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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1947

Page

4

Arizona Supreme Court hears labor suits on right to work amendment

The Arizona Supreme Court heard arguments on a suit testing the anticlosed shop clause in the 1946 right to work amendment. The case, brought by both employers and workers including union and nonunion members, may reach the U S Supreme Court.

Phoenix W.P Arizona Supreme Court Labor Emloyers U. S. Supreme Court Uit John L. Sullivan Sidney P. Osborn Eve de Concini Tucson Sullivan John M. Rood

Water shortage hinders Nogales fire response across border

Nogales Sonora faced a severe water shortage as a warehouse burned for over an hour. Mexican firemen watched as Nogales Arizona crews strung 2,500 feet of hose from the international boundary to the blaze, tapping a U. S. hydrant to supply water. Volunteers prevented spread to surrounding buildings.

Nogales Ariz Sonora U. S Avenida Obregon

Chinese Inflation Surges Amid Black Market Dollar Rise

Shanghai reports inflation climbing as foreign exchange rates and stock quotes jump. The black market rate for the dollar tops 160,000 yuan to $1 while authorities arrest brokers and rice prices slip from peaks. Governor Chang Chia-Ngau vows bank cooperation to steer capital to productive channels and curb speculation.

Shanghai China Chang Chia-Ngau Central Bank of China Nanking

Extend Order On Grapefruit Extends Proration Plan

The Arizona grapefruit program committee plans to extend proration of shipments beyond this week amid higher prices and weak opposition in court. A new two week shipment limit likely to be issued Wednesday, says committee member Lawrence Mehren. Prices on the California market rose from 1.53 to over 2 dollars FOB while retail gains were modest. The program aims to prevent grapefruit growers from bankruptcy.

Phoenix U.P Arizona Lawrence Mehren Glendale Mehren California

Pair Faces Gang Murder Charges in Chicago

In Chicago on December 15 prosecutors prepared to indict James Morelli 20 and Lowell Fentress 21 for the killings tied to a spree that left three men dead. Police had earlier killed Thomas Daley 36 during a confrontation. Morelli claimed he did not fire the fatal shots, admitting only an accidental discharge.

Chicago James Morelli Richard B. Austin Cook County Morelli Lowell ‘Fentress Fentress Thomas Daley Walter C. Storms

Daley blamed by Morelli for triple killings

Storms said Morelli accused Daley of orchestrating three killings and two injuries. Victims named include John Kuesis 40 a used furniture dealer Theodore Callis 29 and Emil Schmeichel 22. Wounded are Nick Kuesis 32 and Frank Baker 17. Fentress a minor police character reportedly stated the slayings were a reprisal tied to John Kuesis over alleged robbery involvement.

Storms Morelli Daley John ‘Kuesis Theo‘dore Callis Emil .W. Schmeichel Nick Kuesis John Frank Baker cFntress Kuesis Fentress

Hl Salvador Size Compared to Vermont

Hl Salvador is about twice the size of Vermont, indicating a large geographic area relative to the U.S. state.

Salvador Vermont

Cromwell Plot Site Seeks Buyer in Great Yarmouth

In Great Yarmouth on December 15, a 351 year old house tied to Cromwell era plots to assassinate a king is up for sale to a wealthy American buyer or organization, otherwise the property may change hands soon.

Great Yarmouth U.P Oliver Cromwell

Town council weighs demolition and relocation of historic house

Monday evening meeting discusses demolishing the Bally Osheem property with member Flix Stone proposing to sell the house and transport it to the United States to re erect as a national monument or spa. The plan aims to preserve the building by moving it rather than destroying it.

Suen Bally Osheem Charles I Flix. Stone United States

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