Judge Denies Hautem Move To Acquit
Frank A Hautem faces a first degree murder trial after prosecutors opened and asked for a verdict of guilt in the death of his wife Josephine Hautem. The body was found December 19 on Nogales highway south of Tucson with extensive forensic details presented by prosecutor Rogge.
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H. Earl Rogge Jr
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Hautems
Sonora
Nogales Highway
West Virginia
Herman Drew
S. Fontana Ave
Roy Johnson
S. Tyndall Ave
Walter Britt
S. Curtis Ave
Robert Carlisle
S. Forgens Ave
Defense Bill Passes House for 32 Billion Budget
The House approved nearly 32 billion dollars for the armed forces for the year by voice vote, sending the measure to the Senate and then the White House for President Eisenhower to sign. The package totals 31.88 billion with 7.53 billion for the Army, 9.12 billion for the Navy, 14.74 billion for the Air Force, plus 694.92 million for defense department and inter service activities.
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Inter Service
GSA Pays Arizona Tax Policy Clarified
The GSA area representative in Phoenix says the government will pay sales taxes on Arizona purchases and follows Attorney General Morrison's ruling. Frank Gowan notes the agency has been paying taxes since the state law made them liable a year ago and cites guidance from San Francisco.
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General Services Administration
Arizona
Robert Morrison
Frank Gowan
GSA
Morrison
Gowan
San Francisco
New York Times Reporter Admits Communist Past
Washington says Charles Grutzner of The New York Times testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that he was a Communist in the 1930s. He described quitting in 1940 and defended a Times story on Korea as an honest news report despite accusations of aiding communists.
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New York Times
Air Force
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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L. C. Craigie
Eastland
Korea
Gen. Craigie
U. S
J. G. Sourwine
Sourwine
Daily Worker
Communist Party
New York City
U.S
Talks on steel strike loom as negotiators keep plans secret
Pittsburgh report says the CIO Steelworkers Union led by David J. McDonald and U.S. Steel Corp negotiator John A. Stephens meet behind closed doors as major mills shut down in anticipation of a possible industrywide strike. Stephens hints at a new money offer while McDonald rejects a 10 cent rise.
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David J. McDonald
CIO Steelworkers Union
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel Corp
Stephens
McDonald
I W. Abel
Abel
Associated Press
Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Arthur J. Goldberg
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
US. Steel
US Steel
Bus Strike Stalemate After City Hall Talks
Mayor Don Hummel efforts to end Tucson Rapid Transit bus strike fail as management rejects arbitration and a larger pay raise. Citizens' committee met with union and management for three hours with sharp words from C L Tanner and E B Carmack noting no settlement. Merlin Gerkin and others pressed questions as J O Niemann led the session at city hall.
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Don Hummel
Citizens’ Committee
Tucson
Don Schweitzer
Mundey Johnston
Clarence Betts
J. O. Niemann
Hummel
James V. Edmundson
Alex Jacome
Aaron Levy
Carmack
C. L. Tanner
TRT
Homer Frost
Merlin Gerkin
National Union
Tucson Rapid Transit
Tee
City Hall
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Tanner
Norris delays announcement on Marciano Moore bout site
Promoter Jim Norris refused to name a date for the September heavyweight title fight between Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore and said he prefers New York or Chicago as the site. He planned to announce the match and location together once finalized.
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Jim Norris
Rocky Marciano
Archie Moore
Chicago
Phelps Dodge Offers Wage Increase in Arizona
Phelps Dodge Corp in Bisbee and Ray area offers unions an about 12 cent an hour pay rise, aiming to peak Arizona copper industry wages if accepted. A spokesman accuses the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers of refusing to bargain on the current wage dispute despite a looming national strike of about 50,000 workers.
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Bulletin Ray, Ariz
Ray Mines
Kennecott Copper Corp
Arizona
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Phelps Dodge Corp
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Ind
Beiser Named President of Darr Aero Tech
Frank Beiser 50 a long time aviation executive replaces founder Hal Darr who died last week in Chicago Beiser from the Tucson Mountains has guided Darr Aero Tech during World War II and later served as DAT vice president He is married with six children and active in aviation since 1929
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Frank Beiser
Darr Aero Tech, Inc
Beiser
DAT
Hal Darr
Chicago
Goret Road
Tucson Mountains
Darr Aero Tech
Mara
Pleasant Days To Continue In Arizona Weather
The report notes continued pleasant weather for the Old Pueblo with a 2 pm humidity at two percent. Temperatures yesterday reached a high of 97 and a low of 63. Other overnight readings include Phoenix 98-68 Yuma 100-68 Douglas 94-58 Flagstaff 72-37 Prescott 81-52 and Maverick 75-29.
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Adenauer Declines Moscow Visit in Push for Talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer rejected Russia's invitation to visit Moscow now. He, however, expressed willingness in a note to the Soviet embassy in Paris to discuss restoring normal relations between West Germany and the Soviet Union. The decision surprised observers who expected a Moscow trip.
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Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Moscow
Paris
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Ten Die In Sitkinak C47 Crash In Alaska
Ten persons were reported killed in yesterday’s crash of a U S Air Force C47 transport on Sitkinak Island Alaska. An earlier report said the plane may have carried four crew when it struck the island’s highest peak about 90 miles southwest of Kodiak.
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Alaska
Air Force
Sitkinak Island
Here
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Events Pace Summer
A lively schedule lists free Tucson Summer Band at Himmel Park at 7 30 P M and a school board meeting at the Amphitheater at 7 30 P M. Sunnyside and Kadimah Players stage shows at the Jewish Community Center, with baseball at Hi Corbett Field and a pro wrestling card at Tucson Sports Center. A Carnegie Library Bookmobile stop and an outdoor band concert at the Amphitheater round out the lineup.
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Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Kadimah
Jewish Community Center
Nogales
Hi Corbett Field
Tucson Sports Center
Carnegie Library
East 22Nd Street
Goodman's Market
Index Israeli's coalition cabinet approved
Israeli coalition cabinet approval noted in brief index across the paper, with page reference to Page 13 for full details. The item signals ongoing government formation or reorganization within the coalition framework.
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