Arizonan Brisendine Graduates FBI Academy Class
James E. Brisendine of Winslow Police Department completed the FBI National Academy 46th session in Washington DC. The 26th Arizona officer to finish the 12 week course studied police administration traffic control crime detection and fingerprinting. Senator Dirksen and Jennings Randolph addressed the graduates.
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James E. Brisendine
Winslow
Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy
Washington, D. C
Brisendine
Arizona
FBI Academy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Jennings Randolph
Capital Airlines
Chamber to Install New Winslow Officers Tomorrow
Winslow Chamber of Commerce will install E. C. Twing as president with Ralph H. Cake as vice president. Directors to take seats include Dr Alma Beck John R Babich M E Durkin and A S Glidewell as part of the ceremony in Winslow March 31.
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Winslow
E. C. Twing
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
Ralph H. Cake
Dr. Alma _ Beck
John R. Babich
M. E. Durkin
A. S. Glidewell
Polka dot paint and other oddities spark headlines
A jumbled mix of quirky notes highlights novelty items from glossed paint to alti tudes, and a New York candy box with a built in flashlight. It mentions Bisbee’s 5300 ft height, Meteor Crater play space, a self serve Los Angeles garage, and a Grand Junction seed packet offer with grass seed for mountain growth.
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Prescott
Bisbee
Meteor Crater
Winslow
New York
Los Angeles
Grand Junction
Colorado
Arizona's Largest Car Dealer
Arizona's largest car dealer located at Second Ave and West Van Buren continues to serve customers with a wide selection of vehicles, offering competitive pricing and financing options. The showroom on West Van Buren highlights a broad inventory suitable for first-time buyers and veteran shoppers alike.
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Arizona
Second Ave
West van Buren
Awards To Three Scouting Leaders In Coolidge District
Arrow head awards were presented to Howard Eastman and Roy Cooksey of Eloy and Vic Palmer of Ray at Casa Grande Valley Districts first annual meeting. Ed Pederson, district Scout chairman, presided as Norris J. Steverson spoke on Youth Training.
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Norris J. Steverson
Arizona State College
Tempe
Bill Poe
Coolidge
Boy Scouts
Letic
Pinal County
Florence
Ray Peterson
Fernando Ortega
Eloy
Howard Eastman
Ray Cooksey
Norman Wilson
John Hyder
Casa Grande
Ed Dempsey
Quinn Lumpkin
A. S. Burton
Ray McFaddin
Robert Barnes
Sacaton
Wayne Pratt
Robert Shuler
Hayden
James Morris
Dominic Delida
Ray Vic Palmer
Wilbur Sellers
Baptchule
Ray Armstrong
Winkleman
Genaro Dorome
Eleven - Mile Corner — Mathew Batteau
A. S. Cobb
Walter Graham
Morgan Tenney
Napoleon Pisano
Marana Frank Webb
Ernest di Gregorio
Floods Recede After Causing Heavy Losses
Floodwaters in the Deep South Iowa and New Jersey receded after widespread damage to farms homes and roads. Alabama Tombigbee Warrior and Coosa rivers fell back from flood crests. about 1200 people displaced with two drownings. Des Moines Des Moines area rivers eased. Mary Louise Cordingley golf champion died in Des Moines flood. New Jersey Passaic Valley floodwaters receded as Hudson Mohawk rivers remained near normal. Susquehanna runoff declined in Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Iowa
New Jersey
Alabama
Warrior
Coosa
Mississippi
Georgia
Selma
Kentucky
Gulf States
Des Moines
Raccoon
Mary Louise Cordingley
Passaic
Hudson
Mohawk
New York
Pennsylvania
Pinal Spelling Bee Winners Named
Joan Ann Cooper of Casa Grande, an eighth grader, won the Pinal County spelling contest at Coolidge High School. Nellie Duarte of Eloy and Frank Dantes of Kenilworth School placed second. all three advance to the state competition in Phoenix on April 28.
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Walt Davis
Casa Grande
Davis
Arkansas
W Townsend
Eloy
Catalina Council
Norman Wilson
Joan Montgomery
John Eikenberry
Eloy High School
Eikenberry
Father Camillius
Bapchule St. Peters
Earl Ward
Coolidge Community Church
City Election Drives Close At Tucson
In Tucson on April 2 AP reports the mayoral race and three council seats ending the Democratic ticket led by J. O. Niemann face Republican Fred A. Emery Jr. with Niemann seeking his first term after serving as councilman 17 years. Council incumbents Brady Abbott and Pistor seek re election. Republicans Conelly Phelps and Weaver run in their wards.
