GOP Pushes Drive For State Victory
Arizona Republicans open the 1950 campaign with dinner rallies in Florence and Tucson. Senator Cain of Washington spoke in Tucson, attacking the Truman administration and urging Republicans to stand firm. Senator Butler attended a Phoenix dinner as a guest. Cain defended Taft-Hartley, warned of a labor government if Taft is defeated, and urged Republicans to be conservative and take a firm stand. Washington guests and local figures attended the event, with notable remarks connecting to water needs and the Central Arizona Project.
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Bill Turnbow
Arizona
Republican Party
Florence
Tucson
United States
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
Pima County
Harry P. Cain
Washington
Sciot
North Central Avenue
Cain
Truman
Butler
Winslow
Phoenix
Democratic Party
Thomas E. Dewey
Abraham Lincoln
Central Arizona Project
Family of Eight Dies in Tornado Event
A tornado claimed the lives of eight family members amid a gathering, as Republican officials and local leaders attended a program led by Mrs. Ethel Angell. Carolyn and Willetta Munsel wore Uncle Sam and Miss Liberty costumes, Charlanne Scheid participated with a talking elephant themed act, and Eugene Downey received an orchid honoring Lincoln's Birthday designation efforts.
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Republican State Central Committee
Robert H. Wallace
Robert Bohannan
Ronald Webster
Charles Garland
Maricopa County
Republican Committee
Ethel Angell
Carolyn
Willetta Munsel
Willet Munsel
Charlanne Scheid
Russell Scheid
Pated
Munsels
Uncle Sam
Miss Liberty
Miss Scheid
Clarence Bard
M. R. Angell
Eugena Downey
Lincoln
Kelland
Income tax forms and rules for 1949 returns
Washington AP outlines which form to use based on income. Under $5,000 use 1040-A or 1040 short form depending on income type. $5,000+ must use 1040 long form. Deductions differ: under 10 percent for 1040-A or 1040 short, or itemize on long form. Husbands and wives may file jointly to save if under total thresholds.
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Washington
Annetta’s drop shoulder dress with alphabet print
Fashion item description notes drop shoulder silhouette in Alphabet print with a new tie neck line. Available in navy black fuchsia or white sizes 10 to 20 or soft silver sizes 9 to 15. Fashion favorite.
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Shirley Lee
Faille
Annetta
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Clarence Budington Kelland
Margaret Adams Rockwell
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Zona
Republican National Committee
Sam McKelvie
Mesa
Mael Ricketts
Arizona Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Bruce Barton
New York
Robert Myers
Derek van Dyke
Young Republican League
Carl Diverbiss
R. W. Carroll
Ripley
Tenn
Hurricane Hill
By James Marlow
Diamond's Fashions
Borden
The
Borden Co
Madison Ave
Diamond’s
Diamond's Millinery
Mountain Valley
Bobbie Brook
Ue P Ferreblix
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