American Told To Add Planes
The Arizona corporation commission heard American Airlines defend its Tucson Phoenix service and postponed Southern Arizona Airlines certificate. The panel favored two daily round trips between Douglas, Phoenix, and Tucson and planned further conferences within 20 to 30 days.
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Bob Brooks
Phoenix
Daily Citizen
Arizona Corporation Commission
American Airlines
Southern Arizona Airlines
Tucson
Arizona Airways
Douglas
Commission
Tucson-Phoenix
Paul Roca
Nazi-Jap Control Pact Is Proposed
London reports Pandit Nehru, arrested for entering Kashmir, has been released after defying a ban. he is Congress president-designate. In Washington, the State Department releases a four power treaty draft to keep Japan demilitarized for 25 years with a quadri-partite control commission. Britain and China favor Byrnes plan. Soviet response pending. The proposal mirrors a 25-year German disarmament draft, with France as the fourth signatory instead of China. Byrnes had unveiled both disarmament ideas at the Paris Big Four talks, presenting a shift in U.S. policy toward European affairs and alliances.
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London
New Delhi
Pandit Jawharal Nehru
Congress Party
Kashmir
Nehru
Indian National Congress Party
India
Sir Hari Singh
Srinagar
Washington
State Department
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
China
Japan
Byrnes
James F. Byrnes
Germany
Russia
France
Paris
U. S
Pacific Bases Debate of Evatt and U S Policy
Washington reports Australian Foreign Minister Evatt pressing for an overall Pacific defense framework with the United States. Washington prefers bilateral rights on specific islands, notably Manus in the Admiralty group, as the key postwar base.
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R. H. Shackford
Washington
Herbert V. Evatt
United States
Pacific Islands
Manus
Admiralty Islands
New Guinea
Equator
Britain
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Filand
Evatt
Truman
Dean Acheson
State Department
New Zealand
Peter Fraser
United Press
Wellington
United Nations
Yugoslav Tells Court I Do Not Want To Live
Belgrade June 21 Yugoslav minister of interior Tanasije Tasa Dinic in the Milan Nedic Quisling government told the court trying Gen Draja Mihailovic that he did not want to live after the crimes he had committed He admitted collaborating with the Germans and said he approved joining the Axis He was the eighth of 24 Yugoslavs on trial for treason and collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tanasije Tasa Dinic
Quisling
Milan Nedic
Draja Mikhailovitch
Protest Over Housing List Delays By Tucson Veterans’ Wives
Five veterans wives and two veterans appeared before Tucson’s housing subcommittee to protest Davis Monthan dwellings management. They cited no clear priority list, unfair placement, and unsanitary conditions in trailers, demanding a transparent applicant list and quicker access to units.
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Mayor's Emergency Housing Committee
Davis-Monthan
Neit
Federal Housing Authority
Davis- Monthan
Stewart H. Weston
Weston
John Simmons
S. A. Lundstrom, Jr
R. K. Kerr, Jr
J. L. Smith
George P. Huisking
Douglas R. Howard
Tellez
Robert F. Tellez
American Legion
Roy Drachman
Thelma McQuade
FPHA
City Authority
Henry O. Jaastad
M. L. Tophey
Mary P. Waugh
E. H. Sisterson
P. M. Elias
W.S. Nicholas
W. T. Pyott
Tucson
la Reforma
Consolidated Dwellings
Says Airways Losing Money and Arizona Airways Prospects
H O Nelson president of Arizona Airways reports daily losses around 100 dollars with total company revenue near 3 000 daily. He says freight service and an extra passenger mile per flight could bring break even as mail contracts loom. 200 000 dollar capitalization allows about a year of losses. Decision on mail routes expected late this year and by Jan 1 1947 for in state mail. The stock sale filing was not made though 16 owners hold all stock. 24 of 26 male employees are World War II veterans, four are women.
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Bob Brooks
Phoenix
Daily Citizen
H. O. Nelson
Arizona Airways
Nelson
Las Vegas
Nev
Civil Aeronautics Board
The
Corporation Commission
Senate confirms Vinson to chief justice post
The Senate approved the nomination of Freq M. Vinson to be chief justice of the dissension-ridden Supreme Court, succeeding the late Harlan F. Stone.
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Senate
Vinson
Washington
Freq M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Airline Stock Deal Is Aired In Arizona Hearing
During a corporation commission hearing on Southern Arizona Airlines planned Tucson to Phoenix hourly service questions arose about Transcontinental & Western Air owning Arizona Airways stock. Arizona Airways president H C Nelson said a contract could trigger TWA to buy 50000 dollars of stock if CAB approves the Phoenix to Las Vegas mail route, with a stock refund if the deal falls through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines
Tucson-Phoenix
Alfred R. Bone
Paul Roa
Southern Arizona Airlines
Bone
American
Tucson
AIR Service
Phoenix
Daily Citizen
Transcontinental & Western Air
Arizona Airways, Inc
Corporation Commission
Rlines
TWA
J. D. Merrill
Arizona Airways
Edwin J. Montgomery
The
Montgomery
H. C. Nelson
Arizona Air Ways
Civil Aeronautics Board
Las Vegas
Nev
Nelson
Fraulein Convicted of U. S. Soldier's Murder
Merneberg reports Erika Krebs 21 was convicted of killing Sgt. Robert E. Flannigan of Peoria Illinois, her soldier lover. She received a life sentence.
