Peron Faces Labor Crisis Amid Garbage Strike in Buenos Aires
President Juan D. Peron confronts a major labor dispute as the Street Cleaners and Garbage Collectors' syndicate strikes for higher pay. When authorities declare the strike illegal, thousands of tons of waste pile up, triggering health fears and a government-backed cleanup.
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Washington
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Buenos Aires
General Federation of Workers
U. S
Federal Labor Department
Public Health Department
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Rev Genung Receives Los Angeles Community Unity Citation
Reverend Dan Genung, pastor of All People's Christian church in Los Angeles, was honored with a community unity citation from the city council for his work in brotherhood and inter racial understanding. His church served a diverse congregation including Negroes Japanese Chinese Mexicans and others in the historic Little Tokyo area.
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Dan Genung
Tucson
University of Arizona
Los Angeles
East Second Street
Chief Don Hays Goes to Naval Training
Police Chief Don J. Hays reports to San Diego for two weeks of annual training with the 11th naval district to keep his USNR commission active. In his absence Capt. Joe W. Rice acts chief. Capt. Joe Robinson and Capt. Frank E. Eyman are away or hospitalized respectively.
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Don J. Hays
San Diego
11Th Naval District
USNR
Naval Intelligence
Hays
Joe W. Rice
Joe Robinson
Rice
Frank E. Eyman
Veterans’ Hospital
Nation-Wide Ship Tie-Up Threatened
CIO maritime leaders warned of a nationwide shipping tie-up effective at midnight Saturday. Joseph Curran, president of the CIO National Maritime Union, said 200 000 marine workers may strike if the Pacific American Shipowners Association contract with the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union expires, calling canceled terms a lockout.
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New York
CIO
Joseph Curran
CIO National Maritime Union
Pacific American Shipowners’ Association
Marine Cooks & Stewards’ Union
Curran
Pacific Shipowners
Curley In Hospital Fights Prison Entry
Boston Mayor James M. Curley was taken to Cohasset hospital in a serious condition as attorneys prepared a last-ditch appeal to the U S Supreme Court to review his mail fraud conviction. He remains at liberty on a $2500 bond with a Friday deadline looming.
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Scituate
Mass
James M. Curley
Boston
Cohasset Hospital
Edward Shott
Curley
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Liberty
Boy’s Cheek Torn By Dog
Eight year old Robert Salinas of 345 North Meyer street was treated at the county hospital for three deep tears in his left cheek caused by a year old cocker spaniel. The dog, owned by Julia Delehanty of 215 West Franklin street, was taken to the city pound for observation as police arrived. the boy was later released.
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Robert Salinas
North Meyer Street
Anna Salinas
Julia Delehanty
Franklin Street
Glenn Orr Rid dance at Tucson Shrine club
City briefs note a 4 p.m. Saturday Glenn Orr Rid dance hosted by the Tucson Shrine club at 2900 East Broadway with AH Masons invited.
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Glenn Orr Riddance
Tucson
Shrine Club
East Broadway
AH Masons
Red Cross Swimming Class Certificates Awarded
The Red Cross announces the completion of a high school girls swimming class at the YWCA pool. Virginia R. Robinson led the program and certificates were awarded to Ellen Williamson and Nona Woodward for beginners and intermediates, with Joyce Beatty Barbara Bridges Laura Harris Jean Higginsbotham Dolly Knabe Louise Martin Mabel Quick and June Russell receiving intermediate certificates.
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Red Cross
YWCA
Virginia R. Robinson
Ellen Williamson
Nona Woodward
Joyce Beatty
Barbara Bridges
Laura Harris
Jean Higginbotham
Dolly Knabe
Louise Martin
Mabel Quick
June Russell
Moscow Denies Chinese Claim on Soviet Planes in Sinkiang
London dispatch reports Moscow denying any Soviet marked planes were active in Sinkiang frontier clashes. China had protested suspected incursions from Outer Mongolia and said bombings at Pentshan continued daily since June 5.
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London
Moscow Radio
Barder
Sinkiang Province
China
Moscow
Russia
Sinkiang
Outer Mongolia
Chinese National Defense Ministry
Pentshan
Farm Worker Wage Rates Hit New Highs in 1946
Wage rates paid to hired workers on farms rose to record levels in 1946, reflecting postwar labor demand. Data show overall increases across regions with notable boosts for field hands and harvest crews as shortages continued.
Doctor Sought in Tucson Visitor Case Amid Amputation Crisis
Horton Michigan police intensify search for Dr. John M. Edmonds after a Tucson visit telegram suggests he is en route for medical school. A wallet found in Horton with Edmonds' ID linked to Ft. Defiance Indian Hospital, Tuba City, arouses leads but yields no clear location. Authorities note Edmonds’ brother faces leg amputation and refuses any operation by others.
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Horton
Mich
John M. Edmonds
Michigan
Edmonds
Tucson
Anna Charoulean
East Jackson Street
Ft. Defiance Indian Hospital
Tuba City, Ariz
Ft. Defiance
Flagstaff Rodeo Set For August First To Third
Flagstaff announces the annual rodeo by the 20-30 club to be held August 1 to 3 in City park. A whisker growing contest is already underway among club members and townspeople.
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Flagstaff
City Park
Pontiac Service Advert Includes Engine Overhaul and Tune Up
Local shop offers new Pontiac engines, general overhaul, motor tune up, wheel alignment and balancing, complete brake service, lubrication, washing and polishing, seat covers.
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Pontiac
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