Grand Central Aircraft Co. Signs 20-Year Tucson Lease
Monte Mansfield announces a 20 year lease for Grand Central Aircraft Co. at Tucson airport with hangars 2 and 3 and buildings 13 14 15 and 39. Company to employ about 1500 workers locally when fully operational, with arrival of equipment from Van Nuys and months to begin full production.
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Tucson
Monte Mansfield
Tucson Authority
Grand Central Aircraft Co
Mansfield
Grand Central
van ‘Nuys
H. J. Hemler
Chamber of Commerce
Airport Authority
C. Edgar Goyette
Arizona-Portland Cement Co
Secret air force drills slated at Davis-Monthan base
Washington reports Davis-Monthan field in Tucson Arizona will host joint maneuvers by three US air force commands during the first two weeks of June. Details are withheld as the Strategic and Continental Air Commands participate with the Military Air Transport Service in simulated wartime conditions.
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Washington
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Ariz
Air Force
Strategic
Continental Air Commands
Military Air Transport Service
Round About Trip Develops For War Brides
Havana reports two flying bassinettes bring 41 British war brides and 33 children to Cuba en route from Miami to London via Havana and Paris. The mission faced government red tape after Hartford landing denial, with 5 members returning home and the rest continuing by Cuba to Paris.
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London
British Isles
United States
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Azores
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Newfoundland
Shannon
Ireland
Hartford
Conn
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Eda
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Johnson
National Air- Lines
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Court Upholds U S Claim To Tideland Dominion
The U S Supreme Court, in a 7 0 decision, rules the federal government has dominion over tidelands off Louisiana. Justice Douglas writes the opinion. Justices Jackson and Clark take no part. Also upholds ruling banning segregation in railroad dining cars under the interstate commerce act.
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Texas
Gulf Coast Oil Prize
Calfornia Tidelands
High Tribunal
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Juste Clark
Vinson
Black
Reed
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Minton
Elmer W. Henderson
Committee On Fair Employment Practices
Birmingham
Henderson
Southern Railway Company
Southern
American Council of Human Rights
United States
U. S
Nanking
Hazeltine Research, Inc
Automatic Radio Manufacturing Co., Inc
Mississippi River
Charlee Ma
Sunset Paints Our Mountains Seen By Old Master Painter
Weather notes from Tucson describe extreme heat with a 2:15 pm reading near 100 degrees and prior highs around 96. Phoenix and Yuma also hit 102 while Flagstaff dropped to 30. The piece blends poetic sunset imagery with daily temperature updates and forecasts.
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Phoenix
Yuma
Flagstaff
Index A series explains Arizona new traffic code begins today
A page ten feature introduces a series on Arizona's new traffic code. The auto news section hints at related items in later pages while noting cross references to polls comics radio and TV listings.
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Arizona
Sen. Smith
Financial
Gabfest
Auditors Begin Full Probe of Arizona State Hospital
The Arizona State Hospital for the Insane opened a full financial audit today by four state auditor’s office staff in response to a request from the legislative interim committee. Ann Frohmiller said the investigation covers hospital operations and purchases, including fire damaged goods tied to a vendor led by Roy Hislop, with committee members awaiting more information. Roy Hislop linked firm under Gov. Garvey aide. Gene Doyle, hospital board chair, had ordered sale stoppage of other fire damaged goods. attempts to reach him failed.
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Arizona State Hospital For the Insane
State Auditor’s
Ann Frohmiller
State Ator
Raymond G. Langham
Langham
Roy Hislop
Dan E. Garvey
Gene Doyle
Hospital Board of Control
Doyle
Arm Europe to Secure Peace, Johnson Tells Congress
Washington reports say Defense Secretary Johnson testified that arming Europe is the only road to peace. He outlined plans to rearm Western Europe and non Communist nations with a 1.2225 billion dollar program, backed by a strategic air force and NATO forces. Acheson supported accelerating aid, while Byrd urged a stronger national defense.
