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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1949

Page

3

Bus Stoppage Off One Week At Detroit

Detroit officials and the AFL bus and streetcar operators union negotiated to extend the strike deadline by one week. About 800 operators voted to delay a walkout that would have paralyzed commuting for office workers and Christmas shoppers. The union accepted a straight 40 hour week and said no overtime until a new contract is agreed.

Detroit Department of Street Railway AFL

Jobless Payments Improve in Arizona November

Arizona unemployment compensation totaled $319 401 in November, down from $335 152 the previous month and $105 663 in November 1948. The state employment service blamed the dip on many claimants exhausting their 12 week entitlement.

Phoenix Arizona State

Good Intentions Save Man From Drunkenness Sentence

James Brown of Phoenix got a suspended sentence for drunkenness after he turned in a citrus truck and then staggered as he handed the keys to a police officer. Magistrate C W Pensinger cited Brown's good intentions in granting clemency.

Phoenix James Brown Brown C. W. Pensinger

Hiromasa Sato Dies by Suicide Fraud? Insanity Conviction

Hiromasa Sato in northern Hokkaido attempted suicide 15 times including cyanide ingestion and train derailment plots. He survived each attempt and ended up in court where the judge ruled him insane. Sato asked for death, but was not granted, receiving an insanity verdict instead.

Tokyo Hiromasa Sato Hokkaido Sato

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