Riddlesbarger Case Proceeds With Prolonged Testimony
Jury selection calm as Judge Garrett overrules objections about Doris Mae Kessel testimony. Witnesses include Doris Mae, Homer Kessel, Mrs Kessel, Deputy John D Anderson, and Ruth Gregovich as both sides submit lists. Subpoenas sought for Judge Johnson and clerk Sarah McWhirt amid juvenile court records dispute.
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Ing
Wilson
Doris Mae
Cusick
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Phoenix
J. Mercer Johnson
Sarah McWhirt
Doris Mae Kessel
Beer
Robert S. Tullar
Frea W. Fickett
Tullar
Fickett
Riddlesbarger
Garrett
Homer Kessel
Kessel
John D. Anderson
Laura Preciado
Margaret Gleeson
Doris Williams
Leonard Tyrrell
Sally Anne Bradley
Elizabeth Thompkinson
Patty Meyer
Panama permits import of 4000 cattle for public sale
Panama authority greenlights import of four thousand fattened cattle for public consumption in Panama City and Colon. This marks a step to secure meat supply for urban areas amid ongoing trade measures.
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Panama
Colon
Berlin Berlin blockade talks and airlift plans announced
Berlin ministers Arling and Attlee plan talks in London on the Berlin situation. The United States Britain and France are set to protest Russia’s blockade and reaffirm they will not withdraw from Berlin. In Panama the Caribbean air command says the first of two C 54 Skymasters will depart for Frankfurt with the full squadron ready soon. The unit could carry about 335000 pounds of cargo into Berlin daily.
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Ava
Ill
Wilson
Garrett
Frank Beer
North Tyndall Avenue
Rufus Riddles
Hereford
Tucson
East Hampton Street
Rufus Riddlesbarger
Cusick
Roberta
Bobbie
Riddlesbarger
Attlee
London
Berlin
U. S
Britain
France
Russia
Caribbean Air Command
Panama
U.S
Albrook Airbase
Frankfurt
Wreck Wounds Chicago Head Waiter and Clerks
William Cason 43 a Chicago head waiter suffered hip and spine injuries. Two Albuquerque mail clerks Bennie Casaus and L P Olney were bruised but not hospitalized in the wreck.
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Cage
William Cason
Chicago
Bennie Casaus
L. P. Olney
Albuquerque
Wartime quake recounts and survival in Japan 1946 memory
L. W. Jordan an American econ omist in Wakayama recalls a devastating 1946 earthquake. He describes walls shaking and a store collapsing while civilians fled. Lt. Michael Sednaqui recounts a nightmare 12 hours after the tremor and a bizarre plea over an axe for a trapped father. Military officials live outdoors, eating army rations, with no American casualties reported.
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L. W. Jordan
Union City
Tenn
Wakayama
Michael Sednaqui
Bayridge
N.Y
Prefectural Square
Jordan
Quake port reports 500-foot flight over Fukui area
A Far East air force pilot described flying over the quake region at 500 feet. He reported large highway holes north of Fukui, roads buried by landslides, and Fukui city residents crowding the streets with homes destroyed or uninhabitable.
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Port
Tenn
Far East Airforce
Fukui
Tito Faces Criticism as Yugoslavia Breaks with Moscow
Western diplomats note Tito’s denounced stance marks first open rift behind the Iron Curtain among Soviet dominated states. Cominform attack cites defaming Soviet military and hints at possible Soviet intervention. Analysts link strain to economic woes and push for Marshall Plan aid. The crisis sparks talk of Cominform headquarters possibly moving to Warsaw.
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Tito
Europe
Russia
Yugoslavia
Rome
Marshall Tito
European Recovery Program Organization
Italy
Moscow
Warsaw
Cominform
Belgrade
Dewey Talks Campaign Start Plan in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Dewey voices a plan to discuss campaign organization and the timing of when the campaign will begin. He frames the issue as a peaceable discussion.
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Dewey
Philadelphia
Council considers liquor license transfer and city projects
The board will hear 192 protests on a license transfer linked to a Blenman addition site for a Greyhound depot. The Tucson council approved sewer and paving bonds, airport remodeling, street dedications, and lit the fireworks at the University stadium amid various public works.
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Greyhound Bus
Board of Supervisors
Blenman Addition
Gail ‘Hummel
Frank K. Johnson
Adams
State Superintendent of Liquor ‘Control
M. I. Poze Construction Co
Consolidated Vultee Modification
Tucson
Poze
State Tax Commission
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Commission
East 16Th Street
First and
Park Avenues
Glenton G.sykes
Sykes
B. C. Kemp Distributing Co
North Sixth Avenue
Toole Avenue
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fisher Addition
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Mundo Vista
Morningside
East 12Th Street
Miles School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
University of Arizona
Rom 8
Park Avenue
Drachman
Adams Streets
Schumacher-Tucson Heights
A. A. Hodgin
Tucson Airport
City Farm
Emerson Scholer
M. H. Starkweather
Flack Family Migrates to New Zealand in Shared Flight
Three generations of the Flack family emigrated from London to New Zealand in the same plane recently. The trio included grandparents and their grandchildren, highlighting a multi generation travel story.
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Flack
London
New Zealand
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Venetian Blind CO
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