Welfare Checks To Be Reduced By Osborn Action
Phoenix June 19 Gov Sidney P Osborn says Arizona will cut social security payments next month under the $11.5 million appropriation from the first special session. Old age assistance 1 dollar, dependent children 1 dollar, blind 2.25 dollars monthly. further cuts depend on caseload. Direct relief may also be slashed. outcome tied to the governor signing or allowing the bill to become law.
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Dick Smith Phoenix
Sidney P. Osborn
Social Security Department
Olga Welch
Welch
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Osborn
Frank G. Robles
Pima County
Sidney Kartus
Maricopa County
W. G. Rosenbaum
Gila County
Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture
Governor's Council For Veterans
Relief cuts eyed as Hill faces funds shortfall
Senator Lloyd G. Henning criticizes welfare chief Harry Hill as $1 to $2.25 cutbacks loom in July for old age relief and aid to dependent children and the blind. Hill seeks $2 million more based on projected cases, citing legislature shortfall. A 1946 audit shows Hill overstated old age assistance cases by 728.
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Bob Brooks
Phoenix
Lloyd G. Henning
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harry Hill
Sen
Henning
Hill
Welfare Department
Auditor's Office
State Auditor's Office
Rainfall Lowers Tucson Temperatures At Davis Monthan Field
Rain measured at the US weather station on Davis Monthan field reached .05 inches, bringing cooler conditions to Tucson on Wednesday. High temperature dropped to 95 degrees after days above 100, while the year’s total rainfall stands at 64 inches compared with 3.12 inches for the first six months of 1946.
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Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Arizona Legislature Debates Second Special Session Actions
The Phoenix report outlines a drive to adjourn the second special session of the Arizona legislature by next week, with potential recess over July 4. Key figures include Rep. A R Spikes, Rep. James Ewing, Sen. Dan Angius, and Sen. W H Hathaway, plus bills on welfare, city budget limits, and old age pensions.
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Phoenix
Capitol Corridor
James Ewing
Tucson
Dan Angius
Bisbee
W. H. Hathaway
Santa Cruz County
Jameson Talk Sparks Arizona House Split Over Welfare Funds
In Phoenix on June 19 the Arizona House faced anger as Speaker E L Jameson alleged the Arizona Tax Research Association controlled the first 18th legislature special session. A power shift within the majority targeted an $11.5 million welfare and social security appropriation, with leaders Frank Christensen James Ewing A R Spikes and Allen Linsey steering the bloc. Jameson sought a $400,000 one year increase via a compromise bill amid resistance from several lawmakers.
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Bob Brooks
Phoenix
House
E. L. Jameson
Arizona Tax Research Association
Jameson
Lorna Lockwood
Maricopa County
Rent Control Bill Sent To President
Washington June 19 The Senate passed and sent to the White House legislation extending federal rent ceilings to March 1 1948 and authorizing 15 percent voluntary rent increases. San Francisco area report notes reaction from tenants and landlords as the bill moves to the president for signature.
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Washington
Senate
White House
San
Crash in Syria Kills 15 of 37
Pan American World Airways reports 15 dead in a Constellation Eclipse crash near Eniyadine Syria while en route from Karachi to Istanbul. Eight passengers and seven crew members died. 19 passengers and three crew survived. Names of some crew members and survivors are listed.
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Syria
New York
Pan- American World Airways
Damascus
Anthony Volpe
Jane Bray
Eugene W. Roddenberry
River Edge
N. J
Joseph Hallilart, Jr
Indian Chase Park
Greenwich
Karachi
India
Istanbul
Eniyadine
Tildy Likely To Be Ousted
A reliable informant in Budapest reports a forthcoming Communist white paper on a plot against Hungary. It may target President Zoltan Tildy and implicate his son in law Victor Chornoky, with deposition based allegations. The document aims to expose alleged ties and influence from a Smallholders party meeting when Ferenc Nagy spoke of a Communist interior minister.
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Budapest
Zoltan Tildy
Tildy
Victor Chornoky
Smallholders
Ferenc Nagy
Truman Deaf To South Plea
Washington June 19 President Truman abruptly cut off a delegation of Southern Democratic leaders urging him to sign the Taft Hartley labor control bill He said he would send a message to Congress Friday deciding to approve or veto the measure A veto was widely expected The Southern group included delegates from Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi North Carolina and South Carolina Repassage plans were made for an immediate vote on overriding the veto in the House if Truman vetoes with House members of both parties notified to attend and Senate action possible if needed.
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Phoenix
Parke T. Gilbert
Casa Grande
Max Connelly
Tempe
Dick Martin
Yavapai County
Tax Commission
W. G. Rosenbaum
Gila County
Washington
Truman
Congress
Democratic Party
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
National Party
White House
Marion Rushton
House
Four Day CIO Ship Strike Ends on East Gulf Coasts
New York report says Atlantic and Gulf coast CIO seamen accepted a five percent wage increase ending a four day sit down strike that tied up 700 U.S. ships and 200,000 seamen. Pacific coast talks continue with a pattern for full settlement anticipated.
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New York
U.P
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
CIO
Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
U. S
Plan to form unified Korea government moves forward
Seoul June 19 American officials announced a plan to unite Korea under a provisional government. Korean democratic parties and social organizations will meet with the U.S.-Soviet joint commission on June 25 in Seoul and June 30 in Soviet-occupied North Korea, marking a key step in the plan.
