Committee To Meet Tonight With Council In Sanitation Row
A mass meeting in the superior courtroom heard about Flagstaff sanitation problems. Dr. Sh RR Rice and Dr DLW Kittredge urged immediate enforcement of sanitary laws. The 100 plus attendees, including city council members and health officials, called for county code enforcement and prompt corrective action.
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Flagstaff
Anly Matson
Ch AA
Cavening
Sh. RR. Rice
Dev. Rice
DLW
Kittredge
Mratndun Evans
Une
Lla Council
J. Lindamann
J. L. Eet
Pr. Wilson
CG. J. Pulliam
W. OB. Stanfill
County Health Service
Yabiliv
Matsa
Clairman
County Board of Health
Dr. Rice
Violence at Clo Vis refinery strike turns violent in Richmond
Hundreds of Clo vis refinery workers clashed with police for two hours in Richmond as non striking maintenance men attempted to enter the plant. Tear gas bombs were used by both sides. a police officer and several strikers were hospitalized. Photographers and a reporter were assaulted. cameras seized. The event marks the first mass violence of California's wage strike impacting West Coast gasoline supplies.
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San Francisco
Clovis Refinery
ATSL
Oakland Tribune
California
Stamford OL
Richmond
Richnaml
Buford Aubrey
Arthur Jacobsen
Martinez
Tonsand Steikers
Aberea
Clo Union
AFL
US General says Reds won’t start war over Berlin
Berlin Sept. 14 AP Gen Lucius D. Clay, U S military governor, said war is not near and Russia likely will not make Berlin the final issue in the German problem. He expects exhausting other means before forceful action against the Soviet blockade. A veteran official added Russia and Communism have already lost the political battle for Berlin and have turned to rioting and force.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
United States
Clay
U. 8
Council of Foreign Ministers
Jon
Bast
Russia
German Court Sentences Five Youths in Rioting Case
In Berlin Continuist, a Soviet military court sentenced five youths for attacks on German police and Soviet soldiers during last Thursday's riots. The secret trial produced the harshest punishments since death penalty was abolished. Soviets label them Fascist provocateurs while Otto Suhr denounces the verdict as dreadful injustice and revenge.
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Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Otto Suhr
anti-Communist Assembly
Dewey to Speak in Phoenix on Sept 23
Republican Presidential nominee Thomas A. Dewey will address an audience at the Phoenix Union High School auditorium on September 23. State headquarters announced the Phoenix stop as part of a major tour likely to cover reclamation matters. Arrival details to be announced later.
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Phoenix
Thomas A. Dewey
Phoenix Union High School
Dewey
Man Fined Five Dollars For Fire Negligence
M. C. McCrohan was fined five dollars in J C Maxwell's justice court after pleading guilty to negligence in allowing a fire to spread onto forest land. The complaint was signed by Gordon Sutton of the Flagstaff headquarters of Coconino National Forest. The fire was brought under control after burning only a small area.
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M. C. McCrohan
J.C. Maxwell
Justice of the Peace Court
Gordon Sutton
Flagstaff
Coconino National Forest
Motor Scooter Found West Of City Tuesday
A motor scooter was found abandoned about a mile west of the city early Tuesday morning and is being held at the sheriff's office pending a claim by the owner. Ernest Gore found the scooter and city police officers brought it to the sheriff's office. The vehicle bears no license plates or owner name.
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Ernest Gore
Williams Plans Big Celebration for Mexican Independence Day
Williams hosts a multi day fete starting Wednesday at 8 pm with a high school program of addresses and music including both American and Mexican anthems by girls. Thursday begins with 21 gun salute at 6 am followed by a 10 am parade led by the high school drum corps. The parade forms at Ideal hall and proceeds through town to Bill Williams avenue. Afterward, children’s games at the rodeo barn and a barbecue at the rodeo stall invite the public. A baseball game pits Ash Fork merchants against Williams merchants. Friday ends with a street dance and broad invitation to residents and visitors to join.
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Dy the Sun
Servicr Williams
America
Mexico
Ideal Hall
Bill Willians
Rodeo
Ash Fork Merchants
Williams Merchants
Williams
Officers Pursue Two Bogus Check Suspects in California
Sheriff J Peery Francis and Deputy Jess McMahon left Monday for Red Bluff and Quincy to arrest Wand D. Taylor and George Simmons on bogus check charges. They aimed to return Thursday under request from Coconino county authorities.
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J. Peery Francis
Jess McMahon
Red Bluff
Quincy
Calif
Coconino County
Wand D. Taylor
George Simmons
Air Rifle Taken From Decker Car Recovered
A rifle stolen last week from Francis L. Decker’s car has been recovered and two juveniles are under investigation, the sheriff's office announced. A missing trouble lamp from the same incident has not yet been recovered, officials said.
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Decker
Francis L. Decker
Sheriff's Office
Officera
Rail Wage Talks Open In Chicago For 25% Pay Hike
Five railroad brotherhoods meeting with management in Chicago launched wage discussions. Trainmen conductors and related unions seek a 25 percent raise for about 250000 members while engineers firemen and switchmen push for daily increases of 1.76 dollars. Carriers' Conference Committee represents management.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
1000 Killed In Hyderabad Invasion Report
A Hyderabad defense ministry communique says Indian troops suffered 1000 casualties on the first day of invasion. An Indian army bulletin lists 100 killed and 150 captured in western Hyderabad, while Moslem Nizam forces recaptured a village on the northern front. The advance was halted on all fronts and evacuations of Moslem border villages were ordered.
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Karac III
Pakistan
Hyderabad
New Delhi
Razakars
Runaway Juveniles Return To Parents
Two 15 year old Sunnyside girls who set out to see the world were returned to their parents by Deputy Sheriff K M Quinn Sunday after traveling only eight miles of a planned 24 902 mile trip. Quinn found the two hitchhiking along highway 66 about eight miles west of Flagstaff after parents asked for help locating them.
