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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1946

Page

6

Lewis family earnings from miners dues expose nepotism in union

Washington focus on the Lewis family's control of union money reveals salaries for John L. Lewis and relatives totaling about 150000 dollars, funded by 400000 miners. The piece also critiques President Truman's inner-circle influence and a suppressed housing report amid cronies.

Washington Alan Goldsborough John L. Lewis Lewis Congress America Denny Lewis United Construction Workers’ Organizing Committee Kathryn Lewis District 50 R. O. Miller UMW Springfield, Jr Ann Miller William Thomas D. C J. R. Bell Ray Lewis Charleston W. Va Herbert Bell Margaret Lindig Hannah Carr Lewis Spring Field Floyd Bell National Surety Corporation National Surety Company International Union White House Truman Missouri Wilson Wyatt Louisville Clark Clifford St. Louis John Steelman Arkansas Wyatt Steelman Clifford Lewison Charley Rogs

Tovrea Admits Misuse Of Meat Ration Points

Phoenix December 10. The Tovrea Packing company pleaded guilty in U S district court to misusing meat ration points. Judge Dave W Ling said a sentence would be pronounced next Monday.

Phoenix Tovrea Packing Company U.S. District Court Dave W. Ling

WWII Servicemen Education: Median Grade Rises from WWI Level

WWII servicemen averaged the second year of high school in education, a notable rise from World War I veterans whose median was sixth grade. This reflects improved schooling access for later generations.

Clubmen Plan Rubber Model Airplane Contest In Tucson

Tucson Exchange club sponsors a rubber powered model plane contest on January 19 at Randolph Park to engage youths in aviation. A Phoenix club challenge follows with a handicap of an 85 pound anvil on Phoenix entries. No entrance fee, multiple classes for ages under 13 to 16 with prizes including gas engines and model kits. fines for late planes.

Tucson Tucson Exchange Club Randolph Park Exchange Club Phoenix Exchange Club James R. Whiting Phoenix Club Whiting Phoenix Thermaleers

Maricopa Stake Is Sliced In Two

The Maricopa stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was divided into the Maricopa and Mesa stakes at the quarterly conference in Mesa. Each new stake will have about 4,000 members. Elders Joseph Fielding Smith and Charles A. Callis organized the new stake from Salt Lake City.

Mesa Maricopa Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Mormon Apache Trail Tempe Superior Joseph Fielding Smith Charles A. Callis Salt Lake City

Divorces in Hollywood and Tombstone Travel

Hollywood reports Robert Herwig, ex football All American and marine hero, divorced Kathleen Winsor who already has a new husband Artie Shaw. Tombstone notes Clement Wood and Gloria Goddard, national writers, arriving for the winter from Delanson New York and renting Alvin S. Cook home.

Hollywood Robert Herwig Kathleen Winsor Artie Shaw Tombstone The Daily Citizen Clement Wood Gloria Goddard Delanson Alvin S. Cook Fourth Street Wood York California

CBS Ready To Start Color TV Broadcast

Washington December 10 Frank Stanton president of the Columbia Broadcasting system said CBS is ready to start color television broadcasts as soon as the federal communications commission approves the plan CBS awaits FCC clearance to launch the color service in the near future.

Washington Frank Stanton Columbia Broadcasting System CBS Federal Communications Commission

Contest Offers Grand Canyon Trip And Hobby Kits

Arizona Airways will award two round trip tickets to the Grand Canyon in a contest. The Tucson Exchange club aims to involve many youths by giving away motor kits and equipment at the Shrine club Christmas party for underprivileged children on December 22 to spark interest in model airplanes.

Arizona Airways Grand Canyon Tucson Exchange Club Whiting Shrine Club

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