Engineers To Marquette Tops Convene Here Arizona 20 To O
Louis S. Cates president of Phelps-Dodge Mining Corp will visit as AIMME Arizona section meets at Pioneer hotel in Tucson The two day session includes papers on mineral resources Germany Morenci open pit and Getchell Nevada with Banquet speeches by Cates Knapp and others and a motor trip planned to Morenci open pit
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Louis S. Cates
Phelps-Dodge Mining Corp
Arizona
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Institute
Cates
Brent N. Rickard
American Smelting & Refining Co
Pioneer Hotel
H. C. Jaastad
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
U. S
Carl Havyden
Atkinson
Sidney P. Osborn
Paricutin
Mexico
E. Tad Nichols
Tucson
Legion Building
Mineral Resources of
Germany
Joseph T. Hedges
Morenci
Walter C. Lawson
Tron King
Humboldt
Ariz
H. F. Mills
Getchell
Nevada
R. A. Hardy
el Rio Country Club
Arizona Inn
Engineers
Legion
Harrison M. Lavender
Phelps-Dodge
Pioneer Ballroom
Harvey S. Mudd
AIMME
Robert W. Thomas
Arthur B. Parsons
Engineers’ Society
Cleon T. Knapp
Phelps-Dodge Company
Confidence game at zoo ends with two arrested
Sheriff deputies raid a zoo operation near Mountain View 24 miles east of Tucson seizing two men, W B Keilman and Ramon Brown, on grand theft warrants. Vanderpool and family from New York reportedly lost over $55 after being lured by a man presenting a marbles game used to bilk visitors.
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Frank Snodgrass
Bob Harmison
Mountain View
Tucson
M. H. Vanderpool
Fredonia
N. Y
John
Richard Doe
Vanderpool
W. B. Keilman
Ramon Brown
Keilman
Brown
J. Mercer Johnson
New York
Zoo
New Yorker
Vander 1
Hoosier Buys Phoenix Newspapers In Arizona Turnover
Eugene Pulliam, Indiana publisher, buys the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette with partners in Phoenix Newspaper Inc. The deal includes allied titles and a legal publication. Pulliam plans stay several weeks to oversee the transition and build a new home for the papers on Van Buren Street.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Eugene Pulliam
Indiana
Arizona Publishing Co
Charles Stauffer
W. W. Knorpp
Pulliam
Morning Republic
Evening Gazette
A Gazette
Republic and Gazette
Republic
Gazette
Stauffer, Knorpp
Phoenix Newspaper, Inc
Willard C. Worcester
N. G. Mason
Sidney Myers
Myers
Worcester
Central Newspapers, Inc
Indianapolis Star
Muncie Star
Vincennes Sun Commercial
Huntington Herald-Press
Lebanon
WIRE
Indianapolis
Phoenix
Stauffer
Knorpp
Eugene C. Pulliam
Arizona
van Buren
Army Extends Unbeaten Streak with Duke Shutout
Army remained unbeaten by defeating Duke 19 to 0 before 60,000 at the Polo Grounds. Other finals included Ohio State over Minnesota 39-9 and Cornell 14, Princeton 7, with multiple regional games across the day.
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New York
New York U
Gettysburg
Penn
Navy
Yale
Coast Guard Academy
Columbia
Dartmouth
Lehigh
Connecticut
Boston U
Brown
Rutgers
George Washington
Ithaca
RPI
Delaware
Drexel
Bucknell
Lafayette
Muhlenberg
Franklin & Marshall
Ohio State
Minnesota
Miami U
Ohio U
Baldwin - Wallace
Kent State
Moslem Declares Harmony Is Due In India
Liaquat Ali Khan, sworn in as minister in India's interim government, said Muslims will work in harmony with colleagues and denied that the government is an arena of strife. He reaffirmed no commitment to Pakistan and stated no assurances were given regarding the Muslim League joining the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Mason
New Delhi
League
Phoenix City Workers Seek 20 Cent Wage Hike
United Public Workers CIO affiliate representing Phoenix municipal employees demands 20 cents an hour raise, a 40 hour week, overtime time and a half, and double pay on holidays. The water department has 20 members and the street department 140. current schedule is 48 hours weekly. City Manager Halseth says budget limits prevent meeting the demands until the new budget is prepared.
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Phoenix
AFL
United Public Workers
CIO
Water Department
Mgr
Odd S. Halseth
Puerto Rico Schools To Remain English Medium
President Truman disapproved a Puerto Rico bill that would require Spanish in schools. the island will continue teaching in English as the legislature’s measure is blocked. The decision was reported from Washington on October 26.
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Washington
Puerto Rico
Truman
Cowboy in N Y Rodeo May Lose Leg
Gerald Roberts of Phoenix suffered injuries after a bull trampled him at Madison Square Garden. Doctors said amputation of the right leg may be required. Several winners were listed from the same Madison Square Garden rodeo event across bare back bronc calf roping saddle bronc steer wrestling wild cow milking and bull riding.
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New York
Gerald Roberts
Phoenix
Ariz
Madison Square Garden
Larry Finley
Ralph Thompson
Ft. Sumner
N. M
Jackie Cooper
Newhall
Calif
Norman Person
Gonzales
Tex
Zeano Ferris
Las Cruces
Glenn Tyler
Modesto
Rogge Fired Over Public Disclosure of Report
Attorney General Tom Clark dismissed O John Rogge from the A Gs office after accusing him of disclosing confidential material in a Swarthmore speech about Nazi plots to defeat Roosevelt. Clark said Rogge quote from his wartime sedition report and violated department rules by revealing details.