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Seoul
Korea
North K Korea
U S Refuses to Recognize Nicaragua Regime
The State Department announced that the United States will not recognize or maintain diplomatic relations with Nicaragua’s new revolutionary regime. Lincoln White said no relations with the Nicaraguan embassy in Washington would be kept and instructions were sent to refrain from engaging with the present regime. The move follows a nonrecognition policy amid Latin American governance disputes and prior U S practice.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Nicaragua
Lincoln White
Department
U. S
Latin America
Mongols Raid China Proper
The Central News Agency reported a punitive Mongolian raid in China proper in the second Mongolian incident. Kalgan dispatch says over 1,000 nomadic bandits burned looted and killed in north Chahar province as Inner Mongolians oppose central rule. Requests for troops went to Gen. Fu Tso Hyi at Kalgan to stop the advance toward Tsenglan.
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Harold Miles Nanking
Central
China
Kalgan
Chahar
Inner Mongolia
Outer Mongolia
Fu Tso-Hyi
Tsenglan
Sinkiang
Truman Cannot Invite Stalin To Berlin Conference
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes President Truman's hesitation to invite Premier Stalin for a two man talks, amid global shifts toward communism and official warnings. He notes Dulles warns against Soviet police states and a U.S. pamphlet labels Communism a danger, suggesting Truman may avoid a rush to appeasement.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Stalin
Berlin
Nacht Express
Russia
Power Shortage Grows In State
M J Dougherty, chairman of the Arizona Power Authority, urged that interim Colorado river electricity now going to California could relieve Arizona’s power shortage. He noted the Bureau of Reclamation is seeking to supply Arizona and that the Interior Department appropriation bill funds such purchases. He warned delays due to transmission capacity and Parker Dam work, but suggested temporary generation could bridge gaps in Tucson and other areas until permanent Colorado river power arrives.
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Phoenix
M. J. Dougherty
Arizona Power Authority
Colorado River
California
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Arizona
Interior Department
Dougherty
Arizona Cooperative Hay Growers’ Association
Parker Dam
Tucson
U. S. Paying For Red Loot
Senator Bridges, chairing a three committee inquiry, pressed three cabinet officers to outline official policy on Russia's printed German currency looting. Hearing paused after two days of testimony as Marshalls, Patersons, and Snyder were asked to prepare an outline, with no date set for the next session.
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Washington
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire Republican
Russia
Germany
Bridges
State Marshall
War Patterson
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Senate Appropriations, Armed Services and Banking Committees
Tombstone Gets Hospital Shortly
Tombstone, June 19. A $45,000 general hospital soon will be completed here in remodeled quarters formerly used by the Father Aull clinic. The facility will feature X-ray equipment and an operating room with a superintendent and resident physician to be appointed.
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Tombstone
General Hospital
Father Aull
Survey Of Aid Status Likely
Washington reports Senate Republican chairman Senator Vandenberg seeks a bipartisan study on how much foreign aid the United States can safely provide. State Department signals cautious endorsement of the plan’s first point on limits, with Marshall and advisers to decide full approach before cabinet discussion. Undersecretary Will Clayton notes the aid scope should be determined by recipient countries, subject to checks by US economic officials. Clayton heads to Geneva for the international trade conference, with London and other capitals on his itinerary to review trade issues.
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Washington
Sen. Vandenberg
United States
State Department
Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Will Clayton
Vandenberg
Clayton
Treasury
Marshall
Michigan
Europe
Asia
Geneva
London
Bevin declines to speculate on Molotov meeting plan
In London on June 19 Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin declined to speculate in the House of Commons whether Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov would meet with British and French ministers to discuss U S Secretary of State Marshall's plan to aid Europe. Bevin and French Foreign Minister Bidault urged Molotov to confer during the aid discussion.
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Bevin
London
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
V. M. Molotov
U. S
State Marshall
Europe
Bidault
Molotov
Truman nominates Wilson for Turkey post and Salzman as assistant secretary
President Truman announced Edwin C. Wilson ambassador to Turkey would head the American aid mission while Charles E. Salzman, former New York Stock Exchange vice president and World War II brigadier general, was named assistant secretary of state to replace John H. Hildring.
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Washington
Upp
President Truman
Edwin C. Wilson
Turkey
Truman
Charles E. Salzman
New York Stock Exchange
Wilson
Palatka
Fla
University of Michigan
Harvard
U.S
Nebraska
Dwight Griswold
Greece
Saltzman
John H. Hilldring
George C. Marshall
Congressional
Hildring
U.S. Military Academy
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Milburn Pleads Guilty To Bank Embezzlement
Milburn 42 a former Bank of Arizona teller pleaded guilty to embezzling 14400 dollars before Coconino County Superior Court Judge H L Russell. The judge waived sentencing delay and said he would read the sentence Saturday morning.
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Flagstaff
John H
Jack) Milburn
Bank of Arizona
Coconino County Superior Court
H. L. Russell
Russell
Baseball Results in National League
Pittsburgh defeated New York 12 to 2 and Brooklyn beat Chicago 5 to 1 in the National League. Boston and Cincinnati game was postponed by rain. only these results were reported.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago tops New York in 6 in AL action
The Chicago nine defeated New York 6 to 4 as American League play unfolded with strong offense. Philadelphia posted an 8 to 4 win over Detroit while Washington beat Cleveland 3 to 2.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
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Hamburgers
St. Louis
Aloys P. Kaufmann
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Citizen
A. R. Spikes
Bowie
West Coast
Social Security and Welfare Department
Public Service Administration
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
M. Joe Murphy
Bureau of Criminal Identification
James F. McDonald
Benjamin Lacayo Sacasa
Juan B. Lacayo
Managua
Lacayo Sacasa
Anastasia Somoza
Leonardo Arguello
Somoza
Arguello
Hungary
John Foster Dulles
Northwestern University
Communist Party
America
Mr. Truman
Milburn
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