Race results king ambushed in Chicago shooting
Police hunted five former Capone henchmen Hymie Levin Jake Guzik Murray Humphreys Joseph Marcangelo and Tony Accardo after the ambush shooting of James M. Ragen sr a prominent racing information tycoon. Ragen 65 was seriously wounded as his car stopped for a red light with two bodyguards nearby.
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Tapia Rosary Service Tonight for Tucson Man
Fernando Tapia, 50, died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital. Survived by three brothers Pedro Roberto and Luis two sisters Miss Mercedes Tapia and Mrs Ni eveves Domenguez and a nephew Armando Estrada. Rosary at 830 p m tonight in Tucson mortuary chapel. Funeral 430 p m tomorrow at San Augustine cathedral with burial at Holy Hope cemetery.
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Retail Coffee Price To Advance Soon
Washington June 25 government spokesman disclosed that retail coffee prices, steady since early in the war, are likely to be raised by three to five cents a pound later this week.
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Twenty-two Admit Used Auto Frauds Guilty Pleas
In Detroit on June 25, twenty two of thirty one defendants pleaded guilty in a federal case accusing a three million dollar conspiracy to buy used cars above ceiling prices. The scheme moved cars through Murray Kentucky and Cairo Illinois to resell in southern states.
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Koscinski
Phoenix Youth to Enter West Point Academy
George Co. Cannon 17 year old son of Mrs. Floy H. Cannon of Phoenix will depart Friday to enter the U S. Military Academy at West Point on July 1. He was appointed by Representative John R. Murdock.
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Nation Faces Meat Crisis as Plants Shut Nationwide
Slaughterers and packing plants from Pennsylvania to Kansas and Iowa halted operations amid reports of a looming meat shortage. The Morrell Packing Co paused its Topeka plant and other facilities echoed shutdowns and mass layoffs as price controls linger. buyers reported minimal cattle and hog purchases across major markets.
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Record Lows Hit as Stockyards Close and Shortages Persist
Stockyards fall to a record low while about 250 Nebraska dependents, all out of slaughter quotas, shut down. Bread and meat shortages in the soft coal fields reach a critical stage as miners threaten to strike over meager staple supplies.
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On the Job Training Now Handled From Phoenix
Mrs. P. H. Ross the county school superintendent says on the job training requests from employers for veterans should now go to the Arizona council for on the job training. The office is at 1212 Capitol building Phoenix. She had been coordinating with the Tucson Chamber of Commerce.
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Dysart Urges OPA Milk Control Opposition
Nat M. Dysart of the Arizona Milk Producers' Association telegraphed Arizona's congressional delegation urging opposition to extending OPA milk controls unless they are stripped of oversight. He cites four dairy members quitting and warns the action could worsen a already critical milk supply amid a conference committee reversal.
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Former Yale psychology professor dies in Tucson
Roswell P Angier, 72, a former Yale psychology professor, died yesterday in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife Genevieve Angier in Tucson and three sons in the East Roswell James and Philip. Parker Mortuary handles funeral arrangements to be announced after the sons arrive.
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Yale University
Genevieve Angier
Tucson
Roswell
James
Philip
Parker Mortuary
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