Violence at Morristown Enka plant escalates as guards stay away
Roving bands stone nonstrikers at the American Enka rayon plant, burn a car, and beat two men amid fears of more violence after guardsmen are not recalled. Gov Browning declines to comment on mobilization while highway patrol restores calm and the 278th infantry is asked to return if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Tenn
U.P
Enka Corp. Rayon
Gordon Browning
Browning
T. W. Iserman
Enka
New York
Nashville
Sam T. Wallace
Iserman
CIO
Robert Medlin
Kingsport
W. T. Shelton
Pete Cansler
Cansler
Kopmier Guilty In Accident Case
Norman J. Kopmier Jr. was found guilty of leaving an accident scene and failing to report an accident in city court. He was sentenced to pay 50 dollars or serve 30 days in jail. reckless driving charge was dismissed for lack of evidence. The incident followed a May 16 subway collision near the Broadway subway with Claire I. Peterkin, a University of Arizona student, alleging Kopmier struck her car and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. Kopmier Jr
N. Tucson Blvd
Kopmier
Broadway
Claire I. Peterkin
University of Arizona
Hoover Fights Lawyer Guild in FBI Campaign
Director J Edgar Hoover publicly campaigns against the National Lawyers Guild which he calls a Communist front intent on weakening and firing the FBI. The guild leaders earlier sought Truman’s help to discredit the FBI and form a presidential committee to investigate alleged police state activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
National Lawyers Guild
FBI
House
Hoover
Lawyers Guild
Guild
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Truman
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clifford J. Durr
Durr
Federal Communications Commission
Roosevelt
Senate
Lee Pressman
CIO
Carol King
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
House UN American Activities Committee
U S Aid To Schools Discussed On Radio
William J. Bird of the U S Chamber of Commerce will discuss federal financing for public schools on KCNA at 8 15 p m Sunday. This is the second of eight weekly broadcasts offered to Tucson through local and national chamber cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bird
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
America
KCNA
Tucson
National
Cattle Baron Convicted Of Killing Wife
San Jose California June 10 A jury of twelve found Thomas P Talle a wealthy New Mexico cattleman guilty of first degree murder in the shooting death of his wife Marge The verdict carries an automatic life sentence and eligibility for parole in 15 years The defense claimed he blacked out after a day of drinking and cold tablets The jury deliberated about 11 hours before the verdict and the judge scheduled sentencing accordingly
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San Jose
Calif
Thomas P. Talle
New Mexico
Marge
Talle
Mary
Denver
Marge Talle
Saratoga Hills
Here
Dist. Atty
N. J. Menard
Wife No. 2
Menard
Tom
William F. James
Santa Clara
Burgess To Run Community Signs Burgess
The community sing programs at Armory Park will be conducted by Tom K Burgess for the rest of the summer. Guest soloist Don Walker, a Catalina junior high graduate, will perform trombone numbers with Marcia McEachran accompanying. Tucson summer band opens its fourth season on Sunday June 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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Armory Park
Tom K. Burges
Don Walker
Catalina Junior High School
Marcia McEachran
Walker
Tucson
For Sale Railroad Siding Leasehold in Tucson
For sale a railroad siding leasehold of about 300 feet of Southern Pacific trackage in the Tucson South Yard at 18th Street. Total area 76 750 square feet. Suitable for any business needing railroad facilities. Contact A K Wildman 510 N 2nd Street Phoenix or Representative A S Hart 35 3081 Tucson.
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Southern Pacific
Tucson
18Th Street
A. K. Wildman
2Nd Street
Phoenix
A. S. Hart
It Doesn’t Seem Possible But Your Fednest Government Exses
Fragmentary OCR mentions Patten and John Murdock with reference to SEAL TO CONGRESSMEN McFarland and Reps Harold. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas Patten
John Murdock
McFarland
Harold
Carolina Moon Songwriter Joseph Burke Dies at 66
Philadelphia born composer and pianist Joseph A Burke died at 66 in his Upper Darby home. He wrote standards such as Carolina Moon Oh How I Miss You Tonight and Moon Over Miami. Burke worked for music publishers in New York andFilm studios in Hollywood and helped found ASCAP. Funeral services will be Monday.
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Philadelphia
Joseph A. Burke
Talking Pictures
Burke
Upper Darby
Tin Pan Alley
Carolina
Miami
Sunshine,” Burke
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Hollywood
American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers
ASCAP
Remington to Quit Monday From Commerce Dept
William W. Remington will resign as a $10,000 a year commerce official on Monday to devote full time to proving he has never been a Communist. He faces a federal court appearance in New York Tuesday on a charge he lied about Communist membership.
