Last Of Key Quads To Wed Soldier In June
Mary Keys, the last unmarried member of Oklahoma's quadruplet sisters, will marry Sgt. Jack P. Anderson of Plano Texas on June 9. The wedding will be in Baylor University alumni circles with two bridesmaids and one matron of honor. Keys and Anderson met at Camp Hood Texas where both served as Army hostesses and Baylor graduates.
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Oklahoma City
Mary Keys
Oklahoma
Camp Hood
Tex
Sgt
Jack P. Anderson
Plano, Tex
Baylor University
New York Giants
Miss Keys
Flake M. Keys
M Fowler
Mona Keys
Gloria
Roberta
Torn
Hollis
Okla
Baylor
FEPC Battle Rages in U S House Over 500000 Funding
In Washington May 26 the FEPC fund of 18.3 million dollars sparks a major House fight amid racial and regional tensions. Southern members attack it as intrusion while northern Republicans call it a monstrosity. CIO urges restoring an 85 thousand cut. Debate continues ahead of tomorrow's expected passage.
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Washington
South
House
FEPC
Colmer
Miss
Rankin
D-Miss
Tabor
New York
CIO
Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt Undergoes Complete Physical at Naval Center
President Roosevelt underwent a full medical examination at the Naval Medical Center under Vice Admiral Ross T. McIntire. The checkup aimed to assess health improvement after a month’s vacation in South Carolina. Results will be released next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntire
Naval Medical Center
White Hospital
Bethesda
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
South Carolina
McIntire
Government Permit Required to Dye Rugs in Eire
A new regulation in Eire requires a government permit to dye rugs or blankets. The rule adds a controlled process for textile coloring, affecting manufacturers and craft shops operating within the country.
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Eire
34 Sect Members Seek New Judge
Salt Lake City May 26 A group of 34 Fundamentalists charged with conspiring to polygamy ask the Utah Supreme Court to remove State District Judge Ray Van Cott Jr after he said he is not prejudiced. The defense argues the judge is biased due to Mormon ties and seeks disqualification of all Mormons as jurors if the case goes to trial. To date 24 cases involving intermountain polygamists have been disposed of by stipulation. no jury verdicts yet.
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EK. G. Valens
Salt Lake City
U.P
State Supreme Court
Ray van Cott, Jr
van Cott
Utah
nKox Patterson
William H. Pierce Dies in Baltimore Home
William H. Pierce of Baltimore Maryland an engineer with ties to Tucson died at his Baltimore home. A Stevens Institute graduate of 1884 he held leadership roles at Baltimore Copper Smelting and Rolling Co and American Smelting and Refining Co. Survived by his widow niece Dorothy Van Vieck of Tucson and nephew Peirce Van Vieck of Greenville South Carolina.
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William H. Peirce
Baltimore
Tucson
Dorothy van Vieck
East Third Street
Stevens Institute of Technology
Baltimore Copper Smelting and Rolling Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
American Society of M. E
American Institute of Mining Engineers
American Electrooo
James Douglas
Peirce van Vieck
Greenville, S. C
Lefebvre 25 Dies At Davis Monthan Airfield
Roger T Lefebvre a 25 year old airman mechanic died at Davis Monthan yesterday. A native of Pawtucket Rhode Island his body will be viewed at Reilly funeral home from 9 to 10 tomorrow morning. The family resides in the East and the body will be transported to Rhode Island tomorrow.
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Davis-Monthan
Roger T. Lefebvre
Pawtucket
R. 1
Reilly Funeral Home
Lefebvre
East
Rhode Island
Bismuth Used in Many Remedies for Indigestion
Bismuth is used in a variety of remedies for indigestion. These products aim to relieve discomfort, balancing stomach upset and heartburn with mineral-based support.
Red Cross Seeks Henry Beadle Address in Shanghai Message
The International Red Cross in Shanghai asks for the address of Mr. or Mrs. Henry Beadle. Last known address 567 Roskruge. They left no forwarding address. Anyone knowing their whereabouts should contact Red Cross home service at headquarters, 721 North Fourth Avenue.
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Henry Beadle
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Shanghai
Roskruge
Home Service Department
North Fourth Avenue
Nine Tule Lake Internees Held After Threats
Nine men at Tule Lake segregation center in Northern California were detained on charges of threatening families who refused to send their children to Japanese language schools. Project Director Ray R. Best defended residents right to choose schools, noting noncompulsory attendance. The action followed the deadly shooting of Shiochi James Okamoto, a 30 year old camp resident, by an armed guard at a project gate.
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Tule Lake
Calif
Tule Lake Segregation Center
Ray R. Best
California
United States
Center On
Best
Shiochi James Okamoto
Old Age Pensioners Plan Meeting Sunday In Park
A county wide mass meeting of elderly citizens and pension groups in Pima county will be held Sunday May 28 at 4 p m in Armory Park. Manley Goldsberry of Phoenix will speak, addressing senate concurrent resolution No 7. The state group opposes the bill. William Lowe Jr chairs, with Mrs Anna Crisp and Brad Daily in charge.
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Pima County
Armory Park
Senate
Manley Goldsberry
Phoenix
William Lowe, Jr
Anna Crisp
Brad Daily
Sedition Trial Delayed Five Days Over Exhibits
The six weeks old sedition trial before 29 defendants accused of Nazi plotting was adjourned for a five day Memorial Day holiday amid a dispute over 4000 government exhibits. The prosecution submitted a letter and translation, prompting a challenge from Chicago lawyer William Powers who claimed forgery. The conflict resumed with a second letter and translation after the temporary halt.
