Price Official Denies Paper Hike Is Illegal
Washington August 6 price controls chief Edward Morgan said Crown Zellerbach of San Francisco complied with price regulations in a $10 per ton newsprint increase. He noted data filed and waiting period observed, placing the rise in effect as announced. Senator Johnson had accused paper makers of a squeeze. Four more U.S. producers said they planned price hikes, timing and amounts undisclosed.
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Washington
INS
Edward Morgan
Sen. Johnson
Colo
Morgan
Johnson
Crown-Zellerbach Corp
San Francisco
Senate Commerce Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
Crown-Zellerbach
OPS
Beaten Airman Faces Possible Speech Loss
Cpl. Frank Baerga a 19 year old airman from the Bronx was beaten into unconsciousness July 26 after refusing to buy marijuana cigarets. He remains conscious briefly but may never speak again due to skull fractures and a possible blood clot near the speech center. His date was assaulted and stripped in the Denver schoolyard. she is reported out of danger at Denver General Hospital.
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Denver
Frank Baerga
Bronx
N. Y
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Baerga
Denver General Hospital
Varicose Veins and Circulation Clinic Ad
A clinic run by Dr. A C Johnson offers free examinations for varicose veins hardening arteries Buergers disease and related circulatory issues. Diagnostic tests assess blood vessels nerves and heart with emphasis on early warning signs and available treatments. Free booklet and brochure offered.
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A. C. Johnson
Highway Job Bids Studied for Arizona Projects
The Arizona Highway Department reviewed three low bids for road work. Lyle Price offered 284,747.38 to reconstruct 7 1/2 miles of U S Highway 66 between Holbrook and Lupton. Tanner Brothers Heuser and Garnett bid 53,882.45 to rebuild a quarter mile of Glendale streets part of the Phoenix Prescott highway. W J Henson bid 25,719.50 to reconstruct 1 1/2 miles of Willow Creek Road north of Prescott. Bids for 6.3 miles of U S Highway 70 started 10 miles east of Safford and will be opened Aug 17.
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Arizona Highway Department
Lyle Price
Holbrook
Lupton
Tanner Brothers
Heuser and Garnett
Glendale
Phoenix-Prescott
W. J. Henson
Prescott
First
Second Avenues
Safford
Racing Posts To Be Filled On Arizona Commission
Two vacancies on the Arizona Racing Commission will be filled early next week Governor Howard Pyle announced. One vacancy stems from the expiration of John Thompson Yavapai County cattleman and the other from the resignation of I G Beall of Phoenix.
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Arizona Racing Commission
Howard Pyle
John Thompson
Yavapai County
I. G. Beall
Phoenix
Arbitrator Rules End Rail Dispute Between Carriers and Union
Arbitrator George Cheney split the dispute with carriers winning on air hose coupling pay and union securing higher wage classifications for multi job work. The ruling follows a 1949 start and government seizure last year with three other brotherhoods still negotiating.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
George Cheney
Cheney
City Pay Hike Costs City Payroll Rise in 1951-52
City auditor G. W. Carlile reported pay raises under the new classification and pay plan effective July 1 will average 26 718 per month, totaling 320 616 for the 1951 52 fiscal year. Of 1345 city workers, 1234 received raises while 106 were already above the maximum for their jobs. Figures compare payrolls for late June and early July.
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G. W. Carlile
Carlile
Belgians Sentence Gestapo Torturer
Belgians sentence Karl Constantin Canaris nephew of the late Admiral Canaris and former Gestapo chief in Belgium to 20 years hard labor. A Belgian military court found him guilty of ordering the shooting of 127 hostages at Breendonck and 18 in Limburg during retreat, the torture deaths of 15 hostages, and 1 291 imprisonment abuses including 112 torture charges.
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Brussels
Belgium
Karl Constantin Canaris
Admiral Canaris
Gestapo
Breendonck
Antwerp
Limburg
Albania Cuts Catholic Church From Vatican Authority
Albania announces a law severing relations with the Vatican and placing the church under government subsidy and supervision. Priests will train in state approved seminaries, as Albania shifts to a Soviet pattern of restricting Vatican influence with a Muslim majority population.
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London
Albania
Vatican
Tirana
Albanian People’s Republic
Statesman
Reds Surround Nationalists near Burma border report
A Mandalay dispatch says fierce fighting near the Burma China border involves Nationalist forces pushed from Yunnan and trapped by Communist columns. The Ba Hor Si newspaper notes Nationalists seek a break through to reenter Burma as two Americans and several Japanese from a Thai secret base assist with arms and ammunition.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mandalay
Red China
Bahosi
Yunnan Province
Thailand
Foreman Cut By Propeller In Airport Accident
John Robinson a 38 year old shop foreman at Arizona Airmotive was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital after a severe head laceration when struck by a whirling airplane propeller at the company facility. Manager James McEldowney said the propeller began moving while he attempted to prime a stalled Cessna 195 engine. gas in a cylinder exploded triggering motion. The victim was not seriously injured.
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John Robinson
E. McKinley
Arizona Airmotive, Inc
Airline Way
Good Samaritan Hospital
James McEldowney
Robinson
McEldowney
Labor Sees Wage Boost Formula Easing Controls
Labor leaders welcomed the Wage Stabilization Board decision linking pay raises to the cost of living, foreseeing looser wage ceilings and a soft wage policy. The first board move grants northern cotton and rayon workers a 6 percent increase beyond the 10 percent ceiling to align with escalator contracts.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Eric A. Johnston
Labor
Wage Board
Northern Cotton
Rayon
Two Arizona Reservists Return From Korea
Two Phoenix based reservists who served in the Korean War have arrived in San Francisco for release from active duty. Pfc. Calvin N. Ashton, 3219 W Garfield, and Sgt. Harold A. Butts Jr., 913 N 10th St, Phoenix, are the men noted by United Press.
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San Fransiscco
Arizona
Calvin N. Ashton
W. Garfield
Harold A. Butts Jr
10Th St
Phoenix
Warning Voiced To Rain Makers In California
Pasadena report notes the Weather Control Research Association urged restraint with silver iodide used to seed clouds. President Robert D. Elliott warned that in many cases 100 times as much chemical as necessary had been employed. He showed footage of Santa Barbara cloud seedings where oversaturation caused clouds to drift without producing rain.
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Pasadena
Calif
Weather Control Research Association
Robert D. Elliott
Elliott
Santa Barbara
U S Petroleum Shortage Seen In Iran Crisis
Senator Bridges released a letter from Interior Secretary Chapman indicating that a shutdown of Iranian oil production could cause U S oil shortages. The note explains Iran Britain oil operator disputes led to the halt, and that offsets must come from U S petroleum exports, affecting regions beyond New England.
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Washington
Aug
Bridges
N. H
Interior
Chapman
Iran
United States
New England
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