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Washington
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Communist Party
Naval
New York
Department
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Cincinnati
Commerce
Remington
Department of 4G Ryok International Trade
Michael Lee
Lee
Women's Progressive Civic Club Meeting Notice
The Women's Progressive and Civic Club will convene at 307 W Sixth St. All members are requested to attend.
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Women's Progressive and Civic Club
W. Sixth St
Soil Conservation Payments Totals Reach Over $100000 in Two Counties
The production and marketing administration reports 150 payments totaling over 100000 to Picha county farmers and 28 more in Santa Cruz county. Pima county averaged 660 per recipient, Santa Cruz total 15475.30. Payments fund soil conservation efforts including erosion prevention, strip farming and dam control.
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Picha County
Santa Cruz County
Pima County
Rites Set for Dr James Willis Clarson Jr
Services for Dr James Willis Clarson Jr who died yesterday are planned for 4 pm tomorrow at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev Jerry Wallace officiating. Parker Kerr Mortuary in charge. The 71 year old former dean of education at the University of Arizona will be buried in the family plot in Baltimore Maryland. Pallbearers include Dr Robert L Nugent O K Garretson Dean G M Butler Robert Morrow Lathrop Roberts and Edward Van der Vries. The family requests contributions to local charities in lieu of flowers.
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James Willis Clarson Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
Jerry Wallace
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Baltimore
Clarson
University of Arizona
The
Education College
Robert L. Nugent
O. K. Garretson
Dean G. M. Butler
Robert Morrow
Lathrop Roberts
Edward van der Vries
Lee Copeland cremated at South Lawn Memorial Park
The body of Lee Copeland aged 55 who died Thursday in a local hospital was cremated today at South Lawn memorial park. Arizona mortuary arranged the service. He was a World War I veteran who came to Arizona 24 years ago. Survivors include his brother John D. of Arkansas and a sister Mrs. Lucetta Lainger of Gallup New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Copeland
South Lawn Memorial Park
Arizona
Copeland
John D
Arkansas
Lucetta Lainger
Gallup
N. M
Bank Debits Reported Nearly Steady From Last Year
Debits for the past week totaled $14,813,129, just under the $14,822,449 level for the same week in 1949. The full clearing house transactions reached $14,838,355, contrasting with $2,928,606 listed previously. In earlier years debits varied, with $2,879,028 recorded in 1940.
Freight Service Refrigerated Schedule Update
Daily package express now runs on a 10 trips per day schedule with refrigerated freight handling per attention given to shipments.
M Scope Finds Missing Ring with Metal Detector Claim
Joseph G. O Connor, a disabled veteran known for locating a Turner murder bullet with his Mecope device, reports finding a $155 diamond ring in an empty lot near 125 W Flores. Georgia Pray, a 17 year old Amphitheater High student, called seeking contact details as O Connor described the faint click signaling the ring’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. O'Conner
W. Flores St
Georgia
W. Pastime Rd
Citizen Newsroom
O'Connor
Children’s Day Observed At Presbyterian Church
Children will present a 9 30 a m program at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant on Trent avenue and East 17th street by Sunday school youngsters. Rev Ronald M Straus will preach the 11 a m service on God's Family and Our Families. Public invited to both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Trent Avenue
East 17Th Street
Ronald M. Straus
God
Boys Ranch Site To Be Announced Soon
A proposed boys ranch site will be announced in 10 days and aims to serve both northern and southern parts of the state. Al Waters, secretary of the board, cites a survey of 2,495 delinquent boys across eight counties, plus 450 neglected and 14 homeless youth. The center would identify youths unsuitable for Ft Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Waters
Ft. Grant
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Murphey Realty & Mortgage CO
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Lawyer Guild
By Lyle C. Wilson
U.S
Fridenalculateors Sales & Service
Burgess
Cubes
E. Speedway
Campbell
E. Ft. Lowell
N. Oracle
S. 6Th Ave
Carolina Moon
Corresp
Kemp Agency
Market St
San Francisco
Jack Cook
George Cowden
Cook
Agent
E. Sth
Tecson
Banning Banning
California
Camp Congo
Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Preston
Skyforest
Echeela
Citizen Auto
Ash St
M-Scope
King
Cathedral
S. Stone
Miller
Boot & Shoe Repairing
N. Scott St
Adams Tree Service
E. J. Adams
Mgr
U. S
Adams Street
Rootes Group
Hillman
Pelesdane
Reeves Group
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