Arizona Nears Mining Record
Arizona's mineral production last year totaled 144.5 million dollars across gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc and is expected to set new records barring unforeseen events. Minerals director Dunning urges removing restrictive conditions and promoting new mine discovery while warning miners to cautious about taxation as metal prices vary.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Charles H. Dunning
State Department of Mineral Resources
Dunning
Arizona Tax Emergency Ruling Limits County Levy
Judge Kelly rules that an emergency to raise Pima County's recreational budget from 11000 to 100000 must be temporary and reparable, not a fixed condition. The court rejects claims that budget law itself creates an emergency and finds evidence insufficient to support an emergency finding for the tax commission.
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Arizona
Kelly
Supreme Court
Tax Commission
Pima County
Yuma County
Fickett
Tucson
Number claims spark suit over phone line change
A Birmingham cleaning and pressing firm sued the telephone company for 3000 dollars claiming the number change caused losses from the business. The case centers on the impact of altering the company’s listed telephone number.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
Zhdanov Outlines European Unity Against U S Imperialism
The Soviet leader sets forth a blueprint for Europe uniting nations with diverse governments, building reciprocal trade via treaties, and resisting United States dominance. He portrays Britain and France as aligned with U S policy, cites Eastern European trade models, and names nations joining the anti imperialist camp including Romania Hungary Finland and Indo Chinese movements.
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United States
Zhdanov
Britain
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
Asia
Wall Street
Germany
Japan
America
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France
Ramadier
Paul Ramadier
Belgium
Holland
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Turkey
U.S.A
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South America
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Romania
Hungary
Finland
Indonesia
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Republican Movement
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
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Front
Klamath Falls Rent Hike Approved by Federal Official
Washington reports Frank R. Creedon approved a 10 percent rent increase for the Klamath Falls defense rental area, effective Oct 23, with leases allowed to raise up to 15 percent under existing terms. The decision follows a tax levy rise of about 50 percent since 1944 and higher costs for materials, maintenance, wages, and heating in downtown Klamath Falls.
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Washington
Frank R. Creedon
Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath County
Creedon
Housing official blocks race based rent rise in Florida
Housing Expeditor Frank R. Creedon on October 22 rejected a Pinellas county rent board recommendation to raise rents for Negro tenants by 25 cents a week where water is provided. He said any increase tied to race would violate the housing and rent law.
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Washington
Frank R. Creedon
Pinellas County
Fla
St. Petersburg
Creedon
Buck Seeks One Year Extension On Rent Controls
Sen Buck of Delaware says he will push for a one year extension of rent controls beyond February 29, though he believes this will be the last extension. He cites home shortages as justification and warns of continued expansionist policy. Zhdanov denounces American Europe policy and Marshall Plan aims.
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Washington
Buck
Del
Senate
Railroadshutdown Idles 4200 Workers After Midnight
Bulletin notes continued from Page S about the Scott's Bingham and Garfield railroad line. The disruption began shortly after midnight and left an estimated 4,200 workers idled.
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Page Scott
Bingham and Garfield
Kaiser-Frazer reports 1947 third quarter net gain
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. shows a third quarter net profit of 8.28 million dollars or 1.74 a share after a six month loss of 2.19 million. The report highlights a swing to profitability for the year through September.
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Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Doctors Licensed In Arizona Eight Passed State Exam
Phoenix reports eight persons passed the recent Arizona medical examination, including Mrs. Harriett S. Barnell of Tucson, as announced by the state board of medical examiners.
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Phoenix
Harrietts. Barnell
Tucson
Arizona
State Board of Medical Examiners
Train collision injures twenty two near St. Paul
A head on collision between a Soo Line passenger train and a Northern Pacific freight near St. Paul injured 22 people including 17 passengers and five crew members. Freight engineer J A Ritchie of St Paul was reported in serious condition after being thrown about 25 feet.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Soo Line
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Chicago
J. A. Ritchie
State tax commission approves Phoenix race meet permits
The state tax commission grants permits for two Phoenix horse race meetings. S. R. Snedigar and D. M. Haggard of Safford and Henry Sieck of Riverside, Calif., will run a 10 day meet during the state fair starting November 7. Phoenix Breeders Inc will operate at Sportsman Park on holidays and weekends during the month beginning Christmas Day.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
S. R. Snedigar
D. M. Haggard
Safford
Henry Sieck
Riverside
Calif
Phoenix Breeders, Inc
Sportsman Park
Tax Commissioner Seeks Detailed Breakdown of County Emergency Budget
State Tax Commissioner Thad M. Moore asked Pima county supervisors to itemize its $678,000 emergency budget request. He urged a full breakdown of each department’s needs beyond the current budget, citing lessons from a recent county application.
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Phoenix
Thad M. Moore
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Moore
Edison Company Buys California Power System in Yuma
The Arizona Edison company notified the state corporation commission it had purchased, subject to commission approval, the power system of the California Electric Power Co in Yuma and nearby territory.
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Phoenix, LLP
Arizona Edison Company
The
State Corporation Commission
California Electric Power Co
Yuma
Laundry tips for easier backyard drying and moving
A household tip suggests placing a basket of wet clothes on a yard table to avoid stooping. A wheeled table is recommended to further cut time and effort when handling laundry.
Taft Gains Ground in GOP Poll as Wisconsin Primary Looms
A June 21 Republican poll shows Taft with 97 votes while Stassen leads with 321, MacArthur 157, and recent activity hints at plans for a Nebraska primary. Taft supporters push for campaign in Wisconsin if time allows after Congress adjourns. possible MacArthur ties discussed. Stassen vows to campaign hard for Wisconsin delegates.
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Republican Party
Stassen
MacArthur
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Wisconsin
Congress
Nebraska
Indians report on Navajo survival and poverty crises
James M. Stewart, superintendent of the 16,000,000 acre reservation, says many Navajo children die young and lifelong hardships follow survivors. He cites 1939 1940 1941 and 1944 death totals, and 1943 1946 dietary neglect deaths. He notes 12,210 families with only 4,125 under $750 yearly.
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James M. Stewart
Interior Department
Stewart
Lords Back Liberal Bill Amid House of Lords Tug of War
The Lords approve a liberal backed bill after doubts about royal peers. The PM could summon liberal peers to win passage, but a new act allows the Commons to veto Lords after three sessions. The government faces a near three year limit before the next general election and may pause iron and steel nationalization to avoid Lords obstruction.
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Lords
Commons
House of Lords
Attlee
Asquith
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