Allied Control In Berlin Weak
Berlin May 29 The four power command atura ended a 15 hour session in open dispute as east west tensions rise. Western delegate warned that meetings may stop altogether while Russia accuses the West of trying to sabotage the body and separate sectors. American Col Howley cited a record of 16 police and officials in Russian occupied Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kommandatura
Public Safety Commission
Hans Schubert
Frank L. Howley
Germany
Alexander G. Kotikov
Kotikov
Moscow
Benson Safe Is Broken and Robbed
The Benson high school safe was pried open Friday night and about 25 dollars in cash stolen. A watch and light meter remained. Entry occurred via a window in the science lab. the door lock was forced and a hole cut in the safe door. Sheriff Post and City Marshal Wein opened an inquiry with a fingerprint expert from Bisbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Benson High School
Franklin J. Benedict
Benedict
Clarence Post
J. J. Wein
Bisbee
MacArthur Considers Retirement Amid Candidacy Doubts
The article notes General MacArthur weighing retirement risks to avoid public life loss, while pursuing a possible nomination. He has shown preference for a direct path to the presidency and not stepping down from office on vague hopes. He also seeks to visit the United States to promote his Japan oriented recovery program and enjoy a homecoming reception while still in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
United States
Japan
Guest Ranch Operator Purchases Realty Firm Partnership
Paul F. Mannini owner of the Silver Spurs guest ranch has bought B. E. Harmer’s partnership in Smoot Harmer Realty. Harmer will relocate to California in coming months after five years with W. B. Smoot in the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Mannini
Silver Spurs
B. E. Harmer
Smoot
48 Students Graduate From SS Peter and Paul
Graduation services for 48 students of SS Peter and Paul Junior High School were held Thursday at the school. High mass was celebrated in the church with Rev Francis J Green officiating. Diplomas were presented and a breakfast followed at the El Conquistador hotel with parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Peter and Paul Junior High School
Francis J. Green
el Conquistador Hotel
First Methodist Church Opens Vacation School
The First Methodist church begins a two weeks vacation school at 9 a.m. Monday. Mrs. C. C. Snoddy will serve as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
C. C. Snoddy
Local Classifieds Update and Service Ads
Classified section details hours and deadlines for ads while listing various services and items for sale. Includes plumbing septic pumping clock repair and construction blocks with contact numbers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Bros
Greece insists Polk probe is being pushed
The Greek government says its investigation of the murder of American correspondent George Polk continues to be vigorously prosecuted. A note from Ambassador Vassili C. Dendramis released by the state department reviews developments and the Greek offer of a reward. Polk’s bound body was found recently in Salonika harbor.
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Washington
George Polk
State Department
Vassili C. Dendramis
Polk
Salonika Harbor
French urge defense pact with the United States
Paris reports France has sent an urgent note to Washington seeking firm guarantees of U S armed support. Foreign Minister Georges Bidault forwarded the demand to Secretary of State George C Marshall. France warns it will resist moves harming relations with Russia unless armed aid is guaranteed, tying to London Germany security talks.
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Paris
France
Washington
U. S
Georges Bidault
George C. Marshall
Russia
Bidault
London
Germany
Boys to Pick Mayors Today at Flagstaff Boys State
At Flagstaff State College the second annual Boys State opens with 187 boys forming three counties and six cities. Elections begin Saturday for city officials with county and state leaders chosen Tuesday. The governor will win a trip to the National Boys Forum in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Arizona
Flagstaff State College
Daily Boys’ State Record
Boys State
Washington, D. C
Washington
Marshall Calls for Western European Unity Amid Peace Campaign Defense
Marshall urges stronger European ties toward a possible Western European union. He defends his Russian peace campaign and warns against actions driven by public desire for peace that could risk the nation's future.
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Marshall
US and Soviet Backed Palestine Ceasefire Plan For 36 Hours
Security Council President Alexandre Parodi of France urged a late night vote on a US and Soviet backed proposal to halt fighting within 36 hours. If Jews and Arabs failed to comply, economic sanctions and an international army would enforce the order. Churchill criticized the Labour government's Palestine handling as mismanagement at a Scottish Conservative gathering.
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Security Council
Alexandre Parodi
France
America
Russia
Winston Churchill
Scotland
Palestine
Mihai Given Up Citizenship and Holdings by Romania
The Communist led Romanian government announced Mihai and four family members lost Romanian citizenship and all their vast holdings became state property. The estates valued in millions included 143 castles nationwide. Mihai abdicated in December 1947 when Romania became a republic and later said the abdication was forced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mihai
Romania
Property dispute over Lot Four in Country Club Manor adds conflict
The record notes two sales agreements for the same lot. Selig agreed to buy lot four, block 36 on Feb 26 1948, while in docket 75 242 an April 7 agreement shows Philip Abramoff and wife purchasing the same lot. Dunipace asserts Selig never relinquished his claim to the property.
