Eisenhower Douglas discuss Stalin plan in New York
President elect Eisenhower and Lewis Douglas met at the general's Columbia campus home for 90 minutes to review Stalin's latest statements in response to the New York Times letter. They also talked about Churchill's upcoming visit and Europe. Douglas said the talk covered football to water conservation and conveyed no post offer to him.
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New York
Eisenhower
Lewis Douglas
Great Britain
Stalin
Columbia University
Douglas
New York Times
Winston Churchill
Europe
Churchill
Arizona
Russia
Arizona Utility Seeks Gas and Power Rate Hikes
Arizona Public Service Co filed new rate schedules with the state commission seeking increases in gas and electricity costs. The rises align with El Paso Natural Gas Co requests, which would add about 5.7 percent to typical residential gas bills and 1.4 percent to electric bills. The actions involve uniform fuel adjustment clauses to simplify accounting.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
State Corporation Commission
Public Service
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Arizona
EL Paso
Federal Power Commission
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Gamma Globulin Aid For Measles Only
Arizona will use gamma globulin solely for measles control despite polio immunization power. State health officials cite proven measles effectiveness, limited polio protection, three deaths from measles last year, and enough supply to shield 100 polio cases but 1,000 measles cases.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Health Department
New Labor Law Upheld in Arizona Case
Maricopa County Superior Judge Charles C Bernstein upholds the new fair labor practices statute banning secondary boycotts. He grants a temporary injunction restraining Phoenix Building Construction Trades Council from picketing Southwest Co operative Wholesale after a fire halted work. The law bars labor organizations from picketing unless a bona fide dispute over wages or conditions exists between employer and majority of employees. This is the first test of the measure.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Charles C. Bernstein
Bernstein
Southwest Co-operative Wholesale
Phoenix Building &Construction Trades Council
Co-Op
Co-Operative
Hit and Run Death Inquest Scheduled
Coroner Johnson set an inquest for Monday afternoon into the pedestrian death on South Sixth Avenue after a mystery driver surrendered. Douglass M. Cowan a 34 year old market produce department manager was arraigned on a negligent homicide charge with bond set at 500. He admitted being the driver of the car that struck Victor Manuel Sr. of 538 W. Riost and fled Thursday night.
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Clark H. Johnson
South Sixth Avenue
Pormees
Douglass M. Cowan
Market Produce Department
Justice Court
Brefore Johnson
South Tucson
Victor Manuel Sr
W. Riost
Tucson
Cowan
E. Greenleest
Manuel
Manue
John Kettlewell
Illinois
City to Buy Broadmoor Water Co and Equipment
City negotiates to acquire Broadmoor Water Co including equipment for 120000 with 117500 price agreement confirmed by company owners and city council members. City plans paving work in newly annexed area south of East Broadway and will lower water lines at about 1200 in preparation for the project.
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Broadmoor Water Co
City Mer
Donald Wolfer
East Broadway
Wolfer
Fire-Blasted Tucson Couple Receives Red Cross Aid
A young Tucson couple, Don and Mrs. Scott, lost their three room home and all belongings in a fire caused by an exploding oil stove. The Tucson Red Cross Chapter will act as coordinator to help them re establish, as police and deputies assisted and their few saved items included a trailer and telephone.
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Tucson
Red Cross
Scotts
Scott
Sunnyside
Rain Forecast Promises Storms for Tucson Visit
Weather forecaster says two coastal storm fronts approach Tucson bringing scattered showers tomorrow. Expect cloudy skies tonight, warmer temperatures tonight around 36, with cooler weather tomorrow as rain moves in.
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Tucson
No Candidates File For Mayor In Tucson Primary
By noon today no candidate has filed for mayor in the Tucson primary set for February 17. The petition deadline is 5 p.m. Monday. Four candidates are official for three council seats: Harlow D. Phelps Ward 2, Ray A. Marsh Ward 4, Dennis B. Weaver Ward 4, and Lester L. Nalley Ward 2. No one filed for Ward 1 council. Tucson City Clerk Carl Hitt expects filings Monday. Tucson attorney Don Hummel says he is asked to run for mayor on the Democratic ticket and is considering.
