Seizure Move Fails To Halt Dock Strikers
In Honolulu the Hawaii 100 day Waterfront strike continues as Gov. Stainback orders 2000 CIO longshoremen and seven firms to resume work under a new seizure law. ILWU threatens court battles and pledges no cooperation with government stevedoring. Wage dispute centers on 32 cents demand vs 14 18 to 22 cent offers. Government seeks negotiations while considering nonunion Hawaiian Stevedores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ingram M. Stainback
Islands
CIO
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
Harry Bridges
Dwight Steele
LU. S
George Hillenbrand
Bridges
Walter D. Ackerman Jr
Union
Pacific
Ben Rush
Board of Harbor Commissioners
C O C Group Opposes Water Bonds Plan
The Chamber of Commerce tax study committee opposes general obligation bonds for water department improvements. Fred Snyder, committee chair, told Mayor E T Houston and the city council that water service expansion is needed now but urged issuing the full 2,500,000 as water revenue bonds maturing in 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Tax Study Committee
Fred Snyder
E. T. Houston
Killer Loose in Florida Tourist Area After Murders
A 75 year old New Yorker Norman Young Browne was killed in Crystal Springs Florida after a knife attack that left the blade lodged in his body. His wife Anna Browne and another couple were wounded as police blocked access to the Pinellas peninsula and the causeway into Tampa Bay while searching for a curly haired attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Fla
Florida Gulf Coast
Norman Young Browne
Pinellas Peninsula
Tampa Bay
Browne
Anna Browne
Miles Crum
Brownes
Crum
Chicago
Lester Lambert
Physical Tests At Tucson High Will Continue
Vice Principal Andy Tolson announced that Dr. Elizabeth H. Laidlaw, city schools physician, will continue pre registration physical examinations at Tucson High School through August. She will see students on August 8 9 12 15 16 17 23 25 and 26 in the nurse's office at 6 p.m for girls and 7 p.m for boys.
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Andy Tolson
Tucson High School
Elizabeth H. Laidlaw
Thelma Edgar
Mildred Elliott
Laidlaw
THS
Toléon
Tolson
Realty Service Inaugurated in Tucson by Drachman and Oliver
A new real estate service is organized in Tucson by Roy Drachman and G. A. Tex Oliver. It will handle rental management and maintenance for owners of more than 100 rental units and be headquartered at the Roy Drachman Realty Co. offices in the Tucson Title Insurance Co. building on West Pennington Street.
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Tucson
Roy Drachman
G. A
Tex) Oliver
Oliver
Roy Drachman Realty Co
New
Tucson Title Insurance Co
West Pennington Street
William C Gould Rites Held In Tucson
Services for William Crozier Gould 58 who died at his home 3656 N Mountain Ave will be held early this week Bring's funeral home handles arrangements He came to Tucson in 1946 from DeKalb Illinois where he taught school He is survived by two sons William Jr and Dr Frank Gould a daughter Mrs Rosemary G Davis a brother and two sisters located in eastern cities
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William Crozier Gould
Mountain Ave
Mr. Gould
Tucson
DeKalb
Ill
William Jr
Kankakee
Frank Gould
Rosemary G. Davis
Benjamin
St. Louis
Recruit Robert E Wright Listed in Osaka with 25th Infantry
Recruit Robert E Wright of 122 N Mountain Ave is now serving with the 25th Infantry Division headquarters in Osaka Honshu Japan. He is the son of Paul I Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wright
N. Mountain Ave
25Th Infantry Division
Osaka
Honshu
Japan
Paul I. Wright
Motions in Gambling Case Set for Tuesday Hearing
In Phoenix, motions to dismiss an appeal and to stay execution are scheduled for Tuesday before Superior Judge Lee Garrett. The case concerns three private club managers William Krylowicz George Brooks and Harry Ellebracht and the 16 confiscated slot machines.
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Lee Garrett
C. W. Gardner
William Krylowicz
Tucson Press Club
George Brooks
Old Pueblo Club
Harry Ellebracht
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Bryce H. Wilson
Gardner
E. T. Cusick
Arizona
Frank H. Watkins
Cusick
John F. O'Mara
Wilson
Children Aid Funds Transit to Social Agencies Council
Funds from the Pima County Association for Juveniles now folded into the council of social agencies will aid needy children. Thelma McQuade notes $817.71 remains to buy books shoes and necessities. Administrators Rollin T Gridley Julia Keen and Joseph Lee will manage disbursements and consider ongoing gifts from groups like the 20 30 Ann's.
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Pima’ County Association For
Council of Social Agencies
Thelma McQuade
Czechoslovakian Love Now Is Communistic
Prague reports the Communist press bans lonely hearts ads offering marriage. Rude Pravo says Czechs should meet in volunteer work brigades for the harvest and other projects to build the new democratic society.
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Prague
New Democratic Society
Czechoslovakia
Ague Communist Press
Communist Party
Rude Pravo
Tucson men join Air Force via local recruiting office
Virgil Seth Dodson of 516 E Eighth Street and Robert J Clarkson of 1102 E 30th Street enlist through the local recruiting office. They will be stationed after completing training.
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Water Bonds
Florida
Tucson High
William C. Gould
China
Korea
Reds
Chinhae
Korean
Chiang Kai-shek
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Elpidio Quirino
Philippines
Quirino
San Francisco
Truman
Chiang
Baguio
Pacific Union
United States
Rhee
Asia
Formosa
Cole
Canterbury
Benitiff Arysler
Chrysler
Beauday Motor CO
Stone Avenue
Chrysler Dealers
Sammy Kaye
KVOA
Jiemann Feed & Supply
Mortin Stone
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio, Tex
W. J. Fox
Paint Quiz
America
Wonsover
DIST
S. Cherry
Jeanne Determann
Los Angeles
Jeanne
Claramae Turner
Jerome Hines
Metropolitan Opera Company
Dorothy Warenskjold
San Francisco Opera Association
Paulena Carter
Symphony Network
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