Dewey Favored But Open Bid In Republican Nominating Race
GOP delegates arriving for the convention see Dewey as a strong favorite yet likely to face a closing contest. Brownell argues a first ballot nomination possible while Taft backers foresee a second or first ballot reversal aided by Illinois and Tennessee votes. Warren aide Reichel calls the race wide open.
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Vandenberg
Dewey
New Yorker
Herbert E. Brownell
Brownell
Taft
Illinois
Tennessee
William Reichel
Earl Warren
California
Trial Testimony Details Bull Incident at Ranch
The trial described a bull shot at a ranch party that scared guests. Coleman confirmed the Brahma was not gentle and charged a cowboy who threw stones to separate it. Prosecutor Bryce H. Wilson presented witnesses Barber, Coleman, Foster, Rhea, and Anderson, while Baker’s defense testimony focused on Baker’s good character with witnesses Mulcahy, Dowdy, Vogel, and Lucas.
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Coleman
Bryce H. Wilson
Barber
Foster
Rhea
Anderson
Baker
J. A. Mulcahy
N. T. Dowdy
Milton Vogel
Charles Lucas
el Rancho Diablo
Vet Exemption Filing Upheld By State Court
Phoenix June 18 The Arizona Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of a state law requiring war veterans and widows meeting other criteria to file annual exemption certificates for tax relief. The court reversed a prior ruling in favor of James B Allred holding the filing burden an indirect denial of the right to exemption.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
James B. Allred
Inspections chief cites fire hazards and limited court action
Danielson notes 99 of 100 premises correct defects after notice, but few cited in court for hazards. Since 1947 Tucson inspectors logged 4,749 building checks through 1948 with 4,497 rechecks at 497 sites finding major hazards. During June 1947, 361 inspections found 255 defective, 106 approved. most violations resolved verbally or urged for corrections.
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Danielson
Paul J. Cella
Tucson Fire Department
Interior vices on Navajo Hopi power facilities costs
The conference committee set a $5,242,015 total for power transmission facilities for the Navajo Hopi Indian Service, below the Senate approved $6,492,015 and above the House figure of $4,656,515.
Traffic survey expands Tucson metro population to 126 thousand
A new traffic survey estimates Tucson metropolitan population at 126 850, up from 107 160 in the 1947 TNI count and far beyond the 1940 census figure of 62 205. The survey tallies 38 680 dwelling units in the metro area, including 1 260 in South Tucson, with about 6 000 base residents at Davis Monthan.
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Tucson
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
TNI
Traffic Survey
South
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Peace effort and tensions edge toward UN talks in Paris
Israel's Premier David Ben-Gurion voiced doubt that lasting peace could be achieved in the remaining three weeks of the armistice. He warned the mediator not to waste time if Arab leaders demand annulling the Jewish state and halting immigration while Palestine remains unsettled. Guns remained quiet in Palestine.
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Onesia
U.N. General Assembly
Paris
Guns
Palestine
David Ben-Burton
Israel
Public Records City Court and Legal Notices
Public records and court notices list multiple cases across CITY COURT JUSTICE COURT and SUPERIOR COURT. Includes malpractice of traffic offenses, cruelty to animals, reckless driving, letters of administration petitions, evictions, separate maintenance, divorce complaints, and marriages with involved names and minor penalties.
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Manuel Cota
William Palmer
Arthur L. MacLavy
Charlies Giltner
Hugh M. Stephens
Justice Cour Paul J. Cella
William Milan
Norman D. Baker
Henry P. Everett
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Minnie Schuh
Terese Olivares
Reylando Arenas
Gudelio Soto
Barbara L. Lee
Laurence H. Lee
Im Produce Co
Marvin Kratter
Ax and
del Rio Livestock Corp
Corporation
Gurstein
Mildred
Charles
Steele
H. E
Barbara
Kipnis
Rose
Marr
Alberta
Robert E
Belle D. Hall
John O. Harris
Washington
Dc. C
Grace Swinburne
Tucson
Congressional Gridlock Shapes Last-Minute Senate Action
Congress debated terms for Lilienthal and four commissioners choosing a two year tenure while other measures faced possible Senate delays. Housing and draft bills risked snagging in conference. big appropriation bills looked likely to pass. President hinted at vetoes as talks continued.
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David E. Lilienthal
Senate
House
Cleo Bill
Truman
Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
East St. Louis
Ill
White House
Coal signs in UMW negotiations push for new contract
Government conciliation chief Cyrus Ching works to avert a strike as President Truman may intervene if talks fail. Bridges-Lewis pension plan would grant $100 monthly to eligible UMW miners aged 62 with 20 years’ service who retired after May 29, 1946, financed by a 10 cent royalty and backed by a $40 million welfare fund not yet paid out.
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Cyrus Ching
Ching
Truman
Bridges-Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Subcommittee Shakeup on Civil Rights Debate
Orville Bullington of Wichita Falls Texas drew attention by prompting the creation of a civil rights subcommittee. He later said the Republican party could carry southern states if not alienating the region and opposed FEPC as unconstitutional. Chief Justice George W Maxey, subcommittee chair, signaled a strong civil rights platform amid the controversy.
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Orville Bullington
Wichita Falls
Tex
Republican Party
FEPC
George W. Maxey
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Greek arms deliveries boost army against guerrillas
Greece receives large orders of 81 mm mortars and 75 mm howitzers from U.S. stock. Deliveries have given the Greek army great superiority over guerrillas, with ongoing foreign aid evidence. Remaining British troops, a few thousand, act as a deterrent to invasion.
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U.S
Greece
Brush Fire Controlled Near Twin Buttes Area
About 640 acres burned before a brush fire near the McGee ranch 26 miles southwest of Tucson was brought under control three hours after 300 Davis Monthan air base soldiers answered the call. No buildings were damaged, sheriff's deputies said.
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Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Twin Buttes
McGee Ranch
Tucson
Contract breach charged in suit in district court
Alfred C. Carson and Ruth E. Carson sue Jack and Shirley D. Manning in federal court alleging breach of contract. They seek $16,000 in liens on property transferred to the Mannings, release of mortgages, and a trust to secure lien payments.
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Alfred C. Carson
Ruth E. Carson
Jack
Shirley D. Manning
Carsons
Mannings
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