NLRB OKs $205000 Settlement in Cannery Case
The National Labor Relations Board approved a 205000 settlement with California canning companies to pay 1326 discharged workers back pay and reinstate most employees. The agreement, tied to CIO and Teamsters union activity, covers reparation, noninterference, and postings on labor rights.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
California
Labor Board
California State Council of Cannery Unions
American Federation of Labor Teamsters’ Union
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers, Congress of Industrial Organization
CIO
California Processors and Growers, Inc
Teamsters’ Union
Two Children Smothered In Ice Box Case Stirs City
In St Paul Minnesota police found two young children Franklin Sherer five and Sandra two and a half hidden in an ice box in a neighbor’s garage after a search sparked by a missing child report. The Lin neroot family had been away at the State Fair. Fire crews used oxygen during rescue efforts but failed to revive the youngsters.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Franklin Sherer
Sandra
Stanley Sherer
Protest Backfires Over License Transfer Near Camelback Road
Residents near 1000 East Camelback Road unwittingly signed a protest against a liquor license move from that address to 414 North 35th Avenue. Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will review the application Tuesday after Camelback residents withdrew their protest. a board decision favoring 35th Avenue would keep the license on East Camelback Road.
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East Camelback Road
Michael Casorio
North 35Th Avenue
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Camelback
35Th Avenue
Five Month Hunt Ends for Suspect Parker
A five month search for J. R. Parker 36 carpenter of 221 South Second Street ended when a private patrolman spotted him near the Paul Jones Motor Company used car lot at 305 West Van Buren Street. Merchants Police Patrolman Jim Williams notified city officers who took Parker to headquarters. A warrant issued March 26 accused Parker of stealing three $20 bills from John E. Merrick of 35 East Madison Street. Parker was jailed.
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J. R. Parker
South Second Street
Carpenter
Arivate
Paul Jones Motor Compan
West van Buren Street
Jim Williams
Merchants Police Patrol
Parker
Record Bureau
John E. Merrick
East Madison Street
Sailor Claims Navy Denied Him Defense Counsel
James Patrick Ryan, a 24 year old Navy recruit from Huntingdon Pennsylvania, says the Navy held him in Bethesda Naval Hospital's mental ward for months without access to a lawyer while facing a desertion charge. He alleges forceful recruitment into the French Foreign Legion during a failed ship catch in France and recounts a 16 month ordeal across French prisons and North African posts before serving in Indochina.
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Washington
James Patrick Ryan
Navy Today
Ryan
French Foreign Legion
France
Italy
Walter Moorman
Jack S. May
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Canton
China
Foreign Legion
Asia
May
Huntingdon
Navy
Dickson
San Remo
North African Legion
Indo- China
Airliner lands for inspection at Yuma Field
An American Airlines DC-6 with 47 aboard made a precautionary landing at Yuma County Airport after instruments warned of possible heat in the baggage area. A check found no danger. a second plane was sent from Los Angeles to continue the trip. Passenger Gig Young traveled to attend his brother's funeral in Tucson. All passengers were evacuated for lunch at a downtown hotel. The second plane was due to depart at 2:30 p.m.
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Yuma
American Airlines
Yuma County
Los Angeles
San Diego
Tucson
Gig Young
Olin Hall Funeral Rites Arranged
Prescott dispatch reports the body of Olin Hall 55 of 325 West Apache Street Phoenix will be sent to Phoenix for burial tomorrow. Hall a World War I veteran and Phoenix American Legion member is survived by his wife Effie E. Hall of Phoenix.
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Prescott
Olin Hall
West Apache Street
Phoenix
Whipple
Hall
The
American Legion
Effie E. Hall
Sonora Penal Code Reform Takes Effect
The revised penal code of Sonora went into effect yesterday. It updates driving laws and introduces an automatic sentence of three days to two years for driving under the influence of liquor.
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Sonora
Nogales
Mexico
Youth Admits Hotel Staying In San Diego
A 24 year old man, Frank Kufta of Garwood New Jersey, confessed to killing Madelyne E. Stroud in a San Diego hotel on August 21. He surrendered at the Federal Building in Los Angeles saying lack of nerve and conscience drove the act and that he sought to end his life.
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Los Angeles
INS
San Diego
Frank Kufta
Garwood
N. J
Federal Building
Federal
Madelyne E. Stroud
Kufta
Light Company Sued For Fall In Manhole Accident
Victoria Estrada, guardian of 4yearold Richard Estrada, sues Central Arizona Light and Power Company in Maricopa County Superior Court for 15000 claiming a manhole left uncovered caused her son's face to be permanently disfigured after a fall on June 19 in an alley between Jefferson and Madison streets.
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Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Maricopa County
Jefferson and
Madison Streets
Victoria Estrada
South 11Th Street
Richard Estrada
Attorneys Probe Korpusinski Funds In Phoenix
Two attorneys arrived in Phoenix to investigate Edward Korpusinski who is accused of fraud involving $200,000 from a Chicago firm where he worked as a clerk. Korpusinski, held on $25,000 bond, faces federal indictments for mail fraud. authorities seek where the money went as neighbors mention gambling losses and costly cars.
