Workers Walk Out at Miami Copper Plant Over Firing
About 800 to 1,000 idle workers at Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company and International smelter protested the firing of an employee, Rosario Heran, who was discharged for disobeying orders. CIO termed it a holiday until settlement. AFL unions still negotiating amid deadlock.
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Miami
Rift
Et Red
Unstein Welke Ta Hiddey
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
International Smelter
Robert Hollowna
Congress of Industrial Organizations Union
CIO
Hollowwa
American Federation of Labor Craft
Hollowna
P. D. IL
Honeyman
Inspiration and International
Miami Miners Union
Rosario Heran
AFL
Heran
Miami Copper Company
What Noted People Are Saying
International News Service gathers quotes from Philip C. Jessup and John J. McCloy. Jessup, U S ambassador at large, says recognition of the Chinese Communist regime is not the only policy option. McCloy, U S high commissioner in Berlin, opposes guaranteeing West Germany's frontiers by specific commitments.
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Philip C. Jessup
United States
John J. McCloy
U. S
Berlin
West Germany
Politicians urged to raise Social Security worker total
The administration asked senators to increase by 9 600 000 the number of workers the House had voted to place under Social Security. Coal miners across District 10 000 of 90 000 pledged to return to work Monday after a union district president’s assurance. Three more soldiers died at Camp Carson hospital raising the death toll to five from a brush fire that burned 50 square miles south of Colorado Springs. A Los Angeles grand jury indicted 16 Californians for operating a statewide narcotics ring profiting from heroin between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Walter Reuther stated he would join Chrysler pension talks in the afternoon session.
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Camp Carson Hospital
Colorado Springs
Colo
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
Temperatures Today at Sky Harbor Repeats Data Grid
GUIDE FOR READERS Amusem Classified Comics rossword Dorothy Dix Editorials rnbow 6 Woman's Pg. 22 25
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Sky Harbor
Aeena
Amusem
Dorothy Dix
Rnbow
Truman Defends Byrnes and Addresses National Issues
President Truman dismissed Byrnes as a free agent after Byrnes announced a bid for South Carolina governor. He said no emergency exists in coal mining, and declined comment on a hydrogen bomb. He noted Myron Taylor’s resignation and studied Vatican diplomacy. A Glendale High student Beatrice Kleinschmidt researched Colorado River water and the Central Arizona Project, producing a detailed civics compilation. A military aide remains unchanged amid a Senate reprimand over gifts, and Denham's five-day week coal plan proceeds amid legal actions.
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Byrnes
South Carolina
Truman
Rules Committee
Vatican
Myron Taylor
Beatrice Kleinschmidt
Glendale Union High School
Phoenix
Minnesota
Glendale High School
Colorado River
Central Arizona
Beatrice
Glendale High
Arizona
California
Colorado
Harry Vaughan
Senate
Congress
Russia
David Lilienthal
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
White House
Gazette
Central Arizona Project
Russians Quit U.N. Talks On Atom Controls
The Soviet delegation walked out of a secret six power UN atomic talks at Lake Success protesting the continued presence of Nationalist Chinese diplomats. The other five powers US Britain France China and Canada adjourned without setting a new meeting date, saying talks cannot proceed without Russia. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jakob Malik led the exit after failing to oust the Chinese representative H R Wei, January chairman. The walkout followed boycotts of the UN Trusteeship Council session in Geneva, which faces topics on Italian Somaliland trusteeship and a draft statute for an international Jerusalem regime.
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Russia
U. N
China
Peiping
Jakob A. Malik
H. R. Wei
U. N. Trusteeship Council
Geneva
Trusteeship Council
Jerusalem
Firemen Hurt Fighting Blaze in Stockton Building
Ten firemen were injured, two seriously, fighting a $75,000 four alarm blaze on the top floor of the Odd Fellows Building in downtown Stockton. The Rialto Theater on the ground floor suffered water and smoke damage. the theater had closed for the night more than an hour before the fire started.
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Stockton
Calif
Odd Fellows Building
Central Fire Station
Rialto Theater
Contenders Shine In Golden Gloves Night At Phoenix Garden
Survivors from opening bouts return to the Phoenix Garden for the second round of the Arizona Golden Gloves with 15 scheduled bouts starting at 8 30 pm. Winners advance to finals and champions advance to Los Angeles for further competition amid near capacity crowd and KRUX radio coverage.
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Phoenix Madison Square Garden
Phoenix Gazette
Optimist’Club
Garden
Los Angeles
Admiral Denfeld Plans To Retire From Navy
Admiral Louis A. Denfeld announced his retirement request after over 40 years in naval service. He was removed as chief of naval operations following hearings on unification and set March 1 as retirement date. Denfeld plans to reside in Westboro with temporary orders at First Naval District HQ.
