Smuts Urges Big Three Unity to Avoid East West Split
Paris Oct 7 Premier Jan Christian Smuts told the peace conference the world risks a dangerous division into eastern and western blocs. He urged a Big Three meeting to present a hopeful message and unite allied leadership to prevent a lasting split as delegates draft treaties for Italy and neighboring states amid gag rules. The plenary session opened with Sen Tom Connally pushing for a free Trieste and delegates prepared eight days of talks on postwar treaties ahead of the Big Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Shackford
Paris
Jan Christian Smuts
de Tes
Versailles
Smuts
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Trieste
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Ernest Bevin
Wildcats Praise After Tough Utah Loss in Salt Lake City
The University of Arizona Wildcats lost 14-7 to Utah with praise from the Towncats at a Monday noon Pioneer hotel dinner. Coach Mike Casteel said the defeat wasn’t the fault of any single player, noting missed scoring chances. Knapp lauded the game as among the finest he had seen.
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University of Arizona Wildcats
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Towncats
Pioneer Hotel
Mike Casteel
Arizona
Knapp
Cleon Knapp
Board of Regents
Casteel
United States
Cordell Hull Seen Out Of Danger Now
Washington reports former secretary of state Cordell Hull, 75, who suffered a stroke a week ago, appears out of immediate danger at Bethesda naval hospital. He rallied over the weekend, rested well Sunday night, and an 9 am bulletin said his condition shows continuing improvement.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hull
D M To Head B 29 Force Reorganizes Units At Davis Monthan
A postwar reorganization creates a large two to three times bigger B 29 group task force linking Davis Monthan Roswell and Fort Worth bases. The 444th group may become the 43rd bombardment group with Davis Monthan as home base and 3000 plus personnel involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis- Monthan Field
Roswell Army Airfield
Ft. Worth Army Airfield
Davis-Monthan Field
444Th
43Rd
John I. Moore
Ft. Worth
Tex
Regular Army Air Force Examining Board
15 New Police Officers Asked
Chief Don J. Hays asked City Manager Phil J. Martin Jr. for nearly 27 000 to hire 15 patrolmen for nine months and acquire new equipment including radio gear. He warned that crime and traffic would rise with the tourist season and FCC radio changes requiring updated radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don J. Hays
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Hays
FCC
Tucson
Brecheen Shuts Out Red Sox to Take Series Lead
Harry Brecheen pitched a complete game three hitter as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox 3 0 in Sportsmans Park. Williams went hitless and Ted Williams struck out three times. Brecheen drove in a run with a first inning single and Musial added two RBIs as St. Louis widened the 1946 World Series standings.
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Kurowski
Slaughter
Walker
Ion
Ss. Rice
Recheen
Dusak
Ain
Ee Stouts
Brecheen
Moore
Musial
Rice
Schoendienst
Marion
Boston
St Louis
St. Louis
York Higgins
Harris
Pesky
Williams
H. Wagner
Dobson
Lospitcher
Abbard
Barlick
Ballanfant
Athaana
Sportsman’s Park
Harry
Cat) Brecheen
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Fenway Park
DiMaggio
McBride
Cardinals
Center Field
Doerr
Ted
Baselire
Marty Marion
Bes
York
Second Guns
Partee
Sharp
Sacrifice
Mtehes
Peakeaie Suse
Feenen
Regie
Hopper
Higgins
Dyer
Texas
Cards
Schoendien
Dreamboat Hop Opens Route Polar flight could cut London to Japan to 28 hours
Col. C. S. Irvine, commander of the Pacusan Dreamboat, says a commercial B 29 could fly London to Japan over the polar route in 28 hours. The Dreamboat landed at Payne Field after a 10,854 mile nonstop flight from Honolulu in 39 hours 37 minutes.
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Walter Collins
Cairo
Col
C. S. Irvine
London
Japan
North Pole
Irvine
United Press
Honolulu
Polar
Washington
America
Col. Irvine
Payne Field
Pacific
Alaska
Canada
Magnetic Polar Area
Greenland
Iceland
British Isles
Switzerland
Italy
Mediterranean
Chilly Weather Grips Arizona
Arizonians shivered as early fall cold hit. Flagstaff dipped to 26 degrees after a 54 Sunday high with .10 inch precipitation. Readings included Grand Canyon 47/28 Prescott 61/33 Winslow 67/36 Tucson 74/46 Phoenix 75/49. Weather bureau forecast frost in the north Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Prescott
Winslow
Tucson
Phoenix
U. S. Weather Bureau
Broad US Weather Mix Brings Rain Snow and Heat Across Nation
A wide range of conditions affected the country with rain in the Southwest, snow in the Northwest, and warm air in the East. Florida braces for a hurricane while New Mexico spawns a storm driving rain toward the central plains. Colorado Wyoming and Dakotas report snow as cooler air slowly moves eastward into the Midwest.
