Supreme Court backs state bans on closed shops
The U S Supreme Court upheld state laws banning closed shops in North Carolina Arizona and Nebraska in a unanimous decision minus one dissent In three cases Justice Black wrote opinions on the laws and Justice Murphy dissented in the Arizona case Justice Rutledge and Frankfurter issued concurring opinions The decision follows AFL challenges and notes similar measures in 13 other states and the Taft Hartley act limits on future closed shop sales and union shop provisions
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Supreme Court
Justice Black
North Carolina
Nebraska
Arizona
Murphy
Rutledge and
Frankfurter
AFL
U. S. Supreme Court
North
Carolina
Delaware
Georgia
Iowa
Maryland
Nevada
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Arkansas
Florida
Garvey sworn in as Arizona’s eighth governor at capitol ceremony
Dan E. Garvey was inaugurated as Arizona’s eighth governor in a noon ceremony on the capitol balcony attended by thousands. Chief Justice Arthur T. LaPrade administered the oath as guests including Garvey’s 86 year old mother from Mississippi and interim Gov. Horacio Lobarzo of Sonora. The event marked the first formal inauguration at the capitol in eight years with an evening inaugural ball to follow at the Phoenixrine temple.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
Arizona
State Capitol
Arthur T. LaPrade
Johanna Garvey
Vicksburg
Miss
Horacio Lobarzo
Sonora
Mexico
Sanny Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
Second Avenue
Washington Street
Arizona Capitol
Dan. E. Garvey
Capitol
Gyea National Guard
Garvey
Frank E. Fraser
Arizona National Guard
Williams Air Force Base
R. C. Stanford
Arizona Supreme Court
Daniel J. Gereke
Tucson
Arthur B. Kinsolving II
Protestant Episcopal Missionary District of
Steven de
Arvey
Coalition Fails In Rule Change
North China strains show rift amid calls for a separate peace with the Chinese Communists. In Nanking the Nationalist government battles efforts to split talks while Peiping reports a three week flour supply and hints at a political settlement. In Washington, Democrats push a rules overhaul to curb the rules committee and set procedures for stalled bills.
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Nanking
China
Peiping
Spencer Moosa
Moosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Fu Tso-yi
Shanghai
Washington
Jan
House
Rules Committee
Arizona Supreme Court Expands to Five Members
Phoenix January 3 The Arizona supreme court grew from three to five justices with Justice R C Stanford re elected and new members Justice M T Phelps and Justice Eva De Concini taking oaths. Chief Justice La Prade administered the ceremony before about 100 attendees. Phelps will serve six years De Concini four with all future terms six years.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Supreme Court
R. C. Stanford
M. T. Phelps
Eva de Concini
Arthur T. la Prade
Levi S. Udall
Phelps
Justice de Concini
Superior Court
la Prade
de Concini
Stanford
Udall
Apache County
State Court
Jews Say British Plan In Egypt Leads To War
Tel Aviv reports indicate Britain pressuring the United States to aid Egypt in response to Jewish incursions into Egypt. A foreign office spokesman warned Britain risks being seen as an ally of Arab states and potentially provoking a British Israeli war. Jerusalem reports multiple air raids injuring residents in a Jewish quarter and threats of retaliation if Egyptian attacks continue.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Foreign Office
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
Security Council
Middle East
United States
Canal
London Daily Mirror
Palestine
Suez Canal
Mirror
Negev Front
Jerusalem
Cairo
Egyptian War Ministry
Negev
Garvey outlines plan to restore executive authority in Arizona
Governor Dan Garvey states he will use all resources to enact Democratic platform provisions and urges immediate legislature action to reclaim executive power from over 100 independent boards and commissions, criticizing Arizona’s “government within government” system. He notes cooperation from department heads and aims to limit terms for control of these bodies.
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Phoenix
Dan Kk. Garvey
Sidney P. Osborn
Democratic Party
Arizona
Douglas, Famous Mine Chief, Dies
James Stuart Douglas known as Rawhide Jimmy dies in Montreal at age 80. He founded the city named for his father and dug hundreds of millions in copper gold and silver from the United Verde extension in Jerome. His son Lewis W. Douglas later served as ambassador to Great Britain.
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Canada
James Stuart Douglas
Lewis W. Douglas
Great Britain
Montreal
Can
Jimmy” Douglas
Harvey Hill
Megantic Township
Quebec
James
Naomi
Douglas) Douglas
United Verde Extension
Jerome
Arizona
Southwest
United States
Phoenixville
Toronto
New York City
Manitoba
Bisbee
Copper Queen Consolidated Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Josephine Leah Williams
Phoenix Woman Becomes Deputy State Treasurer
Miss Filomeno Hernandez of Phoenix was named deputy state treasurer marking the first time a woman has held the post in Arizona. A Phoenix native raised in eastern Arizona she graduated from Morenci High School.
