Ukraine Claim Hanging Fire in UN Security Council
The Soviet Ukraine accuses Greece and Great Britain of terror in Greece and seeks a UN Security Council hearing. Manuilsky argues the council must examine the plebiscite conducted under fear, while Britain, France, and the Netherlands oppose the hearing. The council adjourned to Tuesday with debate over whether seven votes exist to hear the case.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Ukraine
Greece
Great Britain
United Nations’ Security Council
Soviet Union
Council
Dmitri Manuilsky
Paris
Vassili Dendramis
Manuilsky
New York City
Security Council
Alexander Cadogan
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Alexandre Parodi
France
United Nations
United States
Services For Otto Kampf Held Here In Reilly Chapel
Otto Kampf about 35 died in Good Samaritan hospital Los Angeles. Services to be held in Reilly chapel tomorrow. The body will be sent by train to Chicago for burial. Mrs Kampf at bedside at death and will accompany remains. A daughter Marcia died June 15. Kampf was All Saints parish member and during the war worked for Consolidated Aircraft corporation.
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Reilly Chapel
Otto Kampf
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kampf
Marcia
All Saints’ Parish
Consolidated@oultee Aircraft corporation
10 Year Indian Program Seen for Navajo Schools
FLAGSTAFF August 31 A 10 year construction program for the Navajos envisions 30 to 50 million dollars for schools hospitals and roads. Dr George A Boyce Navajo schools director and Dr George I Sanchez special assistant to the U S commissioner of Indian affairs outlined post war costs and the need to expand education facilities. An $800000 appropriation funds expansion at Shiprock and Todd Lena plants as western area day schools to reopen this year include Kaibito Kaitiyenta Shonto and Tolani lake with walk in access and barracks housing for far distant students. Two room schools at Kaibito and Shonto serve hundreds of children in need.
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Flagstaff
George A. Boyce
Boyce
Arizona State College
George I. Sanchez
U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Shiprock
Toadlena
New Mexico
Kaibito
Kaiyenta
Shonto
Tolani Lake
Red Lake
Leupp
CCC
Quake Recorded on Coast Seismograph Near Pasadena
A moderate earthquake roughly 200 miles away was detected by the California Institute of Technology seismograph at 3 17 a m. Seismologist Charles F Richter stated the shock could have caused damage at its origin.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Charles F. Richter
Dogs Held Liable for Killing Wild Game in Arizona
PHOENIX Aug 31 The state game and fish commission ruled that dog owners who kill or maim wild game will be held responsible under state game laws. Rangers reported dogs caused significant destruction among deer herds. The commission also approved a wildlife exhibit at the state fair and set hunting seasons from Nov 1 to Mar 1 for musk rats raccoons coats badgers and ringtailed cats with no bag limit. A closed season was declared on tree squirrels statewide and on cottontail rabbits in Coconino and Navajo counties.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Game and Fish Commission
Coconino
Navajo
Petrillo Fights Tipica Players at San Joaquin Fair
Stockton August 31. Petrillo, head of the AFL Musicians Union, demanded removal of a Mexican tipica orchestra from the San Joaquin county fair. Fair managers refused saying they had a contract and public interest to show the act. Union officials oppose using Mexican labor that would displace American workers.
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Stockton
Calif
James Petrillo
San Joaquin County Fair
AFL
Federal District of Mexico
Los Angeles
United States’ Navy
Mexico City
Musicians’ Union
Petrillo
AFL American Federation of Musicians
San Mateo County
Russia eyes Dardanelles amid Balkan and Asia expansion
Peace from Page One notes a westward push into central Europe and beyond with Russia pressing to control the Dardanelles straits. The piece warns Moscow seeks to oust Britain from Greece and reshape influence in the Balkans, stressing the danger of rash moves and the need for restraint as the Soviet Union seeks recovery after the last war.
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C.aumaed
Europe
Balkans
Asia
Russia
Dardanelles Straits
Turkey
Britain
America
Moscow
John Bull
Greece
Soviet Union
Showers Drop Mercury Here
Spotty showers marked Tucson weather last night and this morning with .82 inches of rain in the university area and only a trace at Davis Monthan field. Forecasters predict decreasing storm activity and higher temperatures tomorrow as a cool Canadian front lowers this morning’s temperature to 68 degrees.
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Tucson
University Area
Davis-Monthan Field
Canada
Huks Causing Luzon Unrest
Manila reports Luzon unrest threatens civil war as President Roxas orders arming of military police and civil guards to disarm Hukbalahaps starting tomorrow. Artillery used in Nueva Ecija and Bulacan while interior officials prepare armed peace measures. Guards to shoot arm bearers as gov Belmonte vows to quell lawlessness with planes tanks and bombs.
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Manila
Luzon
Manuel Roxas
Jose Sulueta
Gabriel Belmonte
Nueva Ecija
Huks
Civil War veteran Joseph Caldwell dies at 98 in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh veteran Joseph P. Caldwell, aged 98, who joined the Civil War at 16, died in his sleep yesterday. He was the last surviving member of the Grand Army of the Republic post in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph P. Caldwell
Grand Army of the Republic
Radio Schedule From Tucson Daily Citizen 1946
The August 31 1946 Tucson Daily Citizen presents a radio dial listing with time slots for Sun programming including News, ABS, Standard Hour segments, Ariz Hi-Light, Winchell, Outdoor, KVOA and G'night Ave.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
the Radio Dial
Mus
Sun
Ariz
Winchell
Morning Radio Schedule Notes Then TV and Movie Wraps
A fragment shows a Monday morning radio schedule with regional time slots and program titles including La Hora Mex and Bacon themed segments, alongside upcoming TV and film listings. Names and exact times are partially garbled but indicate a local broadcasting lineup for the morning.
Radio Schedule Highlights Daytime Lineup
A midday to evening broadcast grid lists programs from Life Can Be to Town Crier. Notable shows include Stella Dallas, Lum N Abner, Ma Perkins, and The Lone Ranger with news updates from ABS and KVOA interspersed throughout the day.
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Ma Perkins
ABS News
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Lum 'N Abner
Portia Blake
Mas
Kvoa News
Mas For
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Jacob M. Lomakin
United Nations Security Council
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Citrus Belt
Moreno’s Liquor Store
Sal Price
Tequila
Elias Street
Nogales, Son
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Rodeo Field
S. Sixth Ave
Zenith
D&m Fine Foods
North Stone Ave
Goss
E. Congress
Citizen Auto
Nogales
Weyanoke
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Tucson Blvd
Oe States
TUM
Roy Mack
Tra Shen
Arizona Flour Mills
Simply
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Tooleave
Tucson, Ariz
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Max Hill
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UNDAY
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Er Ennoor
Wm. Shirer
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Hope Chest
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TAXCO
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Tune
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Davis Harum
Meopvie’s Exch
Lone Journey
Magzie’s Pvt
Guiding Light
Betty Crocker
Wm. In White
Cinema Review
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Someth
Ev. Winters
Myst
Mrs. Burton
Skyline
Trout
So. Porder
Treas
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L. Massey
Henry. News
Ae Od
KVOA
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Arlie McArthy
Poe Eae Elt
Hollywood Bowl
Leopold Stokowski
Dorothy Eustis
Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra
California
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