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Tucson
J. O. Niemann
Niemann
Fred A. Emery, Jr
E. T. Houston
Charles A. Brady
James E. Abbott
William J. Pistor
Wilbur F. Conelly
Harlow D. Phelps
Dennis B. Weaver
Third Suspect Sought in Washington Street Robbery
Police sought a third suspect in a strong arm robbery of Thomas G Carbajal a furniture repairman living at 1936 East Washington Street after three men jumped him near 20th and Washington streets Saturday night taking his billfold containing $16. Two men were in custody following arrests near the scene.
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Thomas G. Carbajal
East Washington Street
Carbajal
20Th
Washington Streets
Spies Sentenced in Czechoslovakia on U S Charges
Prague 2 April one Czechoslovak sentenced to death two to life imprisonment four to terms from 18 to 24 years for spying for the United States Pravda at Kosice said today the report noted.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
Pravda
Kosice
Arizona Road Mishaps Claim Two Lives Weekend Toll Rises
Two fatal Arizona traffic accidents over the weekend claimed a Tucson girl and a Texas woman. Katherine Linda La Bleu, 2, died in a Tucson intersection crash involving a pickup driven by 34 year old William C. La Bleu and a 21 year old Tucson man, John Wells. Ruby D. Hanson, 31, of Pittsburgh Texas died in a Yuma hospital from injuries after a Dateland wreck.
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Tucson
Texas
Arizona
Katherine Linda la Bleu
William C. la Bleu
Ruby D. Hanson
Pittsburg
Tex
Yuma
Dateland
la Bleu
John Wells
Ida Louise
Wells
Navy
Hanson
Oscar G. Hanson
W. D. Hanson
Annie Ruth Sewell
Pittsburgh
Alonzo L. McFadden
San Diego
Interior report cites 1950 Western irrigation crop yield
The United States Interior Department reports Western irrigated lands produced nearly 14,000,000 tons of crops in 1950, highlighting the scale of agricultural output in that region during that year.
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United States Interior Department
J H Macia Pioneer Arizona Miner Dies
James Herbert Macia 79 mining man and rancher dies in Phoenix. He came to Arizona at 16 and worked in Bisbee Prescott Oatman Congress and Octave. He led the Contention Mine shaft project at Tombstone and led the Tombstone Mining Company as its superintendent. Survived by wife Ethel a son Lt Col James H Macia Jr two daughters two brothers and a half sister.
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Tombstone
Phoenix
James Herbert Macia
Macia
Arizona
Bisbee
Prescott
Oatman
Congress
Octave
Contention
Tombstone Mining Company
Harry
Swisshelm Mountains
Douglas
Rose Tree Inn
Burton Devere
Tombstone Union High School District Board of Trustees
Ethel
James H. Macia, Jr
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Devere
A. W. Sick
Benson
Placentia
Calif
George
Los Angeles
Iris Williamson
New York City
Larsons Win $17,500 Judgment Against Jerome Lumber
A Prescott jury after 4 1/2 hours deliberation awarded Mr and Mrs Joe Larson 17500 against Jerome Lumber Co for fire damage to their apartment house and other buildings caused by yard fire on Sept 2. The Larsons sought 31720 and Feher family won 600 for personal property losses.
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Prescott
Joe Larson
Jerome Lumber Company
Jerome
Early American bicycles called velocipedes and hobby horses
The National Geographic Society notes early American bicycles were termed velocipedes hobby horses and dandy carriages reflecting the period's playful naming and evolving bicycle design in the 19th century.
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National Geographic Society
Nogales To Hold Election Tomorrow
Nogales voters will elect a mayor and six aldermen tomorrow. A total of 1,556 residents are eligible to vote with J. H. Barbee and H. G. Chernin as mayoral candidates. Incumbent mayor James V. Robins did not seek another term. Eleven candidates run for the City Council.
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Nogales
J. H. Barbee
H. G. Chernin
James V. Robins
Ing
Janet Glenn Named Rodeo Queen in Douglas
Janet Glenn of Douglas has been named the queen for the Douglas Rodeo. The rodeo festival gets under way this Saturday with events and ceremonies planned around the arena.
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Douglas
Janet Glenn
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