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Phoenix
Filomeno Hernandez
Arizona
Morenci High School
Ambassador Douglas Heads To Montreal Funeral
Lewis W. Douglas United States ambassador to Great Britain and his wife left by air for Montreal to attend the funeral of his father James S. Douglas who died at his home there yesterday morning at age 80.
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Lewis W. Douglas
U.S
Great Britain
Montreal
Can
Douglas
James S. Douglas
Prices On Hogs Take A Tumble
Chicago hog prices plunged as heavy arrivals Monday pushed top hogs to 21.00 dollars per hundred pounds. Receipts reached 27 000 head, with rail shipments totaling 120 railroad cars. Total market arrivals across 12 leading markets hit 163 000 head.
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Chicago
OPA
Chicago and Northwestern Railways
Agriculture Department
Yale Students Killed in DC-3 Crash at Boeing Field
A chartered DC-3 carrying 27 Yale students and guests crashed at Boeing Field Seattle killing 11 students and 3 crew. The plane hit a hangar after takeoff in icy, foggy conditions overruling tower clearance. Sixteen survived with burns while relatives mourned.
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Yale
Boeing Field
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Washington
Oregon Vale
New Haven
Conn
R. D. Bedinger
CAA
William Chavers
Bedinger
Boeing Airplane Company
Yale Dead And Injured Listed
Thirteen survivors of Sunday night plane crash were taken to King County Hospital. Names include Charles Belknap 17 Portland Oregon with cuts and bruises and John Kendall Jr Seattle with arm fracture and burns among others from Washington Oregon and Idaho. Two escaped without injury and fifteen others listed later.
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King County Hospital
Charles Belknap
Portland
Ore
John Kendall, Jr
Orville Nilson
Bellingham
Wash
Joseph Knoll
Everett
Theodore Thompson
Cedar Falls
George Cole
Robert R. Adams
Corvallis
John C. Schaak
Donald Campbell
Selah
Richard Bjork
Astoria
Jack W. Biddle
Harding
Longview
William Howe
Bernard
Spokane
James Wendell Smith
Spur
Aberdeen
John Roderick
Thomas H. Anderson
Park Lane
Chiang Kai-shek May Rule From Formosa
Report from Taipei outlines signals Chiang Kai-shek may relocate governance to Formosa if Nanking falls. Indications include Chiang's son leading Kuomintang activities, Chen Cheng named Formosa governor, navy and air force HQ moved there, and rail and consular activity noted. Wei Tao-mming relieved from office announced.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
Chiang
Russia
United States
Chen Cheng
Chen
Champoa
Army
Navy
Air
Chinese National Air Corporation
Tainan
Envoy to Reds Asks to Quit Post in Moscow
Walter Bedell Smith asked President Truman on Monday to relieve him as Ambassador to Russia. No decision has been reached. Smith plans to speak with Truman again and indicated he would return to Moscow if kept. He originally sought a two year stay but has served three years.
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Sen
Lodge
Mass
Taft
Ohio
House
Congress
John Andrews
James Shera Montgomery
Truman
Paris
Russia
Europe
Rayburn
Joe Cannon
Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Moscow
Maricopa County Withholds Pay Over Civil Service Test
Maricopa county votes to withhold payment to about 925 county employees totaling roughly 210000 dollars monthly until the Arizona supreme court decides if the county civil service ordinance complies. D P Kimball and George Frye voted for the resolution with James O Lecky opposed.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
D. P. Kimball
George Frye
James O. Lecky
Supreme Court of
State of Arizona
Civil Service
Tucson Faces Freeze As Snow Touches Catalina Range
Tucson endured hail and rain on Sunday with .07 inch of precipitation as a cold front brought subfreezing temperatures. The city saw a high of 36 degrees and a low near 12 to 15 in lower areas, with damage from strong winds and a frost on Monday. Mt Lemmon reported 14 inches of dry snow.
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Pueblo
Weather Bureau
North Stone Avenue
East Fourth Avenue
Old Pueblo
Arizona
Mt. Lemmon
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Greenland
Louis Lane
Willow
N. Y
Robert J. McDonald
Bridgett
W. Va
Francis Ify
Windsor
DC-3
Chiang Chin-kuo
Kuomintang
Wei Tao-Ming
Chinese Central
Reds
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