Reserve Bank Head Called to testify on treasury policy
Washington—Congress members pressed Thomas McCabe, Federal Reserve Board chairman, for his view on treasury policy after Marriner Eccles accused the treasury of pursuing cheap money to keep debt costs low. Treasury Secretary Snyder denied bias and agreed to a closed door meeting with lawmakers and Fed members to discuss cooperation and monetary policy.
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Television Comes to Tucson for Opening Night
Television debuts in Tucson with KPHO-TV Phoenix reception for hundreds. Opening program runs 5:30 to 10 p.m. tomorrow with Gov. Garvey and U.S. Sens. McFarland Hayden among participants. Local stores plan open houses as tests spark strong public interest.
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FHA Order Limited in Tucson on Restricted-Covenant Homes
C Richard Dalton Tucson FHA administrator said a new order cutting financing for homes with race or religion based occupancy restrictions will apply only to new developments. Pre existing covenants on record before the effective date are exempt. The exact date isn t set but expected within 60 days.
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U.S. Urges China to Stop Attacks on American Vessels
The United States formally asks the Chinese Nationalist government to halt further attacks on American ships in the blockaded area off the China coast. Washington notes ongoing tensions as the patrols continue.
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Lava Flow In Sicily Slowing Near Maletto
Catania officials reported Etna lava flows slowed several kilometers from Maletto as new craters acted as safety valves. The eruption created fiery bursts at dawn with geysers and a roaring main crater, threatening Bronte and surrounding orchards while residents stayed vigilant and un evacuations began.
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Four Die in Two Car Crash North of Plainview
Four people were killed and two injured in a sunrise two car crash seven miles north of Plainview. Victims include Bob Willis Floydada Tex William Youngblood Tucumcari N M Fred Geer Amarillo and Mrs B E Robinson Amarillo. Youngblood's relatives noted. The report lists fatalities and injured from the crash scene and hospital follow up.
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French Exile Killed Self in German Zone Train Jump
One of nine French men expelled from Poland as retaliation for Polish expulsions died after leaping from a French military train in the American zone of Germany. The deceased was M. Guy Affray.
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Truman Drafting Congress Message
President Truman advances plans to ask Congress for a strong civil rights program including an anti lynching law and repeal of the poll tax as a federal voting requirement. He endorses housing rules banning race and creed based clauses and works on the state of the union speech with Clark Clifford, who will leave in January.
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New York
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Grazing Land Renewals Halt State Policy Change
Phoenix December 3 State land commissioner W W Lane said no state grazing land leases will be renewed until a court suit clears in the supreme court. The hold up affects several hundred leases and follows a policy started by O C Williams before his resignation. Banks said loans on ranches are confused by the policy but no alternative solution is seen. The suit seeks clarification of whether the land commissioner can appraise land and set new rents at renewal.
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Britannica art collection to travel to Arizona museum
The Encyclopaedia Britannica’s contemporary American painting collection of about 125 canvases will be shown at the University of Arizona’s Arizona State Museum from Jan 3 to Jan 15. Lent by William Benton, the collection is one of the nation’s greatest. It has been touring since 1945 and includes many major artists.
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University of Arizona
Andersen
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Indians Honor St Francis Xavier Feast at Tucson Mission
More than 4000 Indians Mexicans and whites joined a three day celebration at Tucson's mission for St Francis Xavier. The opening procession featured a statue cross bearers bells and rockets as Papago Yaqui and other worshipers offered prayers candles money and flowers. The events included benediction a high mass by Bishop Daniel Gerck and planned processions and dances through Sunday.
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Tucson
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Daniel J. Gerck
Secrets Given Soviets Says Secrets Given Soviets
Former lend lease officer G Racey Jordan testified on a Senate atomic inquiry that wholesale U S secret documents and uranium bomb powder were flown to the Soviet Union under wartime pressure assisted by Harry Hopkins. Jordan described cargoes bound for Russia from Great Falls Montana and alleged a White House message referencing Hopkins.
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Hoover Convicted Of Slaying Millionaire
NEW ORLEANS December 3 Louis Eugene Hoover a former Louisville Kentucky parking lot attendant was convicted today of the murder of Bristol Virginia Tennessee millionaire James A Mahoney in a French quarter hotel last February 22.
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Louis Eugene Hoover
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Bristol, Va-Tenn
James A. Mahoney
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University dormitory fire kills students at Oklahoma campus
Fire raged through a two story wooden dormitory on the University of Oklahoma campus early today, killing at least three students and injuring 19, with about 340 residents inside when the blaze started. Damaged building valued around 500000 dollars.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
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George Cross
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Oklahoma
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Bodies Marked In Oklahoma Dormitory Fire Search
Norman Oklahoma December 3 UP Workers search the University of Oklahoma men's dormitory ruins for victims. White sticks mark bodies among embers many items salvaged with aluminum pans left beside remains while 100 men and fire crews clear debris.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
General Moore dies by own hand in California field
Maj. Gen. George F. Moore US Army retired wartime commander of Corregidor Manila and Subic Bay defenses in 1942 shot and killed himself in a field near Hillsborough California. Reported he was troubled by health concerns.
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George F. Moore
USA
Corregidor
Manila
Subic Bay
Goodyear Announces Second Price Increase Across Tires
AKRON Ohio December 3 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co announced a three and a half percent boost on all passenger and truck tires and tubes effective at midnight December 7 Farm and industrial tires and tubes are not affected.
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Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
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