Mexico Seeks Cave Man in Hermosillo Disappearance
In Hermosillo Sonora an American consul reports Milton Marvin Toy 35 and his wife Florence Toy 30 renounced U S citizenship years ago to become Mexican citizens after Toy was found starving in a cave. Search parties seek Toy who vanished yesterday leaving his wife behind. Fingerprint checks are underway to confirm identities.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Ben Zweig
Nogales
Milton Marvin Toy
Florence Toy
Toy
U. S
Vendura Pro, Jr
Sonora State
James Short Rites Scheduled Today
James F. Short, a retired farmer spending winters in Mesa with daughter Mrs. Lena Foster, died after a short illness. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. today at Melcher Hacker Mortuary with Rev. A. M. Engle presiding. Burial in Mesa Cemetery. Born Graham, Texas, December 27, 1865. Survivors include wife Harriette, sons Alvin and Roy, and daughters Daisy Gray and Mrs. Foster. all but Mrs. Foster live in Texas.
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Henrietta
Alvin
Roy
Daisy Gray
Foster
Texas
Don Smith Leads Nogales Chamber of Commerce
Don Smith, a local real estate and insurance agent, is elected president of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce succeeding Tom Morgan Sr. Frank J. Barry Sr. becomes vice president and Harry G. Chernin is treasurer. Smith, a former newspaperman, previously worked for a Tucson daily and the Nogales Herald as news editor.
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Nogales
Don Smith
Churchmen Acquire Site For Boulevard Baptist Church
COOLIDGE Dec 30 AP A new Boulevard Baptist Church is planned after Aaron J Miller and J N Campbell bought land at Sunset Drive and the Arizona Boulevard. It will be built in cooperation with the First Baptist Church of Coolidge and the General Baptist Convention of Arizona. Construction to start within four months. services until completion will be held at the Cole and Maud Mortuary. Miller a deacon at First Baptist. Campbell former pastor there for eight years until illness.
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Coolidge
Aaron J. Miller
J. N. Campbell
Boulevard Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
General Baptist Convention of Arizona
Miller
Sunset Drive
Arizona Boulevard
Legislator Leaves For Gas Hearing
State Senator Clay B. Simer of Winslow is bound for Washington to represent Arizona at a Federal Power Commission rehearing on El Paso Natural Gas Company pipeline across Northern Arizona. Hearing opens January 4. Simer named by the State Corporation Commission, Attorney General Fred O. Wilson, and Winslow.
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Winslow
Clay B. Simer
Washington, D. C
Arizona
Federal Power Commission
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Simer
State Corporation Commission
Fred O. Wilson
Copper industry unions reach wage pact in Arizona region
Contracts between nine AFL craft unions and several mining firms in the Globe Miami area raise daily pay by 40 cents retroactive to December 16. About 1700 workers will gain. talks with the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union remain deadlocked.
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GLOBE
American Federation of Labor Craft Unions
Miami Copper Company
Castle Dome Copper Company, Inc
Copper Cities Transportation Company
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
International Smelting and Refining Company
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
CSO
Globe-Miami Trades Council
C. J. Billings
AFL
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott Copper Companies
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters
U. S
Canada
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
International Union of Operating Engineers
Fire Blamed On Paraffin Fire in Sacramento Building
In Sacramento a two story building housing a hotel and a paper container factory was gutted by a general alarm fire blamed on an ignited paraffin can set on a heater to melt. Eight people were injured and $200,000 in damage was reported. Fire Chief Terence Mulligan said the blaze started when the paraffin can caught fire. About 45 people were in the factory and hotel when the fire began.
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Sacramento
Calif
Terence Mulligan
Mulligan
Books Relocated At Tempe College Special to The Phoenix Gazette
Arizona State College at Tempe will house about 50 000 books in a new maintenance shop when students return from Christmas vacation. Matthews Library is remodeling while construction on the $1 000 000 Administration Building may begin February 15. Administrative offices move to the Lyceum Building and the Maintenance Building at the old tennis court site will serve library facilities through next summer, says superintendent Femn Harris.
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Tempe College
Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College At
Matthews
Lyceum
Femn Harris
Lease Sought On Site For Airport At Globe
Globe to lease Cutter Airport site after Civil Aeronautics Administration approval as a safe location. Chamber of Commerce reps Gunter Eckman Brooks Taylor and tribal council leaders discuss land exchange options with Forest Service and Tonto Cattle Association. Council planned follow up to finalize lease procedures and fencing requirements.
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Phoenix Gazette
GLOBE
Cutter
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Clarence Gunter
Clyde Eckman
Claude Brooks
Robert Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
San Carlos Tribal Council
Tonto Cattle Association
Taylor
Gunter
Globe-Miami
Clarence Wesley
Forest Service
Crook National Forest
Cutter Airport
Crook Forest
San Carlos
Tonto Association
Cattle Association
Relatives Sought For Drowned Man In Buckeye Canal
Buckeye reports the drowning of T. J. Credit a 28 year old from Hope Arkansas found in an irrigation ditch near Buckeye. Three local boys witnessed the body slip over a headgate and the town marshal recovered it. Coroner Meek ruled accidental drowning with no inquest. Credit had been missing since December 13.
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Buckeye
T. J. Credit
Credit
Sanders Camp
Hope
Ark
Richard Taylor
Richard Martin
Domingo Corona
M. C. McFerrin
Douglas Buys Tucson Farm
Lewis W. Douglas United States ambassador to Great Britain has purchased a 200 acre farm on East Fort Lowell Road in Tucson for 75000 dollars. The Hodges formerly owned the property and plans for its use have not been revealed. Douglas is a former Arizona congressman.
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Tucson
Lewis W. Douglas
United States
Great Britain
East Fort Lowell Road
Wetmore Hodges
Douglas
Arizona
Congress
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