Russians Ban Power Case Taken Balkan Flights To Supreme Court
Russian authorities barred flights over the Balkans and Czechoslovakia stirring U S Army officials with secrecy and confusion. Washington hinted troop movements in the Balkans may drive the ban and FRANKFURT later reported partial restorations over Czechoslovakia and Hungary with Romania remaining restricted. The ban was said to last through Oct 14 according to Prague, but a London air attache called it temporary. European officials offered scant explanations leaving the motive unclear.
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Bryan Putman
London
U.P
Balkans
Czechoslovakia
U.S. Army
Washington
U. S
Frankfurt
Romania
Hungary
Joseph T. McNarney
Europe
Berlin
Prague
Foreign Ministry
Nazis Lose On Their Appeals
The Allied control council denied clemency appeals from 11 Nazi leaders sentenced to death and refused to reduce terms for five others. The decision, delivering next Wednesday hanging as planned, rejected pleas of Goering Jodl Keitel Raeder Kaltenbrunner and Bormann among others. Soviet dissent was restated after the two hour meeting.
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Berlin
Allied Control Council
Nuernberg
Herman Goering
Alfred Jodl
Wilhelm Keitel
Erich Raeder
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Martin Bormann
Gestapo
International Tribunal
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Rudolf
Wage Board Faces Shakeup Over Wage Controls
Washington October 10 The administration weighs an all public wage stabilization board to back its wage price program after industry members resigned from the six man board. The move aims to prevent collapse of controls while Congress acts on price limits and labor demands rise.
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Charles H. Herrold
Washington
Truman
A. Colman Barrett
Earl N. Cannon
Mr. Truman
AFL
John R. Steelman
Barrett
Cannon
William Green
Chicago
Green
CIO
Philip Murray
Steelman
Congress
Probe of Reds Demanded by U S Chamber of Commerce
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to expose Communist influence in labor and government. It said Reds operate under Comintern aims to conquer the world and should be forced to reveal membership and finances. It warned of infiltration into the Treasury and Labor departments amid FBI cases.
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Alex H. Singleton
Washington
U. S. Chaber of Commerce
Congress
Communist Party
Comintern
Chamber
Treasury
Labor
Schwellenbach
FBI
Labor Department
Barbed Wire Tanks Guard Rome Viminale Palace
Italian troops and police fortified the Viminale palace area in Rome as a cabinet met to quell a labor crisis. Barbed wire blocked streets while tanks and mounted police guarded strategic points after deadly riots left two dead and 141 injured in a 3.5 hour clash with 20 000 to 30 000 demonstrators.
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Rome
Viminale Palace
Dougherty Dies In Sleep Former Arizona Assistant U S District Attorney
John Patrick Dougherty 69 longtime Arizona attorney and assistant U S district attorney since 1933 died in his sleep at his home 601 North Park avenue. Born 1878 in Wilkes Barre Pa he moved to Ouray Colo and later to Globe Arizona serving as Gila county attorney and in the 11th legislature. He had studied law in Colorado and California before joining Tucson’s district attorney office.
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John P. Dougherty
U.S
North Park Avenue
John Patrick Dougherty
U. S
Dougherty
Arizona
Gila County
Globe
Wilkes-Barre
Ouray
Colo
Colorado
Los Angeles
Tucson
K. Berry Peterson
Tribute Paid To Dougherty
Friends in the law profession praise John P. Dougherty a miner turned assistant U S district attorney who died in his sleep. Judge Eva de Concini and others laud his kindness integrity and 40 years of public service from county attorney to state senator and assistant U S attorney. Colleagues call him a gentleman of high standing and a well read, loyal public servant whose loss will be hard to replace.
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U. S
John P. Dougherty
Eva de Concini
Superior Court
Dougherty
Gila County
Howard C. Speakman
U. S. District Court
Arizona
Maricopa County
Sam Fowler
Pima County Bar Association
Pima County
Berry Peterson
Peterson
Ralph Bilby
Tucson
William F. Kimball
J. A. Mulcahy
Cards Crush Sox 12-3 in World Series rout at Boston
The St Louis Cardinals hammer Tex Hughson and five relievers to tie the World Series at two games each with a 12 3 win over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park Enos Slaughter Whitey Kurowski and Joe Garagiola sparked the attack while Joe Cronin matched a series record by using six pitchers in the ninth inning cap.
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Boston
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
George Munger
Tex Hughson
Slaughter
Kurowski
Garagiola
Wally Moses
Sox
Redbirds
Hughson
Munger
Ted Williams
Rudy York
Cardinals
Cronin Clan
Cronin
Mace Brown
Mike Ryba
Clem Dreiserwerd
Bobby Doerr
DiMaggio
Schoendienst
York
Moore
Red Sox
Moses
DiMegaie
Williams
Pesky
Ballanfant
Walker
Marion
Doerr
P Agata
Terry Moore
al Brazile
Higgins
Musial
Cardinal
Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
H. Wagner
Bagby
Council Plans Levy Meeting
City councilmen meet at 6 p.m. Thursday in a special session to seek state tax commission approval for special levies totaling over 257000. Allocations include 54045 for police 69300 for engineering 12000 for recreation and parks 106300 for water 5600 for electrical work and 7500 for waste collection.