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Selig
Country Club Manor Addition
Recorder's
Philip Abramoff
Dunipace
President Truman Arrives Offshore for Memorial Day Events
The Williamsburg left Washington Friday and anchored off Phlox landing at daylight. A 21 gun salute was fired at 7 am as Gov. Lane of Maryland planned to greet Truman at noon. The President lunched aboard the Williamsburg and later was due to receive full honors at Phlox landing, attend a baseball game at Lawrence field, and return to Washington for a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Page One
Williamsburg
Washington
Phlox Landing
Stribling Walk
William Preston Lane
Maryland
Wallace H.graham
Lawrence Field
Truman
Arlington National Cemetery
Nogales Plans For Bloodmobile Visit
Nogales will host a Red Cross bloodmobile on June 1 and 2 at United Fellowship Church directed by Bernard E Swift with Ruth Stiller as chief nurse and local volunteers. Citizens of Ajo donated 134 pints during a May blood drive flown to Tucson for processing and returned ready to meet community needs.
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Nogales
Red Cross
United Fellowship Church
Bernard E. Swift
Ruth Stiller
Ajo
Red Cross Blood Bank
W. C. Wilkinson
Tucson
Civil Air Patrol
Permits For Residences Valued At Sixty Two Thousand
Four building permits issued this week by city inspector E D Herieras authorize dwellings totaling 62000. A 25000 home goes up at 25 Camino Espanol El Encanto Estates a 13000 duplex at 1804 08 East Elm Street a 17000 residence at 2242 East Ninth Street and a 7000 home at 521 East Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Herieras
Camino Espanol
el Encanto Estates
East Elm Street
East Ninth Street
Durkin and Holbrook Re-elected to Blue Shield Board
John Durkin and Dr. W Paul Holbrook of Tucson were re elected to the Blue Cross Shield board for three years. Also on the board are Dr Meade Clyne Clyde Fox and Dr FE M Hayden serves on the professional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durkin
W. Paul Holbrook
Tucson
Blue Cross Shield
John D. Alderroy Joins Relief for the Blind in Germany
John D. Alderroy of 1060 East North Street is assigned to the Relief for the Blind project in the American occupation zone of Germany. He serves as part of a housing and aid initiative aiding blind veterans and civilians in postwar Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
John D. Alderroy
East North Street
Germany
Public Records City Court and Birth Notices
City Court docket lists Paul J. Cella Magistrate ae Chapman reckless driving fines and continuances. Justice Court judges Paul J. Cella John Castro address various offenses with deadlines and bonds. Births announced at St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center with multiple parents and newborns on May 27 28 and 29 in Tucson locations.
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Paul J. Cella
Ae Chapman
Mae Gleeson
Gia Ons Einar Hilsen
Terry Johnson
Justice Court
John Castro
Tucson Medical Center
Thomas Wilson
East Prince Road
Tucson
Robert Sarjeant
Liperts
Corp
Allen C. Pace
Davis-Monthanfield
Loren Wertz
Ft. Lowell Road
James C. Wade
Blacklidge Grin
R. N. Jimenez
North Winster Boulevard
LiveStock prices drift with mixed bids and record steer costs
Chicago prices show hogs 19.75 to 24.75 with light weights steady and heavies down. Cattle and sheep mostly steady as week highs set by a record average steer cost at 32.89, led by medium grade steers. prime steers averaged 41.25 in January, with notable jumps in common and medium grades.
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USDA
Chicago
Market closes lower across grains with July wheat down
Commodities dipped as July wheat fell to 2.44. Soybeans eased after sharp rallies while corn and oats also slipped. Traders noted mainly technical reactions and debated voting on the cee ion bill before the session ends.
Mailman Finds Foster Dead
The body of Pat Foster a Southern Pacific railroad employee was found Friday in his home west of St David by rural mail carrier Lloyd Miller. A coroner's jury ruled death natural with Foster last seen Tuesday night. Foster had 30 years service and belonged to the Tucson Lodge of Eagles which will handle services.
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James Hesser
Foster
Mary Frances Larson
Willow Run
Mich
Larson
Post
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Southwestern
S. P
Pantano
Tucson Lodge of Eagles
Floods Forcing Evacuations Along Avenue C In City
Floodwaters flood Avenue C causing evacuations as Morrison Street Bridge in Portland will be shut briefly. Army engineers remove pumps from McNary Dam while workers race to build dikes. Richland, home to Hanford workers, braces for rising water impact.
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Portland
Morrison Street
Willamette River
Army
McNary Dam
Columbia
Umatilla
Richland
Hanford
Reclamation Funds Face Cut Says Krug
Krug says the reclamation program has lost 67 million dollars in funding. He notes 51 million would be cut from the budget request and 16 million tied up in contracts cannot be released this year. The appropriations committee is accused of usurping jurisdiction.
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Congress
Appropriations Committee
Krug
Bureau
Burglars Enter Cigar Store Take $32 Cash
Cen tury Cigar owner Nathan Golub reported a burglary at the 711 East Broadway store between 7 p m Thursday and 7 a m Friday. Detectives said rear entrance bars were removed enabling entry and $32 in cash was stolen.
