Law to curb labor monopolists faces Senate review
Senator Robertson proposes amending anti-trust law to include labor unions and target John L. Lewis as the chief offender. The measure would make labor produced and priced controls illegal, aim to end the three day work week and other tactics used by Lewis perceived to punish operators and consumers amid coal shortages.
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Washington
INS
John L. Lewis
Senate Banking Committee
Robertson
Virginia
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Death in Honeymoon Hotel Reflects Cold Cure Mix
Chicago dispatch reports the death of Detroit bride Mrs. Marjorie Conway Covinton after taking antihistamine cold cure pills with whisky during her honeymoon. Inquest heard she likely exceeded dosage as her bridegroom testified she took pills “now and then” while sipping whisky. The coroner ordered organ analysis and the inquest was moved to January 18. AMA representatives attended as cautions about dangerous side effects of these drugs were raised. Dr. Samuel Feinberg warned the combination could dangerously affect heart in some cases.
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Chicago
Detroit
Marjorie Conway Covinton
William
American Medical Association
AMA
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
Samuel Feinberg
Northwestern University
Allergy Division
Seamen Quit Shanghai Bound Flying Arrow Crew Refuses Blockade
Nine American seamen and two officers abandon the Isbrandtsen Line freighter Flying Arrow rather than pass through the Nationalist blockade to Communist Shanghai. The ship, carrying nearly 6,000 tons of cargo, was due to sail at 8 a.m. but some crew feared they could not afford return passage. US consulate and Isbrandtsen officials arranged compensation. One seaman cited family needs as a reason to stay.
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Hong Kong
Isbrandtsen
Shanghai
United States
U. S
Frederick Hill
State Department
Washington
Isbrandtsen Line
New York City
Philip Krantz
Brooklyn
N. Y
AP Directors Plan Tucson Convention
The annual Winter meeting of the Associated Press Board of Directors will be held in Tucson with many leading editors and publishers attending. The 20 directors meet at the Arizona Inn to discuss the agency, while entertainment is planned by the Arizona Daily Star and the Tucson Daily Citizen. Kent Cooper Frank J. Starzel Alan Gould will meet. Colonel Robert McCormick will also come in his own plane though not a director.
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Tucson
Associated Press Board of Directors
America
Arizona Inn
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Kent Cooper
Frank J. Starzel
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Robert McCormick
Chicago Daily Tribune
Washington
D. C
Times-Herald
McCormick
Airmen Plan Havasu Hop From Paradise Airport Sunday
Members of the Phoenix Aviation Country Club plan a mass flight to Site Six at Lake Havasu on the Colorado River. The trip, postponed by bad weather in December, will depart Paradise Airport at 9 a.m. Sunday with planes sharing operating costs and overnight accommodations available at Site Six for those who want to depart Saturday.
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Phoenix Aviation Country Club
Site Six
Lake Havasu
Colorado River
William J. Ralston
Air Force
Parker Dam
Vic Spratt
Paradise
Paradise Airport
Ralston
Police Seek Free Border Privileges
Nogales officials report that Arizona and Sonora police chiefs will petition U S and Mexican authorities to grant free entry for officers at any time in pursuit of duties. The proposal aims to prevent thieves slipping into the other country when pursuit reaches the border.
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Nogales
Washington
D. C
Mexico City
Arizona
Sonora
Nogales, Ariz
James E. McDonald
Mexico
Britain May Allow U S to Produce Bombs If Stored in Britain
Informed sources said Britain may grant the United States sole right to produce atomic bombs if Washington stores some of Britain's A bombs on British soil. The plan would have Britain focus on weapon experiments and developing atomic power for industry.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
U. S
Britain
Patagonia Pioneer Mrs H B Riggs Dies in Patagonia
Funeral services are pending for Mrs. H. B. Riggs a pioneer Santa Cruz County resident who died yesterday at her Patagonia home after a heart attack She was born in Mississippi in 1875 and came to Patagonia in 1897 She is survived by her husband.
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Nogales
H. B. Riggs
Santa Cruz County
Patagonia
Charles Kirtland Reappointed To Graham County Position
The Graham County Board of Supervisors reappointed Charles Kirtland to the County Board of Welfare for a four year term. They also awarded contracts to Hallsted Printing Company for supplies and to Gila Printing and Publishing Company. New annexations to Safford will begin garbage pickup Monday with a staged schedule. The 4th District American Legion Auxiliary work day session meets Saturday at the Legion Hall with multiple units attending and guest speakers. The Woman's Guild of St. Rose of Lima Church meets Monday night at Miss Marjorie Baker's home.
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Safford
Graham County Board of Supervisors
Charles Kirtland
County Board of Welfare
Hallsted Printing Company
Gila Printing and Publishing Company
Ollie Spritzer
Rawson and Son
R. L. Smith
Graham County
Eleventh Street
New South City Limits
4Th District
The
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Swift-Murphy
Solomonsville
Vera Berryhill
Clifton
Morenci
Duncan
Willcox
Benson
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
Woman’s Guild of the
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Marjorie Baker
Youth Held As Robber Of Father In York Plant
In York Pennsylvania an 18 year old youth, William Misinger, was jailed on charges of attacking and robbing his 71 year old father, George Misinger, watchman at a local plant. Police identified the second suspect as Clayton Kraft, 17, detained by juvenile authorities. The pair allegedly slugged the elder man, tied him, and escaped with 65 cents and keys. The elder was held for a hearing on breaking and entering robbery and assault.
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York
George Misinger
Ralph Shultz
William
Shultz
Clayton Kraft
Kraft
York County
Young Misinger
Justice of the Peace
Lee J. Reary
64,968 Cars Enter U S Nogales
The United States Immigration Service reports that in December 64,968 automobiles entered the U S from Mexico at Nogales. Vehicles were cleared at two inspection stations. The same period saw 90 aircraft with 616 passengers cleared for Mexico travel at Nogales International Airport.
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Nogales
United States Immigration Service
U. S
Mexico
Nogales International
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Dr. Hawkins
Butler
Republican
Nebraska
Truman
Suggs Agency
Tithe & Trust
Firstoin 2
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W. Jefferson
Bey
Cook County
A. L. Brodie
Krantz
Amximrses
Miah
Renter
Iain
Koolvent of
7Th Ave
Funk's
Inks Jewelers
N. Central
Percy Hodgson
Pawtucket
R. I
Rotary International
Phoenix
Westward Ho
Hodgson
Rotary Clubs
North City Limits
Gabardine
Gabar
Odds and Ends
la Mar Homes
la Mar
Rome
N. Central Ave
Phon
Massag Crit
Beth Coolidge
Maytag Rocky Mountain Co
Maytag
Central Ave
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