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State Tax Commission
Police Department
Water Department
Boston and St Louis NL clash in high scoring 12-7 game
Boston AL team tallies 7 runs while St Louis NL side plates 12 in a spring tuneup. Musial and York pace the visitors with multi hit performances and heavy scoring across four innings, as Dreisewerd and Munger combine on the mound.
Three City Posts Now Vacant
Three city jobs are open after the death of plumbing inspector David W. Turnbull. The vacant posts are city engineer and water department superintendent, with plans for filling them postponed. Bradford Daily is mentioned as a possible Turnbull successor. permanent city engineer to be named after Jan. 1 with R. E. Houston and George Houston likely returning from military service.
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David W. Turnbull
Water Department
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Bradford Daily
Turnbull
Sundt Construction Company
New Mexico Atomic Bomb Camp
R. E. Houston
George Houston
Engineering Department
Tucson
Engineer Corps
Army
George
R. E. Stallings
G. G. Sykes
Forest Service
Kiwanis State Session Opens in Tucson
More than 250 Kiwanians registered for the 28th annual convention as delegates greet events at the Pioneer hotel. Gov. Sidney P. Osborn and other officials welcome attendees while district leaders preside at luncheons and concerts. Sessions in the Legion auditorium and Pioneer ballroom set nominations and addresses from Mathews Campbell and Atkinson with city to be chosen for 1947. A wives program accompanies the proceedings.
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Pioneer Hotel
Sidney P. Osborn
Henry O. Janstad
Kiwanis
William G. Hall
Old Pueblo Club
al Buck
Albuquerque
N. M
W. Arthur Sewell
Tucson
Madge W. Utterback
American Legion
Legion Auditorium
William R.mathews
Tucson Club
Arizona Daily Star
Lee F. Campbell
Kentucky-Tennessee
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Charlene Enke
Hospital Adds Two To Staff In Tucson Medical Center
The Tucson Medical Center hires two new physiotherapists. Miss Lucile Moran from Longmeadow Massachusetts and Miss Mary Lou Thomas from La Grange Missouri join the department. Moran studied at Lasell College Skidmore College Watson School of Physiotherapy and affiliated University of Pittsburgh medical school. served in India and Okinawa during the war. Thomas trained at North East Missouri State Teachers College Mayo Clinic school of physical therapy and did an apprenticeship at Camp White Oregon. she served as a WAC in the European theatre.
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Tucson Medical Center
Clyde W. Fox
Lucile Moran
Longmeadow
Mass
Mary Lou Thomas
la Grange
Miss Moran
Lasell Junior College
Auburndale
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Watson School of Physiotherapy
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
Moran
India
Okinawa
Miss Thomas
North East Missouri State Teachers’ College
School of Physical Therapy
Mayo Clinic
Vatican Says Stepinac Letter Forgery Suspected
Vatican announces a letter presented as from Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac during his Zagreb trial appears partly forged. Vatican records show only May 18 1943 dated sheets resemble the prosecutor’s outline, casting doubt on the document’s authenticity.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Holy See
Alojizje Stepinac
Zagreb
Vatican Secretariat
Nations Seek Bargaining Edge in Atomic Control Talks
The United States faces rival pressure at the atomic control commission as nations hedge on a rigid inspection plan. Analysts note Baruch’s rock‑bottom offer seeks to clarify issues, not grant bargaining points, while Russia and Mexico probe limits and safeguards amid global security stakes.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
United States
Atomic Control Commission
Bernard Baruch Pre
United State
Atomic Commission
Commission
U. S
Petition Filed To Free Beef With Price Controls Debate
The OPA beef advisory committee formally petitions Secretary Anderson to lift cattle price controls as Truman aides seek a faster meat supply. Anderson has 15 days to act. hearings possible within 10 days if rejected. Officials at the White House weigh increased ceilings or subsidies as an alternative.
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Grant Dillman
Washington
OPA
Beef Industry Advisory Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Truman
Silent
White House
Anderson
Charles G. Ross
Robert E. Hannegan
Canada
Argentina
William L. Clayton
Bevin Demands Free Danube Navigation Amid Romanian Treaty Debate
London dictated policy urged by Bevin at the Romanian treaty session. He attacked Soviet limits on Danube access and urged a conference including the Danube states plus the United States Britain and France to ensure free navigation. Vandenberg echoed the US stance while stressing the Danube’s role in central Europe’s peace and economic unity.
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Paris
U.P
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Bevin
Fly
Russia
Danube
United States
France
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Balkans
Molotov
Europe
Trieste
City Warned Of Violent Texans
Police chief J. Hays alerted by Mayor Jaastad and councilmen to prepare for a Texans invasion into Arizona over a 1941 ordinance. El Paso warns of Texans taking law into their own hands on game day against the UA Wildcats. Local attorney says Arizona can handle football offenses with police powers.
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Don J. Hays
H. O. Jaastad
Arizona
el Paso
Texas Miners
el Pasons
T. J. Elliott
Hays
Wildcats
Tucson
Accidents Raise Arizona Traffic Toll to 179 in 1946
Phoenix pedestrian Inez Trujillo, 65, died after being struck by a car at a Phoenix intersection. The crash raised Arizona’s 1946 traffic fatality toll to 179, as a California tourist also died Thursday.
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Phoenix
California
Inez Trujillo
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