United States Prepares for Possible European Crisis
The Belgrade Yugoslavia incident prompts U S resolve for reparation and apology, with possible escort planes for protection. Washington signals remobilization and a broader push to maintain a Europe peace presence, aided by the UN Security Council if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Belgrade
United States
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Roosevelt
Yalta
America
Truman
Europe
Marshal Tito
Moscow
United Nations
Security Council of the
Congress
Pacific
European
United Nations Security Council
New York
Eugene Cottrell Injured In Downtown Cafe Fight
Eugene E Cottrell of 612 East Mojave road was treated at Pima county hospital for a stab wound to the left forearm after an altercation with an unknown cowboy outside a downtown cafe. The fight followed a prior incident at a dance and was reportedly to settle the matter. Police have a description of the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Cottrell
Mojave Road
Pima County Hospital
Cottrell
Army Notices Highlight Local Officers and Soldiers
Lt Col Carl N Smith of Tucson assigned to Army Information Section Washington DC after Ardennes Rhineland and Central Europe campaigns. Lt Jessy Powell ordered to Camp Stoneman for transport to Manila as dietitian. Pfc Richard R Lopez of Tucson recently visited Frankenian and serves in the 438th Signal Construction Battalion policing the American zone from Kitzingen Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N. Smith
East
Edison Street
Army Headquarters
Washington, D. C
Smith
University of Arizona
National Guard
Ninth Armored Division
Ardennes
Luxembourg
Belgium
Rhineland
Army of Occupation
Germany
Col. Smith
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
Jessy Powell
Sylvia Powell
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Army
Camp Stoneman
Pittsburg
Calif
Manila
P. I
Richard R. Lopez
Tucson
Frankenian
Switzerland
Bayreuth
Pfc
Lopez
438Th Signal Construction Battalion
Kitzingen
George White Not To Appeal Hit-Run Case
George White 52, NY and Hollywood producer, begins a one year road gang sentence after pleading guilty to hit and run in Solano Beach fatality. Judge Shell refused probation despite recommendations from Bing Crosby Bob Hope and Jack Benny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
George White
New York
Hollywood
Joe E. Shell
White
Claude Mc Lester Lee
Anna Leona Lee
Solano Beach
Shell
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Texas Voters Nominate Governor and 8 House Seats in Runoff
In Dallas on August 24 the Democratic run off picks nominees for governor and five U S representatives along with three other state officials. Key races include governor contenders Beauford H Jester and Homer P Rainey with Rainey pushing higher natural resource taxes for social programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
United States
Beauford H. Jester
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texas
Hatton W. Sumners
Fritz Lanham
Sam Russell
Sumners
J. Frank Wilson
Sarah T. Hughes
Wilson
Wingate Lucas
Lanham
Penn Jackson
William Blanton
Omar Burleson
Russell
Benjamin Franklin Named First Colonial Postmaster General
Benjamin Franklin was appointed the first colonial postmaster general at Philadelphia in 1753 and held the post for 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Truman Tops For 1948 Race
A Princeton survey shows Democratic voters prefer President Truman for 1948. More than six in ten Democrats name Truman, with Henry Wallace second. On the Republican side Dewey leads, followed by Stassen Bricker and Vandenberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Truman
Henry Wallace
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
White House
Aeggg Wallace
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
John W. Bricker
GOP
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Earl Warren
California
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Doctor L. H. Howard Named to TB Group Panel
City-county health officer Dr. L. H. Howard is appointed to a national Anti-Tuberculosis Association committee on tuberculosis among Spanish speakers. He serves long term as health officer and will join a El Paso meeting on October 12 to plan the next international medical congress and Spanish publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Howard
National Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Howard
el Paso
Tex
Rockslides Weigh Down Mt Lemmon Road After Heavy Rain
Mt Lemmon road travel is seriously impeded by rockslides from yesterday's heavy rain north of Tucson. County Engineer George Grove reports piles of debris blocking lanes and warns low clearance cars may have great difficulty. Federal prison camp laborers are clearing, while flooding hinders progress. The Oracle route remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lemmon
Grove
Tucson
George Grove
Rillite River
Rock Canyon Creek
Sabine Canyon Road
Oracle
Reckless Driving Fined for John Richard Allen
John Richard Allen, 19, of 1110 East Adams Street, was fined $60 and sentenced to 15 days in jail after speeding and reckless driving by police. The magistrate allowed the jail term to start August 31. officers reported he had been drinking at the time of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richard Allen
East Adams Street
Allen
Paul J. Cella
Sharp Place
Roserage
6Th St. Bet
Chas, Mehuis
Arizona Wildlife Magazine
John T. Knagge
CIO Union Indicted on Sherman Antitrust Claims
The CIO international fishermen's union and 15 officials face federal indictment for allegedly forcing dealers to sign price contracts for fresh fish between Morro Bay California and the Mexican border. The probe also cites boycotts against nonconforming dealers. The case covers an annual catch of 20 million pounds valued at 9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
CIO International Fishermen’s Union
Morro Bay
Calif
J. E
Ed” Howard
Arizona
Coolidge
Ed Echols
Tucson
Mosquito response linked to human exhaled CO2
Entomologists report that mosquitoes are highly attracted to the carbon dioxide humans exhale. The finding underscores why people outdoors draw more bites and may influence future repellents and protective measures.
