Auto Workers Push for Wage Increases in Chrysler Contract
Norman Matthews of the UAW Chrysler unit asked the CIO UAW executive board for permission to reopen the national contract with Chrysler to seek wage adjustments. The move follows inflation concerns after the June 30 price lift, with Ford local 600 backing higher wages and Chrysler locals pressing for action ahead of the August 15 wage-price conference.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Executive Board
UAW
Chrysler
Norman Matthews
Chrysler Corporation
Washington
OPA
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler Caw
Matthews
Amphitheatre High School Sets Registration Dates
Registration for Amphitheatre high school students runs August 26 through September 4. Seniors on Aug 26, juniors Aug 27, sophomores Aug 28, freshmen Aug 29 30 and 31 with makeups by appointment. Junior high register Sept 3 and 4, eighth grade Sept 3, seventh Sept 4. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on all dates.
Eye safety tips ad for Lavoptik remedy
An old advertisement urges factory workers to protect eyes from dust and strain and promotes Lavoptik as a quick soothing remedy for inflamed or irritated eyelids. It claims 30 years of success and money back satisfaction with the product sold at drug stores.
Pamphlets Printed On Fire Measures
Phoenix dispatch reports pamphlets detailing general election measures. Secretary Dan Garvey said pamphlets will be mailed to registered voters via county recorders. Measures include four year terms for state and county officials starting January 1947 and a WWII veteran property tax exemption up to 2000 on valuations not over 5000, the right to work, and city share of gasoline tax.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
Plot Charged To Kill Aleman Plot Charged To Kill Aleman
Mexico City police chief announces an alleged plot to kill President elect Miguel Aleman and senator elect Col. Carlos Serrano. Mario Lasso, ex consul in Chicago and relative of a presidential candidate, is detained with wife Flora Dancy. No charges yet. two hand grenades seized and file turned to the public prosecutor for evidence evaluation.
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Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Carlos Y. Serrano
Jiminez Delgado
Federal District
Raul F. Cardenas
Mario Lasso
Chicago
Ezequiel Padilla
Aleman
Delgado
Lasso
Flora Dancy
U. S
Attorney General’s
Dr Robert A Greene Leaves Arizona State Lab for Private Post
Dr Robert A Greene former director of the Arizona state laboratory resigns to join Pathological laboratories in Phoenix. He earned a PhD from the University of Arizona and led the state lab since September 1935 after its move to Phoenix. He served as a major on military leave 1941 to 1944.
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Robert A. Greene
Arizona State Laboratory
Phoenix
Greene
University of Arizona
State Laboratory
Tucson
Mediterranean
U. S. Army
England
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly In Place
Learn how FASTEETH powder helps dentures stay secure without gummy taste or souring. The alka line formula reduces wobble during eating and speaking, controls denture odor, and is sold at drug stores.
Drone planes span ocean for guided missile era
The August 7 report from San Francisco describes two unmanned B-17 drones flying from Hilo Hawaii to Muroc California as a milestone for long range guided missiles armed with atomic warheads. Brig. Gen. Richardson says the flight proves control systems could target 2,500 miles and beyond, with potential for 5 000 pound TNT loads and off shore drone directing from a mother ship. He cites Remote Operation as evidence of capability and notes Manhattan District secrecy on warhead sizes. The route exceeds several long hauls, underscoring a new era in aerial weapons.
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Charles MC Murtay
San Francisco
Hilo
Hawaii
Muroc
Canif
William L. Richardson
Army Air Force
Guided Missiles Division
Air Force
Richardson
Muroc Dry Lake
Bikini
Hamilton Field
Fourth Air Force
Hilo-Muroc
Fairbanks
Alaska
Murmansk
Honolulu
North
South Atlantic Oceans
UA Names Ben Markland Radio Bureau Director
The University of Arizona board of regents confirmed the appointment of Ben Markland as director of the university radio bureau. Markland, ex Chicago Tribune radio reporter for 11 years and three years directing Tribune radio, succeeds Harry Behn who resigned in spring.
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Ben Markland
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
University of Arizona
Board of Regents of
University and State Colleges of Arizona
Markland
University of Illinois
Harry Behn
Morton M. Altschuler
Columbus
Ohio
Evelyn
List of faculty and staff positions at the university
The document names Baxter and Irene E. Harker among stenographers and instructors. It lists Eldon V. Hunt in civil engineering, R. Eve Lewis in English, Lynn B. Willoughby in registrar’s office, Elsie F. Hunter in zoology, Richard A. Lake in psychology, Opal McCain as stenographer, Elizabeth Swingle as home economics assistant professor, and Douglas H. Watson as speech instructor. The full roster includes several instructors and support staff.
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Ralph W. Brown
Tucson
Ruth H. Bruner
James T. Burke
D. G. Burlinson
J. C. Davis
Santa Monica
Calif
Marjorie R. Fowler
Buffalo
N. Y
M. Jones
Andrew A. Frierson
Anne Gruenwald
Genevieve B. Wright
Arthur L. Harrison
Tempe
Salt River
A. Griffiths
Baxter
James M. Beebe
Irene E. Harker
Eldon V. Hunt
R. Eve Lewis
Lynn B. Willoughby
Elsie F. Hunter
Richard A. Lake
Opal McCain
Elizabeth Swingle
Douglas H. Watson
Postmastership Test For Oracle Announced
The U S civil service commission announced an open competitive examination to fill the postmaster vacancy at Oracle. Eligibility requires meeting standards set by the commission for applicants seeking the position.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Oracle
Oracle Post Office Job Opening Hears Applicants
A U S citizen with one year residency at Oracle post office district may apply for the open men and women positions. Salary is $2,200 yearly. Full information and application forms available from the office.
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United States
Oracle Post Office
Oracle Office
Civil Service Commission Notice to Washington Applicants
The Civil Service Commission in Washington DC requires applications to be filed with the commission by August 28.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Commission
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Manhattan
Henry
Dahlberg
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Mary Alice O'Meara
I. Bartling
Rosalie Randolph
Marian Rees
Nathalie F. Sampson
Scarsdale
Guy E. Smith
Yuma
Bertha Virmond
Willcox
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Daisy M
Cle Vlesin
East Pennington
Arizona
Bulov
Christine
Jewels
Carolyn
Senator
Douglas
Bulova Watch
Ek VY
East Congress
Sam Hughes
Y Co. Pert CO
Forstmann
Texas
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Fur Salon
Steineld
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