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Nathan Golub
Century Cigar
East Broadway
James C. Herron
Richard J. Lease
Thomas A. Rickel
First Enrollment at Arizona Law College Reaches High
Enrollment in the University of Arizona law college hits 74 students for the summer term the largest in the college. The term runs two halves from Tuesday to July 17 and July 19 to September 11 Prof Lewis Albert Wehling of Valparaiso University will teach in the second half. he attended the university in 1992.
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Law College
University of Arizona
Lewis Albert Wehling
Valparaiso University
Indiana
Observations on Military Forces in Palestine Conflicts
A wartime field report compares Haganah and Legion operations in Palestine. It notes the Legion as a more competent regular force, while the Jewish army remains an enigma. The Egyptian expeditionary force shows mixed impact around Jerusalem, with Jewish holdings described as large but no guarantee of future success.
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Haganah
Legion
Palestine
Jerusalem
Tucson Sergeant Is Shot In Back
Staff Sgt. James T. Hennessey of Tucson Arizona, 27, was shot in the back and critically wounded after a reported peeping incident. Chief Roy McAllister said Robert Hauersperger and his brother saw him at a home window, detained him briefly, and Hennessey fled prompting a shot.
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Rantoul
James T. Hennessey
Tucson
Ariz
Roy McAllister
Hennessey
McAllister
Robert Hauersperger
Hauersperger
Labor confronts stalled talks amid strike violence
Labor states they return under interim or no contract. The Rath plant with 5,000 workers gained 9 cent hourly rise under the interim deal. Union official Lee Simon says court will force honoring the old contract due to expire Aug 11. The packinghouse strike began Mar 16 and escalated into a May 19 riot after a union picket was slain. Railroads and three operating unions plan talks in Washington to end the dispute. Unions representing 150,000 engineers firemen and switchmen remain under federal no strike injunction extended to June 11 by Judge Goldsborough. Negotiations ended Friday with no progress.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Notice of Hearing Petition for Minnie H. Bell Estate
In Pima County Superior Court Arizona the estate of Minnie H. Bell deceased is probated. William Huddleston Yarbrough filed a document claimed as the last will and testament and petitions for probate and letters testamentary. The hearing is set for June 14 1948 at 10:00 a.m. in Tucson at the court house. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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State OF
Arizona
Pima
Minnie H. Bell
Wiliie Huddleston Yarbroug
Tucson
County of
Belle D. Hall
Ruth G. Gray
Bids Sought for Tucson High School Remodeling Project
Notice to contractors announces sealed bids for labor materials and transportation to remodel Tucson High School Arizona. Bids due June 1 1948 at 1 am read aloud 11 am. Plans and specs at Place Place Architects Tucson deposit 25 and 5 percent bid bond required.
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Board of Education
Tucson
Arizona
Tucson High School
Place and Place
Grossetta
Place & Place, Architects
Place & Place
Public Works Bid Seeks Contractors With Prevailing Wage Clause
Arizona Board of Education invites bids for a public works project with strict compliance to Chapter 54 and prevailing wage scales as of May 1 1948. Contractors must post a 100 percent bond, begin within 10 days, and complete by August 15 1948. The board may accept or reject bids and withhold award for up to 30 days after opening.
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Arizona
Industrial Commission of Arizona
Board of Education
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SS. Peter & Paul
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
Chelsea
Ona
Hkiiness
Fa Ranches
Xchange
Sia
Powerver & Home Equ Equip. C Co
BAR Supplies
Restaurant & Bar Supply Co 3S
C. M. Co
Congress Books
N. Park
N. Castro Ave
Ae Straight Brock
William W. Stratton
Belles
Ec. & M. Pumping CO
Prompt & Reliable Service
Pacson Sanitary Service
Indian School
Ben H
Landis
McCarthy
Lic
BE. Adams
Hayden
Gecignete
Sidcenas
Barker Kelly
Carl Buddy Burks
Eal Doherty
1St Ave
Miltenbure
N. Coumints
Bos Landmeier
Greece
Holy Land
Dobry
Ry Stuman
Durkin, Holbrook
Blue Shield
Unitarian
the Unitarian Church
Y.W.C.A
Robt
Henry Holmes
Public Records
St. Mary's Hospital
Lonnie Cashwell
South Lundy
Dennis Cawley
Limberlost Drive
Sieyud G. Menezes
West President
Max Richey
Read
Albert Pain
Gemoeen
George Snyder
East Drachman Street
Clyde V. Price
South Meyer Street
Howard F. Parsons, Jr
East India
By William Ferris
Nathan Mur
Optometrist
EF. Broadway
Avenue “C
Clark Marking Devices CO
W. JacKson
Subway Cleaners
4Th Ave
Shade & Linoleum CO
North Sixth Ave
Labor
Rath
Lee Simon
Don Evans
Newt Gardner
Arizona Mortgage & Realty CO
Wall Street
the Star and Citizen
United States Securities and Exchange Commission
the Wall Street Analyst
E. 1St St
E Undertakers
Cathedral
S. Stone
Phare 77
East Third Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna E. Com
Turson Daily
Cuizen
Wallis
Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
ELKS
Merchants
Tax Inc
Oia Aks
St. Mary's Road
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