Crawley Freed In Justice Court On Dog Cruelty Charge
John Cawley, 23, of 202 W Limberlost Jr was found not guilty of cruelty to animals in a Tucson justice court. The case was dismissed after defense argued lack of jurisdiction and failure to prove ownership. The pup Lucky remains hospitalized with gunshot wounds and bills over $100.
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Reggie Russell Lucky
Jay Shannon
Crawley
Justice Court of Cruelty
John Cawley
W. Limberlost Jr
Justice of Peace Court
Cawley
Humane Society
Tucson Kennel Club
Old Pueblo Obedience Club
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Jane Doe Cawley
Justice Johnson
Jeannette Brown
The
Lucky
Slight Rains Damp Tucson as Showers Scatter
Forecasters expect clouds and scattered showers with little temperature change. Rain was spotty citywide with .10 inch at Davis Monthan AFB and trace at Municipal Airport. Unofficial totals rose in some areas as water flooded Alvernon Way near East 22nd Street, delaying motorists.
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Tucson
U.S. Weather Bureau
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
University of Arizona
Alvernon Way
East 22Nd Street
Former U S Banking Chief Dies On Coast
U S Judge J F T O Connor aged 63 and former comptroller of the currency died in his sleep in Los Angeles after over a year of illness. A Roosevelt ally who helped elect FDR in California in 1932, he served as comptroller during the New Deal and supported the creation of the FDIC. He later ran for California governor but lost to Culbert Olson.
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Los Angeles
U. S
J. F. T. O'Connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
William Gibbs McAdoo
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Fdr
Roosevelt
California
Judge O'Connor
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Culbert Olson
Air Academy Plea Raises Tucson Bid to President
Two Tucson residents pressed for their city’s air force academy bid at the White House. William G. Hall and Harry Ransom delivered a 50 page brochure bearing Hall’s name in gold and said Truman knew Tucson was pitching for the academy. They plan to campaign with other Arizona cities.
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Washington
Tucson
Ariz
White House
Air Force Academy
William G. Hall
Superior Court
Harry Ransom
Presisident
Truman
Air Force
West Point
Annnapolis
Army
Navy
Defense Johnson
Arizona
Mining Laws Change Argued at Western Convention
In Spokane on Sept 28 a federal official and a mining industry spokesman clashed over proposed changes to the nations mining laws. Marion Clawton of the bureau of land management urged revision to curb land-use abuses and delays in patenting claims while Charles F Willis of Arizona defended the basic law though acknowledging some proposals merit. The forum highlighted doubts about subsurface protections, claim development, and potential shifts in land use policy affecting miners, foresters, and public interests.
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Spokane
Wash
American Mining Congress
Marion Clawton
Bureau of Land Management
Charles F. Willis
Phoenix
Arizona Small Mine Operators’ Association
Clawson
Willis
Hoover Westeaaington
Individua
Dodgers Braves Rain Postpones Game to Doubleheader
Boston rain forced postponement of the Dodgers and Braves game. It will be played tomorrow as a doubleheader. The home club usually decides postponed games, but Braves general manager John Quinn granted Brooklyn the right to choose due to the tight pennant race with St. Louis.
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Boston
U.P
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Braves
Mgr
John Quinn
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Rain Ends Threat as Fires Retreat in Oregon
In Portland Oregon rain and shifting winds today ended the immediate danger from more than fifty forest fires that burned across western Oregon Monday and Tuesday, easing the wildfire threat for the region.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Pirates Cardinals Postpone Crucial Game To Tomorrow
Heavy rain delays today's key matchup between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Pirates. A double header will be staged tomorrow to complete the series.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Armco Steel, unions reach pension and insurance deal
Armco Steel Corp and independent unions in Middletown Hamilton and Zanesville Ohio reach a new pensions plan covering about 9 000 workers at three plants. The agreement increases pensions and improves insurance with workers sharing costs and a new 100 dollar monthly pension amount for many retirees.
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Middleton
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Hamilton
Zanesville
Armco
Steel Union And Company At Odds Over Pension Plan
United States Steel proposes a 10 cent hourly pension and insurance program to avert a nationwide strike while CIO United Steelworkers accuse the industry of plotting a walkout. President Fairless cites costs to employees. Philip Murray denounces the company for refusing the board’s recommendations and threatening a strike.
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Steel Union and Company
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S
Steel
Fairless
United States Steel
Philip Murray
Steel Industry Board
Murray
Judge Seeks Verdict in Rose Treason Trial
The jury hearing the government treason case against Iva Toguri D Aguino known as Tokyo Rose remained deadlocked after three days of deliberations. Federal Judge Michael Roche ordered renewed deliberations to weigh the evidence and avoid a second trial.