Services Planned For Mrs Rosa Enciso 72
Funeral services and burial for Mrs Rosa Enciso 72 of 403 North Court who died recently in Los Angeles will be at 4 p m today at Holy Hope Family church and Holy Hope cemetery. Enciso was born in Tucson and lived here all her life. She is survived by son Henry Enciso of Los Angeles daughter Mrs Rachel G Wright two grandsons Benjamin Wright and William Vasquez and granddaughter Rosemary Wright, all of Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Enciso
North Court
Los Angeles
Holy Hope Family Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Enciso
Tucson
Henry Enciso
Rachel G. Wright
Benjamin Wright
William Vasquez
Rosemary Wright
Tucson Area Discusses Highway Plans With Douglas Visitors
A Tuc kson goodwill group touring six planes visited Douglas and discussed highway routes with the Douglas chamber of commerce board. Topics included the sunshine area roundup and an air tourist map. U S 62 extension proposals from El Paso to California were noted, with debate over U S 80 and U S 66 placement on a national highway map. California seeks U S 66 substitution, while advocates push to keep U S 80 on the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Tuckson
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine Area
Sun Country
Arizona
West Texas
New Mexico
Tucson
San Diego
el Paso
California
Buffalo
N. Y
Public Roads Association
Fortune tellers read lines on feet and hands
Chinese fortune tellers interpret the lines on the soles of the feet along with markings on the palms to predict fate and character. The practice combines foot reading with palmistry as a traditional method.
New England House Seeks New Home
A Weymouth birthplace of Abigail Adams, the small gembrel roof colonial, may be moved to Quincy to join the Adams family estate unless Weymouth preserves the site. The Federal Public Housing Administration seeks space for a new development and the Quincy Chamber of Commerce considers relocating the house to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Adams
United States
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Weymouth
Federal Public Housing Administration
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
Quincy
Adams
Abigail
Kennecott Reports Higher First-Half Profit for 1946
Kennecott Copper Corp. reported six months ended June 30 1946 net profit before depletion of 4,508,933 dollars or 42 cents a share, down from 16,378,498 dollars or 1.51 a share in the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennecott Copper Corp
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Eugene Cottrell
Cowboy
John M. Harlow
R. A. Wilbur Jr
Alameda Street
Carl Smith
Washington Post
Al’s
South 6Th Ave
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
James F. Byrnes
Edward R. Steftinius, Jr
University of Virginia
Claude Pepper
Florida
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Paul V. McNutt
Philippine Islands
TB Group
Oscar’s
Texaco
Subway Cleaning Service
Samm
Fourth Ave
TAXCO
Mexican Delicatessen
12Th Ave
CIO Union
Comanche County
Lee Turnbow
Dublin
W. C. Howard
Bill Howard
Reno
Nev
J. E. Howard
S. Stone
Gray Horse Trailers
Gray
Oakes and Allen Sts
San Angelo
Olin Sims
Washington St
Parker Mortuary Ambulance Service
N. Stone
Electrolux Corporation Sales and Service
Sixth St
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna KE. Yocum
Military Academy
Hamilton Keddie
Academy
Pinneer Hotel
University of California
War Department
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Pacific Coast
Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the
Brown Military Academy
Pacific Beach
H. V. Halladay
E. 6Th St
Anaau
Alfred A.coh
Ayam Rad
Flo-Kold
Polito
East Ninth Street
Billy Durazzo
Tucson Realty and Trust Company Insurance
New England
Mass
Tucson Game Protective Association
He Printing Company
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Bprecvath
AZNEM
F.D.I.C
ETH
East Broadway
Reny Receipts
G. I
Congress Street
Stone Avenue
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