Courtship Of Riccardi Told
NEWARK June 5 Trial of Constantino Vincent Riccardi 63 year old Arizonian on federal charges of transporting 18000 dollars worth of household goods belonging to Princess Doris Farid Es Sultaneh across state lines will be resumed Tuesday Judge Guy L Fake ordered the case adjourned until 1030 a m Tuesday The princess the former Mrs S S Kresge broke into tears as she testified that Riccardi wooed her constantly from a week after they met in mid summer 1945 He expressed interest in her 110000 Morristown estate which he wanted to sell for 150000 Earlier Frederic M P Pearse Riccardi attorney outlined the defense The gov ernment would not convince the jury as to most charges and he said he was convinced the jury would not believe the princess was a gullible woman
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Newark
Constantino Vincent Riccardi
Arizonian
Doris Farid-Es-Sultaneh
Guy L. Fake
S. S. Kresge
Riccardi
Morristown
Frederic M. P. Pearse
Clayton Urges No Restraints on Trade Pact Extension
Washington June 5 A state department expert said the senate will kill the reciprocal trade program if it accepts house restrictions. Will Clayton special adviser to Secretary of State Marshall urged a three year extension of the trade pact act unchanged as it expires next Saturday. He noted six of sixteen Western European nations tied to the European aid program lack reciprocal pacts with the United States and must enter into agreements to lower barriers. He named Austria Denmark Greece Ireland Italy and Portugal.
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Washington
Senate
House
State Department
Will Clayton
State Marshall
Senate Finance Committee
Tariff Commission
Congress
Commission
Clayton
United States
Austria
Denmark
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Portugal
Indian Affairs Chief Resigns
William A. Brophy of Albuquerque New Mexico resigns as commissioner of Indian affairs effective June 3 after health concerns. President Truman accepts the resignation and will reassign him to a less taxing field position. Brophy appointed in 1945.
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Washington
William A. Brophy
Albuquerque
N. M
Truman
Brophy
Ex-Emperor of Annam May Soon Gain Throne
Paris reports a treaty admitting the new Vietnamese provisional government into the French union paving the way for the former emperor of Annam to be restored to the throne. The Indo China accord was signed Saturday and signals Paris backing for a restored monarchy in Viet Nam.
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Annam
Paris
Indo-China
Viet-Nam
Juveniles Help Shape Their Own Delinquency Solutions
Hollywood producer Frank C. Griffin tests youth ideas to curb crime by inviting kids to propose cures, awarding prizes and bonds, then turning top suggestions into television films. Children design playground reforms and citizen projects, while some demand better portrayed on screen.
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Hollywood
Frank C. Griffin
Griffin
U. S
Transit Strike Looms In L A
Los Angeles transit line operators rejected what the company called its final offer and prepared to strike at midnight Sunday. The walkout would halt 1130 street cars and buses serving over a million riders daily, following a 2402 to 1329 vote by AFL union members with over 90 percent turnout.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Transit Lines
A.F.L. Transpormation
Long Dry Spells Mark 79th Rainless Day in Tucson
Tucson endures its 79th consecutive day with no measurable precipitation the second longest rainless stretch in recent years. The 1945 drought lasted 97 days before a heavy rain broke it, and July ended with nearly three inches of rain.
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Tucson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bureau
Phoenix
Arizona Marble Entry Seals Semifinal in VFW Marble Tourney
SALT LAKE CITY June 5 Ramon Gonzales a youngster from Arizona won a semifinal berth in the VFW national marble tournament by defeating Buddy Slaughter of Montana 7-0 7-0. Other semifinalists included George Tellez and others from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
U.P
Ramon Gonzales
Arizona
Gonzales
Buddy Slaughter
Montana
George Tellez
Young Gonzales Triumphs Over Riesgo In Playoffs
Ramon Gonzales, an 11 year old from Douglas, defeated Arthur Riesgo of Tucson in the state playoffs. The match highlighted youth talent amid regional competition and showcased Gonzales’s rising prospects in basketball.
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Ramon
Augustine Gonzales
Douglas
Arthur Riesgo
Tucson
Turson Baily Citizens Saturday Evening
Turson Baily is highlighted in a local notice from the Saturday issue dated June 5 1948 with brief community references and forthcoming events. The page emphasizes civic happenings and local branding for Turson Baily.
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Turson
May 8 Trip Funded by Arizona VFW for Salt Lake City
He traveled to Salt Lake City on May 8 with the trip funded by the Arizona department of Veterans of Foreign Wars. The arrangement was arranged through VFW channels for the veteran’s visit to the event.
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Salt Lake City
Arizona Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
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