Probers Eye War Industry Shift in Communist Hearings
Washington June 5 The House Un American Activities Committee plans to shift from Hollywood to defense industries examination. A few Hollywood hearings may resume before a move to wind up the inquiry. John Garfield’s testimony on Communist ties is under Justice review. Senate actions include gambling charges probe and reciprocal trade bill support. The Supreme Court upheld 11 Communist leaders, drawing praise from lawmakers. Wage board productivity boosts face approval, with four cents an hour likely.
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Washington
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UN American Activities Committee
Hollywood
Defense
Movieland
John Garfield
Justice Department
Burner R. Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
CIO
Senate Crime Committee
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Truman
Congress
Supreme Court
Donald L. Jackson
Rcalif
Communist Party
John S. Wood
D-Ga
American Activities Committee
Robert A. Taft
Rohio
Eric A. Johnston
All That Trouble Over Empty Wallet
Army Sgt. Mark Sapp found a wallet in the road and tossed it after realizing it was empty. Police investigated the incident uncovering a half gallon whiskey and missing registration. Sapp paid a $50 fine for the liquor charge but the other charges were dismissed and the wallet was discarded.
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Newport News
Army
Mark Sapp
Sewing for Sight How to Protect Eyes While Sewing
The article summarizes Better Vision Institute advice on safe sewing practices for women. It emphasizes proper lighting and sharp contrast between thread and fabric, avoiding fatigue, and seeing a doctor if eyes tire or irritate. It notes high sewing activity in the nation and widespread patterns sold monthly and yearly.
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Telly Citeom
America
Better Vision Institute
New York City
Arizona Men Gain D-M Posts in Air Base Reassignments
Col John K Hester becomes deputy wing commander at Davis Monthan Air Force Base as part of a series of personnel re assignments announced by Col W P Fisher. Maj Loren E Jackson takes over as wing adjutant while Maj Jerome H Cribbs leaves the post to lead the air police squadron. Col Robert F E Thacker moves to air base group headquarters, and Maj John A Miranda replaces him as maintenance control chief.
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John K. Hester
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
W. P. Fisher
Col. Hester
Jerome H. Cribbs
Air Police Squadron
Maj. Cribbs
Loren E. Jackson
Cribbs
Jackson
Arizona
University of
Air Base Group
43Rd
Davis- Monthan
Illinois
Air Corps
University of Illinois
Maj
Douglas
Infantry
Air Arm
Eighth Air Force
France
Texas
Tucson
Cavalry
South Pacific
Air Transport Command
Captain McCann Transfers to San Francisco Air Liaison
Captain Peter F. McCann, air installation officer at Davis-Monthan, moves to the U S liaison office of the divisional engineer in San Francisco. He will coordinate base facilities expansion for the western states and Hawaii, while his family stays in Tucson and his wife Kathleen McCann directs the Tucson Little Theater.
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Peter F. McCann
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
U. S
San Francisco
Air Force Base
Western States
Hawaii
D-M
Capt. McCann
Kathleen
Kitty) McCann
Tucson Little Theater
Air base group reshuffle announces deputy to Col Netcher
Lt. Col. Ambrose A. McCarthy has been succeeded by Maj. Cribbs as provost marshal while Col. Thomas G. Netcher, newly assigned commanding officer of the 43rd air base group, announces a deputy appointment.
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Thomas G. Netcher
43Rd Air Base Group
Ambrose A. McCarthy
Maj. Cribbs
Beautiful Home for Sale Near Country Club
For sale a charming three bedroom two bath home between S Way and Broadway. It includes two fireplaces, spacious grounds with shade trees and a lawn. Mult. List. No. 58. Asking price 23500 dollars.
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Country Club
Sway
Broadway
1952 Cars Seen As Scheduled
DAVID J. WILKIE reports from FRENCH LICK Ind that 1952 model automobiles will come out as scheduled though some VS engines may miss the 1952 rollout due to tool and die demands from the defense program. Manufacturers plan thorough testing before volume production and some advances may shift to 1953.
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French Lick
Ind
Society of Automotive
Chrysler
Studebaker
Oldsmobile
Packard
Ford
Mercury
Nash
Cadillac
Bob Feller Opens 1940 Season with No Hitter
Bob Feller pitched the only opening day no hitter in American League history, starting the 1940 season with a 10 to 0 victory over Chicago.
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Bob Feller
Chicago
Boys State Convenes Constitutional Convention Ball Night
Boys Staters near completion of a mock constitution for a fictional state as they prepare for the governor’s ball. The legislature authorized a constitutional convention to remake laws, with committees pushing freedom of initiative and impeachment provisions. Ball tonight caps an eight day governmental training program with a talent night and court activities.
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Flagstaff
Walter Cole
Lee
Cha
T Ce
Puis
Ballantyne
Joe Ballantyne
Tucson
Inex Jas
Soldiers and zoot suiters clash in Victoria battle
Soldiers from Gordon Head and the zoot suiters fought in Victoria British Columbia for thirty minutes Sunday night near the business district. Police and soldiers patrolled to prevent further trouble after a May 22 YMCA dance incident left several soldiers injured. An army hospital report noted Pvt. Wilson Schofield with facial cuts.
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Victoria
B. C
Gordon Head Camp
Gordon Head
Pvt. Wilson
Schofield
Scho
Former Patrol Chief Albert Walker Dies in Arizona
Albert Galiton Walker 62 longtime peace officer and former superintendent of the state highway patrol and warden of the Florence prison died after cerebral hemorrhages at Community hospital Wickenburg. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Leonard Mortuary Glendale. burial at Glendale Memorial Park. Survivors include wife five daughters a son 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild. another son Jerry was killed in World War II.
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Wickenburg
Arizona
Albert Galiton Walker
State Highway Patrol
Walker
Leonard Mortuary Chapel
Glendale
Florence
Ray
Copperas Cove
Tex
Graham County
Ndchildren
Jerry
YMCA Cancels All Tuesday Dances After Warning
Fielding official Larson Baily Cuizen reports on Tuesday evening. June 6, 1981. Fieldield warns of more trouble. All Saturday night dances at the YMCA are cancelled per General Secretary Vivian Shoemaker. Schofield says zoot suiters will seek a meeting place despite the ban.
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Fieldield
YMCA
Vivian Shoemaker
Zoot Sulfers
Schofield
Broadway Association Meeting Set for Tomorrow Night
The East Broadway association will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Monte Mansfield Motors auditorium at 840 FE Broadway for officer elections and a bylaws committee report. The group, recently reactivated as a permanent body, includes residents merchants and property owners along East Broadway. Tom Inglis serves as temporary chairman and says the meeting is open to members and prospective members.
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East Broadway Association
Monte Mansfield Motors
FE. Broadway
Broadway
East ‘Broadway
Tom ‘Inglis
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