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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1952

Page

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Retirement Act To Be Re-Submitted In Arizona Senate

In Phoenix the Arizona senate rejected a last minute bid to block the public employee retirement act from being resubmitted to voters. The bill, approved on final reading 040 to 3, sets aside 8.503 million dollars to activate the John-derived retirement program if voters reject it in the November general election. The appropriation halves go to the governor and secretary of state, while critics call it a red herring.

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Housing Gets Final Approval for New Low Rent Units

The Public Housing Authority has granted final approval to begin construction of 47 low rent units on the south side of the city, east of the cemetery. Lead contractor Yurcan has the contract. A San Francisco supervisor noted assistance for the project.

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Snow Idles Sedona Film Location Troupe

Sedona AP report notes heavy snowfall affecting a Hollywood film shoot in Sedona with the Fox Troupe in place. Five inches of snow fell during the week as two hundred Indians from Africa City arrived to appear in the picture.

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Rent Control Board To Meet Tuesday Night

George Rothfats as chair announces first weekly meetings of the Mingstadé cont a vltory board to be held at 7 00 p m Tuesday March 91 on the second floor at 16 North Leroux street Rent office Persons with rent control problems are invited to attend.

George Rothfats Mingstadé Cont A Vltory Leroux Street

Maricopa Officers Probe Fatal Beating

A man identified as Warren Pino was found beaten to death around 12:25 PM today. Maricopa County Sheriff's Office investigates at 706 West Backeye Road.

Phoenix Warren Pino Maricopa, Fauilty West Backeye Road

Search For Lost Plane Near Prescott Becomes Major Quest

Prescot area pilots, Civil Air Patrol planes, and air force units scour the Camp Wood region northwest of Prescott after a missing flyer from Needles failed to land in Minneapolis. Heavy overcast halted early searches, with four more planes en route from Riverside and GAP units from Dingstaff Kingman and Phoenix.

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Students chairmen lead Flagstaff career conferences

Forty three Pligstaff School students lead small group career conferences at Flagstaff High School. Each conference is run by a student chairman who introduces the panel and guides discussion. Chairmen include Leo Dvorak Kathleen Micke Mona Primmer Sandya Nash Pat Montgomery Bruce McQuattere Martin Satran Bob Shafer Ross Elwes Hilly Tirinin Hetty Hurd Janice Baker and others with roles from aviation law enforcement teaching forestry and media fields.

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Judge Udall Rules Van Deren Justified in Elk Killing

Karl Van Deren of Alanis Park was fined 160 dollars after being court found to have acted in defense of his property when killing an elk on August 15 1956. Judge Udall ruled the game laws broadly administered and noted the necessity to protect property from damage while preserving elk herds.

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Supreme Court Rules Deportation For Communist Party Members

Washington ruling 6 to 2 holds aliens who once joined the Communist Party may be deported. Justice Jackson delivered the majority with Justices Douglas and a dissent by Black. Justice Frankfurter concurred with the majority, joined by Chief Justice Stone and Justices Reed, Burton, Minton, Jackson.

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Liquor License Moratorium Bill Tabled By Arizona House

In Phoenix the Arizona House tabled a bill to extend for another year the moratorium on issuing liquor licenses. The measure failed on a 23 to 2 vote with Hop. Al Lindsay of Maricopa leading a call for reconsideration and opposing the extension.

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Batista Forces Seize Cuba In Army Supported Revolt

Havana reports an army backed revolt seizing control as President Prio fled the palace amid violence. Batista, long a dominant figure, proclaimed a crackdown on corruption and gangsterism while promising elections scheduled for June.

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Women’s P. E. Building At College Opens

The college opens its enhanced women’s physical education building on Tuesday, marking a major upgrade. The project expanded an earlier gymnasium into a modern facility costing 180,275, featuring a swimming pool with filtering, showers, dressing rooms, steam bath, and a lounge. Two 90 by 20 foot classrooms were added for close work and dance study with a kitchen and club room to host social events.

Blildred Stevera O. Johnson & Son Imweenix Malera Steem

Golfing Brothers Die In Seagull Incident At Worthing Club

In Worthing England Keith and Malcolm Grayton were playing a two ball foursome when Keith drove from the tee and struck a seagull. Moments later Malcolm used the same ball from the 15th tee and also killed a seagull.

Worthing England Keith Malcom Grayton Worthing Golf Club Malcolm

Regular City Council Meeting Slated Tonight

City council members announce a regular meeting to be held tonight at 2 in the city mall auditorium. The group typically convenes in the courtroom on the second floor.

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U S retaliates with travel ban on Soviet staff families

The United States imposes a 25 mile travel ban on Soviet officials and their families in Washington and New York in retaliation for similar restrictions by Prussia. About 257 officials and Russian employees, including Tass and Antarg staff, are affected. diplomatic status at the UN remains exempt.

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Strikes Hit Fastern Lines Shake Chicago Rail Service

Strikes halted most of the New York Central system and disrupted St. Louis area routes on Monday. Wholesale layoffs began as rail lines canceled trains west of Britain while public shippers faced mounting frustration and travel delays amid the walkouts.

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Mother Killer Faces Idaho Trial After Arrest

Ward Davis M. Ward, 24, is bound for Idaho to face murder charges in the death of his mother, Mrs. Dlice Ward, 62. County attorney David J. Palmer Jr. said the body was found in the trunk at Beir home in Aline Tuesday. Sheriff Saul II Clark, Maasia county, and Chief of Police Wesley Sizemore confirmed Ward’s custody and return to Idaho for prosecution.

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Housing Board Urges Safer Railroad Crossings Here

The Housing Authority of Flagstaff adopted a resolution urging better railroad safety devices at city crossings. It calls for automated gates or a watchman due to increased traffic from a nearby housing project and recent deadly incidents near the Santa Fe tracks.

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Evening Swimming Classes Start This Week

Swimming classes begin tonight at 7 for a two hour session led by Dr Juli Peterson. The course runs eight two hour sessions in the newly remodeled women's gym complex near the Main building. Public invited to inspect the pool and meet the physical education staff.

Anton McCreary Juli Peterson SUI Syemming

Glendale Man Tops Vote for Arizona House Speaker

Glendale resident Ken W. Barkley leads a Democratic poll as the preferred choice for Arizona House speaker. Barkley, noted for work in central Arizona, topped the list of nine candidates in a last week poll.

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Ex Kingman Postmaster Faces Funds Charge

Vernon Tinbb former Kingman postmaster will be sentenced in Wednesday court here next Monday for misappropriating postal funds. Hubbs pleaded guilty to misappropriating $178.

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Aya Pyle Faces Decision on Secrecy Deliberations

Aya Pyle weighs whether to deliver records as part of a secrecy dispute. Court motions outline the scope of potential disclosures and the impact on ongoing proceedings. Local officials and lawyers expect a ruling within weeks to determine transparency.

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