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Phoenix
Edward Korpusinski
Cago Company
Harry R. Begley
Chicago
Bernard Mellitz
St. Louis
The
Valley Steel Company of
East St. Louis
Frank Flynn
U. S
Flynn
Karpusinski
Goldsmith
Bette Rose
Wac
Mantz Seeks to Beat Own Bendix Speed Mark
Paul Mantz a veteran speed pilot plans to chase his Bendix Trophy air record in tomorrow's race from Rosamond Dry Lake. He enters two F-51 Mustangs in the pro division with assistant Herman Salmon set to fly the other. Stewart rival Joe de Bona also eyes the race as Cleveland finishers draw attention, while all seven finishers win money.
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Los Angeles
Paul Mantz
Cleveland
Mantz
Rosamond Dry Lake
Here
Herman
Fish) Salmon
Husky Joe de Bona
James Stewart
Stewart
House Group On School Aid Is Abolished
The House subcommittee backing the Barden aid to education bill was abolished along with three other subcommittees by Chairman John Lesinski. He said all four had completed their work as the controversy over federal aid to education stalled House action. Catholic leaders opposed the bill for excluding parochial schools from benefits like buses textbooks and health.
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Washington
Sept
House
Barden
John Lesinski
Michigan
House Labor Committee
Lesinski
Graham Barden
North Carolina
All House
Former Reynolds Metals employee commits suicide at home
Hiram J. Hill, 50, a former Reynolds Metals Company employee, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun in the bathroom of his home at 3131 West Washington Street this afternoon. Family members were elsewhere in the house. His daughter, Mrs. Margaret Aycox, said he had been despondent since a car accident in June and never fully recovered.
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Hiram J. Hill
Reynolds Metals Company
West
Washington Street
Margaret Aycox
Rich Uranium Strike Near Arivaca Reported
Tucson September 2 AP samples from a uranium deposit found by Lester Fernstrom of Tucson near Arivaca in Pima County are described as the richest in Southern Arizona. The extent of the deposit is unknown. Confirmed by the U S Bureau of Mines at the University of Arizona, some samples analyzed over 20 percent uranium marking a first such concentration in the United States.
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Tucson
Lester Fernstrom
Arivaca
Pima County
Arizona
Fernstrom
U. S. Bureau of Mines
University of Arizona
United States
Mrs Vida Martin Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Vida Martin a Phoenix resident of 25 years who died Wednesday in a rest home will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary. Dr George Hunter Hall of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate. Private cremation will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Vida Martin
Phoenix
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw Mortuary
George Hunter Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Radio Embarrassment Leads to City Jail Sentence
Allen Elmer Dobbs, 58, of 930 South Seventh Street, checked by Officer John Wolfe for a bulge under his shirt, claimed a radio. A search found tools, wallet, and other items. Dobbs pleaded guilty to petty theft and received 30 days in jail.
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Allen Elmer Dobbs
South Seventh Street
Second
Jefferson
John Wolfe
Dobbs
Wolfe
State Justice Meet Opens Tomorrow in Arizona
SAFFORD Sept. 2 AP Arizona justices of the peace and constables converge here tomorrow for their annual membership meeting. Judge Benjamin Blake of Graham County Superior Court will speak on court procedure. A panel will discuss adjusting salaries. Jesse Green of Thatcher leads arrangements. Officers to be elected tomorrow. current officers include C. W. Gardner Tucson president and Clyde Shute Globe vice president. Wesley Bolin, formerly West Phoenix precinct justice and now secretary of state, serves as secretary treasurer.
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West Phoenix
Jones Flood To Fly To Safford Meeting
A. O. Tony Jones deputy county attorney and Al J Flood justice of West Phoenix Precinct Court plan to fly to Safford for a meeting. Jones will address the group about enforcement in Maricopa County of the new statute penalizing fathers who fail to support their children.
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A. O
Tony) Jones
al J. Flood
West Phoenix
Safford
Jones
Maricopa County
Body of 14 year old Tempe girl to be examined in death inquiry
Tempe, Sept. 2. The death of 14 year old Socorro Palma Aug. 23 prompts an investigation into circumstances. The body, buried at Double Butte Cemetery without a coroner's knowledge, may be disinterred if further questions arise. Coroner W. L. Smith said he learned of the death after burial. County Attorney Warren L. McCarthy said he will continue the inquiry.
Nazi Murder Plan Charged in Manstein Case
Hamburg dispatch reports the Nazi commissar order called by Nuremberg judges a systematic plan to murder. British court opens against former Field Marshal Erich von Manstein with eight of seventeen war crimes charged. Prosecution says Russian commissars were shot or handed to security forces. Manstein pleads not guilty. Documents exceed two hundred. No oral evidence yet.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hitler
Erich von Manstein
Manstein
von Mannstein
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Thomas
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Nev
Vince Perron
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
D. E. Bussart
Lee Cameron
Reynolds Employe
Flood
Stuoroy Shoes
Phoenix National Manufacturers Outlet
North First St
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E. van Buren
Cache Chow
Ones Fashion
Ao Oen
Quarry Road
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SUN Valley Cycle CO
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Elgin
Hamilton Martin
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