Wells
S. D
Gordon Williams
Roger Turney
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Omaha
Woodbury County
Army
Thomas L. Corden
Mid-Continent
C. T. Loon
Daniel Lipman
Lipman
Loon
Marilyn Woodbury
Squeeky the mountain lion heads to join Pfc Traub
Squeeky, an 11 month old mountain lion, travels by rail to Ft Campbell Ky to be with his master Pfc Baron Traub. The pet has unsettled appetite since he left, causing concern among Traub and his officers.
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Los’ Angeles
Mar
Squeeky
Railway Express
Pfc
Baron Traub
Ft. Campbell, Ky
A. A. Traub
Baron
Traub
Heart Beats Six Hours After Breathing Stops
Pi Huey Song a 47 year old Chinese man died in Dayton after a stroke left him unconscious. He was taken to Miami Valley Hospital where a cerebral hemorrhage caused his death. The doctor noted the heart continued to beat for six hours without breathing.
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Dayton
Ohio
Pi— Huey Song
Miami Valley Hospital
Hughes Buys Tucson Land in Catalina Foothills and East Broadway
Howard Hughes has purchased two large Tucson land tracts totaling 137 000 dollars. The 80 acre East Broadway parcel east of Swan road adjoins Vista Sierra Lodge, and the 467 acre Catalina foothills site northeast of Ponotoc road was listed under Hughes and his wife’s names.
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Howard Hughes
Tucson
Catalina Foothills
East Broadway
Swan Road
Hughes’ Representatives
Foothills Sale
Town
Pontotoc Road
Mary Mae
Forest Hills, Gardens
N. Y
Brodle
County Recorder’s
Anna Sullinger
Hughes
Hughes Company
South
Alvernon Way
Benson Highway
Arizona Senate approves 2.7 million building program
The Arizona senate committee approves a 2,687,400 university and state college buildings plan for Tucson Tempe and Flagstaff projects including a business college building an armory gymnasium and a student union. Other measures grant boards freedom to handle gifts and increase jobless pay to 16 weeks.
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Phoenix
Mar
University and State Colleges of
Arizona
State Senate
Appropriations Committee
Board of Regents
University At
Tucson
Arizona State College At
Dpima
University of Arizona
College of Business and Public Administration
Old Main
Tempe
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Kimball
Board of Jegents
Lost Grand Central Air payroll checks worth $150000
Fog or smog may have delayed payroll checks from Grand Central Air craft Co California offices. Three days overdue, a search from Glendale was issued but paused for P-Day. Replacements were drawn from Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co to cover the delay.
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Grand Central Aircraft Co
Here
Glendale
Calif
California
Southside
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Grand Central
Bus Driver Strike Shuts Tucson Transit Narrowly Limits Service
About 70 Tucson drivers and station workers are affected as Pacific Greyhound Co. enters a second day of a wider Western strike. Negotiations in San Francisco are described as exploratory with no local change yet.
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Pacific Greyhound Co
Arizona
United
San Francisco
Arizona Bus Lines
Sells
Ajo
Winkelman
Hayden
Marana
Jaynes
Union
Butler Requests Senate Boxcar Shortage Probe
Sen. Hugh Butler of Nebraska urged the senate to probe railroad boxcar shortages hampering Midwest grain movement. He introduced a resolution asking the commerce committee to conduct the investigation.
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Washigton
Hugh Butler
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Scared Its Only Your Own Ghost
Paris brain specialist Prof Jean L Hermitte says ghostly doubles or auto scopic hallucinations are real. In the British Medical Journal he notes the image is usually clear but lacks color and fades as one approaches, though the meaning of such visions remains unclear.
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London
Jean L’hermitte
Paris
L’hermitte
L'Hermitte
Mae West Still Around War Map Record Horse Show
Page references list Mae West appearing on page 3 and a war map on page 4. A record horse show is expected on page 6. The notes mention the worst storm of the winter on page 3 plus sections on Arizona album films churches financials comics crossword editorials.
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Mae West
Ariz
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Sheriff's Department
Clara Herrera
Justice of Peace
James Howsare
Superior Court
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dolores Rains
Jerome J. Martin
Bryce H. Wilson
Alice Miller
Big
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Harold C. Giss
D-Yuma
Veterans’ Service Commission
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Sen. Giss
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Carol Curtis
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