Boss Crump Tours Phoenix as Sunshine Break Turns Political Echo
Edward Hull Crump known as Boss Crump visits Phoenix with his wife and Memphis officials en route to California for the Rose Bowl. The 74 year old Memphis power broker praises Memphis, notes a $15 000 600 bridge project he chaired, and extols the city’s cleanliness and low taxes while dodging questions on politics.
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Boss Crump
Phoenix
Edward Hull Crump
Memphis
Tenn
Red Snapper
Tennessee
Crump
Ira Lichterman
Memphis Light and Power Company
Lichterman
California
Sun Valley
Ida
Idaho
Joe W. Skinner, Jr
Greater
Arizona
Skinner
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Harry S. Truman
Shelby County
Battle at St. Monica's Hospital Leaves One Dead
A gun and knife confrontation at the main entrance of St. Monica's Hospital early today left Robert Beatty dead after three deep knife wounds. Isaac Starks was hospitalized with a gunshot wound and Cary Starks fled the scene with injuries after a police chase. Police say the trio and Esther Love had dined together earlier in the hospital cafeteria.
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St. Monica’s Hospital
Robert
Burt) Beatty
East Adams Street
Isaac Starks
West
Pima Street
Starks
Cary
Bakersfield
Calif
South Seventh Avenue
Richard Finley
Cary Starks
Alex Robl
Robl
Fifth Avenue
Yavapai Street
Dorothy Crosby
Esther Love
Glendale Avenue
Beatty
Sixth Avenue
Buckeye Road
Seventh Avenue
Wayne Heap
Robs
George van Doren
Charles Heyser
Charles Smith
Mrs. Love
van Doren
Norell To Head Local Hiram Club
Albert W. Norell, real estate dealer at 840 West Thomas Road, was elected president of the Phoenix Hiram Club. New officers include Don Beck as first vice president, Barry Casey as second vice president, Earle F. Barrows as treasurer, T. T. Swift as secretary, and Fred Warren and Malcolm Bayley on the board of governors for one year. Board terms ending in June will be completed by Joe Kircher and Louis Jurwitz. Installation will take place at next Wednesday's Hotel Adams meeting.
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Phoenix Hiram Club
Albert W. Norell
West Thomas Road
Hotel Adams
Don Beck
Barry Casey
Earle F. Barrows
T. T. Swift
Fred Warren
Malcolm Bayley
Joe Kircher
Louis Jurwitz
Hotel Adanis
Debtor Miller Files for Bankruptcy in District Court
Damon Norwood Miller of Gilbert lists debts totaling 5128.22 and assets of 930 in a petition to be adjudged bankrupt filed in United States District Court. He previously operated Miller's Dress Shop in Williams and a service station in Williams and also ran a shop in Wickenburg.
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Damon
Norwood Miller
Gilbert
Miller
Williams
Wickenburg
United States District Court
East Austria Feared Facing Russian Grab
Vienna officials fear Soviet maneuvers could split Austria as Berlin did, by wrecking the four power Allied Control Council and exploiting the Nazi issue. A British field near Vienna complicates airlifted arrangements, with Soviet ringed territories surrounding the city.
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Austria
Vienna
Germany
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Templehof
Divorce Reunites Couple After Seven Silent Years
In St Paul a 57 year old wife and 53 year old husband reconciled after seven years of silence sparked by a neighbor's letter accusing infidelity. Mrs Irene Boesel admitted writing the letter used to provoke separation. The judge urged reconciliation and the couple spoke of renewed happiness.
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ST. Paul
Fred
Marie Fastner
Fastner
Irene Boesel
Fastners
Indian Welfare Chief Appointed
Selene Gifford of Rochester Massachusetts was named chief of the Welfare and Placement Branch of the Bureau of Indian Affairs by the Interior Department. She will oversee the bureau's social services and off reservation employment programs.
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Washington
Selene Gifford
Rochester
Mass
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Miss Gifford
Bureau
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Norell
Hiram Club
The
Butane Co
19Th Avenue
Linden
Diamond
Coats
Jean Harpers
Oae
Robert V. Densch
Indian Welfare
Fred and Mary Coles
WM New Printery
Oxford
Diamond's
Diamond's Shoe
Second Street
Peggy
Diamond's Dollar Saving Basement
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