Wage Pattern Sets Pay Rise Standard for Copper Region
NOGALES Sept 10 AP The 19 1 2 cent an hour wage boost by Kennecott Copper Company has become the pattern for other copper firms. John Clark president of the independent IUMMSW says locals will not accept less. Kennecott granted 15 cent hike plus a 40 cent pension increase. Clark reports most locals have followed the order to return to work under a federal court decree. Typical pre Kennecott rates ranged 1 31 to 1 62 an hour depending on location. The union leader calls the settlement a real and substantial victory and says negotiations with other companies will start after the convention. The article also notes Clark’s broader political critiques and a naval ship Christmas season tone unrelated to the wage story.
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Kennecott Copper Company
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
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Clark
Southwest
Iummsw
CIO
Washington
Osteopath Denies Guilt In Tucson Theft Case
In superior court Dr. W F Kuhnley an osteopath charged with receiving stolen goods denied supplying morphine to ex addict Lou Jeremy for items seized at his home. The trial continued as prosecutors questioned his claimed purchase rate of morphine pills and his storage of Jeremy’s property until payment.
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W. F. Kuhnley
Lou Jeremy
Kuhnley
Jeremy
Kuhnsley
Former Tempean Buried At Prescott
Mrs. Jennie Boren age 74 died Friday at the Pioneer Home in Prescott. A former Tempe resident she and her late husband operated a cigar stand on Mill Ave for years. Funeral services were held in Prescott. Survived by son Lee of Oakland and three daughters Alpha Richardson of Phoenix Donna Ralston of Prescott and Nellie Huson of Goldfield Nevada.
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Tempe
Jennie Boren
Prescott
William Boren
Mill Ave
Nellie Huson
Goldfield
Nev
Please Excuse My Dust
Eugene W. Sloan, 23, of Muncie Indiana, booked on reckless driving after passing a state police patrol car at 85 miles an hour. The incident occurred in Muncie on September 10, according to a UP report.
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Muncie
Ind
Eugene W. Sloan
Convention Dents Shapes Nogales Union Session
Delegates gathered in Nogales for the Mine Mill convention with Rice of Ford Local 600 slated to speak. The CIO expelled Mine-Mill for policy violations, including opposition to the Marshall Plan, while housing barriers for Negro delegates influenced site choice. Maclovio Barraza of local 907 Tucson to call meeting to order.
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Rice
Ford
UAW
Walter Reuther
CIO
Washington
Henry Wallace
Bridges
Southwest
Denver
Chicago
Colorado
Rancho Grande Hotel
Mexico
Fray Marcos de Niza
Maclovio Barraza
Tucson
Vietnam Arrests Terrorist Group
Vietnamese police rounded up 10 Vietminh terrorists in Saigon to halt a wave of pistol and grenade attacks. One arrestee was the commandant of a suicide unit active near Thudmot, north of the city.
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Indochina
Vietnam
Thudmot
Here
Korean Front Reports Heavy Red Losses in Hills Battle
General Van Fleet said UN forces inflicted over 40 000 casualties on Chinese and North Korean troops since August 1, including 15 000 killed 9 000 wounded and 1 069 prisoners. He added that Western Korea battles last week cost the Reds dearly and that UN forces control more territory than a week ago.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
van Fleet
East
Season's Activities Planned By Coolidge Ladies Auxiliary
Plans for the season and a calendar of events dominated the first meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Community Church in Coolidge. President Mrs Earl Ward announced regular 2 pm first Thursdays and third Thursdays monthly potluck lunches. Sewing for the annual bazaar continues at each gathering with next meeting set for Sept 20. Mrs Lyle Anderson named program chairwoman. Hostesses will serve potluck suppers at 7 pm on the second and fourth Tuesdays.
Pope Pius XII closes 13th Eucharistic Congress
In Assisi Italy on September 10 Pope Pius XII closed the 13th National Eucharistic Congress. He urged delegates to give this poor world a superior life through the sacrament of the holy communion. Pilgrims from Rome and across Italy joined the closing procession through Assisi.
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Italy
Pope Pius XII
Rome
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