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Sunnyside
K. M. Quinn
Quinn
Flagstaff
Opposition to Social Security Increase Sparks Budget Debate
At a legislative term on social security a push for a 2 927 875 additional appropriation faced opposition from leaders who argued old age assistance is a dole not a pension. House Speaker Jameson warned public understanding is needed as chiseling claims by some elders were cited while governors favor an increase if leaks can be halted.
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Phormnia
Mepi
Social Security Department
Thay
Legislative Intermis On
Social Security
Jameson
Mohave County
Garvey
Missing Air Crewman From Prescott Identified
Chief Petty Officer Jack M. Kastner of Tucson, a crew member aboard a plane missing in northern Manitoba, was born in Prescott. The September report confirms his origins as the search continues for the missing air crewman.
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Prescott
Whoentx
Jack M. Kastner
Tucson
Manitoba
X Ray Unit Serves College Crowd Monday In Health Drive
The state health department mobile X ray unit opened at the college infirmary today. Four thousand seven hundred forty one students and staff passed through the unit, with more from Dunbar and South Beaver schools scheduled. The timetable moves to the high school tomorrow and two schools midweek, ending at Saginaw and Manistee mills Friday. The drive aims to detect tuberculosis and other chest conditions, with yearly chest X rays advised.
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State Department of Health
College Infirmary
Dunbar
South Beaver Shools
Saginaw and Manistee Mill
R Yom. To & Pom
Republicans Win Maine Elections
A Republican sweep in Maine's general election produced bold forecasts for a GOP victory in November. Senator-elect Margaret Chase Smith won by 92,850 votes, the largest margin in state history, while Maine Republicans also secured the governorship and several congress seats, though the gubernatorial winner trailed Smith by a large margin in incomplete returns.
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Associated
Eens
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
House
Senate
GOM
Mimith
Louis J.lathcier
Widdeford
Indians Held At Holbrook On Knife Attack Charges
Mark Little and Emery Shepherd are held on 500 dollars bond each after charges over a knife attack on Billy Yaesir at Leupp on September 8. Yaesir is in Winslow Hospital. Max Yaesie and John Forse were injured in a separate knife attack at Pinon on September 4. Investigations are led by Charles Ashcroft and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Oly
Sun‘s
Iolbrook
Mark Little
Emery Shepherd
Little
Cutti
Billy
Leupp
Yaesir
Winslow Indisin Hospital
Max Yausie
Juhn Tforse
Shepherd
Pin
Sive Wader
Tuba City
Heth Casen Wee
Charles Ashcroft
Special Indian Service
Bond
A. G. McCloskey
U. S
Election expense statements due this Friday
Jane Burns, clerk of the board of supervisors, reminds all primary election candidates except Anse for the precinct committeeman post to file itemized campaign expense statements on standard forms. The deadline is Friday, Sept. 17, at 5 p.m., obtain forms at the board office.
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Jane Burns
Board of Supervisors
Northern Arizona counties report August taxable income over 10.5 million
Five northern Arizona counties show August net taxable income totaling 10,694,166 with Yavapai at 3,461,704 and Coconino at 3,408,362, while Navajo Mohave Apache add 2,012,062 956,894 and 860,131 respectively. Five county sales tax receipts total 163,257 with Yavapai the largest contributor.
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Arizona
State Tax Commission
Yavapai County
Ceconino
Apache
Mohaves
Navajo County
Yavapai
Coconino
Truman Blasts Politicians Over Smear Tactics Against Scientists
President Truman denounced congressional smear tactics targeting scientists, accusing some politicians of endangering national safety by driving atomic experts from government during these hazardous times. He criticized the un-American procedures of the House Un-American Activities Committee led by Rep. Thomas of New Jersey in an address to the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Washington
Vrathan
Congress
Wore un-American Activities Committee
Truman
House Committee
Representative Thomas
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Britain Extends Term of Army Conscripts
In Hamburg on September 14 AP reports Britain extended by three months the service term for conscripts called up by January 1, 1917. The motive given was the unsettled international situation and the government issued an official announcement.
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Britain
Hamburg
Germany
Allied Envoys Visit Kremlin for Four-Power Talk
Three western envoys arrive at the Kremlin to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and discuss Berlin. This marks the first Moscow four power meeting since August 30 when Be del Smith Ghataigneau and Roberta met Molotov and Vishinsky. The delegation met privately before the Kremlin session following Lesdoux return with Berlin talks reports.
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Moscow
Kremlin
M. Mololoy
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Yves Ghataigneau
Frank Roberta
Molotov
Andrei Vishinsky
Berlin
Francois Lesdoux
Geoaiy
Army signs up men to load strike bound cargoes
In San Francisco on September 14 AP reports the army began signing up deck men to load cargoes bound for a strike. Army spokesmen accepted several applicants at Fort Mason offices who signed the loyalty pledge. Harey Bridges' CIO longshoremen’s union accused the move of strike breaking by bypassing the union hiring hall through civil service offices.
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San Francisco
Army
Harey Bridges
Cfo
Longshorevei
Fort Mason
Bridges
Civil Service Employment
Baseball scores roundup from AP National and American leagues
In the National League Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 8 to 5 while Chicago faces Boston and St. Louis meets Philadelphia in night action. In the American League New York and Cleveland tied sorry 5 as Boston crushed Chicago 18 to 3 and Detroit edged Washington 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Philadelphia plays St. Louis tonight.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Lewis Cnight
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Jack Farrew
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Parrow
Lefe
Farrow
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Margaret Smith
Holbrook
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