Angry Reds Shout For Trial's End
A noisy line of about 100 marchers gathers outside the federal courthouse where 11 top Communist leaders face trial. They chant and carry signs demanding a mistrial and accuse Judge Medina of delaying justice. The protesters target juror Janney and defend the defendants amid contempt sentences. Max Weiss testifies, saying the party rejects violence to overthrow the government.
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Peace
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Max Weiss
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Air Force seeks 24000 aircraft under 70 group plan
The Senate approved by unanimous consent a large expansion of the air force by retaining authority for 24 000 serviceable aircraft or 224 000 airframe tons, while striking detailed 70 group and squadron language. The measure drops missile development for both services, leaving final decisions to a defense secretary and possible Senate-House conference.
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Senate
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Congress
Army
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Navy
State Guards Ending Cam P Camp Huachuca
Approximately 1,200 members of the Arizona national guard will return home Sunday by truck and bus after a two week training course at Fort Huachuca. The final week featured intensive combat training including a three day bivouac and recognition for the light aviation section. Col. Frederick R. Stofft directed traffic. Capt. D. W. Vineyard piloted planes that flew to Phoenix Sky Harbor, maintained HQ communications, and bombed bivouac area troops with flour sacks while also serving as artillery spotters.
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Frederick R. Stofft
Tucson
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Public Welfare Group Meetings Rescheduled by Tucson Club
There will be no meetings of the Public Welfare Group of the Tucson Woman's Club on Aug. 29 or Sept. 5. Meetings will resume at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 12, at the clubhouse. All members are invited and asked to bring sandwiches for the noon lunch.
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Tucson Woman's Club
Floyd Lee Sarcoxi Charged With Theft
Floyd Lee Sarcoxi, transient in Tucson three days, was arrested Friday night in a local bar for petty larceny. He attempted to sell a stolen electric fan and admitted stealing items from several stores since his arrival. He also said he served jail terms in Arkansas and Missouri.
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Floyd Lee Sarcoxi
Tucson
Sarcoxi
Arkansas
Missouri
Abe Hudson Funeral to Be Held Tuesday
Services for Abe Hudson who died Thursday in a local hospital will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Arizona mortuary with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Hudson, 67, is survived by a son Thomas and two daughters Mrs. Lula Johnson and Mrs. Robert Price, all of Tucson, with another son and daughter also surviving.
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Abe Hudson
Arizona
Pioneer Labor Leader J W Hopkins Dies at 75 in Tucson
Joseph William Hopkins a pioneer Tucson printer and longtime union advocate died at his home at 203 E Second St age 75. He helped organize Acme Printing Co and led labor efforts in the 1920s. Rites set at Scottish Rite cathedral. He leaves a wife Ethel and daughter Margaret Stark of Oakland.
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Ma) Hopkins
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F&am
Margaret Stark
Oakland
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Evergreen Cemetery
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Harry Truswell
John Durkin
M. H. Starkweather
Oscar Davis
Ford Rasmussen
Bring’s Funeral Home
Airman Morris Assigned to Davis-Monthan Base
Tech. Sgt. James M. Morris, son of Mrs. Velma S. Morris of 535 S Fifth Ave, transferred from Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. He will join the 43rd Medical Group at the local base.
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Shaw Air Force Base
South Carolina
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City tax rates examined by Tucson chamber groups
Tucson's industrial tax rate will be compared with neighboring communities in a joint chamber study. Aimed at guiding possible tax revisions, the report follows a Phoenix Chamber of Commerce finding that Tucson lags behind Albuquerque Salt Lake City and Los Angeles in attracting new industry. Subcommittees include Gale Smith T M Gillespie Fred LaVell Philip Hudson Shirley Portnoy and Clark Ford.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
C. Edgar Goyette
Gale Smith
T. M. Gillespie
Fred LaVell
Industrial
Philip Hudson
Shirle Portnoy
Clark Ford
Festival to climax Tucson teen dance program
Tucson set for a third annual teen age dance festival on September 2 at the Tucson Sports arena. County recreational department and Tucson Federation of Musicians sponsor the event with three orchestras donated by the musicians union and a floor show from local clubs. Winners will receive prizes in the waltz and jitterbug contests. All teens and parents invited.
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Tucson
County Recreational Department
Tucson Federation of Musicians
Musicians Union
Miller and wife file bankruptcy petition in federal court
Richard A Miller and Lucille Miller filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court here. Miller, a general contractor residing at 4121 E Fourth St, lists liabilities of 20404.48 dollars and assets of 14356.18 dollars.
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Lucille Miller
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E. Fourth St
Talent Scout Sees Hidden Stars in Tucson Auditions
James S Rankin chief auditioner for Horace Heidt Youth Opportunity shows praises Tucson auditions. More than 50 locals performed Friday at the University of Arizona auditorium, with another 50 expected Saturday at KTUC. Rankin emphasizes vision to picture acts on stage with orchestra accompaniment.
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Rankin
Horace Heidt
Optimist Club
KTUC
Rankin scouts talent across states with 6142 hopefuls heard
Rankin notes most auditioners falter and seek to please. He eases nerves by allowing starts over and occasional breath breaks. Heidt stars like Tommy Check and Ralph Sigwald emerged, with current champions the Shepard brothers. He heard 6,142 hopefuls last year across 38 states and expects to top those numbers this year.
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Rankin
Tommy Check
Ralph Sigwald
Shepard Brothers
Turson Daily Citizen Weekend Note on LA Entertainer
A Los Angeles actor and public relations veteran with 12 years in show business is highlighted. He has served as a stage manager and spent seven years in the Marine Corps, reflecting a varied career path.
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Los Angeles
Marine Corps
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