French Crisis Deepens as Auriol Seeks National Unity
Paris Sept 8 President Vincent Auriol called on De Gaullists to join a new national union government after Schuman's cabinet fell over an 8.33 cost of living bonus. De Gaulle followers and rightists allied with the Communists to defeat Schuman by six votes. Former premier Edouard Herriot declined to form a cabinet citing poor health and duties at the National Assembly.
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Robert Schuman
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DeGaullists
Schuman
Radical Socialist Party
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
National Assembly
Eight New Faces In Senate Certain
Early returns from the Arizona primary indicate eight new state senators are certain as incumbents face upsets. Mohave and Cochise tilt against current leaders show Bolinger and Bollinger poised to win, while Kimball Mead Pima and Head in Yavapai appear secure. ]]>
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Phoenix
State Senate
Dan Angius
Cochise County
Earle W. Cook
Mohave County
E. Elmo Bollinger
W. F. Kimball
J. B. Mead
Pima County
Sam Head
Yavapai
James Herron,Jr
Pinal
Ralph Cowan
Cochise
Earl Platt
Apache
Fred J. Fritz
Greenlee
Norris D. Orms
Steve Bixby
James Heron
Gila County
Lloyd Henning
Navajo
O. L. McDaniel
Marvin E. Smith
Maricopa
Wes Townsend
Graham
W. H. Hathaway
Santa Cruz
Hugo B. Farmer
Yuma
Senate
James Minotto
John Hunt
House of Representatives
Pima
Kimball and Mead
John Pintek
Bisbee
Cowan
Gila
Clarence L. Carpenter
R. W. Striplin
William _ Sullivan
Striplin
Garvey Leads Democratic Gubernatorial Field in Arizona
Acting Gov. Dan E. Garvey moved in front by more than 5000 votes in Arizona's Democratic primary as 295 precincts reported. Harless held Maricopa only, while Garvey led in Pima and eight counties overall with 22 939 to 17 500 for Harless and other totals.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
Richard F. Harless
Harless
Pima County
Garvey
Pima
Greenlee
Yavapai
Cochise
Coconino
Santa Cruz
Pinal
Yuma
Jim Smith
Graham
Graham, Gila
Apache
Mohave
Navajo
County Legislature Races Spark Strong Contests Across Pima
In Pima County strong contenders shape the early vote in state legislature races. Gov Garvey leads in the county with 6599 votes while Harless trails. Kimball maintains a sizable gap over Mead and Collins. Local races include Martin for county attorney and Ayraud vs Heflin in district races with shifting margins as tabulations progress.
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U.S
Pima County
Garvey
William F. Kimball
J. B. Mead
Tom Collins
Jerome P. Martin
Board of Supervisors
Robles
Ayraud
Tony Rios
Frank Robles
John Ayraud
Oliver M. Heflin
Congress
Harold A. Patten
Albert H. Mackenzie
Prescott
Harless
Thad Moore
J. Melvin Goodson
Marvin E. Smith
Jim Smith
Sen. Kimball
Sen. Mead
Collins
Hamilton Catlin
Robert L.morrison
William Dunipace
Ayrand
Heflin
Rios
John Hardwicke
W. E. Morgan
County Precincts Report Incomplete Election Listings
Fragmented OCR shows multiple precinct entries with representatives and officials including DeConcini Heflin Finch Young Sullinger Ross Smith and others. Names appear alongside district numbers, offices, and counts, but OCR errors obscure full context and dates.
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Stassen Says Truman Fails in Michigan Skirmish
Detroit September 8 Republicans and Democrats opened Michigan campaigning with sharp words. Harold Stassen assailed Truman as a “record of failures” and “prophet of doom,” while Dewey favored by Stassen, and Truman hit back at “spokesmen of reaction.” Stassen charged Truman inflation from removing controls and argued labor fared better under Taft Hartley.
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Michigan
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Harold E. Stassen
Industrial
America
Thomas E. Dewey
Stassen
Dewey
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Minnesota
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Ohio
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Republican Congress
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Tucson Schools Show Big Enrollment Rise
Tucson public schools report 14 756 students enrolled on opening day up from 13 288 last year an increase of 1 468. Superintendent Robert D Morrow notes the rise equates to three elementary schools and brings needs for more principals teachers and staff while transportation and transfer requests pose handling challenges.
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Robert D. Morrow
Tucson
Morrow
Reds Break Word Kidnap 19 Police
The seven way race remains undecided and Arizona Democrats appear to back a minority candidate for governor. With no runoff provision, a plurality victory could crown a minority governor if November's general election preserves the Democratic majority.
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Arizona
Britain Ready For Italy Talk
Britain has notified Russia it is ready to open four power talks on Italy's prewar colonies before September 15. The move follows a Russian request and aims to meet the treaty deadline as the issue heads toward United Nations decision. Talks proposed for Paris during UN assembly week.
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Globe theater man C J Alden dies at 63
Charles J. Alden, 63, Globe theater operator and former postmaster, died Sunday night after a heart attack at the Cobre Valley Country club. A longtime Globe resident, he established the Dime theater which became the Alden theater and served as Globe postmaster from 1923 to 1935. He is survived by his daughter Jean.
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Alden Theater
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Gasoline Shortages Escalate as Strikes Hit Oil Sectors
The Associated Press reports only a five day gasoline supply in Los Angeles and nearby areas amid broad labor stoppages. Some 64,000 workers idle across oil trucking and shipping, with CIO proposing September 17 for 25,000 telephone workers. Negotiations continue as wage conflicts persist and field shipments face disruption.
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Arizona
Nevada
CIO
CIO Association of Communications Equipment Workers
Bell Telephone Company
Western Electric Manufacturing Co
Patten and Buehman Win in Arizona Nominations
In Phoenix on September 8 Rep. John R. Murdock led the Democratic race in the first district with 11,960 votes based on complete returns and 195 incomplete precincts. Vernon Croaff trailed with 6,004 and Clifton Linville had 4,850. In the second district Harold A. Patten led the Democrats with 6,217. Arthur Way 4,613 and Albert Mackenzie 4,223. On the Republican side John Udall led the first district with 2,340 votes to 1,366 for Ralph Cameron and 901 for Denver Henson. A. R. Buehman of Tucson led the second district Republicans with 1,330 votes to 421 for A. M. Ward. John Carnutte 306 and Ralph Nollner 144 followed.
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John R. Murdock
Murdock
Vernon Croaff
Clifton H. Linville
Harold A. Patten
Arthur E. Way
Albert H. MacKenzie
Albert N. Hopper
John Udall
Ralph Cameron
Denver Henson
A. R. Buehman
Tucson
Soviet Seeks Italian Ships in Quiet Fleet Tug-of-War
A Soviet naval spokesman said Russia and Italy are in a quiet tug of war over 45 Mussolini era warships. Russia appears to be winning as Italy delays delivering its one fourth share. The ships include a 25 year old battleship and newer submarines and craft tagged for Russia by an Italian peace treaty. France gave up its share but recently received Italian cruisers, destroyers, a tanker as restitution.
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