UN session erupts over Syria and security council seat
Arab League envoy Abdel Hamid Badawi Pasha denounced France for acts of aggression against Syria during a United Nations session. The French delegate Maurice De Jean failed to curb debate as Morgenstierne of Norway resisted. A row over the world charter and France’s permanent seat spotlighted ongoing tensions. Generalissimo Francisco Franco was denounced by a commission voting to blacklist him while he holds control.
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Truman’s Puget Sound trip plans noted by White House
The article recounts President Truman rising about 5 30 am at the executive mansion with Gov Mon Teller Mon Allgren. He will hold a news conference at 10 am MST tomorrow and go fishing on Puget Sound later the day.
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Pioneer Arizona Druggist W. J. Philips Dies at 68
Nogales Arizona June 20 Funeral services are set for W J Philips 68 a pioneer Arizona druggist who opened his drugstore more than years ago He died yesterday after a week long illness He was father in law of Maj Gen Lowell W Rooks of Nogales and former vice consul at Guaymas Survivors include his widow Amelia Mrs Rooks and a son John W of Nogales
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Arizona
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Lowell W. Rooks
Ed Control Commission
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Germany
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Rooks
John W
South Tucson Names New Town Officials
Mayor Jeter M. Glass announced changes in South Tucson with Gregory McElroy serving during Glass absence. Jeanette Butler remains town clerk and treasurer while Frank Benett becomes town marshal, Grady Young health commissioner, Gaynor K. Stover becomes attorney. Francis Randall named police commissioner, William S. Martin police magistrate, A. M. Lemons street commissioner.
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South Tucson
Jeter M. Glass
Glass
Gregory McElroy
Jeanette Butler
Frank Benett
Grady Young
Nted
Gaynor K. Stover
Francis Randall
William S. Martin
A. M. Lemons
Paul Gurulle Arrested For Automobile Theft
Paul Gurulle, 23, of 1130 West Colorado Street, will answer to a charge of automobile theft after a deputy sheriff and an officer arrested him late yesterday. He is said to be part of a trio including Richard Molina of Patagonia and Joe Montoya of 209 East 30th Street, accused of stealing two cars.
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Paul Gurulee
Colorado Street
Jesus Camacho
Richard Molina
Patagonia
Joe Montoya
East 30Th Street
State
Discount Failure Costs Tucson Company $189
Phoenix June 20 The district office of price administration announced that Nat Bosnos & Sons of Tucson failed to grant usual discounts to customers on soil pipe purchases, costing $189.74 and representing three times the 10 percent discounts normally given.
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Nat Bosnos & Sons
Tucson
District Office of Price Administration
German immigration wave reshaped early American settlements
The 18th century marked a major influx of German immigrants shaping colonial towns. Settlers built communities across Pennsylvania and beyond, influencing culture, language, and trade as they established farms, mills, and churches.
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America
Tucson Council Meeting Of Arizona Small Mine Operators
The Tucson council of the Arizona Small Mine Operators Association will meet at 8 p.m. tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss local mining issues.
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Amveted Bland Post 1 Holds Combined Meeting at Clubhouse
Amvetted Bland Post 1 conducted a combined meeting and entertainment program last night at its Oracle road clubhouse led by Cmdr. Roy Lautzenheiser.
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Amvetted Bland Post NO. 1
Oracle Road
Cmdr
Roy Lautzenheiser
Union leaders accuse hospital board of labor bias
Ex-employees charge that Governor ordered the board and Dr. Jeremiah Metzger to use statements to attack labor union loyalty and to hinder union organizing among state hospital workers. They claim discharges were prompted by opposition to organized labor and union members.
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Jeremiah Metzger
Metzger
Brunei Landing Commander Dies in Natural Causes
Rear Adm. Forrest Betton Royal, 52, of New York, commander of the amphibious operation in Brunei bay, died June 18 of natural causes. The Borneo landings he directed occurred June 10 and 11, and he visited the area June 11 with Gen. Douglas MacArthur. He is the second high ranking leader to die this week after Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr. was killed in action on Okinawa.
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Okinawa
Chinese Forces Close on Liuchow Airbase
Chungking reports Chinese forces have slashed to within three miles of Liuchow airbase and six miles of the city. Troops push in southern and western Liuchow suburbs and captured a highway point six miles southwest. Japanese counterdrives opened on the Liuchow peninsula with actions near Linkong and north of it.
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Michel Takes Post In Mexican Cabinet
Michel Villa Michel, appointed secretary of the interior to succeed Miguel Aleman, assumed his duties in Mexico City. A career diplomat, he has led Mexico's delegations to Chapultepec and San Francisco conferences and recently headed the U S Mexico economic cooperation committee.
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Primo Villa Michel
Interior
Miguel Aleman
Villa Michel
Mexico
Chapultepec
San Francisco
U. S. Mexico
Allied raids hit three Japanese cities and coast targets
Raids began in three cities as B 29s dropped mines along the northern Honshu coast. A naval Privateer of fleet air wing 18 sank a small cargo ship and damaged a fishing craft after a 30 minute battle. A Liberator from the same wing shot down an enemy fighter. North of Japan lth air force Mitchells sank a small enemy cargo ship and damaged three others off Paramushiro Monday. Planes of fleet air wing four bombed installations at Suribachi and Paramushiro the same day.
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Japan
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Suribachi
Tokyo Says Minesweeper Driven Off Borneo Shore
Radio Tokyo reported Allied mine sweepers began work in Balikpapan bay in Borneo as a preliminary step toward invading the east coast oil center. Four sweepers reportedly started yesterday after a week of bombardment from sea and air.
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Borneo
Manila
Radio Tokyo
Bay of Balikpapan
Easley Tianal Guard Hero on Border Patrol Duty
Easley Tianal entered the regular army in 1917 and served at multiple camps before a three year 1921 to 1924 tour in Manila. A former crack marksman, he competed at Camp Perry in 1927 1930 and 1931. He attended the Army War College in 1939 1940 and joined the War Department General Staff in Washington. In 1942 he moved to Camp Claiborne and joined the 96th Division.
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Philippine Islands
Manila
Camp Perry
Army War College
War Department General Staff
Washington
Camp Claiborne
96Th Division
Allied plan to move on Kerama and Miyako islands
Radio Tokyo said over 100 American transports lay at anchor in the Kerama islands near Okinawa as the next amphibious push toward Japan looms. Two Allied task forces were seen near Miyako island, one comprising five aircraft carriers and a battleship, the other with three battleships.
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Japan
Radio Tokyo
Kerama Islands
Okinawa
Miyako Island
Tokyo
Hospital Conference Opens In Mexico City
The inter American hospital commission opens a series of sessions in Mexico City under Dr. Gustavo Diaz secretary of public health. Delegates from Mexico and Latin American nations discuss bylaws and work system of the association to revise them for better efficiency.
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inter-American Hospital Commission
Gustavo Daz
Mexico
inter-American Hospital Association
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