Miners Wives Fiesta Of Arraignment In Silver City
In Silver City New Mexico 45 women were arraigned and pleaded innocent after joining their husbands on a highway picket line. They faced charges of unlawful assembly in blocking a public highway and were bound over to district court. Traffic continued, with some workers using alternate routes to reach Empire Zinc Company property.
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Silver City
N. Mex
Grant County
Andrew Haugland
Haugland
District Court
Empire Zinc Company
Senators Propose Broad Cuts in Independent Offices
On June 18 in Washington, Senators Bridges, Ferguson and Wherry filed 13 amendments aiming to cut more than 64.9 million dollars from the independent offices appropriations bill, a touch over one percent of the 6.22 billion total. Senator Douglas signaled an amendment to end authorizations for over 800 new automobiles.
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Washington
Independent Offices
Bridges
N.H
Ferguson
Mich
Wherry
Neb
Douglas
Ill
Gambling Across Phoenix Billiard Halls and Bars
Crime probe notes two cigar stores and a downtown tavern handling bets by phone with cautious clerks and few civil wagers. Street sources label Phoenix a tight town with limited open gambling found mainly in private clubs or private hotel gatherings and in billiard parlors where Keno Life and dominoes offer small stakes and hush-money terms.
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Phoenix
Navy reveals Mariner crash kills 12 crew in Japan
The PBM Mariner seaplane crashed into a mountainside near Iwakuni Japan while on a routine flight at 1:40 am Friday. All 12 crew members were killed. Identified were Lt(jg) Bernard P Kritzmacher Lt(jg) George C Ryan Lt Valmer L Flint Airman Rongle L Edgerton Frederick L Owens William B Bratten Wilbur W Grey Richard L Jones Robert E Reinks Walter H Torum Ignatius T Martinez Dwight E Asby and others from Arlington Tacoma Detroit Sioux City Mount Pleasant and California. The cause remains undetermined. The Sunday air battle across MIG Alley saw 20 American jets clash with 25 Reds. one MIG down, six Reds damaged.
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Washington
Navy
Iwakuni
Japan
George C. Ryan
Betty Lou Ryan
la Jolla
Calif
Valmer L. Flint
Martha Benz Flint
Berkeley
Rongle L. Edgerton
Rongle V. Edgerton
Orchards
Wash
Frederick L. Owens
Virginia L. Owens
Arlington
William B. Bratten
Paul E. Bratten
Tacoma
Wilbur W. Grey
Ben F. Grey
Stuttgart
Ark
Richard L. Jones
Franklin Jones
Detroit
Mich
Robert E. Reinks
Aviation
Wanda Juanita Reinke
Sioux City
Iowa
Walter H. Torum
Mary Elizabeth Torum
San Ysidro
Ignatius T. Martinez
Elias Martinez
Lemont
Dwight E. Asby
Orin Lincoln Asby
Mount Pleasant
UN Air War and Front Skirmishes North Korea
North Korea saw shifted lines with U N armored patrols along the west of the old Iron Triangle and an eastern push from Kumhwa halted by mines and mortar fire. In the east Reds briefly pressed a ridge, then abandoned another after fierce fighting as Fifth Air Force flew 490 daylight sorties including jet attacks. 33 Sabres fought 40 MIGs with the heaviest toll in two months.
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U.N
Red “Iron Triangle
Kumhwa
Fifth Air Force
Spy Prosecution Rests in Tokyo Espionage Trial
In Tokyo on June 18 the prosecution rested its case in the trial of 17 Communist defendants charged with belonging to an espionage network operating in Japan.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
Truman Holds Talks On Economic Controls Expansion
President Truman met with congressional leaders at the White House to press for a broader controls bill. Rayburn and McFarland oppose a quick extension of existing authority, urging the issue be settled now. House and Senate leaders aim to push separate bills this week while debates over the Kem amendment and ECA aid pause continue.
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Acros
Truman
White House
Wilson
House
Rayburn
Senate
McFarland
House Banking Committee
Barkley
McCormack
Kem
Defense act extension faces tight clock in Congress
Defense mobilizer Charles E. Wilson voiced confidence that Congress will recognize the necessity of extending the defense production act, but signs point to a stop-gap extension on an as-is basis. With only about 12 working days left, senators await public sentiment from Truman's radio and television appeal to gauge support for renewing price and wage controls.
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Santa Claus
Thomas Nast
University of Toronto
G.I
Norway
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
Truman
Poisoning Deaths Linked to Neighborhood Case
The article lists five dog victims including Best Dog in the World and Boots the Australian shepherd owned by David and Mrs Porter at 2546 E Moreland and Tiny owned by Louis and Mrs Mose at 1105 N 26th St. A bottle in a culvert at 26th and Portland was sent for analysis as police link the recent weekend poisonings to a suspect also tied to last month incidents.
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Boots
David Porter
E. Moreland
W. L. Sparks
Tiny
Louis Mose
26Th St
26Th Street
Portland
Searles Attends First Cabinet Meeting in Washington
Washington June 18 Richard D Searles of Scottsdale recently appointed undersecretary of the Interior Department attended his first cabinet meeting Interior Secretary Chapman was in Omaha Neb for a reclamation meeting
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Washington
Richard D. Searles
Scottsdale
Interior Department
Chapman
Omaha
Nebr
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