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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1952
Page
11
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Paducah Kentucky reports a 15 000 strong walkout at the atom energy defense site while 5 000 remain on site. Unions cite no specific reason after F H McGraw Co fired 200 operating engineers and earlier wildcat strikes prompted an AFL industry pact to curb such actions. 26 strikes this year cost over 2 7 million manhours and millions in wages. In Mount Washington Massachusetts residents donate blood for civil defense.
Tucson police chief Don J. Hays accepted an invitation from Secretary Sawyer to serve on the enforcement subcommittee for police at the President's highway safety conference in Chicago on October 17 and 18. He may participate by correspondence and will not need to attend the full conference.
Ninety three passengers narrowly escape injury as the S S Hamiltonian burns while tied at Hamilton Ontario. Captain Win Corson and cabin boy Jimmy Newell 17 Campbellton N B were aboard and escaped to the pier. Newell woke to sounds of breaking glass and a falling fender as flames enveloped the vessel.
The commerce department lists Maricopa as the fourth largest cattle county in the U S based on the 1950 census. In 1949 Maricopa marketed 116,644 head for 17.2 million dollars in receipts while ranking fifth in cattle money. Yavapai appears in the top 100, ranking 97th with 37,015 cattle valued at 4.5 million dollars.
James A. Campbell of Cincinnati and Washington, D. C., was re elected president of the AFL government employes council. Delegates at the 13th annual convention gave him 34,720 votes to 2,846 for John Dougherty of Philadelphia. Berniece Heffner of Washington, D. C., was re elected national secretary treasurer without opposition.
The first annual city employees picnic will be held September 13 at the YMCA camp six miles from Oracle on the Mt. Lemmon road. Arranging committee includes Councilman Harlow Phelps Loveless Gardner recreation director Fire Chief J C Sievert and City Clerk Carl Hitt.
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