Pravda says U S schemes failed not the council
Moscow reports that Pravda cites a Tass dispatch from London claiming the four power council did not fail, but the United States pursued imperialist aims. It asserts Secretary Marshall’s tactics collapsed and that Western press distorted events, blaming U S policy for the conference outcome.
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Moscow
Pravda
Council of Foreign Ministers
London
U. S
Tass
State Department
George Marshall
Council
Britain
France
Midwest Gets Another Wave
A new blast of sub zero weather hit the Midwest with temperatures plunging below zero. The cold air moved from eastern Manitoba and southwestern Ontario, with International Falls at 16 below and Armstong Ontario at 8 below. Light snow fell in the Great Lakes, Northern plains and Pacific Northwest while other regions stayed near normal.
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Associated Press
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Soag
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Mercury
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
Manitoba
Ontario
Armstrong
Great Lakes
Northern Plains
Pacific Northwest
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Evans Property Sells for 120000 to Lindholm Corp
The old Evans school site near Tanque Verde river, 16 miles east of Tucson, sold for 120000 to Lindholm Development corporation. The buyers include Lee Combs and Edward Lindop. the 400 acre parcel previously changed hands to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Le Sage and Mrs. Volney Grahn. The new owners plan five acre tract subdivisions for homes and small ranches.
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Evans School
Lindholm Development Corporation
Pioneer Escrow Corporation
Vincent le Sage
Volney Grahn
Tucson
Tanque Verde River
Lindholm Corporation
Lee Combs
Los Angeles
Edward Lindop
Chicago
Jaycee-ette Officers Installed At Wednesday Meeting
Newly elected Jaycee-ette officers were installed at a Wednesday dinner gathering at Paulos restaurant. Guests of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the event featured the Shrine club as entertainment. Officers named include President Mrs A C Tappero Vice President Mrs Brooks Davis Secretary Mrs Wayne Harrod Treasurer Mrs De Witt Gregory Directors Mrs Nathan Ray Mrs Loveless Garner Mrs Lester Conlisk Mrs William Nardoni.
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Jaycee-ette
Paulos
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Shrine Club
A. C. Tappero
Brooks Davis
Wayne Harrod
de Witt Gregory
Nathan Ray
Loveless Gardner
Lester Conlisk
William Nardoni
Valley Bank Declares Dividend of 35 Cents
Phoenix announces Valley National bank board declares a 35 cent per share dividend payable December 20 to stockholders of record December 17. President Walter R. Bimson notes this raises the annual dividend to 60 cents per share and 1947 total dividends will reach $360,000.
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Phoenix
the Valley National Bank
Walter R. Bimson
Bimson
Young Democrats Back Budget Law Change
The Young Democrats endorsed amending the 10 percent budget limitation law at a Wednesday meeting. A resolution urging state officials, including Gov. Sidney P. Osborn, to modify the law was approved and will be mailed. Guest speaker William B. Chamberlain spoke on Tucson's economic development. Food gifts were given to aid Yaqui Indians at Pascua village. A four member committee Hal Morgan Tom Chandler Harry Ackerman Eve Kessinger was named to study the budget and potential actions.
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Young Democrats Club
Sidney P. Osborn
Enos P. Schaffer
William B. Chamberlain
Sunshine Climate ‘Club
Tucson
Pascua Village
Hal Morgan
Tom Chandler
Harry Ackerman
Eve Kessinger
Mountain States Telephone talks open in Phoenix
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph officials and union representatives began contract negotiations in Phoenix and El Paso. The Independent Communications Workers of America seeks overtime holiday pay and other provisions to align with other telco contracts. Union VP W G Smith of Denver says basic wage rates will not be discussed.
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Phoenix
U.R
Mountain States
Massachusetts hunters bag 3959 deer in week season
Massachusetts Department of Conservation reports a record 3,959 deer shot during the first week of the month, an all time high, surpassing the previous record by 392. Hunters also reported six bears killed.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Department
Procter Elected President of Santa Cruz Chamber
Col. Gil Procter, retired Army officer turned rancher, elected president of the Santa Cruz County Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Louis Escalada and will take office January 1. Officers also chosen include Jesse Allen as vice president and Ralph Moery as treasurer.
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Nogales
Ariz
Col
Gil .Procter
Santa Cruz County
Blatz Brewery Past Life in Milwaukee Recalls Milestones
Forty five years before Langley’s flight Blatz began brewing better beer in Milwaukee. Brewed since 1851 Blatz called Milwaukee’s first and America’s finest bottled beer by the Blatz Brewing Co Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Samuel P. Langley
Blatz
Milwaukee
Blatz Brewing Co
Wisconsin
Indian School Plans Program Before Vacation Begins
The fifth and sixth grade students at Tucson Indian Training school will present Followers of the Stars at 7 15 p m Thursday revised by T F Kaap. Ruth Lees and Hazel Cutan direct the show with Kaap in charge of choral numbers. The program concludes with gifts placed at the manger. The article notes rural highway surfacing estimates.
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Tucson Indian Training School
S. F. Welty
T. F. Kaap
Manger
Ruth
Lees
Hazel Cutan
Kaap
Welfare Secretaries Meet With State Board
Welfare secretaries meet with the state board to discuss social security and welfare legislation. Marry W. Hill, commissioner, responds to calls as the main topic of discussion centers on forthcoming welfare policy changes in Phoenix on Thursday.
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Phoenix
Marry W. Hill
Avill
Welfare Officials to Meet in Special Legislative Session
Hill announces a forthcoming special session of the legislature to address welfare concerns. He notes criticism that the state board has held too few meetings with county welfare officials, aiming to improve coordination.
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Hill
State Board
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