Court of Appeals Allows Government Wage Talks With Steelworkers
The U S court of appeals 5 to 4 refuses to bar wage raises in the steel industry while the Pine decision is appealed. Sawyer seeks a negotiated settlement with the CIO steelworkers union and potential congressional action to clarify government powers amid the steel crisis. Judges Barrett Prettyman Edgerton Fahy Bazelon and Washington dissented on the stay.
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CIO
Philip Murray
David Pine
Sawyer
Court of Appeals
E. A. Barrett Prettyman
Henry W. Edgerton
Charles Fahy
David L. Bazelon
George T. Washington
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Ong On Gar Tae Oat Go
Gg Steel Companies
Com Sawyer
CIO Steelworkers Union
Congress
U. S
David A. Pine
Pine
Supreme Court
Philip Perlman
Truman
Circuit Court
Stephens
Red May Day Flares Worldwide as Communists Demonstrate
Riots and protests mark May Day as Communists clash with non members. Tokyo endures attacks on peaceable crowds while Berlin and New York stage rival demonstrations guarded by police. Stalin attends Lenin's tomb as crowds rally around Red Square. US observers face violence and disruption. Three million Japanese join more than 400 rallies with widespread injuries.
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United
Tokyo
Berlin
Stalin
Lenin
Red Square
New York
Eighth Avenue
Louis Weinstock
Singapore
Norman Thomas
American Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
J. Philip Randolph
Meiji Park
Dai Ichi
Forbidden Plaza
Imperial Palace
U.S
Palace
Japan
Vassily
Red Air Force
Moscow
Russia
Supreme Soviet
Navy
Nikolai G. Kuznetsov
Armed Forces
Alexander M. Vasilevsky
Warm Sunny Weekend Forecast From Tucson Weather Bureau
The Tucson weather bureau reports clear skies tomorrow with variable high thin clouds and slightly warmer air. Weekend looks pleasant with a high around 99 in Yuma and a low near 53 elsewhere, though unusual changes could occur.
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Tucson
Raw Cotton Price Control To Be Suspended Likely
Washington officials indicate price ceilings on raw cotton and textiles may be suspended next week as demand shifts toward decontrol. Elllis Arnall noted raw cotton prices hover near the ceiling, with current spot around 39.15 cents a pound, just above the two cent daily rise limit.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Office of Price Stabilization
New York
Pan American Stratocruiser wreck found near Belem
Wreckage of a missing Pan American World Airways Stratocruiser was sighted near Belem Brazil with no survivors reported. Fifty aboard included 19 Americans. The $1,250,000 craft disappeared on a Buenos Aires to New York flight and was found by a PAA C-46 near Carolina a river port of 3,500 population 400 miles southeast of Belem.
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Miami
Fla
Pan American World Airways
Belem
Brazil
PAA
Carolina
Buenos Aires
New York
Barreiras
Tocantins
Rio de Janeiro
Allies demand punishment for Soviet pilots in airliner attack
Berlin reports a second allied note to General Chuikov demanding punishment for two Soviet MiG pilots who attacked a French airliner. French British and U S commanders rejected a Soviet reply that claimed the plane strayed from the four power corridor and fired only warning bursts. The allies say they can prove the airliner was on course.
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Berlin
Vasily I. Chuikov
U. S
Chuikov
D M Requests Five Millions For Air Force Public Works
The department proposes military public works funding for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1 with authorizations to Congress. The bulk, about $1.516 billion, would finance air force projects while $1.213 billion would fund work in the United States.
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Congress
Air Force
United
Davis-Monthan AFB funds flagged for new construction
Officials said the appropriation would add to the multiyear Davis Monthan program with funds for new construction and facilities. Other Arizona items include a 1950 building program, a 1951 expansion plan, overseas projects, and defense authorizations for military installations abroad totaling about one billion dollars.
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Tucson
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Air Force
Davis-Monthan
Secretary of Defense
Arizona
ARMY
Ft. Huachuca
Yuma Test Station
Davis-Monthan Afb
Tuckson
Yuma County
Luke Afb
Phoenix
Williams Afb
Chandler
Tucson Strikes Continue Across City
About 75 Greyhound bus drivers and 25 station employees remain on strike with no bus service. Around 50 Western Union workers strike, offices operate 8 am to 7 30 pm. Picketing at three brick yards with 45 workers. California oil workers exempted from national strike, keeping Tucson supplied with gasoline and oil products.
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Tucson
Greyhound
Western Union
California
Travel Ban Expands Across Iron Curtain Nations
The state department bans American travel in China Hungary and Czechoslovakia with no travel allowed in those countries. It adds Russia Poland Romania Albania and Bulgaria to restricted list permitting visits only for legitimate reasons. The announcement cites dangers and lack of protective standards in these nations.
