Inquest Held For Mrs. Margaret Lippincott Death
An inquest into the death of 17 year old Mrs. Margaret Lippincott near Tucson is set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Staff Sgt. Lawrence E. Shaver is in county jail for questioning regarding the early Friday accident when the victim was struck by a Southern Pacific freight train. Witnesses describe disturbing conduct by Shaver prior to the fatal event.
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Margaret Cody Lippincott
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Clark H. Johnson
Lawrence E
Lucky) Shaver
Shaver
Mrs. Lippincott
Ferringer
Alfred Wade
George Uchida
Sheriff's Deputies
Coplon Passport Lift Triggers Travel Alerts
Judith Coplon wife of a former Justice Department analyst faced travel restrictions as passport orders were lifted in a routine move after her espionage conviction. U S officials warned transport companies and overseas airlines to prevent her departure while her second trial in New York looms. Bail remains set at $20,000 in Washington and New York. co defendant Valentin Gubitchev holds $100,000 bail.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Lincoln White
State Department
Washington
Miss Coplon
United States
Russia
Airlines
LaGuardia Field
Justice Department
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Brooklyn
Gubitchev
Glen Cove
N .Y
Long Island
FBI
Coplon
Bond Election In Fall Seen
Tucson city council will consider dividing a $2,500,000 water bond issue between water revenue bonds and general obligation bonds. Voters would decide on bonds to improve the system and explore wells near Davis-Morthan field. The plan features a 30 year general obligation with no redemption until 1953 and revenue bonds callable after 10 years.
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Tucson
Davis-Morthan Field
Yost and Gardner
Phoenix
Citizens Water Committee
Fred Ronstadt
Council
Water Department
Georgi Dimitrov Dies at 66 in Moscow Sanitarium
London July 2 The Moscow radio announced that Georgi Dimitrov premier of Bulgaria former head of the Communist International and the No 1 Communist of the Balkans died Saturday of diabetes at a sanitarium near Moscow after an illness of several days.
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London
U.P
Georgi Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Old Communist International
Balkans
Moscow
Dimitrov
Russia
Russian Communist Party
Soviet Council of Ministers
Council of Ministers
Bordikha
Sofia
M. Kolarov
Kovatchevtsi
Comintern
National Assembly
Social Democrats
Bulgarian Communist Party
Dimitrov J
Italy
Nikolai Lenin
Josef Stalin
Dimittrov
Berlin
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Tito Shopping For Loan Guns in Belgrade Amid Aid Cutoff
Yugoslav defense ministry officials disclosed that Tito's government will build its own arms as both blocs halt military aid. Col Gen Iv an Goshnjak led the defense conference noting Western suppliers decline, while Yugoslav factories and imports from Czechoslovakia and Russia provide equipment. An American loan pursuit of 800 million dollars was also reported as Tito seeks Western arms. The speech signaled Yugoslavia's tougher stance against cominform pressures and reflected rising tensions in the region.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Defense Ministry
Marshal Tito
Tito
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Hungary
Rome
Trieste
United States
Communist Party
Defense Ministry
Ivan Goshnjak
Goshnjak
Ford CIO pact extends to July 15 in pension wage talks
Detroit reports limited strike chances as Ford and the CIO United Auto Workers extend their contract on a day by day basis. The pact covers 106,000 workers and expires July 15, with indefinite continuance possible. Washington notes Treasury Secretary Snyder will tour western Europe to discuss the European recovery program and global finances. In Saigon Bao Dai names Nguyen Van Xuan vice premier and cabinet roles after regaining the throne. Chattanooganena site chosen for Young Democratic Clubs of America fall convention in Salt Lake City. bids from others. John W. Gates released from jail after 30 days for contempt of court amid a small demonstration outside the federal detention center.
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Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Salt Lake City
Chattanooga
Tenn
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Kansas City
Houston
Tex
Reno
Nev
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
New York
John W. Gates
The
Daily Worker
Federal House of Detention
Gates
Civil Rights Congress
Plane Crash Near Perth Claims Eight Lives
An airliner of the MacRobertson Miller Aviation Co. crashed eight miles from Perth on Saturday, killing eight persons as flames engulfed the wreck. The craft was en route to Darwin to connect with a London bound flight. investigators suspect engine trouble.
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Perth
Australia
MacRobertson-Miller Aviation Co
Darwin
Thunder squall leaves Galveston two dead as winds hit 75 mph
Galveston counted two dead Saturday after a thunder squall with winds up to 75 miles an hour raked the island city late Friday. The coast guard paused its hunt for missing persons as a navy hurricane hunting plane from Miami, Florida, was dispatched to verify reports of the first tropical storm.
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Galveston
Tex
Coast Guard
Miami
Fla
Congress Air Probe Welcome to Truth About Air Force Policy
Air Secretary Symington praised a congressional inquiry set to allow the air force to present its case to Congress and the public. He avoided claims about the B 36 bomber while noting the probe aims to ensure every dollar buys full air power and security for the American people. He did not engage the carrier versus B 36 debate beyond acknowledging it.
