Arizona judges map trip to Fort Grant school
Members of the Arizona Superior Court Judges Association will meet in Chandler to plan a visit to the State Industrial School at Fort Grant. The meeting follows a survey report urging transfer, and officers were elected including J. Smith Gibbons as president and W. E. Patterson as vice president.
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Fort Grant
Chandler
Superior Court Judges Association of Arizona
Arizona State Bar
J. Smith Gibbons
St. Johns
Apache County Superior Court
W. E. Patterson
Prescott
Yavapai County
Dan E. Garvey
Charles C. Bernstein
Maricopa County
More Rains Likely Today in Arizona
April showers were expected to continue around Phoenix and statewide with scattered showers over mountain areas tonight and slightly cooler temperatures. Rainfall totals included Stewart Mountain Dam .33 inch Bartlett Dam .19 Mormon Flat .23 Granite Reef .30 Roosevelt and Horseshoe under .10, and Pinal Ranch on Superior Highway reporting 51 inch, the heaviest.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Salt and Verde River
Stewart Mountain
Bartlett Dam
Mormon Flat
Granite Reef
Roosevelt
Horseshoe Dam
Pinal Ranch
Superior Highway
New Drug Aids Tuberculosis Cure In Tots
In Chicago on April 6 AP reports that streptomycin proved effective against tuberculosis in children under 12. Among 27 treated after failing standard care, five were arrested, 18 improved, three showed no change, and one worsened, a 7 week old infant developing meningitis.
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Chicago
Boston
Cy Perkins Tagged For Lefebvre Job
The Arizona Highway Commission will name Cy Perkins deputy state highway engineer to the post of chief highway engineer on April 12 as W. C. Lefebre resigns creating the vacancy. Lefebvre has been nominated by President Truman to be Phoenix postmaster at an annual pay of 7970. His name has been sent to the senate for confirmation.
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Arizona Highway Commission
Cy Perkins
W. C. Lefebre
Lefebvre
Truman
Phoenix
Senate
Richberg Urges Revival of Constitution by Law Reform
Richberg warns against malignant socialis during a keynote at the Arizona legal convention. He urges lawyers to educate clients and citizens to defend the constitution and oppose centralized power. Gardner will fill his slot tomorrow with talks on legal argument and briefs as about 78 Arizona lawyers attend the opening.
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Richberg
Arizona
Washington
Davies, Richberg, Tydings, Beebe and Landa
Erle Stanley Gardner
Los Angeles
Gardner
Phi Alpha Delta
San Marcos Hotel
Harold Ll. Jerman
Phoenix
Byron J. McCormick
University of Arizona Law School
Robert L. Myers
R. H. Cornelius
Phoenix Title and Trust Company
Spoke
Postal treaty signed between Philippines and United States
President Quirino signed an agreement to exchange postal money orders between the Philippines and the United States. The pact aims to streamline money transfers via postal services and deepen bilateral communications.
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Manila
Quirino
Philippines
United States
Pride and Honor Mark UN Cemetery Dedication in Korea
In Pusan on April 6 AP reports the United Nations dedicates Korea's first permanent cemetery. Lt Gen Ridgway presides as 4700 fallen service members, mainly Americans, are honored with national plots, drums, wreaths, and rifle volleys in light rain. Flags of 15 nations fly over varied markers.
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Pusan
Korea
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.N
U. N
Turkey
Hi Y Legislature Drops Four Controversial Bills
Arizona Hi Y Model Legislature moves four bills through hoppers after Governor Pyle calls to raise voting age to 18 impose compulsory high school athlete insurance and ban school racial segregation. The Young Men's Christian Association backs the program chaired by Dr. Robert Nugent with Don Beall as house speaker and Jim Laughran as senate president.
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Arizona
House
Senate
Howard Pyle
Young Men’s Christian Association
Robert L. Nugent
University of Arizona
Don Beall
Glendale High School
Jim Laughran
Glendale
Bob Douglass
North Phoenix High School
Arizona boy legislators trapped by elevator incident
Four youths serving as boy legislators were trapped between the third and fourth floors in the rear Capitol elevator for about 15 minutes. Custodian Scottie Moss responded and freed them.
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Arizona
Capitol Building
Scottie Moss
Teenage legislators push bills to curb secret societies
A youth led movement argues for reform in the capitol with teenage legislators introducing bills to ban secret societies in high schools and reduce their influence, signaling concern over campus secretive activity and student governance.
Two Phoenix Fugitives Captured In Oklahoma
Thomas, Okla. April 6 AP. Highway patrolmen recaptured two of four federal prisoners who overpowered a deputy U S marshal and escaped in his car near Weatherford Oklahoma yesterday. Boehm and Bridges, both 21 and 22, of Phoenix, were captured without resistance after a farmer reported spotting them. Still at large are Palciderer of Lovington New Mexico and Green of Long Beach California, all jailed earlier for transporting stolen cars.
