Shortage Of Law Enforcers Strains Tucson Pima County
The article notes a severe manpower shortage in Tucson and Pima County law enforcement. It lists a total staff of about 60, with only 21 patrol deputies assigned to central office and distributed over three shifts seven days a week. National standards would require 162 deputies for population while 450 would be needed for full territorial coverage, highlighting looming policing challenges.
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Horatius
Tucson
Pima County
Frank Eyman
Ajo
Marana
Sahuarita
Superman
Dick Tracy
Green Hornet
Santa Claus
Home Owners Loan Corporation Closes Doors After Successful Run
The HOLC, created in the 1930s to save homeowners, ends its operations with four years to 1936 refinancings and $14 million surplus deposited to the treasury. It had invested nearly $3.5 billion and refinanced over a million loans, aiding many during the Depression.
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Holc
ABC
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Arizona Album: Margaret Adams Pony Ride in Phoenix
In 1895 Margaret Adams five year old daughter of J C Adams founder of the Adams hotel in Phoenix takes a daily outing on her pony. She is pictured astride a black pony through mud filled streets after rain. The caption notes she later becomes Margaret Adams Rockwell proprietor of the Adams hotel and a Republican national committeewoman in Arizona.
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Margaret Adams
J. C. Adams
Adams Hotel
Phoenix
Margaret Adams Rockwell
Arizona
Daily Citizen
Peace Crusade Plans Revealed By Red Tactics
New York June 12. Victor Riesel reports a secret Communist briefing in Manhattan with William Schneiderman among leaders rushing to coordinate protests, wage demands, and peace rallies to aid Cominform efforts. He names networks and cities in a warning that the drive continues despite indictments, with plans to amplify labor unrest and propaganda.
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Manhattan
St 12Th Street
Communist Party
San Francisco
William Schneiderman
California Communist Party
Washington
Two Courageous Papers By Westbrook Pegler
Pegler praises Tampa Morning Tribune and Miami Herald for crusading against crime and corruption. He recalls editorials, fights with racketeers and unions, and threats faced while highlighting press duty, ethics, and public trust.
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Tampa Morning Tribune
The
Miami Herald
Red Newton
Tribune
Newton
Tampa Tribune
New York
Timmerman case sparks debate on justice and defense
The Milwaukee case of Leonard A. Timmerman, former Northwestern Mutual Life auditor, netted him probation for 87 533 dollars after a claimed coerced motive by a nagging wife. The column questions equality of justice as harsher penalties for petty crimes contrast with Timmerman’s lenient outcome.
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Milwaukee
Leonard A. Timmerman
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Timmerman Case Puts Wisconsin Courts in Difficult Position
Judge Boileau warned the Timmerman case places the court in a most difficult position prompting questions about Wisconsin justice as the judge’s ruling shapes how similar cases will be handled and tested in the future.
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Timmerman
Gerald Boileau
Wausau
Milwaukee
Boileau
Wisconsin
Supreme Court backs Taft-Hartley secondary boycott ban
The court upholds the act’s prohibition on secondary boycotts. It affirms the National Labor Relations Board finding that a Denver union’s picket of a contractor, tied to a subcontractor dispute, was an unfair labor practice. The piece argues the act endures legal challenges and public opposition and urges unions to accept its legality.
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Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Denver
Los Angeles Times
Teen-ager as scapegoat in troubled era
Hal Boyle argues Americans overemphasize youth fault lines, noting teenagers age 12 to 19 endure economic depression and wartime tension. He contrasts past youth icons with modern teens, praising their strength and responsibility despite scathing criticism.
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New York
America
Flapper
Hot Dog
Korea
Roosevelt MacArthur Honolulu meeting discussed Pacific war terms
The July 29 1944 Honolulu talks included President Roosevelt General MacArthur and admirals Nimitz and Halsey among others. They debated starvations strategy to force Japan s surrender and questioned Soviet participation and the Yalta arrangements.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Honolulu
Chester W. Nimitz
William F. Halsey Jr
William D. Leahy
Elmer Davis
OWI
Gen. MacArthur
Philippines
Soviet Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Teheran
MacArthur
United States
Russia
China
Tokyo
Hiroshima
Dean Acheson
Yalta
Manchuria
Korea
Nimitz
Pacific
Stalin
Acheson
Soviet
King Features
Sketches By Ben Wonderful Nature
A poetic piece celebrates natural beauty from flowers and clover to fields of grain and buttercups. It envisions a scene where trees and earth together evoke heaven like a serene, nightly view.
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Ben
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Butte
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Idaho
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Paris
Cominform Radio
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Riesel
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Frederick Palmer
AEF
Western Front
Bobby Small
Fort Sumter
John S. Knight
Herald
Miami
Edgar Hoover
Midwest
the Herald
Arnold Rothstein
Tallahassee
Savannah
Florida
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Okeechobee
Underworld
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sental
Sverytoty’s
London
Arkansas
Milwaukee Journal
HE News
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