Hurley Clears Aides In China Policy Charges
Secretary Byrnes told the Senate committee that there is nothing in records to substantiate Hurley’s charges against Acheson and Service. He outlined U S policy in China as twofold: aid Japan’s defeat and build a strong democratic China with broad representation, while urging concessions from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Roper
Washington
U.P
James F
Patrick
Tantley
U. S
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hurley
George A. Acheson, Jr
John S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Includeran
Byrnes
Iran
Acheson
Service
Atcheson
Japan
Chiang
Far East
Hatch Seeks State Ownership of Western Public Lands
Senator Hatch announced a bill to turn over 10,000,000 acres of public domain to New Mexico and 10 other Western states. He said lands in the West should belong to the states, while preserving national forests parks and Indian reservations in federal title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Sen
Hatch
New Mexico
Chavez
Critics Challenge US Loan Over Bretton Woods Deal
London conservatives urged rejection of a 4.4 billion dollar United States loan and the Bretton Woods ratification bill. Labor ministers pushed rapid approval, arguing the measures would be finalized by next week. Critics warned the loan would damage Britain by reestablishing an international gold standard and eroding control over the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Britain
Robert Boothby
Christopher Hollis
Boothby
Hollis
Labor
British Press Association
242 Airplanes Seek Vanished Navy Bombers Over Atlantic
Two hundred forty two Navy planes swept the Atlantic at dawn in a search for five torpedo bombers missing since Wednesday during a routine training flight. A sixth plane reportedly crashed earlier. thirteen men were missing aboard the Mariner patrol bomber. Rescue aircraft launched from Miami Jacksonville and Banana River to cover the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Glass
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Florida
Navy
Naval Air
Mariner
Naval
Jacksonville
Banana River
New Oldsmobile Display In Tucson by Apache Motors
The 1946 Oldsmobile club sedan with hydra matic drive is on show at Apache Motors 406 North Sixth Avenue in Tucson. Officials say the car’s beauty is worth a showroom visit though price is not available as the OPA has not named it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Te Apache Motors
North Sixth Avenue
OPA
Doctor Fink resigns from Pima County Hospital
Dr. Harold Fink announced his resignation from the Pima County Hospital effective December 15. He became resident physician in February 1944 and indicated private practice in Tucson as a potential future path though no live residence is secured. He gave no reason for leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Thelma McQuade
Forrest Ingle
Pima County
Harold Fink
W. M. Gore
Gore
Big Three Envoys Set for Moscow Meeting on Dec 15
A London report says the Big Three foreign ministers will meet in Moscow on December 15. Secretary Byrnes declined to confirm or deny any plan for a wider meeting including the United States Russia Britain China and France.
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BIG Three
London
Moscow
Washington
Byrnes
United States
Russia
Britain
China
France
Rezoning Plea on East Sixth Turned Down
The city planning and zoning board denied a petition to rezone three lots on East Sixth Street from residential to business to extend business zoning from the intersection of East Sixth and East Ninth streets. No dissenting votes were cast.
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East Sixth
City Planning and Zoning Board
East Sixth Street
Tucson Boulevard
Byron Ivancovich
East Ninth Streets
North Fourth Avenue
James Aspell
Council
Ash Street
Council Street
Aspell
Council and
Church Streets
Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Voorhees
Ivancovich
Efforts to Save Tucson Widow from Eviction Clash With City Action
Mary Haworth faces eviction after the Tucson city council ordered the mayor to convey her home deed to landlords Harry Behn and Robert Williams. Santa Cruz County official R. T. Frazer joins locals in calling for aid funds, citing past city actions and bids from Behn and Williams. The case centers on delinquent property since 1932 and prior city assurances of exoneration from further assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Harry Behn
Robert Williams
Tucson
Arizona
R. T. Frazer
Board of Supervisors
Santa Cruz County
The
Daily Citizen
Santa Cruz
Frazer
Citizen Auto Stages
Nogales
R. B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Behn and Williams
Grace Lutheran Church
Celeste Otis
38 Indicted By U S Grand Jury
The federal grand jury sitting here for three days returned 35 indictments against 38 defendants for alleged federal crimes. Tucson cases include narcotics, white slave act, motor vehicle theft, and illegal entry from Mexico. Names include Clair Benally Paul Franklin Antonio Obiedo and Miguel Salvador Tejeda among others.
