Labor strife hits steel rail and rubber sectors nationwide
More than 32,000 Bethlehem Steel shipyard workers threaten to strike as three rail brotherhoods meet NYC officials to avert a railway walkout. CIO unions push for wage boosts and fringe-benefit deals across plants from Indiana to New York Central routes.
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Indiana
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of
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CIO
CIO United Rubber Workers
B. F. Goodrich
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Wilson & Co
Cudahy
New York Central
International ‘Harvester Co
Independent
Farm Equipment Workers Union
Vandals Strike New Yavapai School Building
Sheriff investigators and school officials blame local children for extensive vandalism at the Amphitheater district’s new Yavapai school. Five rooms were entered, lights broken, and glass shattered. contractor Leonard Daily Construction Co. cites about $3,000 loss and potential penalties for late turnover. The opening was planned for September 8 with a bid of $348,000. water supply drilling has faced delays but a well has been found.
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Leonard Daily Construction Co
Lawrence Cross
Cross
Mather Seeks GOP Nomination for Pima County Rep
Harold W. Mather of 909 E Eighth Street announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Pima county state representative district 5. He will face Dr. John W McInnes. incumbent Rep. John S Hardwicke remains unopposed on the Democratic ticket. A builder and rancher born in his current home, Mather lists district funding between Arizona State College at Tempe and the University of Arizona as a key plank.
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Eighth St
Pima County
John W.mcinnes
GOP
John S. Hardwicke
Mather
Arizona State College
Tempe
University of Arizona
Editor accuses Duff of misquoting Stevenson over Washington mess
In Portland Oregon editor Tom Humphrey of the Oregon Journal charged Sen James Duff with deliberately misinterpreting a Stevenson remark about the Washington mess. Stevenson had replied he could not clean up Washington without scrutiny of his Illinois record and three years of progress. Duff defended his charge citing Stevenson’s Denver remarks admitting a mess in Washington.
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Denver
Kids Day NBC Program To Feature Tucson Boys Chorus
The Tucson Boys Chorus will be featured on NBCs Kids Day program on September 9. The invitation came from Hollywood columnist Jimmy Fidler, head of the National Kids Day foundation sponsored by Kiwanis clubs. Chorus director Eduardo Caso announced NBC will tape the songs in Tucson. Tryouts start Thursday at Knights of Pythias hall for boys ages 11 to 14, with a travel choir of 30 and a larger group hoped to reach 70. A January tour of 11 states across 40 cities is planned. The boys have recent national recognition in Good Housekeeping and Etude Music magazines.
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Seattle
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National
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Tucson
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Kiwanis Club
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Good Housekeeping
Etude Music Magazine
Court Law-In-Motion Calendar Resumes Sept 22
The U S district court law in motion calendar will resume September 22 and then meet regularly at 2 p m each Monday. Judge James A Walsh announced the change to avoid conflicts with Pima County Superior Court schedules.
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James A. Walsh
Pima County
Hotel Burglary Suspect Held
Police held Norton Everett McDonald, 27, of 181 E Broadway, on burglary charges after a hotel safe was robbed for about 50 to 60 dollars early today. Officers found him about an hour later near the hotel night man’s car in a parking lot and recovered 52.23 dollars from him.
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E. Broadway
McDonald
Sam Kneff
Pete TP ME
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Missing Safe and Stolen Cash At Lewis Hotel
At the Lewis hotel Kneff discovered his safe ajar with about 60 dollars missing after noticing a key nearby. Police tracked suspect McDonald who appeared as officers watched the car. Kneff had earlier awoken to a vitamin term linked to Casimir Funk, now with U S Vitamin Corp.
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Lewis Hotel
E. Broadway
McDonald
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