Southwest Airlines Plans Arizona Air Service Start Date Feb
Southwest Airways announced plans to launch scheduled flights from San Diego to Yuma Ajo and Phoenix starting February 17 as set by the Civil Aeronautics Board. The carrier plans two roundtrips daily between Phoenix and San Diego with fares about five cents per mile.
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San Francisco
Southwest Airways
Arizona
al Johnson
San Diego
Yuma
Ajo
Phoenix
Civil Aeronautics Board
Johnson
Southwest
India Rejects UN Kashmir Accord Plan
India rejected a UN plan to demilitarize Kashmir and Jammu Province with simultaneous troop withdrawals as a step toward a plebiscite. The plan by A G L McNaughton of Canada led to delaying the Security Council meeting to tomorrow.
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Lake Success
N. Y
INS
India
United Nations
India-Pakistan
Kashmir
Jammu
Pakistan
A. G. L. McNaughton
Canada
Security Council
McNaughton
Top Conciliator To Quit U S Job
William N. Margolis, assistant director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, will resign March 1. He has been the top conciliator since 1947 and has handled major disputes in maritime, telephone, steel and other industries before planning to open a labor relations consulting office.
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Washington
William N. Margolis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Margolis
Cyrus S. Ching
Central Office
New York
No Change Shown In Cost Of Living
The Labor Department reports virtually flat living costs in November with the Bureau of Labor Statistics index up only one tenth of a percent from October. Mid November index at 168.6 percent of the 1935-39 average, 2 percent below a year ago and 71 percent above the August 1939 prewar level.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lullabies by Ginny Simms as she welcomes second son
Hollywood reports singer Ginny Simms is practicing new lullabies after becoming mother to her second son. She and architect Hyatt Dehn also have son David, age three. The Dehns wed in July 1945.
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Hollywood
Ginny Simms
Miss Simms
Hyatt Dehn
David
Dehns
Forty six war criminals released in Japan
Tokyo December 28. Fortyeight minor Japanese war criminals serving four years or less were freed today from Sugamo Prison under a new MacArthur system that reduces sentences for good conduct.
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Tokyo
Sugamo
Douglas MacArthur
Suspect Bound Over On Forged Check Transport Charge
Suspect Pleasant M. Westerman, 23, charged with transporting a forged check for 200 from Tucson to Clovis New Mexico, held for action of the United States District Court in jail on a $2000 bond set when he appeared before federal commissioner C B Wilson.
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Pleasant M. Westerman
Tucson
Clovis
N. M
United States District Court
C. B. Wilson
Need For Air Force Academy Doubted, Disadvantage Seen
Washington reports House Armed Services Committee chair Carl Vinson doubts a third service academy for the United States Air Force is needed. He cites triplication fears and considers Johnson's request for a new academy at Randolph Field, Texas, may face committee action in January.
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Washington
INS
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
United States Air Force
Defense
Louis Johnson
West Point
Annapolis
Johnson
Congress
Vinson
Air Force Academy
W. Stuart Symington
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Texas
Paul J. Kilday
Two Children Burned To Death In Falls City Fire
In Falls City near Dallas Oregon two children, Mary Frances seven, and Betty Louise five, died in a house fire that gutted the home. The father and a nine year old daughter Fay were treated at Dallas Hospital for serious burns. Firemen said the blaze started in the living room heater flue just after midnight.
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Dallas
Ore
Homer Lowery
Falls City
Mary Frances
Betty Louise
Fay
Dallas Hospital
Son Of Slave Put On City Council
Herbert L. Jackson, 45, owner of a cleaning shop, was unanimously elected president of Malden's Common Council after a nightlong session. The longtime council member, whose father was born a slave, becomes the first Black person to hold the post in the city of about 60 000.
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Malden
Mass
Herbert L. Jackson
Britons in India hold 277 military officers plus civilians
New Delhi December 28. Defense Minister Baldev Singh told the Legislative Assembly that 277 British officers serve in India's Army Navy and Air Force. About 100 British civilian officers are also employed.
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New Delhi
India
Navy
Air Force
Sardar Baldev Singh
Legislative Assembly
Oil Rig Worker Killed Near Sunray Texas
Jack Gilbert Jones aged 26 from Texhoma Oklahoma died today after being struck by equipment at an oil well rig 25 miles north of Sunray West Texas. The AP report notes the fatal accident occurred on the site where he was employed by an oil company.
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Dumas
Tex
Jack Gilbert Jones
Texhoma
Okla
Sunray
West Texas
Police Put End To Riding in Detroit
Freddie Walker, 22, grew furious when two men in a car refused him a ride home. He pointed to the letters on the car and argued it was a taxi. When he ripped a window from the half-open car, police stopped him and gave him a ride to the station.