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Midwest
Florida
New Mexico
Plains
Colorado
Wyoming
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Van Buskirk Shows Improvement After Second Operation
John L. Van Buskirk a wounded criminal lawyer remained hospitalized at St Marys Monday described as improved since his second operation Friday. He had been shot Tuesday afternoon by Peter Newton in an incident cited by local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. van Buskirk
St. Mary’s Hospital
van Buskirk
Peter Newton
Patterson Denies British Get Bomb
Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson said there is no truth to a report that the United States has shipped or is shipping atomic bombs to Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Robert P. Patterson
United States
Great Britain
Wife Has Final Visit With Goering Today
Emmy Goering visited Nuernberg Prison for a last meeting with Hermann Goering who was handcuffed and separated by a glass partition. She was the first wife of a condemned defendant allowed another visit before execution. Hjalmar Schacht left Nuernberg for Stuttgart, while the first acquitted defendant departed to a friend's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Emmy Goering
Hermann Goering
Frau Goering
Hjalmar Schacht
Stuttgart
City Seeks 177400 for emergency expenditures
City Manager plans a 177400 special levy to cover emergency costs funded from prior surplus. Revenue for the year already exceeds estimates, with real estate taxes likely higher and water department needs driven by mains extensions and wells. Public hearings set for zoning cases and airline franchise issues with planned council action.
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Mgr
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Martin
Water Department
Tax Commission
Tucson Heights
Olsen
Country Club
Munda Vista
Drachman Street
Municip Airport No. 2
VFW Post
American Federation of Musicians
Drachman-Grant
Robert Brickman
West Fourth Street
North Ninth
North 10Th Avenues
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Aeronautics Administration
United States
U. S
Chamber of Commerce Committee
11Th Naval District
Council
Federal Court Clears Docket in Housekeeping Action
Judge Howard C. Speakman moved to dismiss old pending cases in a Monday docket cleanup. Sixteen criminal and 25 civil matters were disposed of with notices sent to attorneys. several cases were set for trial in December while others were dismissed on government or court motion.
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Howard C. Speakman
Speakman
United States
Zack McWiggin
Andrew Akins
John Henry Sinquefield
Ernesto Guzman Foster
Ted Lorring
John P. Dougherty
Vinson Presides As Court Opens With Feuding Justices
Washington October 7 The Supreme Court opens the 1946 term under Chief Justice Vinson. Justices Jackson and Black resume public clash as the court faces a heavy docket with 20 cases from last year unsettled and more than 500 additional appeals. Freight rate disputes and veteran seniority under the selective service act loom as early issues.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
Jackson
Roosevelt
Black
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
South
Asiatic Bloc May Seek Russian Leadership, Says Mackenzie
AP analysis notes Churchill's Sunday leadership speech at a Conservative conference. He criticized the Attlee government over Palestine and India, claiming vacillation and mismanagement risk alienating Arabs and Jews and weakening imperial cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Winston Churchill
England
Churchill
Doctors Seek Hospital Post in Pima County
Pima county supervisors heard several physician applicants for the hospital superintendent post after the regular session. No decision was made. The board weighed a proposed deputy salary and an extra deputy for Mrs. Belle D. Hall’s office amid doubled workload and veterans administration information duties.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Pima County
R. H. Martin
James M. Walsh
Walsh
J. Homer Boyd
Belle D. Hall
Veterans’ Administration
Martin
Hall
Two Boys Held For Horse Theft In Pima Juvenile Court
Robert M. Harris of Tumbleweed Stables testified that two 13 year old boys committed eight months of horse rustling, stealing horses from his stables and returning them after riding. Harris spent 50 dollars locating three missing horses. The youths will appear before Judge Evo De Concini on Tuesday.
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Robert M. Harris
Tumbleweed Stables
East Speedway
Robert E. Johnson
Pima County
Johnson
Harris
Evo de Concini
Postwar Funds Spent by Pima County Board
Pima County Board of Supervisors spent about 36 thousand dollars from postwar reserve funds for plans ahead of law, with 77 thousand left. Attorney General ruled funds must be impounded six months after the war end, and a bill to release funds after surrender failed in the last session due to legal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Japan
AFL Blames Truman For Rising Prices
The AFL opens a two week convention in Chicago and blames wage policies of the Truman administration and the CIO for higher living costs. The AFL executive council reports to about 600 delegates, with a record membership of 7,151,808, urging steady production to lower prices.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Truman
CIO
AFL Executive Council
Florida Lies In Storm Path
A powerful hurricane moved from Cuba toward Florida with winds over 100 mph. The storm threatened the west coast from Key Largo to Cedar Keys as warnings covered the peninsula. Evacuations occurred around Key West and Homestead while relief units mobilized and the center tracked north-northeastward toward Ft. Myers and Tampa.
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Richard C. Glass
Miami
Fla
West Florida Coast Line
Straits
Cuba
Florida Keys
Florida Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Key West
Miami Weather Bureau
Florida
Ft. Myers
Tampa
Peninsula Florida
West Coast
Key Largo
Cedar Keys
Gulf
Daytona Beach
Placid Biscayne ‘Bay
Lower Keys
Homestead
Cuban
Corrientes Bay
Sierra de Los Organos
Esperanza
Havana
Florida Strait
Florida Coast
Hunters Protest Turkey Hunting Crimes in Catalina Mountains
Seven men from the Tucson Game Protective Association and allies urged law enforcement and public cooperation after shooting near cabins and a reported illegal turkey kill. Justice of the Peace W Gardner warned penalties will rise for hunting within a quarter mile of a house or without a license. A 17 year old was fined and a separate youth was remanded for out of season hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Justice of the Peace Co
W. Gardner
Catalina Mountains
Winston Reynolds
East First Street
Carroll Lemon
Ivan Nelson
Jack Underwood
Tucson Game Prostective Association
Roger Morris
Coronado Forest
Tom Knagge
Protective Association
E. J. Brown
University of Arizona
Soldier Camp Cabin Owners’ Association
Justice Gardner
Austin Buck
Superior
Gardner
Reynolds
W. P
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