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Chicago
Symington
Congressional
Air Force
Air Force Association
House Armed Services Committee
Lauds Vinson
Vinson
House Committee
Congress
Navy
Uncle Sam
Air Secretary
U. S. Faces Record Budget Deficit in 1949
Washington reports a fiscal year 1949 deficit of 1.811 billion dollars, three times Truman’s forecast. Expenditures rose to 40.057 billion while revenue fell to 38.246 billion, a five year low, signaling a likely larger gap in 1950.
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Washington
President Truman
Truman
Treasury
Ramey Delivers Address at Morgan McDermott Legion Post
Maj. Gen. Roger M. Ramey praised the American Legion for its prewar preparedness stance and urged a balance of power domestically and globally. The dedication of the Morgan-McDermott post clubhouse featured ceremonies led by John F. Molloy, with Gov. Garvey absent. The $400,000 facility will be open for public hours and a members dance is planned.
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Roger M. Ramey
Eighth Air Force
American Legion
Reggie Russell
West Pennington Street
John F. Molloy
Morgan McDermott
T. P. Altenberger
Morgan- McDermott Post
iGen
Ramey
Pearl Harbor
United States
Morgan-McDermott Post
Dan E. Garvey
DM Band
Davis- Monthan
Francis J. Green
E. T. Houston
John R. Stille
National Executive
Laura B. Orth
State Auxiliary
Laurence W. Carr
State Department
James C. Selser Jr
Davis-Monthan
Two Patton dedications in France on Sunday
Two monuments will be dedicated in France for Gen George S Patton Jr commander of the U S third army with Lt George S Patton IV and Gen Charles De Gaulle due at separate ceremonies near Paris and Chartres and Tilly. Meanwhile thunderstorms sweep Tucson area with wind up to 45 mph heavy rain totals varying by locale and damage reported including a porch roof collapse causing about 3000 dollars in losses.
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Paris
France
George S. Patton Jr
U. S
George S. Patton IV
St. Symphorien
Chartres
Charles de Gaulle
Tilly
Heidelberg
Germany
Old Pueblo
Blackridge Drive
Southern Arizona School For Boys
Sabine Canyon
Esmond G. Betts
N. Iroquois Sr
Betts
Grant Hospital Rate Increase
The Arizona Industrial Commission raised hospital daily rates in industrial compensation cases to 16 dollars from seven. Hospitals had pressed for higher reimbursements through the Arizona Hospital Association, while commission secretary Jack Gavin said premium rates for policy holders remain unchanged.
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Phoenix
Arizona Industrial Commission
Arizona
Arizona Hospital Association
Commission
Jack Gavin
Three Appraisers Named By Realtors
The Tucson real estate board named Oscar W. Davis Walter Clapp and Mark Klafter to the advisory appraisal board for Pima county per county assessor Leo J Finch. Further members from downtown and an outlying area are to be named. The board assists in setting commercial property assessments.
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Tucson Real Estate Board
Pima County
Leo J. Finch
Oscar W. Davis
Walter Clapp
Mark Klafter
Finch
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlight Classic Matchups
In a day of heavy scoring several games delivered drama. New York defeated Washington 10 to 7 after a late rally, while Boston routed Philadelphia 14 to 3 led by strong hitting. St Louis beat Cleveland 2 to 2 in a pitcher’s duel finally decided late. In the National League Pittsburgh toppled Chicago 8 to 9 in a high scoring affair and Brooklyn outslugged New York 13 to 8.
Killian Backs Central Arizona Project Compromise
Phoenix July 2 Ray Killian of Mesa secretary of the interstate stream commission expresses approval of progress on the Central Arizona project in Congress. He says passage in the current session is problematical but the bill carries some compromise and should still have a chance.
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Phoenix
U.P
Ray Killian
Mesa
Interstate Stream Commission
Senate
Bids Open For Flagstaff State College Heating Plant
UP-W Ford of Kingman submitted the lowest bid at 609557 to build a heating and power plant at Flagstaff State College. Thomson Plumbing of Phoenix bid 616261 for the combined plant, with heating alone at 511261 and 487500 for heating. Other bidders included R E Bruce I Phoenix Valley Sheet Metal and Ofcco Construction. Alternate proposals could reduce total cost. Regents meet July 9 to decide contract award.
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Flagstaff
W. F. Ford
Kingman
Flagstaff State College
Thomson Plumbing Co
Phoenix
Ford
R. E. Brucel
The
Valley Sheet Metal Co
Ofcco Construction Co
Long Beach
Calif
Board of Regents
Family head should be paid more than bachelor says expert
Dr. Paul Popenoe, head of the American Institute of Family Relations, argued at the University of Cincinnati that equal pay for equal work harms family life. He urged a proportional family wage to ensure a fair standard of living for those with dependents, claiming it would not raise costs and benefits society.
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Cincinnati
Paul Popenoe
American Institute of Family Relations
Los Angeles
Popenoe
Social Hygiene Institute
University of Cincinnati
America
Poppence
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80Th Congress
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Lemon
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