Union's Reply On Resumption Awaited Today
General Motors officials waited for the United Auto Workers to respond as a coast to coast strike shut 93 plants and left 225 000 GM workers idle. GM proposed partial resumption to support parts for other manufacturers while union talks continued.
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General Motors Corp
United Automobile Workers
CIO
UAW
R. J. Thomas
C. E. Wilson
General Motors
Wilson
Packinghouse Workers’ Union
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Montgomery Ward & Co
Auto Workers
Harry W. Anderson
Detroit
Desert Lodge Motel Sold In Three Way Realty Deal
A three way sale transfers Desert Lodge motel at 309 East Benson Highway for 120750 dollars. The Stiers sell 403 413 North Tyndall duplexes and 2022 East Second Street residence. buyers include Claud Whitlow and Robert L. Grennan. Desert Lodge Inc owned the 13 unit brick motel with land and planned bypass highway nearby.
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Desert Lodge
East Benson Highway
Calvert Steir
San Carlos Cafe
55 Club
Desert Lodge, Inc
Stiers
North
Tyndall Avenue
East Second Street
Claud Whitlow
Illinois
Robert L. Grennan
Tucson
New York
Samuel Nannini
J. Nadele
Barrien Walker
Edward Upton
Myrtle Ross
Pima Realty Co
Douglas Holsclaw
Steel magnates in Germany arrested in Ruhr raids
In Iserlohn at 11 p.m. British security police and troops swarmed Ruhr industrial leaders. 76 magnates from 84 named were arrested in home raids as hundreds participated. Only eight remained at large, with subsequent captures anticipated.
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Iserlohn
Germany
Ruhr
Probers Review Magic Code Breakers Ahead of Pearl Harbor
Washington December briefing outlines how codebreakers translated Japanese messages before the December 7 1941 attack. The study aims to gauge decoding speed and potential lessons for military readiness amid broader atomic energy debates and congressional activity.
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Dec
Pearl Harbor
America
Army
Navy
Congress
Senate
Washapaeeen
House
Paris
Edward Robertson
R-Wye
Patrick Hurley
U. S
China
United Nations Organization
Oratory
Senate Atomic Committee
Albert Einstein
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Navy Nurse Corps
Dates Set For 21st La Fiesta Rodeo In Tucson
C Edgar Goyette of the Tucson Chamber announces the 21st La Fiesta de los Vaqueros rodeo set for February 22 23 and 24. The chamber board designated the dates and the rodeo committee will meet Monday at noon to approve contracts and start preparations.
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Tucson
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
School Bus Found In Lake By Diver
A Navy diver located a submerged school bus at Lake Chelan in FIRST CREEK Washington. The bus carried 15 students and their driver in a Monday snowstorm. Diver C. E. Meyer reported from 210 feet deep and said he could attach a cable to recover it.
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First Creek
Wash
Lake Chelan
C. E. Meyer
Hess Made Hoping To See English King
Rudolph Hess parachuted into Britain in 1941 to urge a peace conference with King George VI before a German attack on Russia. Hitler learned of Hess plan from a letter Hess left, and Goering later called Hess mad for the alleged mission. Hess landed on the Hamilton estate on May 10, 1941.
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Hess
Ann Stringer Muernberg
U.P
Rudolph Hess
Britain
George VI
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Russia
United Press
Hitler
Fuehrer
Hermann Goering
Goering
Duke of Hamilton
Messerschmitt
Ger
Carson Named President of Teacher Group
C A Carson of Tucson elected president of the Arizona education association at the 54th annual delegate assembly in Phoenix. He succeeds Martin C Tate of Safford. Other officers named include Gertrude Cartlidge Winslow vice president T D Romero treasurer in 10th term Marv Breckenridge Winslow Dorothy McLeod Miami and Walter Rykken Tucson as at large delegates. The legislative committee urged teacher involvement in state elections and supported retirement act revisions and a $1500 minimum salary for certified staff. The panel proposed retirement act amendments for age 70 with 30 years service and expanded prior service for teachers not currently teaching.
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Phoenix
C. A. Carson
Tucson
Arizona Education Association
Martin C Tate
Safford
Gertrude Cartlidge
Winslow
T. D. Romero
Marv Breckenridge
Dorothy McLeod
Miami
Walter Rykken
Arizona
Hess Sanity Plea Accepted by War Crimes Tribunal
The international war crimes tribunal ruled Rudolf Hess sane and eligible for trial. Lord Justice Lawrence announced the court found Hess capable to stand trial after his dramatic disclosure that he faked amnesia to manipulate the case. Hess said he would take responsibility and wished to be judged with his 19 comrades.
