Retirement push for Tucson judge fuels temporary seat plan
A drive to retire U S District Judge Howard C. Speakman or permit a temporary additional judge in Arizona gains traction in Congress. Rep. Francis E. Walter introduced the bill after a Ninth Circuit study urged a temporary addition due to Speakman’s ill health and limited court presence, with nine district judges handling his cases and ongoing uncertainty on extensions.
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United States District Court
Howard C. Speakman
Tucson
Congress
Arizona U. S. Judicial District
Francis E. Walter
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Arizona
Speakman
William Denman
San Francisco
Ninth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter
Claude McCulloch
Oregon
David Ling
McCulloch
Ninth Circuit
Drowning death linked to jeep incident near Mesa home
The former Sadie Green, 37, mother of a daughter identified as Johnson, drowned in an irrigation ditch beside the family property after reportedly stepping from a moving jeep. Johnson did not stop, later found her dazed, and drove her to a hospital. Survivors include Oliver, 18, and Carl Johnson, with extended family in Mesa and Phoenix. The deceased was a Mesa High School graduate. Johnson had lived in the Mesa area about 35 years.
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Sadie Green
L. E. Mulleneaux
Johnson
Carl Johnson
Phoenix
Mesa District
MacArthur Ouster Backed by Red Radio in Peiping
Peiping radio broadcast to Korea claims MacArthur's removal signals Reds victory in Korea and says Ridgway's appointment shows U.S. resolve to widen the war. It accuses Truman of ousting MacArthur after defeats as U.S. planes bomb Antung and nearby villages across the Yalu. U.S. Far East Air Forces declines to comment.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Korea
MacArthur
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red Radio
Truman
Antung
Manchuria
Yalu River
United States Far East Air Forces
Baby Daughter Dies in Phoenix Morning Tragedy
Deborah Felton, five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Felton of 2727 West Glendale Avenue, died on arrival at Memorial Hospital after being under a doctor's care for three months. The body was taken to South Phoenix Funeral Parlor.
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Deborah Felton
Leon Felton
Glendale Avenue
Memorial Hospital
South Phoenix Funeral Parlor
Fatal bicycle crash and multiple injuries reported
Highway patrolmen reported James 20 drove a sedan with six youths after striking a northbound cyclist. The sedan overturned three times. Frane 20 fled control while braking. Passengers included Abraham 19 Carter 20 Joshu 19 Easton 24 and Schmitt 19. Others: Jackson 56 hospitalized after Van Buren crash.
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James
Ronald James Frane
West Culver Street
Frane
Yvonne Abraham
West Vernon Avenue
James Carter
Yale Street
Virginia Joshu
Portland Street
Phil Easton
North 20Th Street
Donald J. Schmitt
North Central Avenue
Dock Jackson
South 40Th Street
40Th
van Buren Streets
Jackson
van Buren Street
Half the human race are farmers or farm workers
The statement notes that more than half the global population engages in farming or agricultural labor, highlighting the central role of farming in human livelihoods and economies across various regions. It reflects on workforce distribution and the dependence on agriculture for sustenance and income.
Rodeo Draws 9000 For First Show At Arizona State College
About 9000 attended the first rodeo performance sponsored by the Phoenix junior chamber with guest groups from the Boys' Clubs, junior patrols, and marching units. Tonight begins at 8 pm and tomorrow features 2 and 8 pm shows. Mills suffered a cut over his left eye from a lariat, Parish was mildly injured by a horse, and several riders were unseated by bulls and broncos. The Arizona State College band provided music, with tickets at the Bunk House or gates.
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Junior Chamber
Phoenix Boys’ Clubs
Mills
Parish
Easy Money
Brahma
Arizona State College At
Animal foods contain far fewer calories than plant feeds
An analysis notes that animal foods deliver only 10 to 20 percent of the calories present in the plants used to feed the animals that become food.
Mail Carrier W F Livengood Dies at 67
William Franklin Livengood 67 a Phoenix Globe mail carrier died yesterday at his home 1209 East Fillmore Street Born in Georgetown Texas he came to Phoenix in 1938 He is survived by his wife Burlie four sons Billy Frank Beryl and Doyl six sisters two brothers 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be arranged at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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William Franklin Livengood
Phoenix
Globe
East
Fillmore Street
Georgetown
Tex
Livengood
Texas
Burlie
Richard P. Taylor
James Frazee
William V. Cohen
Young
Billy
Frank
Tolleson
Beryl and
Doyl
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
MacArthur wants inquiry start with 1945 and Korea report
MacArthur urged that a committee inquiry begin with V J Day in 1945 and cover his China mission, arms shipments to Chiang Kai shek, prewar U S troops withdrawal from Korea, and Wedemeyer’s suppressed Korea report. Senators Kerr and Smith weighed in on Korea policy and MacArthur’s removal as accidental or contested, as the general, Mrs. MacArthur, and Arthur prepared to leave Tokyo aboard the Bataan with a Honolulu layover en route to Washington and New York.
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Marshall
China
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Korea
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
MacArthur
Yalu River
H. Alexander Smith
N. J
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Group
Smith
Japan
Arthur
Tokyo
Bataan
Honolulu
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Washington
New York
Martin
Arizona’s New Vehicle Code Notes Pedestrian Rights
A summary of the updated rules outlines pedestrians’ right of way in crosswalks, prohibitions on stopping in roadways to solicit rides, and passing on the right on broad streets. It also covers slow driving restrictions, intersection yield rules, bicycle rider requirements, school bus stopping, coasting in neutral, muffler standards, and full stops when leaving alleys or driveways.
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Arizona
Pope Receives Princess Elizabeth and Duke in Rome
Pope Pius held a private audience with Princess Elizabeth of England and the Duke of Edinburgh in Vatican City. The meeting marked the third in more than 25 years between the pontiff and England’s royal line. Elizabeth wore black, Philip in naval uniform. about 500 Commonwealth seminary students cheered as they left.
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Vatican City
Pius
Elizabeth of
England
Duke of Edinburgh
Vatican
Philip
Commonwealth Seminaries
Rome
Elizabeth
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