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Washington
Joseph W. Burns
Chicago
William J. Powers
Condition of Quads' survivors listed as poor
The report from London on May 26 states Daisy and William, two of the three surviving quadruplets born to Daisy Moxham, remain in poor condition. George, the smallest, died last night. Brian, born weighing 3 pounds 10 ounces, and his mother, wife of an RAF flying officer, are reported in satisfactory condition.
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London
Daisy
William
Daisy Moxham
George
Brian
Utility Question Faces Council Here Tonight
The Tucson city council meets in special session at city hall to consider plans by Duff & Phelps evaluating the properties of Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co. Chief engineer Peter P. Stathas and assistant L S Stock will attend, with Mayor Jaastad and Max A. Pooler in talks. The session was moved from last night to tonight for full attendance.
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Tucson
City Hall
Duff & Phelps
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Peter P. Stathas
L. S. Stock
Henry 0. Jaastad
Max A. Pooler
Post Office Employes To Attend Convention
The 1944 state conventions of the Arizona Federation of Post Office Clerks and the Arizona Association of Letter Carriers will meet in Phoenix at the Adams hotel this weekend. Tucson delegates include Marion Smyth Al Murchison Thomas McCurnin John McDonald J B Blakemore and Herman Berlowe. Featured speakers are John S O Connor Oakland and Everett H Burns. W J Jamieson will act as toastmaster with C A Hedrick and Lewis Good as state presidents of the clerks and carriers respectively. The ladies auxiliary of both groups will meet in Phoenix.
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Arizona Federation of Post Office Clerks
Arizona Association of Letter Carriers
Phoenix
Adams Hotel
Tucson
Marion Smyth
al Murchison
Thomas McCurnin
John McDonald
J. B. Blakemore
Herman Berlowe
John S. O'Connor
Oakland
Calif
Clerks’ Organization
Everett H. Burns
Carriers
W. J. Jamieson
C. A. Hedrick
Lewis Good
Husband Dies At Wheel Of Car Passing His Home
Luther Metzger a 50 year old high school teacher was found dead in his car as it passed his home in Merchantville New Jersey. His wife called out to him and found no response before pulling him to a stop and driving to a Camden hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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Merchantville
N. J
Luther Metzger
Enlist Help Of Police In Search For Jewels
Mrs. Robert Guyer of Washington asked police to locate several thousand dollars worth of jewelry left in a taxicab. The only clue she could offer is that the cab was yellow.
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New York
Robert Guyer
Washington
Joint Sponsorship Of Dam Planned For San Pedro Valley
Cochise county officials meet with Tombstone Douglas Bisbee and Benson at the Old Pueblo to discuss a joint dam project derived from the Separ Charleston plan. The aim is flood control for the San Pedro and Gila valleys while supplying Tucson with water and irrigation for lower San Pedro. The Army Corps study continues as Tucson may be asked to express intent within months.
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Tucson
Charleston
San Pedro
Tombstone
Douglas
Bisbee
Benson
Cochise County
Old Pueblo
Gila River
Army Corps of Engineers
C. E. Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
Six Mile
San Pedro Valley
Cochise
Tucso
Ray Krebs
Ward Hearing Details on Ward & Company Seizure
The hearing panel reports on Montgomery Ward and its refusal to honor a CIO union contract during wartime. It questions the president's emergency powers and notes the Chicago plant’s lack of production capacity. Biddle’s letter is criticized as misleading.
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Ramspeck
D-Ga
House
Montgomery Ward & Company
Senate
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
WLB
Oday
Biddle
United States
Say
Officials of Tombstone and Tucson Meet with 23 Representatives
Tombstone arranged a visit between area officials and Tucson with 23 representatives from both districts attending.
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Tombstone
Tucson
Senate panel urges war labor law refinements
The report notes Jones could have used troops as a last resort to seize the Chicago Montgomery Ward plant but cites April 1944 court action seeking a temporary restraining order and injunction. It recommends hearings on amending war labor acts for court enforcement, ensuring records show lawful findings, and requiring executive orders to cite constitutional and statutory authority.
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Chicago Montgomery Ward
Jones
Federal District Court
Chicago
Ill
Senate Committee
Congress
National Selective Training and Service
War Labor Board
United States
Statue of Ponce de Leon Cast From 1625 San Juan Cannon
A Puerto Rican statue of Ponce de Leon was bronzed from metal melted from a cannon captured from the Dutch during their 1625 attack on San Juan.
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Ponce de Leon
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Roosevelt aides outline $8 billion world stabilization fund plan
Presidential Secretary Stephen Early noted other American delegates remain unappointed as Roosevelt reports progress from conferences with John G. Winant and Harry White. Morgenthau has backed a proposed eight billion dollar gold based fund to restore international finance and boost world trade, with U S participating at about two and a half billion.
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Stephen Early
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
John G. Winant
Great Britain
Harry D. White
The
Treasury
Congress
United States
Russia
White House
World Bank For Reconstruction and Development
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Wallis
William H. Pierce
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Renara
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KTUC
Suniey Boake Carter
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Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Philippine Commonwealth
Poland
Union of South Africa
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
United Kingdom
Uruguay
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