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Fraulein
U. S
Quick Cleaning At D-M Project On Tucson Trailers
Seventy silver trailers along Pyott avenue serve Davis Monthan housing tenants under FPHA direction. Veterans and families wait for flat tops or Rincon Vista homes, with many have waited since Oct or Nov. Trailers lack running water unless families install it themselves, and sanitary facilities are poorly maintained. Claims of favoritism and bribery are denied by project manager Miss Laura Fleischer, while fires from gas stoves and no spare parts for repairs add to concerns.
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Tucson
Emergency Housing Committee
S. H. Weston
J. L. Smith
R. K. Kerr, Jr
Pyott Avenue
Davis-Monthan
FPHA
William Pyott
Federal Housing Authority
Rincon Vista
Flattops
Laura Fleischer
Pace Denies Road Promise In Arizona Budget Hearing
Casa Grande June 21 Pace chairman H O Pace of the state highway commission said there was no reason for sectionalism during a public hearing before adopting the 1946 47 road budget at Phoenix. He denied any gentleman's pact to allocate 282000 to the St Johns Allentown section of U S highway 666 amid sharp exchanges with J M Smith of Central and a clash involving Marcel Forman of Yuma.
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Casa Grande
H. O. Pace
State Highway Commission
Commission
Phoenix
St. Johns- Allentown
Bomb Test Has Circus Aspect
Edward L. Thomas reports from Kwajalein Island on the Bikini atomic bomb test site resembling a circus sideshow. The article notes a loaded Superfort, armed Marines, and heavy security around a high ramp, with officials outlining arming procedures and safety measures for takeoff and potential crash scenarios.
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Edward L. Thomas
Kwajalein Island
U.P
Dave
Superfort
Bikini Lagoon
Adm
W. H. Parsons
Joint Task Force
Parsons
Bikini
Nevada
Bikini Island
Ammonia Blast Kills Seven at Baker Hotel Dallas
An ammonia explosion in the basement of the 700 room Baker hotel in downtown Dallas killed seven and injured more than 30. Guests were evacuated as fumes spread through the skyscraper on a busy city corner. 36 people were reported injured and most victims were basement employees yet to be identified.
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Dallas
Tex
Baker
Skyscraper
Skyscraper Hotel
Baker Hotel
Moscow's Atomic Offer Faces Severe World Scrutiny
DEWITT MACKENZIE analyzes Moscow's counterproposal to U S atomic policy, noting it demands destruction of American bombs before international control. He warns the plan tests UN talks and Big Three trust, while Washington weighs risks, unsure of Moscow's cooperative zeal.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Uncle Sam
America
United States
UN Security Council
B 29 On Record Hop Starts From Wright Field
Dayton June 21 The Army air force sent a B 29 Superfortress from Wright field on a 5 000 kilometer flight to Tuc son Ariz and back with a 22 046 pound payload to seek new speed distance and weight records Pilot Lt Col Robert G Ruegg announced aims to surpass existing marks for 5 000 km with various payloads and to set two new records at Wright field in August 1939 terms
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Dayton
Army Air Force Today
Wright Field
Tucson
Ariz
Robert G. Ruegg
Fighter Test Division
Air Materiel Command
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
France
United States
B-29 Makes Half-Day West Leg Flight Test
The Superfortress completed six hours and twenty nine minutes of flight from Dayton, turning over its pylon 6.03 miles east of Benson at 10 35 a.m. The Tucson segment used high frequency air to ground comms from a Davis Monthan truck with a C47 nearby to test signals, all operated by Wright Field personnel.
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Benson
Dayton
Davis-Monthan
Tucson
Wright Field
Highlights Of The News At 2 30 P M Today
At 2 30 this afternoon the mercury read 100 in Washington. The Senate quickly passed a treasury office appropriations bill with a silver bloc amendment raising the silver selling price to 90.3 cents an ounce. The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a 3 to 6 percent rail freight rate increase effective July 1. A Navy supply bill of 4 100 009 100 received Senate approval, including a clause on worker idleness. it returns to the House to action on that clause and on reducing 39 708 900 from the House total. Comptroller General Warren urged merging Reconversion Finance Corp activities into a single integrated structure under one management.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Treasury Office
Treasury
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Comptroller
Lindsay C. Warren
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Big 4 Turns To Key Issue
Paris dispatch notes the Big Four foreign ministers faltered over Trieste amid Italy Yugoslavia frontier disputes. Informants say no fresh ideas emerged, with talks set to resume in Bevin’s office as officials seek a path to a 21 nation conference.
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Joseph W. Grigg, JR
Paris
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Ernest Bevin
Dodecanese
Venezia Giulia
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Molotov
London
Bulgaria
Big Four
Byrnes
Bevin
OPA Extension Formula Set
Senate house conferees reached a formula for manufacturers profit margins and passing higher costs to consumers as a modified Taft amendment. Stabilization Director Bowles warned it could trigger a continuous rise in prices. CIO chief Murray urged Truman to maintain an effective OPA to stabilize prices and protect American shoppers.
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Washington
Senate-house
Chester Bowles
CIO
Philip Murray
White House
Truman
Murray
Baseball Scores National League tie Chicago New York
A baseball score update notes a 4 to 4 tie between Chicago and New York in the National League after three night games in the program. No American League result listed.
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Chicago
New York
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PACE
Dewitt MacKenzie
UN Atomic Energy Commission
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