Converse Jury Panel Ordered Back Thursday
Superior Judge John P. Lyons Jr. dismissed the full jury panel in the state against James P. Converse on first degree murder. Jurors must return at 9 30 a m to select 12 with an alternate from 35 or more on hand. Defense motions continue with continuance and venue requests amid illness and bias concerns.
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John PD. Lyons, Jr
James P. Converse
John van Buskirk
George R. Darnell
Tomor
Love pleads innocent to murder and assault in killing case
James L. Brady testified about marital troubles with Carmen Romero as Love changes pleas to innocent on two charges. Police describe a November 25 shooting on Romero Street where Jauregui was wounded and Romero injured, with Love firing on officers before being subdued. He receives concurrent life and 10 to 15 year terms.
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Police Detective Bureau
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Brady
Romero Ag
Love
Romero
Jauregui
Lyons
Truman backs price policy to curb housing costs
The president outlined price controls on old and new housing materials and services to speed housing for veterans. He endorsed ceilings and a regulation assigning building material priorities favoring housing, with 50 percent channeled to dwellings and remaining supply for commercial and public works. He said action under the second war power act is needed to avert inflation and cited credit curb measures. Congress may be asked to grant authority for housing price ceilings.
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Office of Priceinistration
Snyder
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Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Marshall Accepts Responsibility Before Pearl Harbor Committee
Marshall testified for the sixth day as the Pearl Harbor committee released conflicting top secret Army reports. He accepts responsibility and said he believed defenses in the Philippines Hawaii and Indo China might deter Japan. The panel noted a suppressed Army board report and later memos about witnesses' differing statements.
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Army
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Pearl Harbor
Frank B. Keefe
R-Wis
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Keefe
Russia
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Germany
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United States
Cordell Hull
Philippine
Philippines
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Oahu
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Pacific
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Henry L. Stimson
Judge Advocate General
Myron C. Cramer
Clausen
Army Board
George C. Marshall
Mexico Opposes Intervention Outlined by Uruguay
Mexico reiterates its stance against foreign intervention in other nations. Foreign Secretary Francisco Castillo Najera notes agreement with Uruguay's democratic ideals but rejects its proposed procedure. He warns that regimes threatening regional security could become interventionist and urges strengthening the principle of nonintervention under the UN charter.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Uruguay
Francisco Castillo Najera
Castillo Najera
Juvenile Delinquency Figures Discussed By Judge Lyons
Judge John Lyons Jr. presiding over a formal charge as damage nears $1000. Probation Chief R. E. Johnson reports November totals: 125 delinquency cases, 49 to court, 32 to other agencies, rest handled by probation. Offenders mainly aged 13 to 17, with few Negro or Indian youths. De Concini urges Big Brothers volunteers in Tucson and drivers to remove ignition keys to prevent juvenile car taking.
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John Lyons, Jr
Superior Court
R. E. Johnson
de Concini
Johnson
Tucson
Threatened steel strike details spread by CIO union
Pittsburgh report outlines a Jan. 14 walkout by CIO United Steelworkers aimed at a $2 daily wage rise for an eight hour shift. Present base pay runs at $6.24 for common labor and $8.96 for the average steel worker. Union estimates say more than 700,000 could be idle across 766 plants in 27 states.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United Steel Workers
Carnegie Library to Close Early Due to Illness
The Carnegie free public library will close at 6 p m daily until further notice because about half the staff is ill with influenza.
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Carnegie Free Public Library
Flowing Wells Club Plans All-Day Meeting at Sacred Heart
The Flowing Wells Club will meet tomorrow at Sacred Heart church located at 601 East Ft. Lowell road for an all-day gathering Members should bring their own dishes to share with others.
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Flowing Wells Club
Sacred Heart Church
East Ft. Lowell Road
PTA Mother Singers Meet at Roskruge School
The PTA Mother Singers will meet at 2 p m tomorrow at Roskruge school to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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PTA
Mother Singers
Roskruge School
Tucson Post No 549 VFW Meeting Announced
Tucson Post No 549 Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a 7 30 p m gathering tomorrow at the hall located at 121 East Broadway for its regular meeting.
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Tucson Post NO
VFW
the Hall
East Broadway
McGary Hurt in High Speed Highway Crash
James F. McGary, 45, of 249 Consolidated Dwellings, was taken to Pima County Hospital with a possible neck fracture after a car wreck on Highway 89 at 10:45 a.m. The vehicle, driven by L. D. Short of 249 Consolidated Dwellings, rolled five times after traveling about 70 mph. Short was cited for speeding.
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James F. McGary
Pima County
John W Chambers to be Buried in El Paso
The remains of John W Chambers aged 37 who died yesterday in Eloy will be transported to Ft Bliss National Cemetery El Paso Texas for funeral and burial. He is survived by Roy Chambers a son of Eloy.
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John W. Chambers
Eloy
Ft. Bliss National Cemetery
el Paso
Tex
Arizona Mortuary
Roy Chambers
Santa Cruz Valley Growers Plans Expansion After Acreage Increase
A family farm society, Santa Cruz Valley Growers, describes a limited capital setup as a closed corporation with no stock for sale and states it will enlarge facilities to manage crops from new acreage. The note emphasizes throughput needs and expansion plans.
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Santa Cruz
Thursday Afternoon Radio Schedule Reel Returns
A reader friendly slate lists a Thursday afternoon lineup from 12 15 PM to 5 30 PM featuring News at Noon Guid Li School of Air News A Newsroom and a series of musical and talk segments including The World Today Dr Paul and Mansions of Melody.
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School of Air “News
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Howr
Waltz Time
Patsy
the World Today
Paul
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