Holiday Rush To Jam Traffic
Nationwide Labor Day travel surges as forty million cars fill highways and air travel expands. Safety officials warn fatalities may rise with heavy congestion and speeds, while Milwaukee and Chicago mobilize ambulances and patrols to curb crashes.
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National Safety Council
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Phoenix
Countess Re, Dents
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Madison
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Omaha
United Airlines
Dry Labor Day Forecast Holds Sunshine Hope
Weatherman cautions a mainly dry Labor Day weekend with possible mountain showers and continued drying trend. 24 hour temps ranged from 63 to 98 with most people sleeping in comfort. notable highs include Alba 31 and Detroit 90, Phoenix 101, Flagstaff 75, Fort Worth 98.
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August food prices hit new high in US markets
Food index rose sharply during August with eight-city survey showing 235.6 percent of the 1935-39 average. Pork and chicken led price gains while eggs and dairy rose modestly amid overall higher costs since Korea war onset.
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Germany
U.S
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Tucson City Hall Closed For Labor Day
Tucson City Hall will close Monday for the Labor Day holiday. All city employees except essential-service staff will observe the closure.
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Tucson
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Guzik Tax Settlement Under Open Book Policy
The government disclosed an $100,000 tax settlement with Jack Guzik for $800,000 owed, as part of a new open book policy. Guzik linked to Capone's Chicago crime syndicate, once treasurer, claimed reduced earnings, and could not be reached for further valuation.
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al Capone
Chicago
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Internal Revenue
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Mercy Flight Final Success
A Nebraska sergeant, Tech. Sgt. Charles R. Buggy, from Winnebago, Neb, arrived home in Salem after a Coast Guard mercy flight from a stricken Atlantic transport. He spoke of relief for his ill children and his wife's surgery as relatives awaited updates.
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New York
Bremerhaven
Germany
Wentiover Air Force Base
This Man Is Not Alone Change Makers Propose Park Meter Installations
A citizen suggested installing change making devices near parking meters to the city. The proposal arrived after the individual received a parking ticket while seeking two nickels for a dime.
Criminal Libel Charges Filed in Arizona Case
Fred O. Wilson, private citizen, files criminal libel against County Atty. Robert Morrison and Arizona Daily Star publishers over a news story about Wilson and partner L. L. Waggoner. Morrison denies, claims political motive, while Wilson vows to press charges personally. The case stems from a heated campaign for attorney general and involves alleged disclosures of FBI records and past investigations.
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Pete) Waggoner
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Morrison Plans Criminal Charge Filing Against Wilson
County Atty. Robert Morrison says he will report the case against State Atty. Gen. Fred O. Wilson to the board of supervisors on Tuesday and will file criminal charges as soon as possible thereafter. He refused to disclose a key affidavit, citing protection for the person involved, and detailed four questions about Wilson’s ties to Tucson gamblers and meetings with them.
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Maurice T. Guiney
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Senator Warns Not Limitless Aid From U S
Senator Wills Smith told 350 delegates at the Interparliamentary Union conference in Bern that American aid to the free world is not limitless due to economic problems and a large debt. He noted over six percent of the U S budget has gone to foreign aid and defense, urging awareness of limits while defending freedom against tyranny.
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Foreign Office
Dulles Attacks U S Termites At Amvets Convention
GRAND RAPIDS Mich John Foster Dulles assailed government termites urging greater patriotism among officials and warning that a large, intervening state spends vast sums. He urged a positive policy to liberate captive nations and said containment should be abandoned while avoiding a third world war.
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Allied Air Strikes Hit Pyongyang in Major Korea War Raid
Allied air forces from four nations launched a massive assault on Pyongyang in the Korean War. In three daylight waves totaling about 1,403 sorties, fighters and bombers dropped 697 tons of bombs and fired thousands of rounds. The attack, defended by Sabre jets and Australian Meteors, damaged several targets including buildings and a bridge, while destroying gun positions.
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What To Do If You Must Hit A Pedestrian
Six Tucson residents, chosen at random downtown, answer a tough question in The Inquiring Reporter feature. Read their responses on the Citizen's page tomorrow.
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Pilots Report Blitz on Pyongyang With Bombers
North Korea’s capital Pyongyang faced heavy air raids as hundreds of U N planes struck factories supply dumps and billets. Pilots described thick black smoke near the Taedong River and successful blows on a roundhouse ammo dump and antiaircraft positions during the mission.
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Savannah
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Williams Plane Crash Kills Pilot at Quartzsite
An F-80 jet fighter pilot died when his aircraft crashed about 20 miles southeast of Quartzsite near Williams Air Force Base during a night navigation mission. A second pilot parachuted to safety near Blythe and reported the crash. Ground teams recovered the body as officials awaited next of kin notice.
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San Manuel Secures Government Contract for Copper Holdings
The DMPA signs a floor price purchase contract for copper and molybdenum with San Manuel Copper Corp. New York. The deal advances development of the Yast holdings in Pinal County Arizona. RF C approves a $94 million loan to aid development. The Arizona assets include a major copper deposit.
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Ariz
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United States
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Optimist events schedule
Tonight open to the public at Santa Rita park and Corbett field with baseball finals and softball games. Activities include a 4:30 p.m. Rangerettes vs St Marys Belles, 8 p.m. St Ambrose social, 8 p.m. Latter Day Saints vs Town House softball, a political rally at VFW hall, and a 9 p.m. public flare at Odd Fellows hall. Tomorrow features labor day rodeo trials and public square events at Catalina guest ranch and Tucson Garden with open attendance and no admission fees.
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Dismissals costly to Pima county taxpayers says columnist
Political columnist James Cooper argues that dismissals of court actions burden Pima county taxpayers. The note appears on Page 2 alongside a wide hunt for missing girls on Page 6 and other listings. The page also lists sections for music, books, radio, crosswords, and sports across various pages.
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Pima County
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