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San Francisco
Iva Toguri D’aquino
Tokyo
Mary Garden Returns to U S After 15 Years
Mary Garden, age 72, arrived in Hoboken after 15 years in Scotland. The famed operatic star, fading since 1931, plans a lecture tour starting Oct 2 in Washington under National Arts Foundation sponsorship, and will not sing again.
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Miss Garden
Scotland
National Arts Foundation
Washington, D. C
Homesteaders Loan Plan Near Passage
The senate passed a bill allowing public land homesteaders to obtain loans through the agriculture department. The plan targets veterans on western reclamation projects with priority given to settlers. Interior Department notes most have little capital and profits will take years. federal title blocks access to commercial loans for homes and equipment.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate
House
Interior Department
Postal Workers Raise Favored in Congressional Pay Bills
Washington discloses House approval of two broad pay raise measures for armed forces and postal workers as Congress moves to adjourn by mid October. The army and civil service raises pass. a postal raise aimed at $180 million yearly and includes higher starting salaries, 20 days annual leave, and a $100 uniform allowance. A separate rate-raising bill for postal revenues is expected, with a projected new deficit around $700 million, prompting discussions on higher rates.
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Washington
House
Congress
Armed Services
Post Office Department
White House
Senate
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
Philippines
China Area
Far East
Truman
Murray
D-Tenn
House Post Office Committee
Iservice
Old Salt Mines May Give Detroit Refuge
Salt mines under Detroit are being inspected for use as air raid shelters in case of an atomic bomb attack. Mines honeycomb the southwestern city area as city planning officials review their potential.
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Detroit
Churchill Home Rule Call Sparks Tory Attack on Labor
London, Sept. 25. Winston Churchill urged Parliament to oust Attlee's Labour government and elect a new administration to restore confidence and free the pound to find its own level in world markets. He lambasted Labour as driving Britain toward bankruptcy and devaluation, urged tax cuts and deregulation, and warned of a coming struggle over economic controls. The speech emphasized domestic vigor and international credibility while noting Russia's atomic achievement as a distant backdrop.
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London
Winston Churchill
Parliament
Attlee
Britain
Churchill
Russia
Laborites
Stafford Cripps
Carol Ann Beery Granted Substantial Monthly Increase
In Los Angeles on September 28, Carol Ann Beery received a raise from 200 to 3000 dollars per month from the estate of her late actor father Wallace Beery. A superior court judge approved the increase after attorney Lyman A. Garber disclosed the estate was 600000 dollars larger than expected, totaling 2100000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Carol Ann Beery
Superior Court
Lyman A. Garber
Wallace Beery
No Trips To Be Made Saturday Union Decides
Tucson transit workers vote 60 to 2 to strike after midnight Friday if no wage agreement is reached. Union leaders say company offers nothing and a living wage is demanded while pledging to finish current runs and bus service through the contract end.
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Union
Tucson Rapid Transit
Labor Temple
Harry Matthewson
Matthewson
Robert J. Russell
C. J. Cromer
J. P. Titus
Russell
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Mediation Conciliation Service
Los Angeles
National
TRI
Tucson
Victims of Mountain Plane Crash In Mexico
Rescue squads battled rain on Popocatepetl to recover 25 bodies from a DC3 crash on the snowbound peak. Among the dead were American tourists Eugenia Goldsmith and George Graham of Miami Beach. The flight originated from Tapachula near the Guatemalan border. There were no survivors.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Popocatepetl
Eugenia Goldsmith
George Graham
Miami Beach
Fla
Tapachula
Guatemalan
Boettiger Reported Improving in California Hospital
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger daughter of the late President is reported improved at St Johns hospital in Santa Monica California. She has been treated for a two week virus infection and is listed in better condition.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
St. John’s Hospital
Oklahoma Indian Whips The Navy at Madison Square Garden
Andrew Paul a 27 year old Pawnee trick rider won a knockout decision against two sailors outside Madison Square Garden. Police say the sailors taunted his western attire prompting the fight. Paul avoided injury while the sailors from the Brooklyn Navy Yard required hospital treatment and he faces felonious assault charges.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn Navy Yard
David Shearin
Robert W. Hart
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Arms Aid Fund
By Bill Hicks
Buenos Aires
Ministry of Transportation
Castilla
Ecuador
Eva Peron
Eva Peron Foundation For
Flota Aerea Mercanta Argentina
Smoky Hill
Talihina
Okla
Anna Boettiger
Single Coal Co
Clearfield
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Oklahoma
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