Miners Chief Sets Precedent On Regulating Output
Washington June 10. John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers of America argues for the right to regulate coal production despite antitrust concerns. He says excessive production harms the industry and proposes a one week work stoppage as a stabilizing measure. The piece weighs legal and economic implications of labor self regulation versus market controls.
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Washington
National Coal Association
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
NRA
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Mine Workers
Mnac
Cooper Held On Bond In Phoenix Bond Fraud Case
Phoenix man Frank G. Cooper, operator of Arizona Bail Bond, posted 10000 bail after being charged with eight counts of grand theft. Police say he unlawfully pocketed sums from five to three victims, including 125 and 1256 or 150 from traffic violators, with a preliminary hearing set for June 2.
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Phoenix
Frank G. Cooper
Arizona
al J. Fiood
Justice of the Peace
County Stterneur
Cooper
Bert O'Clair
Castro Opens Law Practice in Arizona
Raul W. H. Castro, former state department post holder and UA graduate, opened a law office at 199 North Church Street. Born in Mexico City, he became a U.S. citizen in 1939 after earning a Flagstaff degree, captaining boxing and track, and earning intercollegiate boxing titles. He joined the Arizona bar in 1949 after completing law studies.
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Raul WH. Castro
State Department
University of Arizona
North Church St
National Honor Society
Castro
Douglas High School
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Flagstaff
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Douglas
Foreign Service
U. S. State Department
Mexico
United States
The
University College of Law
Arizona
American Bar Association
Rotary Club
Agua Prieta
Phi Alpha Delta
Sigma Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Sigma Iota
Tucson Host Aids California Flying Farmers Visit
Tucson airport manager R F Bob Schmidt and Nick Hall hosted a California Flying Farmers visit. Schmidt provided hangar space for 14 planes while Hall organized activities for 34 people. The group planned to sail for Guaymas Mexico for deep sea fishing. Bernell Harlan praised Tucson hospitality and promised reciprocity when Arizona Flying Farmers visit California. The national group focuses on crop dusting regulation and aerial farm surveying.
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R. F
Bob) Schmidt
Tucson
Nick Hall
Santa Rita
California
Schmidt
Hall
Guaymas
Mexico
Bernell Harlan
Woodland
Calif
Arizona
National
Oklahoma A&m University
Dangerous Route 66 sector eliminated near Kingman
Arizona highway officials announce removal of the dangerous stretch on U S highway 66 between Kingman and Topock. Construction begins on a 42 mile new alignment running south from Kingman to Yucca then west to Topock with a $206000 contract. Reliance Trucking Co and A L Snuffer are the builders.
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Phoenix
Kingman
Topock
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Reliance Trucking Co
A. L. Snuffer
Arizona Road Builders
Yucca
Colorado River Bridge
Needles
Calif
State Tax Checks Income Tax Returns For Sales Tax Accuracy
PHOENIX June 10 Atty Gen Fred O Wilson ruled the State tax commission may legally check income tax returns filed with it against sales tax reports to verify correctness of both The ruling arose in a case involving a company with no records and only two methods to assess sales tax arbitrary estimates or using income tax records to determine inventory purchases and sales
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Phoenix
Fred O. Wilson
State Tax Commission
Boyce Refutes Navajo Education Charge at Brigham
George A. Boyce, newly named general superintendent of the Brigham Navajo boarding school, rejects Navajo tribal council charges. The council at Window Rock complained he did not make English a primary objective. Boyce says English remains a core goal and plans a remodeling and a $2,000,000 construction program to begin in six to eight weeks. Hildegard Thompson succeeds Boyce as director of Navajo schools.
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Brigham
Utah
George A. Boyce
Window Rock
Ariz
Boyce
John R. Nichols
Hildegard Thompson
Auto Truck Collision Fatal To One In Silver City
Silver City New Mexico June 10. An auto truck collision here Thursday killed Chris Gamble of Bisbee Arizona. The driver apparently fell asleep at the wheel and his car struck a truck driven by Lawrence Christianson of Lordsburg New Mexico. Undersheriff Cecil Covey said Christianson was not seriously injured.
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Silver City
N. M
Chris Gamble
Bisbee
Ariz
Gamble
Lawrence Christianson
Lordsburg
Cecil Covey
Christianson
Youth In Douglas Jail Accused As Horse Thief
A youth is jailed in Douglas awaiting court action for allegedly stealing a horse belonging to Ruffo Melendez of Agua Prieta Sonora. The horse thief was arrested by U S customs officers on the U S side of the border.
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Douglas
Ruffo Melendez
Agua Prieta
Sonora
U.S
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Raul H. Castro
Cassell
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Oace Weily Sen
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Schilling
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Monte Mansfield Motors
Rosedale
NEW Hunt
Can
Clorox
Jar
Les
Campbell
Libby
Vienna
Kentucky
Falstaff Brewing Corp
ST. Louis
Omaha
New Orleans
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Oracle Road
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