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Mernberg
U.P
International War Crimes Tribunal
Rudolf Hess
Geoffrey Lawrence
Hess
Germany
Scotland
Guenther von Rohrscheidt
Rohrscheidt
Maj
Douglas Kelley
Resignation Of Petersen Accepted By Governor Osborn
Phoenix December 1 1945 Governor Osborn accepted the resignation of William Petersen from the Arizona corporation commission Petersen cited ill health and a need to change climate Petersen has a long background in state government including service as state treasurer and a former legislator Petersen’s replacement and appointment timing were not announced before the governor left for Prescott for municipal league events
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Phoenix
William Petersen
Arizona Corporation Commission
Osborn
Prescott
Arizona Municipal League
Petersen
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Maricopa County
Richard F. Harless
Nom
Army To Release Doctors and Dentists
More than 800000 additional Army personnel become eligible for discharge as new point scores lower thresholds. About 40000 medical corps members and 15,000 doctors qualify, with other medical specialists affected while some key fields retain 80 point rules. Navy also reports rapid redeployment and returns from overseas theaters.
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Reuel S. Moore
Washington
U.P
War Department
Congress
Sen
Chapman Revercomb
R-W Va
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Truman
Army
Navy
Armed Forces
Pearl Harbor
England Europe Both Are Awful Places Without Fuel
AP World Traveler De Witt Mackenzie notes London fogs and a coal shortage shaping a grim winter. He and his wife describe widespread distress as war demands reduce mining output, predicting suffering and potential deaths from cold in Britain and war-torn Europe.
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England
Europe
Dewitt MacKenzie
World Traveler
London
Mrs.Mac
Ain
Britain
Five Disabled Soldiers Join President at Army Navy Game
President Truman, accompanied by five disabled soldiers from Walter Reed Army Hospital, left Washington for Philadelphia to attend the Army Navy football game with 102,000 fans. He rode a special train and sat on the Army side first then the Navy side, as neutral observer. The amputation cases are Albert Belanger Fitchburg Massachusetts John L Eisenman Weymouth Massachusetts Fernand Leclaire Willimantic Connecticut Walter Leszczysnsky Wilmington Delaware and Isadore Turansky Erie Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Truman
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Mr. Truman
Albert Belanger
Fitchburg
Mass
John L. Eisenman
Weymouth
Fernand Leclaire
Willimantic
Conn
Walter Leszczysnsky
Wilmington
Del
Isadore Turansky
Erie
Walter Reed
Army Defeats Navy For Eighteenth Straight Win
Army defeated Navy 32 to 13 at Municipal Stadium Philadelphia before about 100000 spectators including President Truman. The win completed Army second straight season unbeaten and untied, its 18th straight victory in the series since 1944. Felix Blanchard scored three touchdowns with Glenn Davis adding two. Navy’s scores came on a 63 yard pass and a later short plunge. Yale beat Harvard 28 to 0 to clinch the unofficial Big Three title on a snowbound field in New Haven.
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Municipal Stadium
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Truman
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Bruce Smith
Clyde Scott
Bryan Brown
Bill Barron
Bartos
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Tax Values Set For 1946 By Arizona Officials
Phoenix December meeting of the state tax commission and county assessors set minimum values for 1946. Dairy cows drop to 40 dollars per head, poultry to 6 dollars per dozen, while turkeys rise to 14 dollars per dozen. Readopted similar minimums as in 1945.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Arizona County Assessors
Tax Commission
Labor conference results eyed as labor unions clash over losses
Administration leaders study the labor management conference outcomes awaiting a report to President Truman. Disputes over wage losses and unity prompt calls to unify labor groups and assess legislation pending in Congress. Five point program aims to improve mediation and curb industrial strife.
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Charles H. Herrold
Washington
U.P
Labor-Management Conference
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Truman
Congress
House
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
Death of Daily Citizen editor Max Hettinger
Max Hettinger assistant managing editor of the Daily Citizen died this morning at St Marys hospital after a long illness. His brother Bishop Edward G Hettinger of Columbus was en route by plane when word of the death arrived. He was born July 22 1906 in Columbus and had worked in journalism in Columbus and Carlsbad before joining the Tucson Citizen. He is survived by his mother and several siblings. Burial is expected in Columbus with arrangements at the Reilly parlors.
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Max Hettinger
Daily Citizen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Edward G. Hettinger
Columbus
Richard Maximilian Hettinger
Ohio State University
Citizen
Carlsbad
N. M
Tucson Citizen
Hettinger
Reilly Parlors
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