Big Job Ahead Powers To Favor Of Legislators Recall Of Troops
Arizona lawmakers in the 18th session face a busy agenda with a $2,000,000 state surplus and key battles over labor reform taxation and river power. They will weigh right to work enforcement, a possible revenue department, and school financing while power disputes with utilities and federal agencies loom. The session opens amid demands for higher teacher pay and school funding, with Governor and legislature under pressure.
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APA
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Rusty” Wright
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Rusty
Dick Smith
Phoenix
Sidney P. Osborn
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Yale McFate
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Wilson T. Wright
FPC
Leland Olds
Washington
Olds
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Sullivan
Subscriptions Receive Credit During Publication Suspension
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Weather bureau opens industrial climatology unit
Washington reports a new department in the weather bureau called industrial climatology led by Dr. Woodrow C. Jacobs. The unit will answer specific questions to aid industry farming and stock operations, offering guidance on decisions like shear timing and material drying while cautioning it cannot forecast long term weather.
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Weather Bureau
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Jacobs
Yuma
Ariz
Portland
California
Shipwrecked Jews Get Aid in Mediterranean Relief Drop
British planes dropped five tons of food and supplies to 800 Jews stranded on a Syrian island near the Dodecanese as a destroyer and minesweeper moved toward Rhodes. Four Halifax bombers delivered relief staged by the Jewish Agency amid severe Mediterranean weather.
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Syrian Island
Dodecanese
Palestine
Chevron
Mediterranean
Lonely Island
Rhodes
Halifax
Jewish Agency
Greece Reinforces Its Border Troops
Athens reports Greece has fortified Bulgarian frontier sentry posts and moved seventh division units to guard roads and railways along the Greek Turkish border. Army and press accounts also indicate intensified actions against northern guerrillas and increased clashes with leftist bands.
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Athens
Greece
DAV seeks centralized state veterans department in Arizona
Phoenix December 9. Disabled American Veterans will ask the next legislature to create a centralized state veterans department. DAV state commander Jack C. Norred announced appointment of Ross F. Jones as state judge advocate, succeeding Harry O. Juliani who resigns to leave the state.
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Jack C. Norred
Ross F. Jones
DAV
Harry O. Juliani
Franco Regime Cheers As Madrid Demonstration Proclaims Victory
In Madrid on December 9 Gen Franco addressed a crowd after a three hour rally in central Madrid. Demonstrators shouted Franco yes and Russia no while the noted press called it a national plebiscite against foreign interference. Foreign embassies were guarded with no incidents reported amid UN and Russian criticism. Crowd estimates ranged from 75,000 to 300,000.
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Franco
National
MNO
Trranco
Russia
United Nations
Former Premier Asked To Rule Egypt Again
In Cairo on December 9 King Farouk asked former Premier Mahmoud Fahmy Nakrachi Pasha, leader of the Saadist party, to form a new Egyptian government to succeed Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha, who resigned Sunday.
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Farouk
Mahmoud Fahmy Nakrachi Pasha
Saadist Party
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Publication Resumed After Labor Dispute in Tucson
The Daily Citizen of Tucson halted six days due to a dispute between management and the Typographical union. News service teletype reports kept readers informed while the editorial page and comic strips appeared. Publication has resumed and the paper hopes the interruption becomes a memory.
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Daily Citizen
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Vast Gains Of Ship Firms Reported By Maritime Commission
A congressional panel was told that 19 shipbuilding companies earned about 356 million dollars in wartime profits on 22.98 million dollars of invested capital. The figures, deemed "substantially actual," come from a Maritime Commission report to the House Merchant Marine Committee, listing firms and profits including Permanente Metals and Kaiser related yards.
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Henry J. Kaiser
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Florida
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Bethlehem - Fairfield Shipyards, Inc
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Consolidate’. Steel Corp., Ltd
Kaiser Co
Kaiser Co. Inc
Kaiser Cargo, Inc
McCloskey & Co
Marinship Corp
Todd-Houston Shipbuilding Corp
Walsh-Kaiser Co., Inc
Supreme Court Acts Fast on Lewis Contempt Case
The Supreme Court moved to hear final arguments in the John L. Lewis contempt case five days after fines of 3,510,000 were imposed on Lewis and the United Mine Workers. Justices set January 14 for hearings and bypassed the appeals court. The court also ruled on foremen union eligibility, jury exclusion in the I Am case, FCC licensing, and Nazi party membership convictions. Lewis halted the strike to March 31 pending the court’s findings and stressed negotiations within the court’s limits.
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United Mine Workers
I Am
California
Federal Communications Commission
Albany
FCC
U.S
OPA
Texas
Justice Department
Justice Douglas
Iran Premier Reports Attack on Government Troops
Premier Ahmed Qavam said government forces were attacked by the Fedaies at Ghaflankooh on the Azerbaijan border while supervising elections in the semiautonomous province. An Azerbaijan leader claimed Azerbaijan cannot be separated from Iran and praised a coming Iranian revolution. The premier insisted troops must oversee elections across Azerbaijan in the next two weeks.