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Washington
State Department
Iron Curtain
China
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Poland
Romania
Albania
Bulgaria
Oil Strike Shrinks Supplies as Nation Braces for Settlement
President Truman said the nationwide oil dispute nears settlement and no seizure decision is made. Denver reports show 90,000 oil workers strike entering a second day with limited optimism. Union coalitions push for higher wages and shift differentials. California spared due to coastal refineries supplying Korea.
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Washington
W.P
Truman
Denver
California
Korea
Fire at Branford convalescent home claims several elderly lives
Four to six elderly residents are believed dead as a fire devastated a Branford convalescent home on Leetes Island Road in Stony Creek. A nearby resident died of a heart attack. Names of the deceased were not immediately available. The two and a half story frame building was almost completely destroyed.
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Branford
Conn
Stony Creek
Eva Collins
Leetes Island Road
Collins
Oatis Meets U S Official in Prague Prison Visit
American Ambassador Ellis Briggs met with Associated Press correspondent William N. Oatis at Prague police headquarters for about 30 minutes. Oatis said his health was good and he receives dental care reading writing and exercise. The meeting followed calls from the State Department after his capture by Czech police on April 23 1951.
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Washington
WAP
Ellis O. Briggs
William N. Oatis
State Department
Briggs
Oatis
Associated Press
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Prague
Phoenix Radio Station Sold to Meredith Publishing Co
Phoenix Broadcasting Inc and Phoenix Television Inc announce the sale of KPHO Phoenix to Meredith Publishing Co of Des Moines Iowa for 1500000 dollars. The deal awaits FCC approval. Mullins will stay as managing director and consultant. Other officers listed include Mills Harber Caldwell Salmon and Meredith executives E T Meredith and Riney B Salmon.
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Phoenix
KPHO
Phoenix Radio and
Meredith Publishing Co
Des Moines
Iowa
John C. Mullins
Phoenix Broadcasting, Inc
Phoenix Television, Inc
Arizona
Federal Communications Commission
Better Homes and Gardens
Syracuse
N. Y
WOM
Omaha
Neb
E. T. Meredith
Mullins
John B. Mills
J. N. Harber
Erskine Caldwell
Tucson
Riney B. Salmon
Superfort Crashes In Gulf Of Mexico
A B 29 Superfortress crash landed in the Gulf of Mexico off Cedar Key during training on an air to water gunnery range. Survivors were rescued by fishermen and brought to Tarpon Springs hospital. fate of crew unknown.
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Tampa
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Cedar Key
MacDill] Air Force Base
Marines Witness Atom Blast Test Run At Yucca Flat
More than 2,000 Marines huddle in foxholes 7,000 yards from a Yucca Flat proving ground atomic blast. The 9:30 a.m. detonation produced a red flash and bright mushroom cloud as observers in Las Vegas reported the brightest flash yet seen.
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MT. Charleston
Nev
U.P
Yucca Flat Proving Grounds
Tucson
Desert Test Center
Yucca Island
Las Vegas
AEC
United States
Nevada
Truce negotiators to hear Communist reply in armistice talks
In Munsan Korea the UN and Communist delegations prepared for a Friday session to hear the Red reply to the United Nations package proposal for a Korean armistice. The Red delegation sought a full dress session after reviewing the plan, with main sticking points including prisoner exchange Russian participation and airfield rehabilitation. Brig Gen William P. Nuckols said the Communists were ready to meet, and the session could decide the long negotiations which have stalled since late October. The package reportedly seeks a sweeping solution to three remaining issues and a counter proposal is possible.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
William P. Nuckols
U.N. Command
Tucson
Chang Chun San
Panmunjom
Chang
Kaesong
Red
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
In National League action New York defeated Pittsburgh 13 to 35 in a surprising result while in the American League St Louis beat Boston 6 to 1.
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Associated Press
National
New York
Pittsburgh
American St. Louis
Boston
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow At University Week Events
State athletes gather for the 38th University Week with events at UA. Tonight the Cowboys host the Texans at Hi Corbett field, and the baseball and tennis rounds begin tomorrow with Class A and B games on UA diamonds and courts.
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Tucson
Cowboys
el Paso
Texans
Hi Corbett Field
Phoenix Union
Glendale
Globe
Nogales Inn
Campbell Avenue
Amphi-North Phoenix
Winslow
Tempe- Buckeye
St. Ambrose
S. Tucson
Catalina Junior High
Index Tucson parking plan to pay for itself in 30 years
Detroit style: Off-street parking plan in Tucson is projected to recoup costs within three decades. The item notes Page 2 for full details.
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Tucson
East Side
Pima County
Missouri
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