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Tucson
Scott
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Ill
San Francisco
Calif
Clair Benally
Paul Franklin
Santa Fe
Coconino County
Williams
Prescott
Cornell
Duke Gaskins
East
Washington Street
United States
Mexico
Gregorio Gonzales
Antonio B. Grijalva
Gilberto Dorame
Miguel Salvador Tejeda
Luciano Alfonso Serventi, Jr
Ruth Louise Cochran
Las Vegas
Nev
Thomas Gonzalez
William Henry Kirby
Earl Ran
Truman to Restore Building Materials Priority Plan
President Truman plans to restore a building materials priority system to break a bottleneck in home construction. Officials said quick action is needed and Snyder’s staff prepared a program for a potential announcement at the 4 p.m. news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
John W. Snyder
England Looms in Postwar Europe Amid Debated Labor Clash
AP World Traveler Dewitt Mackenzie reports from London on December 7 as Conservatives led by Winston Churchill fail to topple the Labour government in a two day motion of censure. Churchill delivers a strong floor performance while Mackenzie notes signs of sustained Socialist strength and uncertainty about future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
World Traveler
London
Labor
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Pearl Harbor Probe Delayed On Anniversary Event
On the anniversary of Pearl Harbor the Senate House committee investigating the attack opened late by about thirty minutes. Representative Keefe of Wisconsin commented that the inquiry was late again as reporters watched for statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Senate-House
Rep
Keefe
R-Wis
End Of Strike In GM Plants Near End Of Standoff
Electrical workers vote today on a $1.08 a day wage raise as GM and UAW CIO officials seek a settlement before Christmas. The union rejected a 13 1 2 cent offer to auto workers, while 563000 U S workers remain on strike or idle nationwide amid renewed talks and cordial negotiations. Affected plants include Dayton Yellow Springs Warren C Rochester and Long Island City with a possible reopening of wage talks February 28. The Ford Canada strike over union security affects Windsor Ontario with 10 000 idle workers.
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CIO
General Motors
Company
United Automobile Workers
U. S
United Press
UAW
C. E. Wilson
Walter P. Reuther
GM Electrical
UEW
Ford Motor Co. of Canada
Windsor
Ont
Japanese Code Instruction To Envoys Bared
Marshall letters to Dewey in 1944 asked secrecy over U S code breaking. Committee reveals full content, parts on code cracking to be deleted to protect alliances. Marshall testified December 7 1941 warning drafted as he learned Japan would break off negotiations. He recalled routine Sunday morning and received intercepted Japanese messages.
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John L. Cutter
Washington
U.P
George C. Marshall
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
Pearl Harbor
Alben W. Barkley
D.-Ky
Marshall
U. S
Special
Dewey
Col
Carter Clarke
War and Navy Departments
Clarke
Pacific
Japan
Congressional
Virginia Shore
R. S.) Bratton
Ft. Myer
War Department
Bratton
Cordell Hull
Realty Price Control Urged By President
President Truman told a news conference that some form of real estate price control is necessary to prevent serious inflation in the housing market. He said the administration is arranging to restore priorities on building materials to direct supplies toward residential construction.
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Washington
Truman
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Grome
Great Britain
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Earl of Halifax
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Fred M. Vinson
Sen. Hatch
U.S
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Dr. Fink
Haworth Home
Antonio Obiedo
Phoenix
A. A H. Fisher
Montana Summit Cornell
John L. Hagan
Central Avenue
Vetavans
England
Europe
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