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Tucson
Harlow D. Phelps
Ray A. Marsh
Dennis B. Weaver
Lester L. Nalley
Carl Hitt
Don Hummel
February draft call set at 53 thousand for 1952
The Defense Department ordered 53,000 men to be drafted in February, all into the army, marking the largest monthly call since March 1951. The total to date reaches 1,255,430 draftees with 1,174,000 for the army and 81,430 for the marine corps as replacements for completing service.
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Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Selective Service
Army
Marine Corps
DEFENSE _ department
Holiday Traffic Toll Rises As Skies Stay Clear
United Press tally shows 399 lives lost in traffic crashes during the holidays plus 41 air, 10 fire and 10 other fatalities, totaling 460 violent deaths. Record holiday deaths loom as safety officials warn of an approaching peak before midnight. A冷 snap spreads across the north with subzero readings in Minnesota while a storm hits California and Oregon.
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United Press
National Safety Council
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
California
Oregon
Atlantic Seaboard
State Tax Refunds Ordered Totals 592233
Superior Judge Dudley W Windes ordered the state tax commission to pay refunds totaling 592233 to three carriers for sales taxes paid under protest. Southern Pacific to receive 513756.89 Pacific Fruit Express 29297.34 and American Airlines 49278.92.
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Phoenix
U.P
State Tax Commission
Dudley W. Windes
Southern Pacific
Pacific Fruit Express
American Airlines
Train Wreck Near Spokane Kills Two Employees
A Northern Pacific freight train derailed near Spokane Washington early today. Engineer Harold M Cunningham and fireman J W Demmitt died, both from Pasco. The head brakeman survived after being trapped for hours. Six other cars derailed and a minor fire occurred as snow delayed rescue. Police and ambulances aided from two counties. Track speeds are limited to 20 mph.
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Wash
Northern Pacific
Spokane
J. W. Demmitt
Harold M. Cunningham
Pasco
Here
Connell
Carson
Contest Entries To Shine On Christmas Decorations
Citizens urged to keep Christmas lights burning nightly from 6 to 11 as hundreds tour the city between now and New Year. Judges pick winners to be announced next Thursday with a partial entry list noted on page 12.
U N Raiders Strike North Korean Reds In No Man's Land
UN infantry men penetrated No Man's Land near Panmunjom and killed or wounded 53 Communist soldiers after surprise raids. Weather fouled air operations, with rain and snow grounding planes while tailing B-29s bombed supply and troop centers.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
No- Man’s Land
Panmunjom
North Korea
Punch Bowl
Anchor Hill
Bacharach Style Column To Debut In Citizen
Bert Bacharach, kingpin of men’s fashion, will launch a weekly column “Stag Lines” in the Citizen starting Tuesday December 30. The feature promises practical clothing advice on what to wear when to wear it and how to keep garments looking right all year.
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Bacharach
Bert Bacharach
Stag Lines
the Citizen
Rubin String Favored In Billito Track Quarter Horse Feature
Tonight and tomorrow offer a packed schedule across Tucson venues. Rubin String is pegged as the odds-on favorite for tomorrow’s quarter horse feature at Billito race track, with a lineup including juvenile races, art displays, square dancing and public exhibits across Emery park, Dobe Hut, Old Tucson, Tucson Mountain village, and the Tucson Art Center.
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Rubin String
Billito Race Track
Arizona
Dashiell Bronson
Drexel Road
Emery Park
Rillito Track
North First Avenue
River Road
Tucson Fine Arts Association
Tucson Art Center
S. Stone Ave
Old Tucson
Tucson Mountain Village
W. Aford
Truman Sees Duty in Keeping America Out of War
The article portrays President Truman asserting personal responsibility for guiding the nation away from another global conflict. It frames his stance as a deliberate leadership choice to avoid entanglements while addressing domestic and international pressures. The piece highlights his sense of duty and the broader implications for U S policy.
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Truman
America
John Harlow
Santa
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