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Ahmed Quavam
Iran
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijian
Fedaies
Democrat
Ghaflankooh
Tabriz
Jafar Pshevari
Democrat Party
Qavam
World Wonders Who Will Lead Russia If Stalin Dies
AP analysis wonders how Soviet power would transfer if Stalin dies. Molotov remains a key figure but succession could involve several capable contenders. The piece notes the shift of influence to Moscow aides and the potential for a calm transition or upheaval in a totalitarian regime.
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Russia
Stalin
London
Eddie Gilmore
Moscow
Turkey
John M. Hightower
Foreign Ministers’ Council
New York
Molotov
Navajo Funeral Rite Breaks 2,000 Year Taboo
About 400,000 miners going back to digging coal. Thirty Navajo Indians attended the white trader Justin W. Bush funeral in Holbrook Arizona, the first Navajos to attend a white man's funeral breaking a 2,000 year old unwritten law. They returned home unharmed, honoring their own customs at the cemetery with a silent right oblique.
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C. C. Anderson Holbrook
Ariz
U.P
Justin W. Bush
Jack Nez
Silver Star
Normandy
Nez
Bush
Holbrook Masonic Hall
Power Survey Hope Blasted After Coal Strike Ends
The 17 day United Mine Workers stoppage ends with miners returning to pits across Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Alabama and Indiana. Officials expect full production to resume by mid week as workers heed John L. Lewis order.
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John L. Lewis
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SFA
Altoona
West Virginia
UMW
Kentucky
Steel Company
Alabama
Virginia
Indiana
Toll Rises to 120 in Winecoff Hotel Fire
Atlanta reports the Winecoff hotel fire death toll climbs to 120 with three new names added. Investigations are ordered by city, county, and national authorities as Solicitor General Andrews coordinates with fire officials, underwriters, and the Grand Jury Foreman to review possible negligence and establish facts.
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Chattanooga
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Bil) Berry
Cedartown
Julia Hall
Albany
EK. E. Andrews
Henry Chandler
Fulton County
Andrews
Inferno at Barry hotel kills 11 in Saskatchewan blaze
Gas flames described as moving like a solid wall engulfed the Barry hotel in Saskatoon before dawn. Eleven people died and 18 were injured in Canada’s worst hotel fire since 1939. A gasoline can near the kitchen range appeared to trigger the disaster, waiter Fred Fries recounted.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Barry
Saskatchewan
Canada
Queen’s Hotel
Halifax
Fred Fries
Buckeye Miner Trapped After Copper Hill Cave-In
Rescue teams worked at the Buckeye mine on Copper Hill where miner John Crecar remained trapped since a Saturday cave in. Fellow miner John York was rescued Sunday as crews persisted with efforts to reach Crecar.
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GLOBE
Buckeye
Copper Hill
John Crecar
John York
Filipino Shot and Killed in Phoenix Downtown
Mariano G. Baldo, 29, a Filipino, was shot and killed early Monday while walking after a dance in downtown Phoenix. Police questioned two Filipino men and a Caucasian woman, suggesting jealousy over the woman sparked the shooting.
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Phoenix
Mariano G. Baldo
Ex-German liner Liberte sinks at Le Havre after gale
The 49,746 ton Europa renamed Liberte by France broke moorings in a gale at Le Havre harbor. It struck wreckage and sank in shallow mud, listing heavily as the tidal surge fell. Authorities hope the vessel can be refloated despite years of bad luck since its 1928 launch.
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LE Havre
France
Europa
Wamburg
Phoenix Man Elected Treasurer of Western Aviation Conference
Walter P. Fulkerson of Phoenix Arizona was elected treasurer of the Western aviation conference at a directors meeting over the weekend. The conference unites aviation organizations across 11 Western states.
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Phoenix Man Official of Aviation Conference
Seattle
Walter P. Fulkerson
Phoenix
Ariz
Western Aviation Conference
Rural Power Expansion Planned in Arizona Cooperatives
A $1,915,000 rural power program to electrify 3600 farms and rural sites is planned by Arizona cooperatives with REA financing. Mike M. Bennett announced the plan in Wilcox, detailing 2000 miles of lines and several loan applications across NYCO, Trico, Mohave, Navopache, Sulphur Springs Valley, Graham County, and Ma-Yu electric systems.
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Dee
Arizona
Rural Electric Cooperatives
Rural Electrification Administration
Mike M. Bennett
Arizona Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative
Wilcox
REA
Nyco Electric Cooperative
Salome
Trico Electric Cooperative
Marana
Mohave Electric Cooperative
Wingman
Bennett
Navopache Electric Cooperative
Lakeside
Graham County Electric Cooperative
Pima
Ma-Yu Electric Cooperative
Buckeye
Subscription price of The Tucson Daily Citizen raised
The Tucson Daily Citizen increased weekly subscriptions from 20 to 25 cents effective December carrier collections. Carriers notified customers in late November and a public notice was planned for December 1. This is the first price jump since 1942 amid newsprint costs rising from 55.5 to 89 per ton, about a 62 percent increase.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Daily Citizen
Poland bans 17 Polish language newspapers in U S
The State Department said on Monday that it has banned admission of 17 Polish language newspapers published in the United States, marking a move against Polish press circulation in America.
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America
Washington
State Department
Poand
United States
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