Test Like 1936s Incident Feared By Washington
Washington weighs a possible fresh Europe crisis seen as a Russia engineered test akin to 1936 Rhineland events. Moscow accused of arming in German zones and pressuring Tito, with debates on remobilizing US air power and using the UN Security Council to slow any response.
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David Lawrence Washington
Europe
Hitler
Rhineland
Russia
Moscow
London
Berlin
Tito
United States
Hatch Fearing Split Congress
Sen. Hatch of New Mexico warned it would be most unfortunate for the nation if party responsibility in Congress were divided following a potential Republican victory in the House races. He said Republicans are unlikely to win Senate control and noted voter resentments after World War II.
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Washington
Sen
Hatch
D-Nm
Congress
House
New Mexico
Senate
Racketeering warned as Tucson police brace for crime
Chief Hays says rackets may arise with visiting eastern mobsters at Grace ranch. He notes known underworld owners in Tucson and urges citizens to report gambling and extortion signals. Officers promise to prevent shootings or kidnappings within city limits.
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Hays
Tucson
Grace Ranch
Licavoli
Eyman
Arizona
Police Department
Yugoslav Dispute Tests Veto Power at UN
The article notes United States and Britain leading a majority on Yugoslav concerns while Mexican Delegate Luis Padillo Nervo urges bilateral settlement. A veto by Russia could block any UN decision, risking a stalemate similar to Iran-Soviet or Spain crises and challenging the Big Five’s influence.
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United States
Britain
Luis Padillo Nervo
Russia
Yugoslavia
Iran
Soviet Union
Spain
Yugoslavia Spars With U S Over Downed Planes
Diplomatic brief notes Tito's pledge to avoid firing on foreign planes and the U S ultimatum. A latest Yugoslav claim of satisfaction seeks to prevent a renewed crisis as July–Aug incidents prompt talks with witnesses and possible UN involvement.
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Nesses
Marshal Tito
U. S
Richard O. Patterson
Tito
United Nations Security Council
Patterson
Yugoslavia
Balkan
United States
Italy
Austria
Capitol Hill
Sen. Kilgore
D-Wva
Moscow
City Briefs Bank Debits Reported For Week End Aug 21
Ernest A Sayre manager of the Tucson Clearing House association reported that bank debits for the week ending Aug 21 totaled 10 317 774 dollars, up from 7 398 583 dollars for the week ending Aug 22 1945 and 2 305 114 dollars for the week ending Aug 21 1940. Total clearing house transactions for the week ending Aug 21 by two banks were 10 348 081 dollars.
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Ernest A. Sayre
Tucson Clearing House Association
Veterans Win Additions to War Surplus Items List
Veterans gain access to more than twenty additional war surplus items from concrete mixers to cash registers under the War Assets Administration. Limits may apply per purchaser, with priority given to those holding purchase certificates. The expanded list includes office, photographic, restaurant, bakery, and other equipment, while potential revocation of international organization purchase privileges looms.
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Washington
War Assets Administration
WAA
United Nations
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitations Administration
Nogales Legionnaires Fetch Extra Leave Pay Forms
Nogales American Legion officials Jesus Sotomayor and Woodrow Richards flew to Phoenix to collect 1000 additional blank application forms for terminal leave pay. They planned immediate return to Nogales.
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Phoenix
Nogales
UA Students Lead In Meet
Arizona Senior AAU swimming finals begin at University Park pool Phoenix after preliminaries in ten events. Morning results include University of Arizona and Coronado Park, University Aquatic Club, Tempe, Florence, Tucson and University of A teams in various distances and relays.
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Phoenix
U.P
Arizona
University Park Pool
C. Clemens
Florence
Louis_ Silverstein
University of Arizona
Nor_ Reynolds
Coronado Park
Ivan Birmingham
Mary Lou Hines
Tucson
Genevieve Hines
Jonell Foster
Betty Bouse
Tempe
Jo Ann Watland
Alice Phillips
Barbara
Penny Block
Rayma Lou Neeb
Betty Rouse
Dorothy Betty
Peg Scott
University Aquatic Club
James McPherson
Congress
Chuck Clements
Monty Wilkinson
U. of A
Jimmy Crane
Norbert Reynolds
Coronado
Bob Thompson
Joe Yamamizuki
Aquatic Club
Mt Lemmon Lodge Promises Resort Pleasures
Mt Lemmon Lodge offers horseback riding hiking dancing and rest with cool pine forests and restocked trout at the lake and streams. Guests can enjoy meals and rooms by calling 2818 and the dining room features steak dinners for the public.
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Mt. Lemmon
Mt. Lemmon Lodge
Pricing Structures for Metal Goods in 1946 Reseller Markups
The document outlines pricing for metallic lead products such as holders, type metal, pipe fittings, wire and related items. It states resellers may set their own maximum prices by applying their March 31 1946 percentage markups to existing costs.
Boy with skull fracture after truck accident
Arnolo Santa Cruz, 14, of 1456 West Delaware Street, tried to swing into a dump truck bed yesterday afternoon. The bed closed on him, trapping him against the frame. Deputies William Stewart and Fred Ybarra freed him. He suffered a skull fracture and a broken arm but was reported in good condition at a local hospital.
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Arnolo Santa Cruz
Delaware Street
William Stewart
Fred Ybarra
Recall Petition Against Gila Bend Officer Filed
A recall petition charging J. R. Terry with misconduct in office as constable of the Gila Bend justice precinct has been filed with the Maricopa county board of supervisors. Signed by 98 voters, it cites intemperance gambling attempted assault on citizens and incompetence. Terry is a deputy sheriff and may face a recall election or resignation. He was nominated on the Democratic ticket for a third term.
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Phoenix
J. R
Jack) Terry
Gila Bend Justice
Maricopa
Anti Franco Meeting Broken Up by Students in Mexico City
National university students disrupted an anti Franco meeting in Mexico City to block reading a message from Vicente Lombardo Toledano president of CTAL. Police restored order after a half hour clash between student factions. the meeting failed to start. A student spokesman said they barred the message at a meeting organized by the Institute.
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Mexico City
National University
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Latin American Labor Federation
CTAL
Lombardo Toledano
Institute
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de Gasp
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G. W. Patterson
L. M. Patterson
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Valley Bank
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By Sterling F. Green
Nogales Legionnaires
Imin
East
I & Oz. Bar
Libby
Ipeet
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Globe A
Senneeee
Durkee’s
Pure Arizona
Loin
Rte
M. A. Wuerschmidt
E. Broadway
Gila Bend
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Texaco
Remington Typewriters
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L. A
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GLOBE
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