Unified Reich Talks Held Up
West Germany faces delayed Allied-German talks as French approval for a six nation framework stalls. Gen. Clay and Gen. Roberts postponed discussions until France backs the plan in Paris. A German unity plebiscite in the Soviet zone draws Communist accusations of padding.
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Frankfurt
Germany
French National Assembly
Paris
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Brian Roberts
Jay
Pierre Koenig
Economic Council
German Economic Council
U. S
Ruhr
London
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Berlin
North Rhine- Westphalia
U.S
Charles DeGaulle
Nevers
Russia
Injunction Halts Nationwide Maritime Strike
A federal judge granted the government a temporary injunction restraining a threatened nationwide walkout by more than 100 000 seamen and longshoremen represented by seven unions as contracts expired. The order requires the unions and ship operators to resume collective bargaining in good faith.
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Ted Press
Mondya
Department of Justice
Sanitary District Hearing Schedules In Tucson Area
The Pima County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing Wednesday at 10 a m on petitions to form a sanitary improvement district around Tucson. The plan, prepared by Headman Ferguson Carolla, envisions a joint county and city sewer system with $4 million in combined bonds. A three member board will be named, followed by a bond election likely in late July or early August. Gilbert Ray reports two thirds of property owners support the district.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Phoenix Engineering
Headman, Fergu
Gilbert Ray
Monthly Breakfasts To Air Civic Topics
The Chamber of Commerce launches a monthly 8 am breakfast series named Whats Cooking to inform members about committee work. The first event in the Pioneer hotel ballroom features President Fred Stofft and C Edgar Goyette with talks on the good roads committee and Highway 80 project. Max Klinger discusses the Ajo road and County Engineer George Grove explains county road financing.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. Edgar Goyette
Pioneer
Chamber
Goyette
Good Roads Committee
Fred Stofft
Highway 80 Association
Max Klinger
County Eng
George Grove
Recovery Aid Fight Looms In Senate Over Europe Plan
In Washington on June 14 the Senate debates the European recovery program headed for 5.3 billion dollars. Supporters push for full funding despite a 12 month limit and House cuts. Hoffman, Marshall, and Vandenberg demand the full amount, foreseeing a floor fight with the House as the bill moves forward.
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Washington
Senate
Europe
Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Marshall
ECA
Paul G. Hoffman
Western
Senate Appropriations Committee
China
Japan
Korea
Greece
Turkey
Two Drivers Get Stiff Penalties
Bert Groom of 1114 North Fremont avenue was fined 60 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in jail. Elliott R. Nelson of 3038 North Campbell avenue was ordered to pay 50 dollars or serve 30 days for reckless driving. Both appeared before Police Magistrate Paul J. Cella in city court Monday. Groom was arrested on South Sixth avenue after weaving through traffic on a motor scooter. Nelson was caught following a 75 mile per hour chase that forced southbound traffic off the highway.
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Bert Groom
North Fremont Avenue
Elliott R. Nelson
North Campbell Avenue
Paul J. Cella
Groom
South Sixth Avenue
Nelson
James McNally Found Dead at Kennedy Home
James McNally fifty one year old patient at the veterans hospital since February 19 1947 was found dead in a bathtub at Leon Kennedy 408 East Drachman Street. He left the hospital Saturday without permission and went to Kennedy's home about 2 p m asking to stay a few days. Kennedy a night watchman left for work and returned to find McNally slumped in the tub the death listed as due to natural causes. The body was at Bring funeral home awaiting word from a sister in Brooklyn New York.
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James McNally
Veterans’ Hospital
Leon Kennedy
East Drachman Street
McNally
Kennedy
Bring Funeral Home
May Jensen
Brooklyn
N. Y. Ia
Tariff Bill Pleases Russia Debate Sparks Over Trade Act
U S Senate debate focuses on reviving a modified reciprocal trade agreements act. Senator A William Robertson warns the move could aid Moscow propaganda while Democrats seek a nonrevised extension or a one year renewal. The Republican plan, drafted by Vandenberg and Millikin, would require tariff commission hearings on all covered commodities and push the executive to explain any deviations to Congress.
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Washington
Russia
Sen. A. William Robertson
Moscow
United States
Western Europe
Latin America
Senate
Sens. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Millikin
R-Cole
Federal Tariff Commission
Commission
Congress
Robertson
Tariff Commission
Mistakenly Freed Cleo Dunn Returns to Pima Jail
Cleo Dunn, 32, was briefly released on a bookkeeping error and served a five day vacation. He reported back Monday to complete a six month sentence for stabbing Manuel Encinas Ochoa, with the August 1947 start date misread on his file. The sheriff’s office cited card date errors and a prior release delay as contributing problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Dunn
Pima County
M. T Guiney
Dunn
Manuel Encinas Ochoa
Guiney
Sheriff's Office
Tucson Gem and Mineral Society Meeting Scheduled
The Tucson Gem and Mineral Society will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the county courthouse justice courtroom. Members will present talks on rock specimens observed and discussed.
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Tucson Gem and Mineral Society
Adm Durgin Talks To Navy Leaguers In Tucson
Rear Adm. Calvin T. Durgin, commander of naval air bases in San Diego, spoke at a Tucson Navy League stag luncheon at the Pioneer hotel on Monday. He was accompanied by Harold R. Starkey Freeman Durgin M. C. Pfefferkorn and Charles Davies of the San Diego Navy League.
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Calvin T. Durgin
Naval Districts
San Diego
Tucson Navy League
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson
Harold R. Starkey
Freeman Durgin
M. C. Pfefferkorn
Charles Davies
Navy League
Durgin
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I. Miller’s
Ted Saval
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