Fine Arts Jury Is Selected for Tucson Show
A Tucson craft show jury was announced for the December exhibition to be held in the chamber of commerce gallery. Clay Lockett Frank Patania and Chandler Smith will inspect submissions next Saturday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. for sale listing. Categories include leather metal work ceramics wood weaving and more. In a separate note a $150 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of those who stole two horses from a corral belonging to George J. Kerber at 20 W Prince Street. The missing horses are a sorrel gelding age five and a white brown paint stallion age six. Call Kerber or cattle inspectors at the courthouse with any sightings.
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Tucson Fine Arts Association
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Clay Lockett
Lockett
Indian Arts and Crafts Shop
Frank Patania
Thunderbird
Chandler Smith
Desert House Crafts
Old Pueblo
George J. Kerber
Kerber
Reggie Russell
James Souden
Mark Voris
Tucson
Navy Seabee hearsay complaint delays questioned
Naval officials dismissed Harley F. Strong Jr protest as hearsay after he alleged overseas redeployments, food-line congestion, and withheld allotment checks. Navy investigators found lines long but not five blocks. Treasure Island base feeds 5,000 plus daily with some delays.
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San Francisco
Navy
Harley F. Strong, Jr
Atlanta Journal
Strong
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Pinch-Penny Is Proud Of It Francis Case Profile
Pierre South Dakota November 21 1950 Senator Francis Case proud of penny pinching stance. He urges specific careful scrutiny of all appropriations and opposes blanket commitments. Case cites wartime contract renegotiations saving billions and details career from Missouri river development to Taft Hartley act influence. He outlines views on treaty powers farm parity and government spending.
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Case
Washington
House
Truman
Senate
State Department
Everly
Iowa
South Dakota
Sturgis Methodist Church
Dakota Wesleyan College
Mitchell S. D
Marines
Northwestern University
CIO Convention Quiet Affair
At Chicago on November 21 Sen. Paul Douglas urged CIO unity with farmers and white collar workers to back its candidates. He noted a dull convention with no major floor fights and predicted no clear signal for the 1952 race while urging independent voter thinking.
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Chicago
CIO
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Korea
Hawaii And Alaska Statehood Predicted By Senator
Miami Beach Florida November 21 Senator Joseph O Mahoney predicts Hawaii and Alaska will gain statehood by Christmas unless the proposal. is talked to death in congress He says we have the votes but a filibuster is possible and he hints at becoming Senate majority leader in the 82nd Congress Seniority counts he adds with a reference to his long gray beard
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Miami Beach
Flz
Joseph O’mahoney
Wyo
Hawaii
Alaska
Senate Committee of Interior and Insular Affairs
O'Mahoney
Senate
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Backache and Kidney Ailments
Older adults may suffer nagging backache and energy loss from stress, overexertion, or cold. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used for over 50 years, are promoted to ease bladder irritation and help kidneys flush waste.
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Dean
Doan
Atomic bombs not goods in interstate commerce ruling
In Knoxville on November 21 Chancellor Charles Dawson dismissed a five year old suit by Oak Ridge employee Ernest Todd for $23,389 in overtime pay. He found Todd a supervisory employee of Roane-Anderson Co and not covered by the wage hour law. Roane-Anderson runs Oak Ridge for the atomic energy commission.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Dawson
Atomic City of
Oak Ridge
Ernest Todd
Roane-Anderson Co
Roane-Anderson
Atomic Energy Commission
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Wael
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Fiulst
Feist’ Brewing Corp
St. Louis
Omaha
Tricycles
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Coolidge
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