Miners Chief Heads To Parley For New Contract Talks
John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers prepares to lead negotiations with soft coal operators in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. He may push concrete proposals as stockpiles dwindle and a Labor Day showdown looms. Separate talks run between UMW and United States Steel Corp. mines supplying furnaces.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Northern and Western
Clarksburg
Greenbrier
Southern
Bluefield
UMW
United Stats Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
General Clark Praises Arizona Guard After Inspection
Gen Mark Clark lauds Arizona National Guard for high training standards and morale during a visit at Ft Huachuca. He met 22 veterans from Italy's campaign and officers, congratulating Maj Gen A M Tuthill on facilities and training before departing for San Francisco.
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FT. Huachuca
Arizona
Mark Clark
Sixth Army
Fifth Army
Italy
Arizona Guard
Clark
A. M. Tuthill
Gen. Clark
National Guard
San Francisco
Remick Buehman
Tucson
John G. Westover
Flagstaff
Novian E. Anderson
Prescott
John A. Warrie
Kingman
Welden M. Green
Safford
Benjamin V. Mondragon
Phoenix
Elfren C. Cox
Yuma
Harry Holman
Anthony I. Johnson
Mesa
Edmund Velasquez
Charles Cotton
Clifford W. Smith
Lost 21 Jewel Gold Wrist Watch At Tucson Stadium
Ben Wilson reported a 21 jewel gold wrist watch valued at 192 dollars lost Monday night during a softball game at Tucson high school stadium. The item was located near 331 East Hawthorne Jr. and police were notified.
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Ben Wilson
E. Hawthorne Jr
Tucson
Wilson
Cost-Saving Cinderblocks Sparks High School Row
Tucson labor council protests using cinderblocks to save about 20000 at the $1125000 vocational high school on East Seventh Street. Bricklayers union argues solid brick was specified and bids were not reopened. School officials defend cinderblocks as compliant and stronger than code, noting regional use.
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East Seventh Street
Tucson Central Labor Trades Council
Bricklayers Union
Martin Kenny
Kenny
Robert D. Morrow
Morrow
E. D. Herreras
Herreras
Home repairman electrocuted under house during fix
Joseph Dick aged 55 was killed when his electric trouble light shorted out while he crawled under a house to repair plumbing. He was working alone in Los Angeles on August 23.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Joseph Dick
Soldiers named in protesters list
Sgts. Albert Sainz Solomonville Dan Zapien Phoenix Bernard Davis Phoenix Thomas E. Holly Phoenix Robert N. Spurlock Young Armando G. Vidal Tucson Isadore Del Re Phoenix and H T West Phoenix Corp Elgin Cloyd Mesa and Pvts Luciano Alonzo Mesa and Jose Fairfield Miami.
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Albert Sainz
Solomonville
Dan Zapien
Phoenix
Bernard Davis
Thomas E. Holly
Robert N. Spurlock
Young
Armando G. Vidal
Tucson
Isadore del Re
H. T. West
Phoenix. Corp
Elgin Cloyd
Mesa
Luciano Alonzo
Jose Fairfield
Miami
Thief Takes 21 Chickens After Entering Yard
Mrs. Bonnie Waddell reported 21 prize pullets stolen from her yard at 1300 E. Seneca with a large footprint found as the sole clue. Police traced prints to North Mountain avenue and East Waverly street but could not follow further. Two sets of smaller prints were found before officers arrived, suggesting youths may be involved.
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Bonnie R. Waddell
E. Seneca St
North Mountain Avenue
East Waverly Street
Federal Aid For Schools Revived Again
A House Labor Committee move to force action on federal aid to education gains a majority signatures from Rep. Sims and others. Chairman Lesinski had refused to convene, risking reopening the heated dispute over government aid to parochial and private schools.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Rep. Sims
D-Sc
House
Lesinski
Dmich
Rep
Burke
Ohio
Sims
Nixon
Calif
Barden
D-Nc
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Costlier Arizona student union plan moves forward
Consulting Architect Michael Hare urged a $97,500 increase to 9,000 extra square feet for the University of Arizona student union. Regents must approve, with bids expected around January 1 after fundraising drives target $100,000.
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University of Arizona
Michael Hare
New York City
Hare
Association of College Student Unions
A. Louis Slonaker
Union Committee
W. R. Wayland
Phoenix
Tucson
H. S. Corbett
Roy Drachman
Wayland
J. Mel Goodson
A. Lee Lowery
Union
Board of Regents
Slonaker
James Macmillan
Three Criminal Cases Heard In Pima County
After a summer lull, U.S. Commissioner Thomas H. McKay heard three criminal matters. Jose Martinez Corral, 20, waived grand jury rights at his preliminary hearing and was ordered held in Pima County jail under a $1,000 bond to answer in district court. An illegal re-entry charge followed.
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U.S
Thomas H. McKay
Jose Martinez Corral
United States
Pima County
Turson Baily Citter Testimony Aug 23 1949
A report notes Juan Lopez-Martinez, 19, held in county jail on 1000 bond after a brief hearing on illegal entry accusations. Ernesto Rivera-Valenciana, 46, received a preliminary hearing for illegal entry and remains jailed under 500 bond for district court action.
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Mexico
Juan Lopez-Martinez
Ernesto Rivera- Valenciana
SGT Calvin C Jones Assigned to Local AAF Office
Flagstaff based SGT Calvin C Jones has been assigned to the local army air force recruiting office after three years of service in Flagstaff.
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Calvin C. Jones
Flagstaff
Army Air Force
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