Coal Stoppage Threat Voiced By John Lewis
Washington dispatch reports soft coal operators fear a nationwide strike led by John L. Lewis. He accuses some mines in the south of defaulting on 20-cent welfare fund payments while talks resume at Bluefield and White Sulphur Springs. Most mines operate on a three day week since June 30 as pressure mounts for a shorter day and higher pay.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
South
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Bluefield
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Lewis
Mississippi
Llth
Truman
James D. Francis
Island Creek Coal Co
Huntington
Francis
National Coal Association
UMW
Southern Coal Producers Association
Aleman Urged to Quell Sonora Political Turmoil
The Hermosillo Chamber of Commerce asks President Miguel Aleman to cancel the Popular party in Sonora and end chaos caused by Jacinto Lopez and followers amid the Soto government. The Hermosillo Medical Society signaled support, as authorities brace for Sept 16 celebrations with heightened patrols to prevent party related incidents.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Alfredo Morales
Mexico
Jacinto Lopez
Partido Popular
Popular Party
Ignacio Soto
Morales
Aleman
Medical Society of
SP Plans To End Tucson Nogales Passenger Service
G A Bays Tucson division superintendent said Southern Pacific will seek Arizona corporation commission permission to drop passenger trains between Tucson and Nogales because the route fails to return sufficient revenue. He noted Nogales would be served by existing bus lines.
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Nogales
U.P
Tucson
Southern Pacific Railway
G. A. Bays
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona
Industrial Commission Fires John Bykerk in Tucson
In Phoenix on Sept. 14 the Arizona Industrial Commission announced the firing of John Bykerk, a Tucson claims investigator, effective Sept. 13. The move followed disputed reports and a rejected resolution criticizing the Arizona Labor Journal. The interim legislative committee ordered three commissioners to appear for questioning. Bykerk, still a union member, had previously held union roles in Flagstaff. The panel urged full-time legal staff and questioned staff outside commitments amid a probe into the commission’s finances and solvency.
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Phoenix
John Bykerk
Tucson
Arizona Industrial Commission
J. J. O'Neill
Bykerk
Prescott
Arizona Labor Journal
A. W. Roberts
Legislative Interim Committee
Common Laborers Union
Industrial Commission
Earl Rooks
Ray Gilbert
Flagstaff
O'Neil
Commission
H. 8. McCluskey
Gov. Garvey
Senate
Fred J. Fritz
The
City Officials Slow to Act on Club Gaming Indirect Response Seen
Tax data show 24 Tucson clubs and five Ajo clubs paid federal taxes on gaming devices. Officials give mixed signals. police and city council show little will to enforce, while Sheriff Martin vows enforcement amid reports the bulk of offenders are within city limits.
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Tucson
Phoenix Bureau
Internal Revenue Department
E. T. Houston
S. T. Adams
Forrest Priser
Don J. Hays
Dallas
Tex
Jerome P. Martin
Torrez Trial Judge Sought For Gaming Device Case
Bryce Wilson announced that Alfred C. Edwards or Paul Cella would preside over Pasqual Torrez’s case for possession of gaming devices. A trial date remains unset. The CMS Mexican Social club raid on Sept 6 yielded four slot machines. Officers entered without warrants then obtained one from Justice Clark H. Johnson. Johnson and Gardner recused themselves.
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Aso
Alfred C. Edwards
Tucson
Paul Cella
Pasqual Torrez
Bryce Wilson
Torrez
CMS Mexican Social Club
John C. Phebus
Old Pueblo
Press
el Rio
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
S. Sixth Ave
C. W. Gardner
Veterans Hospital
Johnson
C. T. Reddington
Wilson
Edwards
Adenauer Nominated West German Chancellor
In Bonn Theodor Heuss formally nominated Dr Konrad Adenauer 73 as chancellor of the new west German republic. Adenauer chairs the Christian Democratic union and leads the governing coalition.
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Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Rifts In State Welfare Setup Hit In Report
Arizona faces criticism over lack of harmony between state and county welfare units and the state welfare board. Griffenhagen & Associates warned leadership gaps hinder public welfare programs and urged stronger staffing, improved records, and authority for the welfare commissioner to hire and fire county staff.
