Quiet Patrol as Guardsmen Back Phoenix Lettuce Strike
In Phoenix the lettuce strike shifts to quiet as guardsmen patrol troubled spots. Veterans form the force under Gov. Osborn after mass picketing by the CIO Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Workers Union. Violence eased but state martial law and mobilization of units are cited to enforce order.
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Phoenix
Ariz
CAP
Fay Babes Na National
Ilson
Aid
CIO Fresh Fruit and Vegetable
Uni Fon
Sidney P. ‘Osborn
Arizona Supreme Court rules petition challenge too late on 1946 right to work amendment
The Arizona Supreme Court unanimously held it was too late to challenge the petitions that placed the right to work amendment on the 1946 ballot. The canvass was halted, as voters had already approved the measure, ending one phase of the dispute. Justice Levi Udall stated that once placed on the ballot, voted on, and adopted, the matter becomes political and not subject to further court inquiry. The case regarding constitutional validity remains in separate litigation.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Justica Levi
Udall
Enirrt
Arizona
High Tribunal
Plane crashes into car. seven dead ten hurt
A crash left seven dead and ten injured when a plane struck a car at a road junction. Officials reported the fatality count and injuries as investigators probed the scene for causes and possible survivors.
Fiery Alaska Airlines crash at Seattle-Tacoma Airport kills seven
A Alaska Airlines transport overran a runway and hit a passing car at Seattle Tacoma, killing seven onboard and injuring many. Twenty six of the 28 aboard escaped or were retrieved from flames. four died later. The victims include stewardess Reba Monk of Santa Monica and several occupants from Tacoma Seattle Palmer Anchorage and Spokane.
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TTLE
Alaska Airlines
Maé
Seattle-Tacoma
Reba Monk
Santa Monica
Calif
Fred Smith
Tacoma
Wash
Leslie Howe
Seattle
Spokane
Ole Ring
Anchorage
Alaska
Virginia Stillworth
Virginia Grafton
Gordon Johnson
J. E. Johnson
Palmer
Pearl Stella Jones
Des Moines
158Th Street
Renton
House Hears Controls Plea For Economic Powers
Secretary Harriman told the House banking committee that a general freeze of prices and wages might be necessary in the future unless authority is granted now for selective price and wage controls and rationing. He urged starting development of a program now to avoid hasty action later and to control inequities as they arise.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
House Banking Committee
Kil One Hurt Three in Cuban Primaries
In Havana yesterday during party primaries police reported one person killed and three wounded in scattered shootings. The incident disrupted polling as authorities investigated the violence and possible motives. Suspects and further details were not disclosed.
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Havana
Dec
Swedish Baron Lumberjack Takes Job At Saginaw Camp
Baron Carl Gabriel Beck-Friis of a Swedish timber family is employed as a regular logging crew member at the Saginaw Manistee camp 40 miles south of Flagstaff. He arrived through arrangements with the State Department, Agriculture, and Forest officials to study forestry methods in the United States. The Heck Friis family owns about 40,000 acres in Sweden, where forest rotation is roughly ten years.
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Carl “Gabriel Beck- Friis
Golon
Saginaw- Manistee
Flagstaff
Coconiso” National
Baron Beck-Friis
Saginaw
United” States
Thad
State Department
Department of Agriculture
Forest
Heck~- Friis
Sweden
Papago Cattle Bring Tribe Half Million
Papago cattle sales are projected to total about $450,000 for the year, announced by Eugene H. Walker and Fred H. Claymore. The Papago Indian tribe has improved stock quality through a tribal breeding herd of registered Herefords, with bids up to 21.65 per hundred, compared with 5.0 in 1940.
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Tucson
Eugene H. Walker
Fred H. Claymore
Bayere
Compar
Globe Circlers Begin Next Leg From Phoenix
Two aviators George Truman of Glendale and Clifford Evans of Washington start from Sky Harbor, weather permitting, on the next leg of their 25,000 mile world voyage. They aim to finish about a week hence at LaGuardia or a New Jersey airport. Their Piper Cubs demonstrate the durability and versatility of 100 horsepower planes with careful safety.
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Phoenix
George Truman
Glendale
Calif
Clifford Evans
Washington, D. C
van Nuys
Sky Harbor
Truman
Evans
LaGuardia Field
New York City
New Jersey
Teterboro
N. J
Elopement Ends As Tire Blows Near Tucson
One Phoenix youth is jailed in Tucson and his would be bride returns to Phoenix after an attempted elopement to Nogales. The youth allegedly borrowed a truck for the plan. a fire caused the vehicle to overturn near Tucson, causing about 300 dollars in damage. Juvenile authorities restrained the girl until her parents arrived, while the youth was turned over to Tucson police for possible further action.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Capitol City
Nogales
Quake Recorded In Missouri Early Today
An earth tremor lasting about 30 seconds woke residents at 2:40 am in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Patrolmen reported a rumbling seconds before the tremor that sounded like a truck into the patrol headquarters as the building boiled. No damage was reported.
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Poplar
Bluff
Five Die In Arizona Highway 89 Crash Toll 219 Year
Arizona highway fatalities rose over the weekend with five deaths. Catherine Honahi an 18 year old Hopi from Tuba City died when her car overturned north of Mayslaff. L E Akers and H Y Dedarnett both of Phoenix died after jumping from a truck into a Santa Fe train near Mavinette. Sam Russell 32 of Camp Verde died from injuries in a Thanksgiving day three car crash near Kingman. W T Smith 56 of Peoria was fatally hurt in a three car collision near Wickenburg. The year total reached 219, down from 225 this time last year.
