Nationwide Phone Strike Called by CLO Union
CHICAGO September 7 AP The CLO Association of Communication Equipment Workers set September 17 for a nationwide strike to cripple telephone service. Dan Harris Oregon vice president says 25 000 members in 2 200 Bell locations across 45 states will walk out over wages and working conditions with a demand for 16 cents an hour raise. Wages now range from 88 cents to 154 dollars an hour. The walkout would halt construction and installation of equipment but not maintenance and service.
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Chicago
CLO Association of Communication Equipment Workers
Dan Harris
Perland
Ore
Western Electric Manufacturing Company
Harris
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Morris
Harold Schulback
Denver
Schalback
Aren
Voters jam polling places in Arizona primary turnout
Aviona voters surged at 6 am as polls opened in Coconino and Santa Cruz and counties reported heavy lines. Predicted turnout reached up to eight percent in some areas with strong interest in Democratic candidates for governor and sheriff. Weather and steady voting continued through the morning with high engagement noted in Graham and Gila counties.
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Aviona
Caroninn
Goa
Chen Chreapti
Toe Tite
Viedinge
Aibeve
Graham County
Sandby
Pavernar
Gankagny Vot
Sheriff Aid
Csafford
Pinal Cour
My G. Mara
Arsumer
Wlluliagg
Santa
Cruz
Weiter Np
Lewis Dong
Sant Claa
London
Genglas
Santa Craga
Douglas
Gila County
Globe and Miami
Factory Blast Kills 2 In West Side Candy Plant
A blast and fire in a two block long West Side candy factory in Chicago killed at least two people early today and injured twenty others. Authorities say five more may have died, as three blasts occurred around 4 10 am. The plant suffered extensive damage with flames reaching above the roof while investigators searched for more victims.
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Ghigago
West Side
Max Gorenson
H. d. Brach and Suns Candy Co
J E Whipple Dies At Show Low Sunday
Joseph Filson Whipple 60 native of Showlow died Sunday night at Show Low. He was a carpenter.
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J. E. Whipple
Showlow
Siowlow
Joseph Filson Whipple
Allies Ponder. Riot Protests In Berlin Blockade
Western military governors met in Berlin to consider joint protests to Russia over Communist riders disrupting blockaded Berlin’s civil government. A French liaison officer protected 27 German police in city hall was threatened by a calling human. The three western generals met with Marshal Sokolovsky to decide if the riots should be raised directly with the Russians to ease the political crisis.
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Berlin
Wees
Weve Ernors
Lae 1
Clay
United States
Brian Robertson
Britain
Pierre Koenig
France
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Sokolov
AP Director Says Reds Having Troubles
AP executive director Allen J. Gould returned from Europe saying cracks in Eastern Europe show instability ahead. He cited unrest in Yugoslavia and Poland, noting Europe makes recovery but remains far from political and economic stability across the continent.
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Reds
New York
Alin J. Gould
Associated O's
Europe
Yusoslavia
Poland
Hut
First DPs To Land in U S in October
New York AP reports Ugo Carusi chairman of the Displaced Persons Commission says the first batch of 205000 DPs selected for admission to the United States will certainly arrive in October. He spoke as he departed by plane for Frankfurt to confer with officials screening applicants.
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New York
United States
Europe
Ugo Carusi
Displaced Persons Commission
Frankfurt
Germany
Jerusalem Shooting Sparks Early Morning Return Fire
Pre dawn gunfire in Jewish residential suburbs of Jerusalem woke residents. Israeli officials said Arab forces started the clash and Jewish residents answered with fire. The exchange marks renewed tensions in the area with no immediate word on casualties or casualties reported.
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Jerusalem
Brooks Tops Williams Show in Williams Rodeo
Dell Brooks of Casa Grande won bareback bronc and wild horse riding at the Williams rodeo with 78 entrants. Contests saw Curley Kelly bruised when his horse fell during saddle bronc. top placers included Bud Nichols and Bud Pendergast in team tying, Charley Joy in bull riding, and Oscar Walls Tempe in calf roping.
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Alton Covey
Flagstaff
Charley Joy
Prescott
Sid DeSpain
Urescott
Brooks
Bud Nichols
Gilbert
Bud Pendergast
Phoenix
Clarence Balcolm
Joe Schell
Coolidge
Nichols
Hie Lambert
Blythe
Calif
Harry Lund
Curley Kelly
Nutraso
Bob Elliott
Kurkeye
Lige Molt
Joe Joy
Arnold Jo Prescott
Bob Killman
Oscar Walls
Arizona Toad Wins Race at Chicago Fair
A horned toad from Tucson named Pima Pete owned by Patricia Ellis beat 12 rivals in a Chicago Railroad Fair Arizona Day event. The race on a four foot canvas strip ended with Pima Pete a yard ahead of Maricopa Minnie trained by Martha Jernigan of Chicago. Two toads slept and did not finish. Minnie chased a red ant but lost.
