Bridges Heads to Washington Over Deportation Claims
Harry Bridges, California CIO director and ILWU leader born in Australia, travels to Washington to discuss a report to Attorney General Jackson by J. Edgar Hoover alleging Communist affiliation and possible deportation. Bridges asserts he will discuss union matters only and accuses Hoover of false evidence and bribery.
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San Francisco
U.R
Harry Bridges
California
CIO
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Washington
Robert H. Jackson
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Bridges
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Department of Labor
Communist Party
Hoover
Department of Justice
Bureau of Naturalization
Landis
Jackson
Public Records: Divorce and Liability Suits Filed
Sara Kohn sues Max Kohn for divorce ruling sought as public record. Florence Brown files divorce complaint against Groff Brown. Martha Pederson Barworth sues Robert G Nelson in suit on notes.
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Sara Kohn
Max Kohn
Florence Brown
Groff Brown
Martha Pederson Barworthgainst
Robert G. Nelson
Justice Court Trial Set For Disturbing Peace Case
Justice Court prepares for a disturbance of the peace case as W. Gardner presides and A. Pacheco sets Thursday for the trial.
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Justice Court Co
Police Court Decisions In Local Reckless Driving and Larceny
In court Alfred Mendoza faced reckless driving with a $30 fine or 30 days. John Logan was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and sent to Pima county. Philip Romero faced petty larceny with a $10 fine or 10 days. Edward J. Kelley, Robert H. White, Mose Gruber, William Wall, W. M. Ellis, Eugene Thomas charged with vagrancy at $10 fine or 10 days. Willie B. Kelly discharged for disturbing the peace. Alfred Gonzales and W. G. Lopez charged with disturbing the peace and fined $10 or 10 days.
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Paul Cella
Alfred Mendoza
John Logan
Pima
Philip Romero
Edward J. Kelley
Robert H. White
Mose Gruber
William Wall
W. M. Ellis
Eugene Thomas
Willie B. Kelly
Alfred Gonzales
W. G. Lopez
Marriage Licenses Granted in City Office
Mrs. Belle D. Hall clerk Edward C. Webster 21 Sahuarita Helen Lea Mitchell 18 Tucson Jim Walters 29 Viona Rameli 27 both of San Jose Calif Edgar J Boyer 22 Earl Lee Kelly 17 both Negroes of Tucson.
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Belle D. Hall
Edward C. Webster
Sahuarita
Helen Lea Mitchell
Tucson
Jim Walters
Viona Rameli
San Jose
Calif
Edgar J. Boyer
Earl Lee Kelly
Joint Masonic Installation Set By Tucson and Epes Randolph Lodges
Tonight at the Masonic temple Tucson Lodge No. 4 and Epes Randolph Lodge No. 32 announce joint installation ceremonies for tomorrow evening. New officers include Tucson No. 4 Worshipful Master Conan Drachman and Epes Randolph No. 32 Worshipful Master F. A. Garrigus with respective senior wardens R. M. McDaniel and W. H. Dobyns and other officers listed.
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Tucson Lodge
A. M
Epes Randolph Lodge
Masonic Temple
Tucson No. 4
Conan Drachman
R. M. McDaniel
J. J. Johnson
G. S. Sawyer
J. E. Bentz
F. A. Peyton
A. Bring
R. C. Nicholson
C. H. McCarty
R. H. Lincoln
E. B. Tourigny
J. H. Curtain
D. L. Secrist
F. L. Pusch
Tyler
Arizona adult education program funded for another year
Phoenix reports the Work Projects Administration will fund 84,732 with a state match of 29,000 to continue the Arizona adult education program for a year. Enrollment stands at 2,111 across Maricopa Gila Graham Cochise Pima and Yavapai counties.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Work Projects Administration
Maricopa
Gila
Graham
Cochise
Pima
Yavapai
The New Order foretold by Irma Pyle in Tucson
A letter from Irma Pyle of Tucson urges a spiritual, cooperative reordering of civilization. She predicts a future North American empire formed by the United States and Canada after a coming purging, with small cooperative settlements as the nucleus of a new world order.