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Arizona
State Highway Patrol
Catherine Honahi
Tuba City
Mayslaff
H. Y. Dedarnett
L. E. Akers
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Mavinette
Phoenix-Wickenburg
Sam Russell
Camp Verde
Kingman Hospital
Kingman
W. T. Smith
Peoria
Wickenburg
Highway 89
Sher
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Mrs. Stephanie Larsen, 26, Los Angeles, held in Coconino County jail over 50 dollars in bad checks. She was captured Sunday by junior deputies east of Flagstaff Cemetery after tips of her suspected residence on South San Francisco Street. Julius Andrews and three Reeves brothers aided pursuit leading to her arrest.
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Stephanie Larsen
Los Angeles
J. Peery Francis
Coconino County
Dining Car Workers Injured In Collision
Eight Burlington dining car employees were injured when the Zephyr collided with a Great Northern diesel locomotive near St. Paul station. The incident occurred as the trains met at an approach to the St. Paul depot.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Zephyr
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Paris Strikes Halt Subways Amid Communist Push
Paris on December 1 saw subway service halted as strikes spread. General Confederation of Labor leaders urged action while opposing anti strike legislation in the National Assembly. Gas pressure rose to danger levels and power was shut off in parts of Paris. Suburban systems, Nice, Marseilles and Cannes reported stoppages as thousands were stranded and police mobilized. Fights erupted at Lievin as miners attempted to resume work.
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Paris
General Confederation of Labor
COT
National Assembly
Nice
Marseilles
Cannes
Nejthairmanner
Sistas
France
Lievin
Retired Michigan Banker Dies in Phoenix Home
Frank Loomis Perry an 80 year old retired Michigan banker died Saturday night at his Phoenix home He formerly led the Oakland County Savings Bank and the Pontiac Trust Company both of Pontiac Michigan
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Pioenix
Frank Loomis Perry
Michigan
Phoenix
Hhe
Oakland County Savings Bank
Pontiac Trust Company
Pontiac
Mich
Wooden Leg Causes Death Under Train
Leo Landrigan of Oakland California was killed in Tucson when his wooden leg allegedly caught in a rail and hurled him before a Southern Pacific locomotive in the Pacific Fruit Express yard.
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Tucson
Leo Landrigan
Oakland
Southern Pacific
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Wilhelmina resumes royal powers after health break
Amsterdam dispatch reports Queen Wilhelmina reassumed royal power today after a six week interruption for health reasons. Crown Princess Juliana served as regent during the period.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Blaze Kills Five as Hotel Dorm Fire Strikes City
In Philadelphia a dormitory for the homeless burned, five known dead and ten missing among about 61 believed inside. Firefighters faced subfreezing conditions as hoses froze, with victims leaping from second and third floors. Thirty treated in hospitals, several in critical condition.
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Philadelphia
Ansersen, Inc
Thomas P. Burns
Jelt
Willam Patterson
Osborn Weakens After Weekend Efforts on Lettuce Strike
Governor Sidney P. Osborn, bedbound and exhausted after a strenuous weekend trying to settle the Salt River Valley lettuce pickers strike, received sedatives from Dr C L Bendheim. Despite a chill and fatigue, he conducted a tour of packing sheds and urged restraint, later calling in the National Guard as muscular atrophy slows his speech and mobility.
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Pilqenix
Sidney P. Osborn
Salt River Valley
C. L. Bendheim
Ile
National Guard
Gas Blast Kills One at Temple MI Station
A pre-dawn explosion at a remote gas compressor station near Temple Michigan killed one worker and injured six, shattering the plant on the Muskegon river. The blast caused an estimated $750,000 loss and disrupted industrial gas supply to 250 Consumers Power Co. communities across eastern Michigan.
Chiang Kai-Shek Observes 20th Wedding Anniversary
Generalissimo and Madame Chiang Kai-Shek marked their twentieth wedding anniversary in Nanking with an official dinner for 80 guests. The event reflected a high profile imperial ceremony as the couple hosted dignitaries in the capital.
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Nanking
Dec
Chiang Kai-Shek
Egyptian Arabs Stage Anti US Demonstration
In Cairo thousands of Arab sympathizers demonstrated against the partitioning of Palestine shouting anti American and Russian slogans and demanding weapons. Police followed the demonstrators in trucks to keep order and no violence was reported by midday.
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Cailro
Palestine
Cairo
Galloway Applies for State Senate Seat in Casa Grande
Holmes Galloway former mayor of Casa Grande formally seeks appointment by Pinal County Board of Supervisors to fill the late Lloyd Cunfil’s State Senate seat. He is a Democrat who recently leased ranch property and can dedicate time to the legislature. Potential rivals include Charles S. Goff Q W Rugg Houston Allen and James Herron.
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Casa Grande
Holmes Galloway
Pinal
Reopening of Goodfellow Field San Angelo TX as flying school
The Air Force announced Goodfellow Field in San Angelo Texas will reopen as a flying training station. Classes begin March 16 with primary, basic and dunl training for new cadets at the facility.
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Washington
Air Forces
Goodfellow Field
San Angelo
Texas
Air Force
Local DAV Commander Opposes National Fund Drive
Globe-Miami DAV chapter backs a stand opposing the current fund raising campaign. State executive chair David Campbell says chapters in Saf ford Kingman Prescott share the view while Flagstaff weighing discussion. Local members prefer funding through VA care and oppose alms solicitation. Globe-Miami chapter passes a resolution to refuse contributions.
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GLOBE
David Campbell
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Safford
Kingman
Prescott
Globe- Miami
Flagstaff
Cecil H. Fortner
Lowrey- Sedillo
Post
Fertner
The
Weld
Campbell
Globe-Miami
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