Union Refuses Strike Delay At Kennecott
In Salt Lake City on August 18 an AFL Metal Trades Council led union group of 12 unions at Kennecott Copper rejected Cyrus Ching mediation calls to delay a planned strike by 3,000 Utah workers. After 80 days of talks with no agreement, the union insisted on proceeding the walkout while remaining open to talks if Kennecott shifts its position. The union cited copper supply needs, noted 50 days past contract expiration, and referenced Kennecott's 1950 profits and defense concerns as support for continued production. It also claimed a willingness to withdraw seven demands if management adopts current armed-forces employee treatment practices.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott
Utah
Cyrus Ching
B. Egbert
AFL Metal Trades Council
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Egbert
Ching
Kennecott Copper
Labor Supply Remains Abundant in Arizona in July
The Arizona State Employment Service reports a strong labor market with 5,049 industry and business placements and 9,111 farm placements in July. New applicants total 4,229, slightly below June and under July last year, while the active applicant file rises to 12,498. James A. Rork, director, cites ample labor availability across sectors.
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Arizona State Employment Service
James A. Rork
Lord Dugan Dies at 74 in London Residence
Lord Dugan of Victoria and former governor of South Australia and Victoria died at his London home last night at age 74. He served as a colonial administrator and held notable posts in Australian governance across two provinces.
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London
Lord Dugan
Victoria
South Australia
Public Health Class Planned for Nurses in Arizona
The first accredited course for graduate nurses in Arizona will be offered at Sexson Hall Good Samaritan Hospital from September 14 to December 22 The University of Colorado will teach Principles of Public Health Nursing on an extension basis Mrs Pearl P Coulter director of public health nursing for the Colorado school will be instructor The State Board of Nurse Examiners accepts applications and limits class size to 80 in order received The course yields four semester credits for graduates of accredited nursing schools
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Arizona
Sexson Hall
Good Samaritan Hospital
State Board of Nurse Examiners
University of Colorado
Pearl P. Coulter
Colorado
State Nursing Board
Settlement Reached In Truck Repair Suit In Iowa Case
United States District Court records show a hung jury in a dispute between Tri-State Produce Company of Sioux City Iowa and Smith-Theroux Garage Ash Fork. The settlement directs the court to pay defendants 1452.96 dollars from funds previously deposited by the plaintiffs.
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United States District Court
Tri-State Produce Company
Sioux City
Iowa
E. J. Theroux
Smith- Theroux Garage
Ash Fork
17 Year Old Gloria Maldonado Named Youth Contest Winner
Gloria Maldonado, 17, daughter of Guillermo and Mrs Maldonado, wins the Youth Employment Service contest for outstanding applicants. She has cared for up to nine children at once and is praised by employer Mrs Betty Reed. A Phoenix Technical High School junior majoring in textile design, she creates her own clothes and pursues singing and ballroom dancing. She will be lunch guest of the Sertoma Club and competes for 1951 Youth of the Year.
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Gloria Maldonado
Youth Employment Service
Gloria
Mary Maldonado
Dickie Reed
Lynn Carrole Reed
Loyce Ann Reed
Rosa Maldonado
Reed
N. 19Th St
Maldonados
E. Madison
Guillermo Maldonado
Betty Reed
19Th St
Phoenix Sertoma Club
YES
Dix Price
Youth For Youth
Gazette and Republic Building
Auto Crashes Leave Ten Injured In Two Collisions
Ten people were hurt in two separate auto accidents last night. Adeline Jones 28 in critical condition after a four rollover on U S 67 north of El Mirage. In Tempe two cars collided head on injuring Vincente G Hernandez in Memorial Hospital.
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Adeline Jones
Memorial Hospital
el Mirage
U.S
Vincente G. Hernandez
Florentino Romero
E. Washington
Tempe
Jones
Harold
W. Marshall
Martha Jane
Sally
Michael
Hernandez
Samuel Harts
Bertha
July Forest Fires Set Record in Arizona and New Mexico
National forest rangers in Arizona and New Mexico fought 1,018 fires in July, the most on record. Arizona accounted for 717 fires, New Mexico 301. Total area burned this year in both states reached 104,011 acres. Lightning caused most fires. high heat kept hazard high despite scattered storms.
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Arizona
New Mexico
National Forest Rangers
Kenneth O. Wilson
Albuquerque
Perl Charles
Tonto National Forest
Phoenix
Tonto
Margaret's Guests Arrive for Princess Margaret Birthday
A small group of guests arrived at Balmoral Castle to help celebrate Princess Margaret's 21st birthday. Rumors of an imminent royal wedding are denied as court circles say she remains single and currently dating, with no fiancé in sight.
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Braemar
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
Margaret
Tennesseans To Meet Members Of The Tennessee Club
The Tennessee Club of Phoenix will meet at 7 p.m. today just north of Encanto Park tennis court on 15th Ave for a watermelon feed. All former Tennesseans are invited to bring melons and attend.
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Tennessee Club of Phoenix
Encanto Park
15Th Ave
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Mesa Southside Hospital
Charles
Pleasant Valley
Payson
Alyy Bonseee
Fieldcrest and
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Diamond’s
Kunz
Messinger
2Nd Ave
Jackson Street
K. W
East McDowell Road
China Cops
Diamond's
Diamond’s Home Shop
Washington
Second Street
Betty Lee
Phoeni
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