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Detroit
Freddie Walker
Freddie
Say Something Nice as Council Ends Bitter Battles
In a rare display of civility, city leaders offered praise rather than partisan clash at the final session before a new council takes over January 3. Several outgoing members, including four of the defeated majority, voiced goodwill toward successors and city employees, with Mayor Udall inviting the departing council to attend the swearing‑in.
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Wallace W. Caywood
Nicholas Udall
Thomas J. Imler
Caywood
Mary McCarty Rites Planned For Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Adeline McCarty age 73 of 2901 West Pima Street will be held at 3 30 p m Friday in Palms Chapel of Grimshaw Mortuary. Burial will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park. She had resided in Arizona 63 years and at her Pima Street home 38 years.
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Mary Adeline McCarty
West Pima Street
Palms
Chapel of Grimshaw Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
Representative Better In Nogales Horse Crash Improves
Neilson Brown state representative from Santa Cruz County was reported improved at St Josephs Hospital. He was thrown from a horse on his ranch near Nogales suffered severe back injuries and was placed in a cast today.
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Better Nogales
Neilson Brown
Santa Cruz County
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Brown
Here
Mystery $1,000 Bridge May Be Key in Death
Police hunted for the identity of a heavily dressed over-40 blonde whose body washed ashore near Miami. Autopsy found brain hemorrhage as cause and death prior to immersion. New York investigators traced clothing to a purchase there. dental and medical records are being sought to identify the surgeon and dentist connected to a $1,000 jaw bridge. Tips poured in from as far as Los Angeles.
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Miami
Fla
Biscayne Bay
New York
Los Angeles
Combination Liners Planned for Round the World Service
American President Lines announced plans to spend 40 million dollars to build four new combination passenger cargo liners for round the world service. This adds to three vessels already under construction at Camden New Jersey at a cost of 36 million dollars. The company also weighs two large fast trans Pacific passenger vessels 50 percent larger than the President Cleveland. The liners will carry 60 passengers and 525000 cubic feet of cargo, cruising at 19 knots on a single geared turbine.
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San Francisco
American President Lines
APL
Camden
N. J
Cleveland
Judge Sentenced For Embezzlement In Ventura California
Garland Nelson a 47 year old former Oxnard city judge was sentenced to one to ten years in San Quentin Prison after pleading guilty to three counts of embezzling city money and falsifying court records He was ousted last September after testifying in a bribery case involving an Oxnard gambler His indictment followed revealing failures to remit city fines and falsified ledgers
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Calif
Garland Nelson
Oxnard
San Quentin
Nelson
Charles S. Blackstock
Bridge Winners At Y Are Listed
Winners in last night's Young Men's Christian Association bridge game were Dr. F. L. Reese and A. L. Maltby with 151 match points, Mrs. W. S. Ziegler and Mrs. E. F. Freier with 133, and E. F. Freier and B. B. Montag with 137 after playing at 26 tables instead of 24.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
F. L. Reese
A. L. Maltby
W. S. Ziegler
E. F. Freier
B. B. Montag
Parole Break Tale Traced To Minnesota Authorities
Sheriff L C Boies awaited word from Minnesota officials after Stanley McClelland a 25 year old from Bra ham Minn claimed to be a parole violator from St. Cloud reformatory He told Boies from a East Van Buren Street drug store to come and get him McClelland said he wanted to clear his record before 1950 and had been released August 1 from the Men s Reformatory St Cloud for grand theft Boies telegraphed St Cloud officials for confirmation.
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L. C. Boies
Minnesota
St. Cloud Reformatory
Stanley McClelland
Braham
Minn
Boies
St. Cloud
Ex‑Nazi officer at Penn says U.S. would have deterred war
Hans Oehmke, 24, a former Nazi army officer and current University of Pennsylvania student, argues Hitler would not have started war with the United States if he had visited America. He arrived as an Army re education exchange student and majors in comparative languages. He recalls his father's 1938 remark about American military production signaling wartime strength.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Hitler
United States
Hans Oehmke
Army Department
Oehmke
America
Cunard-White Star Plans World’s Biggest Ocean Liner
The British line will build a 90,000 ton, 42 million dollar superliner for North Atlantic luxury service. It would exceed the Queen Elizabeth by 7,000 tons and aim to break speed records, following rival moves by American, French, and Dutch lines.
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London
Cunard-White Star Line
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Cunard- White Star
Bus Schedules Altered For Phoenix Transit Lines
New schedules will take effect at the start of operations tomorrow morning per J A Hardy assistant superintendent. Minor changes affect Glendale Litchfield Indian School and Roosevelt Grand Avenue lines. Timetables available at 225 West Washington Street ticket office or from line operators. Terminal hours are 8 am to 6 30 pm weekdays and 9 30 am to 5 30 pm Sundays and holidays.
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J A. Hardy
Glendale
Litchfield
Indian School
Roosevelt-Grand Avenue
West Washington Street
Hardy
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