Absent Lewis Faces Mine Pay Board in Hearings
Washington June 21 President Truman’s three man fact finding board met with Conciliation Director Cyrus S. Ching to review the contract and pension dispute between Mine Union Chief John L. Lewis and coal operators. Lewis was away and did not receive the invitation as the panel prepared to question both sides before a Wednesday deadline for report to the White House.
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Washington
Truman
Cyrus S. Ching
John L. Lewis
Ching
White House
Milman
Board of Inquiry
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Goldsborough
Welfare Fund
David L. Cole
Patterson, N. J
Wight Bakke
Yale University
Waldo Emanuel Fisher
University of Pennsylvania
Russians Seize Yanks' Captive In Vienna Incident
In Vienna on Monday a Russian military policeman seized Fritz Nanseck Austrian interpreter for the American criminal investigation division from Sgt Merrill Allen of Stonington Me. during an early patrol. Allen said two Russian officers and two soldiers took the interpreter away and held him for 15 minutes before he was released.
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Vienna
Merrill Alien
Stonington
Fritz Nanseck
American Criminal Investigation Division
Nanseck
Allen
M. P
Range Conditions Dry But Cattle Doing Well
Range conditions in the southern and southeastern sections of the state remain dry yet the cattle are holding up well. Evan V. Jones, agricultural statistician in charge of the federal crop and live stock reporting service, announced Monday. In Pima county conditions are fair to good, though water tanks and feed are dry and short in some southern Arizona areas.
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Evan V. Jones
Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Pima County
Jones
Arizona
Three motorists sentenced for reckless driving in lower courts
Octavio Pain, 23, of 318 South Railroad Avenue, received 60 fine and 15 days in city jail after a Saturday collision with a stopped taxi near North Main crossing while intoxicated. Harvey L. Thompson, 31, of 114 West Laguna Street, also got 60 and 15 days after being drunk when he crowded a patrol car on North Main Street. Ramon Siqueros, 66, of 411 North Meyer Street, pleaded guilty to reckless driving on Riverside Drive near St. Marys Road and was fined 50 or 30 days in county jail. Massie noted he was drinking but not enough for a drunk charge.
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Octavio Pain
South Railroad Avenue
Pain
North Main Street
John Lloyd Thompson
Harvey L. Thompson
West Laguna Street
West First Street
West Mabe Street
Ramon Siqueros
Meyer Street
Riverside Drive
St. Mary’s Road
Justice Court
Siqueros
Kenneth Massie
Massie
Landlord and boarder report thefts at rural home
Paul Martinez on route 3 reported $250 in cash and three checks totaling 961 stolen from a kitchen cabinet between 1 45 and 7 30 a m Sunday. Sheriff Jerry Martin investigated. Boarder Paul Orocco also reported thefts, with about $10 cash removed from his room. The pants were found on a fence but the money vanished.
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Paul Martinez
Route 3
Jerry Martin
Martinez
Paul Orocco
Hidden Downtown Chat Sparks Weekend Delivery Tip
A reader thanks a man from a downtown parking lot for pointing them to PIMA ROCK AND SAND and to Redi Mix Concrete Saturday and Sunday delivery. The writer, building a house, arranged Sunday delivery by calling 8434 and saved money by doing the work themselves.
Wife Of Brakeman Dead In Trailer
Mrs. Violet Cook Wilson 43 was found dead about 6 p m Sunday in a Southern Pacific trailer likely from acute alcoholism Coroner Paul J Cella said the final finding awaits post mortem results and an inquest jury decision Sidney L Adamson 50 led officers to a trailer in the S P trailer court where the body lay He said he and Mrs Wilson had been partying for three days and that she fell as she tried to leave the trailer Adamson told police he feared she would not awaken and sought help from neighbor Wayne Nolan The dead woman’s husband a three day train man was due to report to police Monday pending investigation The officer said Adamson was fined 10 or 10 passes
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Violet Cook Wilson
Southern Pacific
Paul J. Cella
Cella
S.P
Adamson
Arizona
Celia
Court convicts man on alcohol charge in city session
Lt. Charles Beal, son of Mrs Wilson, was found guilty on a drunkenness charge in city court Monday. Beal, who served as squadron surgeon with the Fifth Rescue Squadron at McDill Air Force Base, Florida, will have services and burial arrangements handled by the Arizona mortuary.
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Dick Kinney
Tucson High School
Eastman Kodak Company
Tommy Haymore
Kenneth C. Haymore
East Helen Street
Sam Hughes
Harry M. Kinney
East Helen
University of Arizona
THS
Mary Dunn
East Drachman Street
Tom Craven
East Willard Street
Bob Behnke
East Seneca Street
Charles Beal
Turson Bailey Citizen Monday Evening
Turson Bailey is identified in a 1948 society page item dated Monday evening June 21 detailing local community news and notices involving residents and events. The brief focuses on routine announcements and social updates sourced from the Turson Bailey Citizen record.
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Turson
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Arizona Mortgage
Toant
Washers Beach
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15Th Street
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Byways and Byways Travel Service
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