Paris conference hailed as step toward east west peace
London June 21 The Big Four foreign ministers Paris conference was hailed by Pravda and Western leaders as an essential step toward better east west relations Bevin said the results lay foundation for future cooperation American officials in Berlin welcomed moves seen as opening the door to solving Berlin’s political chaos with new elections and a united government
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Paris
Pravda
United States
Bii
Iain
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Volkstimme
Russia
Yugoslavia
Austria
Die Presse
Berlin
Reich
W. T. Babcock
U. S
Babcock
West Berlin
Voting Is Awaited On Labor Measure
Washington reports the Senate will spend hours on several small bills before resuming debate on the labor bill. Voting on amendments remains uncertain with proposals ranging from congress action per strike to court injunction limits under the Taft Hartley act. Some support government seizure of industries for up to 90 days, while labor leaders weigh the plan. Atomic energy hearings probe Hanford costs and AEC mismanagement claims.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Morse
R-Ore
Congress
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Douglas
D-Ill
Aiken
R-Vt
House
Capitol Hill
Hanford
Wash
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate‘house Atomic Committee
Hickenlooper
AEC
Chiang Kai-shek to Return as Nationalist Policy Leader
Canton dispatch reports Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek will return to public life to direct Nationalist China’s struggle against the Communists. Premier Yen Hsi shan says Chiang will head a new supreme policy council but not hold an active government post. The plan includes a complete break with former military strategy and a blockade of Communist ports with planes and ships.
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Canton
China
U.P
Chiang Kai-shek
Yen Hsishan
Chiang
Kuomintang
Supreme Policy Council
Yen
Ming River
Fukien
Liao River
Liaoning Province
Wenchow
Wingpo
Shanghai
Tientsin
Tsingtao
Chingwangtao
Hong Kong
Anchises
Woosung
Whangpoo River
New Pima County Zoning Group Appointments Made
Pima county appoints nine members to form a permanent zoning commission with terms ranging from two to four years. Harold G Webb Wilbur W Wynne Alton Netherlin Gordon Luepke A F Estes Oscar Cole Charles B Maguire J B Cates John F McMahon named to balance occupations from druggist to constable. The group will meet to organize and set a permanent structure under William S Dunipace.
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Pima County
William S. Dunipace
County Board of Supervisors
Ajo
Harold G. Webb
First Ave
Wilbur W. Wynne
40Th St
Carpenter
Alton Netherlin
Gordon Luepke
E. River Rd
A. F. Estes
W. Luna
Garbage Service Co
Oscar Cole
Charles B. Maguire
FE. Speedway
J. B. Cates
S. Sixth Ave
Courty Road
John F. McMahon
Dunipace
Arizona panel split over Mountain States telephone rate hike
Chairman Brooks and member Wright clash on whether Mountain States Telephone should gain an increase. Mitt Simms holds the deciding vote after eight hearings. A pending urban tariff would fund $8 million in rural to urban plant upgrades statewide.
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Bob Brooks
Phoenix
William T. Brooks
Arizona Corporation Commission
Wilson T. Wright
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mitt Simms
Brooks
Simms
Aid
Wright
Cites Expansion
Chicago
Edward Jacobson
Joseph Ralston
W. K. Koch
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
Ferguson Urges Local Check of Federal Spending Scale
Senator Homer Ferguson compares next year’s defense and Veterans Administration budgets to state assessed values to show government costs. He cites Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Texas to illustrate relative spending and notes per person costs rising from 6.94 in 1915 to an estimated 268 next year. He cites Rep. Reed on federal taxes surpassing state and local taxes in most states.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
U.P
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Ferguson
Congress
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Veterans’ Administration
Texas
United States
Fdr
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
Truman
CNIS
Cnados
New York
Five Points Form in Mountain States Telephone Rate Case
After 11 days of hearings in Phoenix the Arizona corporation commission review centers on five points. The company seeks a $72,000 monthly increase with a $24 million rate base, claiming a 5.97 percent return after taxes. The state argues for an $18.6 million base and notes savings from dial conversions would yield about $750,000 in additional revenue. The dispute covers return on investment, earning per share trends, and Arizona costs versus other western states.
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Phoenix
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Arizona
Mountain States
Arizona tax valuations called farce by state official
Phoenix, June 21. Chairman Joe Hunt and Thad Moore admitted Arizona property assessments are not based on full cash values. They cited repeated drafting errors in board resolutions and said most equalization motions are not truly voted upon, highlighting systemic valuation issues across railroads, mines, and telecommunication properties.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Joe Hunt
State Tax Commission
Hunt
Thad Moore
Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Moore
Commission
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Yank Marries Kaiser's Ein
Hechingen Germany June 21 A Kaiser Wilhelm granddaughter and a Texas interior decorator married twice in Hohenzollern castle. Princess Cecilie refused to promise to obey Capt Clyde Harris of Amarillo in civil or religious rites. They planned a 10 day honeymoon before Harris returned to Texas. Cecilie, Victoria’s great granddaughter, met Harris during the war. He posted off limits signs to keep others away.
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Hechingen
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Texas
Hohenzollern
Cecilie
Prussia
U. S. Army
Clyde Harris
Amarillo
Tex
Harris
Britain
Victoria
Baseball Results From National League and American League Summary
National League results show Boston 4 9 0 over Chicago 8 9 2 with Sain and Salkeld keying for Boston and Livingston Dubiel Chipman and Walker pitching. American League Detroit 6 2 0 and Pine viccscenice 7 8 0 with Chicago Washington and Cleveland Philadelphia scheduled for night games.
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Boston
Chicago
Sain and Salkeld
Livingston
Dubiel
Chipman
Walker
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Arizona Supreme Court to hear university finance dispute
The Arizona supreme court will consider whether the State Auditor or the board of regents controls higher education finances over a $5,946.50 accounts payable and an $1,084.22 inauguration luncheon. The case centers on jurisdiction and includes purchases for Dr. James Byron McCormick’s inauguration.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Ann Frohmiller
Board of Regents of
University and State Colleges
Tucson
James Byron McCormick
University of Arizona
Milwaukee killer verdict shocks bride awaiting child
Nineteen-year-old Milton Babich is jailed for first degree murder in the death of his wife's sister. Kathleen Babich, pregnant, cried out against police as the jury reached its verdict.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Waupun
Kathleen
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