Nations Left Weak By Wars, League Told
University of Arizona political science professor Dr Neal D told Arizona Municipal League members that newspapers push propaganda guiding public thought. He criticized labeling of congress members as isolationists or Moscow liners for objections to foreign policy and urged open debate on government aims and spending.
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Neal D
University of Arizona
Arizona Municipal League
Houghton
Moscow
Congress
Pioneer
Europe
Asia
Russia
Western
Mar- Bemkrape
Count Of Business Houses In Phoenix Started
A crew of eight enumerators began a census count of business houses in the Phoenix area for the U S census bureau on May 19. A similar count for Tucson and southern Arizona is planned to start in the coming weeks.
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Phoenix
U. S. Census Bureau
Tucson
Arizona
UA President To Seek Out New Dwelling
University of Arizona president Dr J Byron McCormick has rented the Margaret Sanger Slee house at 2318 E Elm St for two years and will move this summer. Mr and Mrs Richard V Reeve sold their six bedroom five bath Catalina Foothills Estates home to Wende Holding Co of Buffalo NY for 46500 and will occupy the Elm Street residence after the sale. Mary Bingham arranged the Slee home sale with Caroline Johnston of Drachman Grant handling the Reeve sale.
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Catalina Foothills Estates
Richard V. Reeve
Margaret Sanger Slee
E. Elm St
Foothills
Wende Holding Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Reeves
Slee
J. Byron McCormick
University of Arizona
Highway Commission Plans Fishing Trip
Clifton May 19 Members of the Arizona highway commission and their guests have been invited on a fishing trip in the Alpine district by H Earl Rogge Clifton attorney and a member of the commission The trip will start May 28 the opening of the trout season and is scheduled to last a week.
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Clifton
Arizona Highway Commission
Alpine District
H. Earl Rogge
Settlement In Ford Strike Dragging On As Mediation Sought
Detroit May 19 The Ford strike fight continued with the company asking for federal mediation as talks entered the ninth session. More than 100000 workers are idle while UAW leaders return from Washington and speculation grows that a proposal may emerge. Both sides held separate talks with mediator Arthur Vint as Ford pressed mediation and the union sought federal intervention.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Washington
Rouge “B
Lincoln-Mercury
Ford
Arthur C. Vint
John S. Bug
Viat
State Fairgrounds
Summer Camp on Cool Mt Lemmon Altitude 8000 Ft
Summer camp for boys and girls on Cool Mt Lemmon at 8000 ft offers indoor hygienic facilities and outdoor activities. Program tailored by age, includes horseback riding, pack trips, dramatics, folk dancing, arts and crafts. home-cooked meals. trained counselors. weekend parent stays. June 12 to August 6. rates reasonable. Contact Mrs Eva L Cloud, Mr and Mrs Buzz Waggoner at Saddleback Ranch, Phone 5-1931.
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MT. Lemmon
Eva L. Cloud
Buzz Waggoner
Saddleback Ranch
Day's Activities In Congress
Senate pursues 1.465 billion farm appropriation after House passage. Dutra of Brazil to meet with House. Subcommittees hear on wheat pact and Communist registration bills. State Secretary Acheson discussed at closed sessions. minimum wage and housing aid on agenda. military pay raise debated. EPC hearings continue.
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Senate
House
Dutra
Brazil
Foreign Relations
Judiciary
Labor
Foreign Relations Committee
Acheson
Banking
Appropriations Subcommittee
David E. Lilienthal
Secretary Acheson
State Department
Slender Suit Against Shop Heard in Superior Court
Velma B. Ruess sues Horn Apparel of 1020 N Park Ave for slander. Five counts seek 50 000 each as attorney claims misstatement in court reduced to 50 000 total. Ruess testified she was accused of stealing dresses after leaving job in 1948. The Horn sisters are defended by John Ross. Jury includes Adra Teague Sylvia Epperson and others.
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Velma B. Ruess
Horn Apparel
N. Park Ave
Superior Court
Frank E. Thomas
Bisbee
Ruess
Sarah
Marian Horn
Horn Sisters
John Ross
Adra Teague
Sylvia Epperson
Francis M. Livingston
Arthur M. Williams
Arthur L
Phoenix Housewives Bake Bread as Plants Idle
Phoenix area housewives and small bakeries rush to bake bread as major plants idle. Federal conciliators meet management and union reps to end an eight day bakery dispute. Bakers Local 232 seeks a ten cent wage rise and higher night differential. Teamsters Local 104 resumes talks on a new contract as old agreement expired. Walter W. Turner, 19, of 121 North First Avenue, fined $10 for speeding after an accident at North Mountain Avenue and East Helen Street. James C. Jensen, 19, of 1221 East Adams Street, involved. total damages about $300.
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Phoenix
Earl J. Ruddy
Los Angeles
Bakers Local 232
Teamsters Local 104
Teamsters
Walter W. Turner
N. First Ave
North Mountain Avenue
East Helen Street
Turner
James C. Jensen
East Adams Sr
Army allows men with dependents in top four grades
Lt James C Dakan Tucson army and air force recruiting officer said on Thursday that men with dependents may now enlist in any of the top four grades. Previously corporals in the fourth grade could not enlist with dependents. Further information is available at the recruiting office in room 234 post office building.
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Army
James C. Dakan
Tucson
Army and
Air Force
Post Office
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Guy M. Thackeray
Highway Commission
Jacome'’s
Naylon
Perate
Associated Press
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Labor Subcommittee
Fepc
Salmon’s
North Campbell
Catalina Theatre
Jacome's
Scott
JEWEL
Core
Thrifties
Phoenix Housewives
L. Grady
Loan & Investment
F. 6Th St
Turson Baily Citters
Heep
Sey
Sachs-Parker
Paul Don’s
Food Center Super Market
E. Speedway
Coutry Club
Onna A Om Phe
Rath
Libby Pineapple
Yoc Loe
Seus Baby Foods
U. S
Reymer
America
Morrell’s
Chicken Legs
Tucson Maid—Pic
Pictsweet Frozen Foods
Lanterne
Honor Brand S
Girard
Food Center
San Francisco
Cook Products
Natoma Street
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