Zeckendorf Family Expands In Vast New York Project
William Zeckendorf cousin to Tucson businessman Harold Steinfeld shows bold plans to reshape parts of New York City. He has bought 650000 square feet along the East River for over 7 million dollars and aims to develop a complete small city at an estimated 150 million dollars. Born in Paris Illinois 1905 he rose from selling Saturday Evening Posts to a real estate career aided by his uncle Sam Borchard.
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Tucson
William Zeckendorf
New York City
Life Magazine
Harold Steinfeld
Paris
Ill
L. Zeckendorf
East River
New York University
Sam Borchard
Arizona Farm Bureau plans November meeting agenda
The Arizona Farm Bureau federation to hold its annual meeting November 15–16 in Phoenix with about 200 delegates from across the state. Roger Corbett and Dr. Alfred Atkinson head the speaker lineup, and 800 Illinois delegates will attend the American Farm Bureau convention in San Francisco December 8–12 withฉ specials and tours.
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Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Conner B. From
Trinity Cathedral
Roger Corbett
American Farm Bureau Federation
Westward Ho
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
True D. Morris
Doane Dne Agricultural Service
Illinois
From
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Salt River Valley
Arizona
Arizzona
Bay City
Wallace Byrnes Misled by Vandenberg and Military Policy
In Minneapolis on October 31 Henry A. Wallace charged that Senator Vandenberg and the Army and Navy dominate U S foreign policy. He said the state department was pressured into risking war with Russia and that James Byrnes did not approve of the policy direction.
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Minneapolis
Henry A. Wallace
Arthur H. “Andenberg
Army and Navy
State Department
Russia
Wallace
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
James F. Byrnes
Sen. Vandenberg
Army
Navy
Three Die in Baltimore Waterfront Rooming House Fire
In Baltimore on October 31 three men were burned to death and six others were injured when a mysterious explosion triggered flames sweeping a waterfront rooming house. Police said the tragedy may be linked to the recent maritime strike.
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Baltimore
U.P
Veteran John Mills To Aid Red Cross Blood Bank Visit
John Walter Mills, a veteran of both wars and former Cleveland Indians and San Francisco Seals player, will visit this weekend to support the civilian blood bank. He will show movies at the veterans hospital Sunday and speak at Mansfeld Junior High on Monday after returning from overseas service.
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John Walter Mails
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco Seals
Red Cross
Veterans’ Hospital
Mansfeld Junior High
Mills
Teamsters Leader Plans Departure to Escape Jail
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 31 Al Frowiss head of the Teamsters union decided to heed Police Commissioner Joe Boyle's order to leave town or risk jail time.
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Memphis
Tenn
al Frowiss
Santa Barbara
Calif
Teamsters
Joe Boyle
Disarmament and Russia's Wartime Finance
The text contrasts wartime expenditures with future defense plans, noting Russia's large postwar strength and the difficulty of measuring pay under a monopolistic, non profit system. It discusses capital loss from armament, the choking effect on living standards, and the unlikely success of effective arms control.
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Russia
Meat Concern Buys Price Co in Tucson Meat Trade
The United Wholesale company of Tucson has bought the Price Meat Company for 75000 dollars from M. T. Price and Gabriel O. Angulo. Price and Angulo stay as paid managers and the plant continues under federal inspection though not required.
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United Wholesale Company
Tucson
Price Meat Company
M. T. Price
Gabriel O. Angulo
Anna Sullinger
Pima
Price
Angulo
OPA
Mission Road
Orphanage Road
President Truman Heads Home To Vote Tuesday
President Truman leaves Washington by train at 1 30 p m MST to reach Independence Missouri at 2 30 p m MST Friday with Mrs Truman and House Speaker Sam Rayburn. He plans no speeches for Democratic candidates before Election Day.
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Washington
Truman
Independence
Sam Rayburn
West Allis Seeks Aid To End Strike
West Allis mayor Arnold Klentz asked Secretary Lewis B. Schwellenbach to intervene and conduct talks to settle the bitter 184 day strike at the Allis-Chalmers farm equipment plant. Police and deputies held guards while 10 more pickets were arrested and 26 leaders of the CIO United Automobile Workers faced contempt citations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
West Allis
Allis-Chalmers
Arnold Klentz
Secretary of Labor
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
CIO United Automobile Workers
Election Board School Inaugurated For Ballot Rules
Mrs Sylvia Powell clerk of the board of supervisors announced an election board school at 8 pm Friday in superior courtroom No 1 The session aims to explain rules for handling and tabulating ballots with emphasis on referendum and initiative measures County Attorney J Mercer Johnson and attorney Lee Garrett will cover key phases of tabulation The program seeks to speed up election results.
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Election Board
Sylvia Powell
Board of Supervisors
Superior
Decontrol Raises Shoe Prices and Production Forecast
The government decontrolled shoes, removing ceilings on leather and hides, and expects a 20 to 30 percent price rise. OPA estimates annual shoe outlay will jump from 400 to 600 million dollars, while production dips due to slaughtering holidays and supply shortages.
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Washington
OPA
John R. Steelman
Steelman
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