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America
United States of America
Europe
North America
Canada
Irma
Pyle
East Speedway
Tucson
Prepared for Hostilities Urges Immediate U S Aid to Britain
L. Lamberton urges the United States to act now in support of Britain, arguing debates delay unity and warning saboteurs have already damaged U S plants. He calls for preparation for hostilities, naval moves toward blockades, and no formal war declaration.
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Lord Lothian
England
Los Angeles
Britain
United States
Washington
L. Lamberton
Weather Drizzle Eases Snow Runoff Across Arizona Mountains
Snow and rain swept the southwest with precipitation in Prescott, Flagstaff, Kingman, and Tucson. The storm extended inland from the Pacific, wetting nine inches of snow in McNary and delaying air traffic between Phoenix and Los Angeles while highways remained open.
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Arizona
U. S. Weather Bureau
Southwest
Pacific Coast
McNary
White Mountain
Salt River Valley Project
Prescott
Gila Valley
Graham Mountains
Kingman
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
Tucson
Bisbee
Yuma
Municipal Courts Upheld by Phelps
Superior Judge M. T. Phelps upheld the authority of municipal courts to try reckless driving cases under state law. He denied a defense motion in the Ray R. King case, who appealed a city court conviction, citing a lack of powers by the municipal magistrate.
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Phoenix
M. T. Phelps
Phelps
Ray R. King
King
Cotton Picker's Death Inquest Set Tomorrow
In Florence on December 17 an inquest will probe the stabbing death of Tommy Gill, 51, a cotton picker killed five miles west of Eloy Saturday night. A transient cotton picker is jailed awaiting charges. Deputy County Attorney Ronald Ellis said the man stabbed Gill with a butcher knife during a card game dispute. Gill died instantly.
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Florence
Eloy
Tommy Gill
Ronald Ellis
Gill
Russian Representatives Make Purchases in Argentina
Russian government representatives are reported to be making purchases in Argentina, signaling potential economic or diplomatic activity. The details of the purchases and involved entities remain unclear, with no official comment yet from either side.
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Argentina
Congress Could Adjourn For Holidays As Parties Clash
House Democrats and Republicans expect a Christmas adjournment but hesitate to trigger a record vote. A Walter Logan bill veto looms. McCormack notes action after the bill clears, with Senate filibuster risks if two thirds back the measure.
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Washington
House
Congress
McCormack
D-Mass
Chris
McCormick
Walter Logan
Walter-Logan
Senate
Lumber Plants Remain Closed Amid Picket Lines
Employees at Southwestern Sash and Door and Arizona Sash Door and Glass stay away from both plants as workers strike in Phoenix planing mills. Union and company officials report ongoing conferences to end the walkout. Workers seek a closed shop agreement.
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Southwestern Sash and Door Company
Arizona Sash, Door and Glass Company
Phoenix Planing Mills
Phoenix
Clarkson grads land jobs in record year
Clarkson College placement bureau reports 98 percent of last June's 77 graduates are employed with only two saying they are unemployed, marking a notable hiring success.
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Clarkson Grads
Potsdam
N. Y
Clarkson College Placement Bureau
Jit
Steady Eyes May Signal Deceit Eye Tests Hint Lie Detection
A Colgate psychologist reports eye steadiness during a one minute silent pause correlates with deceit. In tests with 40 subjects, 75 percent of liars kept steadier eyes than truth tellers, challenging common beliefs about shifty eyes as a deceit cue.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Frederick K. Berman
Colgate University
Colgate
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Stone Avenue
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Pacific Ocean
C. B. Richards
Merry Chistmas
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Dave Hleoenm
Congress & Sixth
E. Broadway
VU Tokhe
Harbor
Fresno
Amy Job
Jess K. Horton
Harbor Freight Lines
Perla
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