Finks Struggle To Save Judy
Irene Fink says she and her family are embarrassed by offers of help as they travel from Missouri to California for Judy Fink’s eye concerns. Ten people, two cars and a house trailer faced breakdowns, with only $1.32 left. Marin welfare and Red Cross aided the family while others donate clothing and money.
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San Rafael
Calif
Irene Fink
Finks
St. Louis
San Francisco
Judy
Missouri
Oregon
California
Highway 101
Ted Fink
Middle West
Air Force
Mrs. Fink
Three Tucson Drivers Penalized In City Court
Three Tucson drivers faced penalties in city court today. F M Rodriguez 821 N Ninth Ave fined 50 dollars and jailed 10 days for driving while intoxicated after police stopped him near West Fourth Street and North Eleventh Avenue. Eddie Contreras 36 of 1344 Club View Jr fined 100 dollars and 15 days for reckless driving on South Tenth Avenue near West 20th Street. Antonio Rivera 411 Ales St fined 50 dollars or 10 days for DWI after police found his car in a Meyer Street lot near West Broadway and witnesses said he had hit a wall and another car.
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Tucson
F. M. Rodriguez
Ninth Ave
West Fourth Street
North Eleventh Avenue
Paul J. Cella
Rodriguez
Eddie Contreras
Clubview Jr
South Tenth Avenue
West 20Th Street
Antonio Rivera
Ales St
South Meyer
West Broadway
GE and Westinghouse Reject Immediate Wage Talks
Washington dispatch reports General Electric and Westinghouse refused union demands for immediate wage increases amid a government wage price freeze. CIO IUE leaders had pressed for substantial hikes after their Milwaukee convention. GE VP L R Boulware cautioned against pushing wages beyond government stabilization levels. Charles E. Wilson, GE president, recently named head of the mobilization program with wage price freeze authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Electric
Westinghouse
CIO Union of Electrical Workers
James B. Carey
Cio-Iue
Milwaukee
L. R. Boulware
Wire Casey
Charles E. Wilson
Sheep and goat market thrives before Id al Adha in Kuwait bazaar
Truckloads of sheep and goats arrived from as far as 200 miles away to the Kuwait bazaar for the Id al Adha feast. Business was brisk as buyers sought animals for sacrifice and markets filled with livestock and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwait
Sailor Falls Overboard From Norfolk Submarine
Two seamen were washed overboard from a submarine off Norfolk last night. One crewman was rescued in good shape and the submarine remained in the area to search for the missing sailor as surface ships, helicopters, and coast guard units joined the search in choppy seas. The submarine’s name and the sailors’ identities were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Navy
Coast Guard
Fifth Naval District
Harmon Takes Over As State GOP Treasurer
Claude F. Harmon of Phoenix assumed duties as treasurer of the Republican state central committee's finance committee. He succeeds James A. Beaman, chairman of Gov elect Howard Pyle's advisory committee on administration appointments, and previously served as central committee treasurer.
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Phoenix
Claude F. Harmon
Republican State Central
Harmon
Central Committee
James A.beaman
Howard Pyle
Mexican Labor Need Denied in Midland Hearing
In Midland Texas on December 19 witnesses urged cancellation of the U S Mexican farm labor agreement. Imperial Valley Farmers Association president Keith Mets argued against canceling contracts while O W Rugg of Casa Grande Arizona said the pact wastes labor and harms crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Tex
U.S
Keth Mets
Imperial Valley Farmers Association of California
U.S. Employment Service
Prisoner Shoots Border Patrolman To Death
In El Paso Texas a prisoner, Eulalio Cordero 25 Juarez, shot and killed Border Patrolman Richard D. Clarke during transport to the immigration service. Patrolman Ralph L. Tranter subdued Cordero after being stabbed and bitten.
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EL Paso
Tex
Richard D. Clarke
Eulalio Cordero
Juarez
Clarke
Pattrolman
Ralph L. Tranter
Cordero
U.S. Immigration Service
Tranter
Rose Begins San Quentin Term For Bad Check
Leslie Warren Rose 37, an equipment operator from Portland Oregon, left for San Quentin to serve a one to five year term for issuing checks without funds. He was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Benjamin C. Jones yesterday and was taken into custody.
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Lakeport
Calif
U.P
Leslie Warren Rose
San Quentin
Rose
Portland
Ore
Superior Court
Benjamin C. Jones
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Stone
Tucson Blueprint CO
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Bettyann Culver
Union Station
Sidney Culver
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
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Winchester
GOP
Private
Clawson Mtg. & Realty
North Stone
O. W. Rugg
Casa Grande
Ariz
Rodig’s
Tucson Optical Service
Patr
Valley Nat'l
Sachs-Parker
Vodka Collins
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eZine
Crescent Jewelers
Bulova
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CSS Eee Was
Brent
Sices Timitea
Xis
Rayon Gabardine Sport
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Neahale
Carson Bally Citizen
Custom Studios
Custom Studios, Inc
Heywood-Wakefield Furniture
Broadway
Fifth Ave
N. Stone
Barclay
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