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Cincago
Tucson
Ariz
Pima Pete
Patricia Ellis
Maricopa Minnie
Martha Jernigan
Chicago
Minnie
Washington probes seek leak clues on atomic secrets
Congressional investigators enlist Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Graves as they pursue possible Russian access to atomic bomb secrets. Rep. McDowell says Graves, who ran the wartime A bomb project, has been questioned and will testify publicly after renewed hearings. A week of closed sessions aims to uncover a spy ring and clear lingering security questions surrounding Edward A. Condon and other wartime officials.
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Washington
Lestie RB. Graves
Russia
Rep. McDowell
R-Pa
McDowell
House
American Activities Committee
Ur Edward A. Condon
Condon
Fedteal Bureau of Standards
Elizabeth
Bentley
New York
Whittaker Chambers
Red
Alger Migs
Washingtan
Hot Rod Driver Vies For Peak Climb Money
Al Rogers of San Francisco won 5 100 first prize in the Pikes Peak Hill Climb finishing in 15 minutes 4.75 seconds after a 12 1 2 mile ascent that climbed about 6700 feet. Merle Bryers of Colorado Springs followed closely in a stock car needing a metal tag to meet specifications.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
al Rogers
San Francisco
Rogers
Merle Bryers
NotedArtist's Ashes Scattered Along Colorado
Nora Candell and Kayekind ashes were scattered along the Colorado River near Marble by Dave Lowrey Rev Hugh Smith and Josef Muench. Witnesses noted the ceremony honoring the artist with works in the Royal Academy.
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Colorado
Nora Candell
Marble Causon
Dave (Buck) Lowrey
Hugh Oh
Shine) Smith
Josef Muench
Arizona
Mixa Cundoll
London
Royal Academy
Miulanma
Ohn
Tansell
Itis
Labor Day Weekend Deaths Total 400
The article reports Canada expecting highway deaths around 260 for the Labor Day weekend. It notes 59 fatalities and 53 other lives lost in various accidents, with the period ending Monday midnight.
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National Safety Council
Canada
Daily Sun Provides Fast Election Data Tonight
The Arizona Daily Sun will provide fast complete returns from Arizona primaries tonight as late as results are available. AP teletype will send state tabulations to the Sun. county boards and reporters monitor all counties for first returns. Official counts arrive days later from the secretary of state.
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Daily Sun
Arizona Daily Sun
Arizona
SUN
Aspen
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Central Election Bureau
Flagstaff
Associated Press
Associated Press Central Election Bureau
Secretary of State
Dry Gas Pumps Expected Week
An oil industry spokesman in Los Angeles says West Coast and Southwest oil operations will be dry by mid next week due to a strike. The labor dispute spreads to trucking and shipping, with limited effects in the West Coast and idle refineries and ships across Puget Sound to San Diego.
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Los Aneles
Jewwors
Wits
Ailar
Inomealia
Cody
Deca
Iter
Watkent
Acropolis
New Jere
Sint
Witnesday
Shercien
Haneli
York City
State Holiday Death Toll Rises In Mountain Climb Accident
A Labor Day weekend mountaineering accident in Arizer left multiple dead and injuries. Kinunganan driver Shipley of Seligmaa and a 11-year-old boy were among the dead. a 12-year-old sister survived. The collision occurred about 21 miles north of Clifton. Mr and Mrs Turney Coiyer of Franklin were noted among the fatalities.
Grand Jury Hears Mitchum Dope Case
ANGELES September 7 The Hollywood marijuana investigation involving actor Robert Mitchum and three others goes before the county grand jury. The district attorney seeks information but Mitchum Leeds and Dane Ans will not testify per their lawyers. The fourth accuser Robin Ford a real estate dealer was not sure and said he had not been invited to appear.
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Angeles
Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Inquisitive Skunk Routed By Police
An inquisitive skunk with a hurt head was found in the grounds of Flagstaff hospital. Police were summoned Monday by the sheriff after a call for assistance. Officers disposed of the trouble maker at the scene.
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Flagstaff Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Second Child Dies Of Accident In Clifton Area
Morenci reports a second casualty from a mountain climbing accident six miles north of Clifton. Burnie Cauger died in Morenet hospital from a skull fracture after a rock dislodged by his 10-year-old brother Buster struck him. Billy Joe Conyer was also killed when the rock hit Burnie. The boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Burnie Conyer of Franklin.
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Morenci
Clifton
Burnie Cauger
Morenet Hospital
Ofrock
Buster
Billy Joe Conyer
Burnie
Burnie Conyer
Franklin
Epidemic Claims 15 Apache Children Across Reservation
Reports from the Globe dated September 7 indicate an epidemic has caused the deaths of fifteen Apache children, with three deaths in hospital and the remainder scattered across the reservation. Local officials and health workers face increasing concern as the illness appears to be easing.
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Globe
Carlos Tidian Hos
Easing Co
Kaibab Deer Hunt Permits Plentiful
PROMIX reports plentiful Kaibab deer hunt permits for the state supervised deer hunt, with officials noting strong permit availability. The state fish department provided the update on permit distribution and hunting plans.
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Promix
Dake Poot
Kaibab
Baseball Scores From The National League And American League
In the National League St Louis played Pittsburgh as the night game. New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 in the first game. No American League games were scheduled today.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
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