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Boston
Adml
Louis A. Denfeld
Admiral Denfeld
Naval Operations
Washington
Westboro
Naval District
Cold Wave and Flood Threats Worsen Refugees Plight
A winter storm spread from the Northern Plains to the Ohio Valley with cold air, freezing rain, and snow. Oregon and Washington faced flooding risk as Rogue River communities and Portland schools faced disruption. Twenty-two deaths were blamed on the week-long weather onslaught across the Pacific Northwest as rescue efforts sought 50 marooned families near Vancouver, Washington.
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Midwest
Plains
Texas
Great Lakes
Ohio River Valley
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Ore
Pacific
California
Rogue River
Pacific Northwest
Cape Horn
Vancouver
Wash
Full-Scale Survey Planned for Phoenix Health Dept
State Health Department to conduct a three week survey of Phoenix Health Department operations. Dr. James Ward will lead the review with Archie Freeman inspecting milk facilities. Acting City Manager Ray W. Wilson initiated the project to assess sanitation nursing quarantine ordinances budget and organization.
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Wilson
Bob Dyer
Phoenix City Health Department
State Health Department
James P. Ward
Ray W. Wilson
Health Department
Dr. Ward
Phoenix
Archie ‘Freeman
San Francisco
United States Department of
Ward
Charles E. Reddick
State Department
Phoenix Department
Los Angeles Plagued by Dense Fog Again
A heavy fog blanketed Southern California for a second morning, disrupting motor, air and shipping traffic. Los Angeles International Airport halted travel until about 11 a.m. yesterday and closed again last night as fog rolled in from the ocean. there was no air travel this morning.
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Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles International
Possible Clue Found In Big Boston Holdup
An empty Federal Reserve moneybag possibly used in the Brink's holdup was found near a Newburyport turnpike overpass in Saugus as six suspects were cleared in the $1.5 million robbery. The bag, wrapped in a newspaper, bore Federal Reserve Bank Boston 6 No 1211 and was spotted by two boys who took it to their teacher. Police and FBI continued questioning others connected to the case amid a reported confession that fizzled.
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Boston
Federal Reserve
Brink’s, Inc
Saugus
Newburyport Turnpike
Richard
Robert Doucette
John Oliver
Federal Reserve Bank Boston
FBI
Horror Slayer Of Little Girl Sentenced In Gas Chamber
Fred Stroble, 68, described as kind faced, was found guilty of first degree murder for the sex slaying of 6 year old Linda Joyce Glacoft in Los Angeles. He faces execution in the California gas chamber at San Quentin after an insanity trial. Stroble showed tears and distraught behavior as the verdict was read by a panel of 10 women and two men.
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Los Angeles
INS
Fred Stroble
California
Linda Joyce Glacoft
Stroble
San Quentin
Killing Oleo Tax Nears Final Step
Senate leaders predicted quick action to repeal the oleo margarine tax. Democratic Leader Lucas said conferees expect no trouble in reconciling minor House and Senate differences. Fulbright saw no serious differences and anticipated a rapid compromise as Truman aims to fulfill a 1948 platform plank. The Senate approved the bill 56 to 16, defeating butter bloc attempts to force changes.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Truman
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
House
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Mr. Truman
Sharman Douglas to Visit Phoenix for Play Opening
Sharman Douglas plans a Monday Phoenix stop en route to the Douglas ranch. Sally Brophy said the 21 year old daughter of Bank of Douglas president Frank C. Brophy arrived from Hollywood for the Sombrero Playhouse opening of For Love or Money.
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Sharman Douglas
Phoenix
Arizona
Lewis Douglas
Britain
Sally Brophy
Miss Douglas
Peter Lawford
Sharman
Hollywood
Sombrero Playhouse
Sally
Phoenician
Frank C. Brophy
Bank of Douglas
London
Royal Academy of Arts
New York City
Sally Pooh
Harvard University
Douglas Ranch
Sonoita
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Walter Reuther
Chrysler
James F. Byrnes
By Della Martin
Ernest Zinser
U.N
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Old Man River
Birds Point
New Madrid
Missouri
Charleston
the Garden
North Seventh Avenue
KRUX
Glendale
Ed de Forest
Jesus Jacquez
Litchfield Park Naval Air Facility
Charles Nichols
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hershel Baker
VFW Post
Benny Robledo
Luke Greenway
American Legion
Willie Vaughn
Vernon Thomas
Eloy
John Bennett
Tucson
Howard & Stofft
Rudolph Rubio
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Hubert McWilliams
Chandler
Douglas Shank
Davis-Monthan
Francis
Bud) Davis
Billy McCoy
PBSW
Henry Chavez
Ray Stevens
San Carlos
Tony Martinez
Globe
Arnulfo Hafner
Joe Martinez
Clifton
el Puente
Earl Glover
Spencer Welsh
Parker
George Hershkowitz
Wickenburg
Gene Rambo Insurance
Bill Trabue
Phil Egleston
Carmen Nocera
Williams Air Force Base
Ernest Castaneda
Charles Murtaugh
Manuel Carbajal
J. H. Welsh and Son Contractors
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Gilbert Chavez
Jimmy Martinez
J. H. Welsh and Son
Thomas Paige
Williams Afb
Denfeld
Big Boston
Miss Brophy
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