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James Frank Green
Long Beach
Calif
Ernest Salazar
Albuquerque
John Armizo
Weatherford
U. S. Highway 66
Salazar
Pro Grid Player Held In New Mexico Murder
Jerry Nuzum, 26, Steelers halfback, arrested in Pittsburgh on a murder charge in the 1949 death of Ovida Coogler near Las Cruces. He waived extradition and will cooperate. The case has stirred state and national attention and prompted renewed investigations after the girl’s partly buried body was found April 1949. Governor Mechem backed efforts to solve the case.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Jerry Nuzum
Pittsburgh
Ovida Coogler
Nuzum
New Mexico
Pittsburgh Steelers
New Mexico A&m
Senate
Edwin Mechem
Federal Bureau of Investigations
al Hathaway
E. A. Tafoya
Pupils Hear Talk By Reg Manning At City Library
Reg Manning syndicated cartoonist and Arizona Republic staff member spoke at the Phoenix City Library on East Coronado Road. Three Kenilworth School classes attended while parents were invited. A doll collection by Mrs. Lillian Lindsey was also displayed for Franklin and Emerson School visitors.
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Reg Manning
Arizona Republic
Phoenix City
East Coronado Road
Kenilworth School
Lillian Lindsey
Lindsey
Franklin
Emerson
Bankruptcy Plea Filed by Gail Butterfield
Gail Butterfield of 1250 East Maryland, former bar and restaurant operator at 2390 East Camelback Road, seeks bankruptcy in United States District Court. She lists debts of 3679.89 dollars and non-exempt assets totaling 730 dollars.
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Gail Butterfield
East
Maryland
East Camelback Road
United States District Court
Tribe Sets Record Oil Land Leases in Arizona
Navajo Indian Tribe leased four tracts totaling 15,680 acres between Tuba City and Kayenta for 642553 dollars, a record. W J Weaver of Fort Worth bought two tracts for 230774 and 148694, Sinclair Oil of Tulsa leased the other two for 162700 and 100384, with ten more tracts in Utah and 24 in New Mexico also leased.
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Window Rock
Arizona
Tuba City
Kayenta
W. J. Weaver
Fort Worth
Tex
Sinclair Oil and Refining Company
Tulsa
Okla
San Juan County
Utah
New Mexico
Phoenician Pilot Among Five Damaged MIG-15 Jets
United States Fifth Air Force reports Maj. Martin C. Johansen of Phoenix Arizona among five American pilots who damaged Russian built MIG-15 jets while leading a flight of 21 Sabre jets near the Manchurian border. The incident occurred yesterday as they engaged 30 Red aircraft.
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United States
Fifth Air Force Headquarters
Korea
Martin C. Johansen
West Avalon Drive
Phoenix
Ariz
Manchurian
Boehm Sentenced in 1949 for Bogus Check Charge
Phoenix Police records show Boehm was sentenced in Maricopa County Superior Court on June 20, 1949 to a one year term for a bogus check charge and that he had been under investigation since February 1943. Bridges was arrested in December 1950 for investigation of car theft after an automobile he rode in was involved in an accident and he escaped from Maricopa County Hospital on January 3, 1951.
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Phoenix
Boehm
Maricopa County Superior Court
Bridges
Maricopa County Hospital
Phoenician Draws 6-10 Year Term
A Phoenix man, Paul H. Breithaupt, 43, was sentenced in Carlsbad New Mexico to 6 to 10 years for involuntary manslaughter after a Dec 30 collision in which three women in a car died. A doctor testified the driver tested positive for intoxication.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul H. Breithaupt
Breithaupt
Water Bill Introduced For Yellowstone River Compact
Washington April 6 The Yellowstone River Water Use Compact between North Dakota Montana and Wyoming seeks congressional ratification. Representative D Ewart a Republican from Montana introduced the bill yesterday highlighting the regional water rights accord and potential federal approval process.
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Washington
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
D’ewart
Mont
Red Cross Moves Fund Drive Office
Maricopa County Red Cross fund campaign headquarters are moving to 329 North Third Avenue from a space donated across from Hotel Westward Ho by chapter chairman John B. Mills. General campaign chairman John T. Kimball says volunteers will push the $248,978 drive, already 65 percent complete, over the top.
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Maricopa County
Red Cross Fund
North Third Avenue
Westward Ho
John B. Mills
John T. Kimball
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House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Eighth Army
Oklahoma
Robert L. Palciderer
Lovington, N. M
Pro
Stalin Peak
Russia
Pamir Range
Tribe
Daniel
Wrexty
Knapp
American Cancer Society
Remington
Rogers Bros
Diamond Combinat
Elgin
Ronson
Eweler
East Washington
North Central
Gruen Verithin
Man
Lady’s
Phoenician
U. S
Swift’s
Cudahy’s
Cudahy
Tb. Itan Ib
Cappelli Meat Market
24Th Street
Red Cross
E. Washington
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