Strike Looms Over Harvester Drive To End Talks
A strike vote at International Harvester tractor works in Chicago area shows 2,854 in favor to 433 against as 26,000 Harvester workers face stalled contracts. CIO UPW calls strategy meeting in Chicago amid sectorwide walkouts and volatile talks with Armour Swift Wilson Cudahy.
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International Harvester
Tiggions
International Harvester Tractor Works
Kago
Reck Falls
Louisville
CIO United Parkinghouse
Chicago
Com- 2 Gee
Arvester
Inde Dent Farm Equipment Workers
Erald Fielde
Harvester Council
Harvester
CLO Packinghouse Union
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Wilson & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour
UPW
AFL Amalgamated Meat Tiers
French German Tiff Over Saar Clouds Ali Maher Overtures
The week’s balance sheet shows Egypt’s Ali Maher seeking a solution to the Suez dispute and Sudan fate, Australia offering Hamel Island base access to the United States, Yugoslavia sending a military mission to Greece, and German French clashes over the Saar. The Saar dispute threatens the Schuman plan and European integration amid postwar defense alignments.
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Saar
Ali Maher
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Sudan
Middle East
Australia
United States
Manus Island
Honolulu
New Zealand
Admiralty Islands
New Guinea
Yugoslavia
Greece
Belgium
Matthew B. Ridgway
France
Europe
City Council Eyes Tax Rate, Water Hike and Road Projects
The council agenda includes setting the 1952 53 tax rate near 3 62 per 100 assessed valuation, a water rate increase about 13 percent, and two road widening and improvement matters. Officials may seek a court order to open ballots from the special election and consider a new city sign ordinance and land sale items.
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Department of Finance
Harry Buchanan
The
Housing Authority
San Francisco
Sykes
Congress
Two Wounded By Rifle Shots Near Continental Hunt
Two men were treated for gunshot injuries yesterday. Pete Trujillo, 18, of 4056 Santa Barbara Ave, was shot in the left leg by a rifle in Tom Kelly's car after a hunting trip near Continental. Kelly, 3919 E Monte Vista Ave, said the rifle was cocked and loaded. Trujillo was to be discharged from the county hospital. A fragment struck Oliver J. Koeber during a family picnic in Sabinanon, near 2339 Tastland Ave, as a rock and rifle fragment hit him while his wife and son Carl fired a 2 caliber rifle at a target. Koeber was treated at Tucson Medical Center and released.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Pete Trujillo
Santa Barara Ave
Tom Kelly
Monte Vista Ave
Trujillo
Kelly
Continental
Oliver J. Koeber
Sabina Nyon
Koeber
Tastland Ave
Carl
Tucson Medical Center
Four Injured In Evening City Crashes Reported
Four persons received minor injuries in three accidents investigated by sheriff deputies overnight including a four car pile up on East Speedway at Camilla boulevard. One driver, Celina Dennett, 18, refused medical aid for a right eye injury. Deputy cited Richard Sereno for reckless driving in a one vehicle crash with Criss Norris. The four car collision caused about 1000 in damage. An unrelated crash injured Mrs Dame and an unidentified passenger in a Barnes vehicle. Arlington Osborn suffered elbow abrasions after a separate crash at North Ninth avenue and West Ventura street. Each involved about 100 damage.
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Sheriff's Deputies
East Speedway
Camilla Boulevard
Celina R. Dennett
S. Fifth Ave
Richard M. Sereno
Sereno
South Second Avenue
East 26Th Street
Criss William Norris
W. Luna St
Dame
Barnes
Winifred Osborn
Ventura St
North Ninth Avenue
Ventura Street
Benjamin Ellis
Fourth Ave
Miss Osborn
Gary R. Olson
Stone Ave
Ninth Avenue
Electrical Engineers Host Institute Meeting Next Week
Arizona section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers marks its 10th anniversary by hosting the Pacific general meeting in Phoenix from Tuesday for a four day session at the Hotel Westward Ho. About 600 engineers are expected to register for discussions on current electrical engineering topics and guided tours of copper mines and power facilities.
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Electrical Engineers
Arizona
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Institute
Phoenix
J. E. Redmond
Westward Ho
Tucson
Davis Bartholomew
AIEE
Los Angeles
Electrical Engineers Club of Arizona
Profs
J. C. Clark
Bartholomew
Illuminating Engineering Society
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Optician Guilty In License Case
A justice court jury found Victor M. Garcia guilty of practicing optometry without a license. Deliberations ran from 5 to 8 30 p.m. yesterday, with the sealed verdict read at 10 a.m. today by Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson, who will sentence Garcia. Garcia testified he never prescribed glasses since starting his manufacturing business at 2219 S Sixth Ave in 1946. Two investigators for the state board of optometry gathered evidence against the optician who grinds lenses on prescription from optometrists.
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Justice Court
Victor M. Garcia
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Garcia
Sixth Ave
State Board of Optometry
Shooting Spree Denied By Man
Deputies held Jack McCloy, 29, of 3730 N Oracle Rd, for intoxication and disturbing the peace as they investigated reports of a pistol firing spree on the north side. His estranged wife’s mother, Mrs Dodereen Mitchell, said McCloy appeared at her home and fired shots and threatened to shoot her between the eyes. Deputies traced his trail to a bush off Thurber Road where they found a .38 caliber semi automatic pistol, and later arrested him at King Road and North Oracle.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Jack McCloy
Oracle Rd
Dodereen Mitchell
Pelaar Jr
McCloy
George Quackenbush
Mike Valenzuela
Thurber Road
W. O. Stewart
W. H. Wren
King Road
North Oracle
Sundt Denied Injunction Against Union Pickets
Superior Court Judge J Mercer Johnson denied Sundt an injunction against local No 944 United Brick and Clay Workers union to stop picketing the M M Sundt Construction Co The ruling favors the union allowing striking brick workers to picket the firm and ends Sundt's immediate bid for relief.
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Sundt
United Brick and Clay Workers’ Union
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Two Face Release In Mexico For Early Release
Raymond J. Brown and Martin Gemming returned to Tucy son after crossing into Mexico to give statements about trading two cars for 18 stolen watches at Hermosillo in July. Mexican police seized the watches and jewelry to be used as evidence. Arizona prosecutors may lose leverage with the new material, which local officers sent to Hermosillo police to aid a large department store burglary last April involving watches and jewelry valued at 100,000 pesos.
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Raymond J. Brown
Benson Hwg
Martin Gemming
Mabel Sr
Tucyson
Mexico
Hermosillo
Brown
Gemming
Arizona
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William Reilly
Melrose Park
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Democratic Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
Philip Murray
Continental Can Co
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Liberty Baking Co
Pittsburgh
Arvin
J. W. Boehm
Phil Newsom
Japan
Ith Eas
Peter Howell School
Stone
Camilla
Donald Green Vouell
Second St
Lynn Dee Gaines
Veterans Hospital
Bessie L. Dame
Louisiana
H. E. Barnes
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Optician
Instruments & Supplies
Kee
Tucson Blueprint CO
Parkay
Arizona Building Specialties Company
By Alvin Bring
Jeanette S. Waite
Lloyd R. Waite
Solot Realty CO
Realtors
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Hoffman Homes
F.H.A. Plan
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