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Washington
Tom Clark
O. John Rogge
Rogge
Clark
Department
Roosevelt
Swarthmore College
John L. Lewis
Hermann Goering
Joachim Hertsler
William R. Davis
Davis
Congress
Swarthmore
Department of Justice
Wife Of Barkley Is Critically Ill
Mrs. Alben W. Barkley, wife of Senate Majority Leader Senator Barkley of Kentucky, was reported critically ill at their Washington home. He cut short a Western states speaking tour to return, arriving after noon. She has long struggled with heart trouble. they were married in 1903 and have three children.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Sen. Barkley
Kentucky
Salt Lake City
Mexico City
Charles Edward Beach
New York City
Balsas River
Beach
Nan Peiker
Tulsa
Okla
Mexico
Nan
San Miguel
Harry Christopher Peiker
Bryn Mawr
Shipping Strike Ends East Coast Labor Settlement
An agreement to end the East and West coast shipping strike was reached between shipowners and AFL Masters, Mates & Pilots and CIO Marine Engineers. Ratification by members awaited, with hope ships move by Tuesday. Government may take over Trans World Airline amid wage dispute.
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Associated Press
AFL
U. S
Frederick Livingston
CIO Marine Engineers
William C. Ash
Ash
Trans World
National Mediation Board
Frank Douglas
Jack Frye
TWA
David L. Behncke
Airline Pilots’ Association
Washington
AFL United Mine Workers
UMW
John L. Lewis
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Bulgaria Votes to Elect First Republican Assembly Sunday
Bulgaria, once an Axis satellite, heads to a Sunday vote for 465 national assembly seats under secret ballot. About 4 million citizens over 18 will choose party lists amid a contest to challenge the Communist led Fatherland Front, with Allied control monitors from the United States Britain and Russia watching closely.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Axis
Balkan
National Assembly of
New Republic
Simeon II
Fatherland Front
Allied Control Commission For
United States
Britain
Russia
Churchill cites 2,000,000 Soviet troops in Europe
AP analysis notes Churchill claims Moscow keeps over two million men on war footing in Soviet occupied Europe as a warning while cautioning against imminent war. Mackenzie posits Moscow aims to preserve order and deter incursions, arguing a large occupying army is a vast economic burden rather than a bid for immediate aggression.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Russia
Europe
Britain
Fulton, Mo
Churchill
Hector McNeil
Mr. McNeil
Mr. Churchill
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Speedway Talks New Town
In Tucson area east of North Country Club road residents debate forming a new town or annexing to the city. They cite control over liquor licenses, fire services, and costs versus potential city boundaries and property-owner petitions.
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Tucson
North Country Club Road
East Speedway
Jeant
Board of Supervisors
Eld
Phil J. Martin, Jr
North County Club Road
Martin
Student Admits Starting Fatal Fraternity House Fire
Otto Gross a 22 year old Westminster college student confessed to starting the blaze at the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house in Fulton Missouri. The fire killed one man and injured two others according to Sheriff Hartley Crowson.
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Fulton
Hartley Crowson
Otto Gross
Westminster College
Beta Theta Pi
Steel Workers to Seek Higher Pay Boosts
CIO President Phillip Murray told the United Steel Workers district convention that the 900000 members will seek a healthy wage increase as soon as possible. He blamed inflation on the greed of American business and industry and rejected ties to recent labor raises.
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Philadelphia
P— Cio
Phillip Murray
United Steel Workers of America
Murray
UN Debates Spanish Issue and Franco Regime
The United Nations opened with a call to act against dictatorial regimes arising from Fascist intervention as Norway pushes for a formal debate on Spain. Dr Felix Nieto Del Rio of Chile urged ending Franco’s rule while defending nonintervention in principle.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
N. Y
United Nations
Franco
Spain
Felix Nieto del Rio
Chile
UN General Assembly
Norway
Francisco Franco
del Rio
Paul Henri Spaak
General Assembly
Assembly
Trygve Lie
France
Lie
Swift Attack Seizes Antung In Korea Border Clash
Two U S trained Chinese armies push 59 to 73 miles in two days seizing Antung on Korea’s border and trapping Communist forces in south Manchuria. Chefoo under attack as government forces close in. Tu Li-Ming leads top troops north while the 52nd Army and the sixth Army advance toward Antung.
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Peiping
Antung
Korea
Manchuria
Chefoo
China
Yellow Sea
Tu Li-Ming
52Nd
Mukden-Antung
Sixth
Chikuwanshan
Siugen
Jewel Thieves Net 40000 in Gems Across Three Homes
London reports say daring thieves stole 40000 in gems at the Marchioness of Hartingtons home, 20000 in gems and furs at an Orme Square residence, and 3200 in diamonds and heirlooms from Lady Piers Leghs St James Palace home. Scotland Yard compares the case with the earlier Windsor gem thefts, noting similar entry and planning.
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London
Hartington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Scotland Yard
Orme Square
St. James Palace
Lady Piers Legh
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
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Jack Glaser
Carl Schuette
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Bill Penn
Sol Rhee
al Brennan
Hogan
Janetee
Ray Ruffel
Plate
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Rankin
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