Ashurst Says Law Will Replace War in Future World
Prescott Henry F. Ashurst former Arizona senator told the 19th annual Arizona State Bar convention that nations will solve problems by law rather than conflict in time through patient negotiation. He attacked communism warned against fear and despair and urged faith in human reason and self direction. He predicted atomic energy would be a boon and warned against defeatist ideas saying the law of compensation punishes war actors. The three day convention closed with talks by Howard Bark gyr and Frank Holman who cautioned on health insurance socialization and UN treaty risks.
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Henry F. Ashurst
United States
Arizona
Ashurst
Arizona State Bar Association
Karl Marx
Thse
American Bar Association
Howard L. Bark- Gyr
Nnd
Frank E. Holman
Seattle
Wash
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Holman
Allies Air Losses Balance Blitzing Russians in Korea
Allied air forces report a hard two day strike near Pyongyang with significant Soviet MIG gains in dogfights. U.N. pilots destroyed 460 buildings and damaged 163 as logistics targets and rail bridges were hit, while air losses rose to at least 14, including three F-86s and two F-84s, amid intensified ground fighting along the central front near Panmunjom.
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Air Force
U.N
Pyongyang
Fifth Air Force
U. S
Kivang
Kwaksan
Sinuiju
Yalu
Imagines
United Nations
North Korea
Wonsan
Yonchon
Press freedom tribunal to study Argentine La Prensa case
Miguel Lanz Duret announced that the Inter American Press Association’s press freedom tribunal will study La Prensa of Buenos Aires. Lanz Duret heads the tribunal, which last year began after studying El Intransigente of Salta Argentina. The Intransigente review criticized General Peron’s government in Argentina.
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Miguel Lanz Duret
Press Freedom Tribunal
The
Inter- American Press Association
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Lanz Duret
el Universal
el Intransigente
Salta
Argentina
State secrets reveal Roosevelt bid to sell battleship plans to Soviets
Declassified State Department files show Roosevelt personally approved a 1938 plan to transfer 62,000-ton battleship drawings to the Soviet Union with a 45,000-ton cap, later rejected as war loomed. Documents also recount Soviet wire taps at the Moscow embassy and broader US Russia disputes 1933–39.
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Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Naval Architects
Moscow
State Department
United States
Russia
Joseph Davies
New York
Gibbs & Cox, Naval Architects
Hull
Charles Edison
Hull-Edison
C. S. Joyce
Brawiings
Joyce
Finland
Loy W. Henderson
U. S
Iran
Maxim Litvinov
New York Author Fulton Oursler Dies At 58
Fulton Oursler, 58, author of The Greatest Story Ever Told and former newspaper man, died in his Hotel Navarro apartment of a heart attack. Born Charles Fulton Oursler in Baltimore in 1893, he edited Liberty from 1931 to 1942 and later was a senior editor of Reader’s Digest. He wrote mystery thrillers, modern parables, and coauthored Father Flanagan of Boys Town with his son Will, contributing to many major magazines and syndicates.
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Fulton Oursler
Hotel
Navarro
Oursler
MacFadden Publications
Liberty Magazine
Reader's Digest
West Falmouth
Cape Cod
Charles Fulton Oursler
Baltimore
Baltimore American
New York Music Trades
Metropolitan Magazine
Liberty
E RE
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Will Oursler
American Mercury
Atlantic Monthly
Cosmopolitan
Liberty Reader's Digest
Good Housekeeping
Former Officer Dulce Molina Dies at 74 in Tucson
Reyes Dulce Molina, 74, a former deputy sheriff turned city policeman, died yesterday at his home. He served from 1910 under Sheriff Wright Miles and 1925 to 1940 with the police department. Survived by Rita, six sons, 11 grandchildren, and 21 great grandchildren. Rosary at 8 p.m. in Tucson mortuary chapel. Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. Monday at San Agustin cathedral. burial in Holy Hope cemetery. Alianza Americana club directs graveside services.
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Reyes (Dulce) Molina
Iity
St. Main St
Wright Miles
Nabor Pacheco
Walter Bailey
Police Department
Molina
Rita
Reyes Jr
Alex
Gilbert
Ernest
Conrad
Raul
Tucson
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
Alianza Americana Club
Voter Registration Drive Nears 5000 Mark
Members of the League of Women Voters expect their one week drive to surpass 5,000 registrations today. President Mrs Louis Hirsch reported 4,054 registered at five booths since Monday with 1,381 yesterday. The best period was 6 to 9 pm at Sears Roebuck on Sixth Avenue.
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League of Women Voters
Louis Hirsch
League
Sears, Roebuck
Sixth Avenue
Merchandise Clubs Face Gambling Tax Ruling
The Internal Revenue Service classifies merchandise clubs as lotteries and requires operators to pay the new gambling taxes after July 1. Under the scheme, customers pay weekly and names are drawn, yielding goods valued at 30 dollars for small payments until the final member pays 30 dollars. operators must file a 50 dollar annual gambling occupational tax and remit 10 percent of total receipts.
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Washington
The
Revane Bureau
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