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Indo-China
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Korea
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Turkey
Truman nominates Henry F. Grady as Iran ambassador
President Truman names Henry F. Grady diplomat to Iran with oversight of military aid and defense programs. The move follows Grady's prior ambassadorships in Greece and Colombia. Secretary Acheson notes Iran ties to Greece and Turkey, reaffirming U.S. commitment to regional independence and security.
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Truman
Henry F. Grady
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Wiley
Foreign Service
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Colombia
Portugal
Ad Tran
State Department
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Acheson
Turkey
London
Tucson
Henry Morris
Fugitive Held For Slaying in California Case
Kenneth W. Morris, 34, held on murder charges in the mutilation slaying of Cyrus E. Snyder, 64, near San Bernardino. Morris, once Snyder’s neighbor, was arrested in Sun Valley after escaping from Tucson jail. He was detained at the time of Snyder’s death and found in a trailer ten miles west of San Bernardino. Morris had gone to Hammond, Indiana, then Tucson, and was picked up on a drunken charge. He was to take a detector test in Los Angeles.
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Ames Stocker
Kenneth W. Morris
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Morris
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Hammond
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Tucson
Los Angeles
Leopold's Return Hangs as Belgian Catholics Win Big
In Brussels on June 5 exiled King Leopold shows signs of an early return as Catholic party gains a sweeping majority in both houses. In the lower house Catholics 107 of 212 seats. senate 54 of 106. Premier Eyskens to resign to Prince Regent Charles tomorrow amid transition fears.
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Belgium
Leopold
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Tivin
Switzerland
P de Vieeschauwer
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Leopold Ts
Gaston Eyskens
Charles
Spinsters Honored On Old Maids Day
NORRISTOWN Pa June 5 Residents of this eastern Pennsylvania city led a local tribute to spinsters as women of value Old Maids day was observed urging relatives and friends to shower affection on unmarried women Marion Richards a 70 year old spinster who started the idea three years ago hoped the observance would gain world wide popularity
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Pennsylvania
Marion Richards
Fear Girl 3 Seized By Bear Near Quebec Cottage
Nicole Renaud, age three, vanished after bear tracks were found near the summer cottage in Chateau Bigot. The search involved about 2,000 soldiers and volunteers with police probing kidnapping as a possibility. The mother, Lorenso Renaud, expressed hope fading as officials pursued the wilderness search.
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Iowa Democratic Primary Tests Brannan Farm Plan
The Iowa Democratic primary could influence the White House stance on the Brannan farm plan ahead of November votes. Also on Tuesday California Democrats decide on James Roosevelt as their governor nominee, while South Dakota Republicans weigh Chan Gurney for governor. A Arkansas Republican state convention is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Iowa
California
James Roosevelt
South Dakota
Sen
Chan Gurney
Arkansas
Students Drop Into Gorge By Parachute
Two New Mexico university students parachuted into Glenn Canyon on the upper Colorado river to study geological formations. David Burt, a wartime and forest service jumper, and Star Jenkins, a graduate student, plan to float the Colorado in a rubber boat to reach inaccessible Marble Canyon.
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New Mexico University
Glenn Canyon
Colorado River
Marbie Can
David Burt
Forest Service
Star Jenkins
Primary races stir Democratic split in Iowa and beyond
Iowa Democrats fight over the Brannan plan as six contenders vie for the Senate nominating vote led by Kraschel and Wearin. Hickenlooper seeks Republican renomination while California and South Dakota primaries shape up, with Nixon Douglas and Gurney Case among leading names, and Chavez drives New Mexico’s Democratic contest.
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Brannan
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Brenan
Albert J. Loveland
Brennan
Nelson G. Kraschel
Otha D. Wearin
California
Tomorow
James Roosevelt
Richard N. Nixon
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Manchester Joddy
Los Angeles Daily News
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Desmond
Douglas
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Gurney
Janels Case
House
New Mexico
U.S
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
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Chaves
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