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Phoenix
State Board
Legislative Interim Committee
Griffenhagen & Associates
Chicago
Arizona Welfare Department
State Department
State Auditor
Statistical Department
Fred J. Fritz
Tomorow
Arizona
Cold Weather And Fog Sweep Across Nation
A broad cold wave and dense fog sweep the nation disrupting air and sea travel from New York to the northeast coast. Flights were grounded at LaGuardia for two hours as fog reduced visibility to a city block, while the eastern Dakotas faced subfreezing temperatures and farmers broke ice in troughs to water stock.
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Dakotas
Don Mackinaws
New York
LaGuardia Field
Boston
Philadelphia
Idlewild
Newark
North Central States
Harrisburg
Gulf Coast
Pacific Northwest
Bismarck
N. D
Minot
Dickinson
Jamestown
Aberdeen
S. D
Watertown
Chicago
Wyoming
Fifteen Seized In Roskruge Junior High Melee
Fifteen juveniles were taken into custody by police after a second lunch hour fight at Roskruge junior high school. About 30 youths fought with fists and sticks, stemming from a prior day clash involving ten boys. Assistant Superintendent C A Carson cited a lingering bad feeling among some students. Four police cars arrived at East Sixth Street and North Second Avenue at 12 41 P M as officers collected the juveniles.
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Roskruge
C. A. Carson
East Sixth
North Second Avenue
Judge Sets Shaver Trial For Tomorrow
Staff Sgt. Lawrence E. Shaver, charged with contributing to the delinquency of 17 year old Margaret Cody Lippincott, who was killed near the municipal airport July 1, is slated to stand trial at 10 a.m. tomorrow in superior court before Judge Lee Garrett.
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Lawrence E. Shaver
Margaret Cody Lippincott
Lee Garrett
Bevin Acheson Seek Unity On Red China Talks
Secretary of State Acheson and British Foreign Minister Bevin press unity on a Japanese peace treaty and discuss China policy. They outline cautious recognition of a Chinese Communist government, boost nonCommunist Asia living standards, and consider trade with China while signaling potential divergence on commerce.
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Bevin
Acheson
Red
China
Washington
Russia
Pacific
North Atlantic Treaty Council
New York
United Nations Assembly
Britain
United States
Bevin-Acheson
State Department
Storm swamp hits Tolleson and Avondale area
A cloudburst drenched the Tolleson Avondale area with two feet of water at the Agua Fria crossing on West Van Buren street. Rains pushed water levels on the Salt River near Seventh street threatening Central Avenue closures.
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Tolleson-Avondale
State Highway Patrol
Agua Fria River
van Buren Street
16Th
Salt River
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Central Avenue
Mogollon Rim
Seventh Street
Bartlett
Verde River
Tonto Fish Hatchery
Reno
Young
Miami
U. S. Weather Bureau
Deer
Paradise Valleys
Baseball Results from American League Games
Scores from multiple AL games with New York and St Louis trials. Newhouser and White held Detroit to six runs while Boston beat Chicago 7 to 8. Sain and teammates routed Philadelphia 12 to 7 as Pittsburgh defeated Cleveland 4 to 6. Kiner hit his 49th homer for the Pirates.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Lopata
Walsh
Lombardi
Sewell
McCullough
Fitzgerald
Kiner
Pitts
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Sion
Dan E. Garvey
O'Neill
Fred Edwards
Gilbert
Skeeter
St. Louis
Howard Spiller
Sketeer
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Lanarkshire
Scotland
Harry Lauder
Harry
A. G. Valdez
Ramino R. Espinosa
Mexico City
J.p.—Cio
Philip Murray
U. S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Presidential Factfinding Board
Griffenhagen
Public Service Administration, Inc
Grif Agen
Griffen- Hager
Arizona Children’s Colony
J. Thomas McIntire
United Press
Shaver
By John M. Hightower
Papai
Ostrowski
Moss
Lopat
Berra
Detroit
Newhouser
White
Robinson
Kinder and Tebbetts
Sain
Porter
Antonelli
Crandall
Schmitz
Rush
Owen
Atlantic City
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