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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1950

Page

17

John Babbitt elected head of Arizona cattle growers

John Babbitt of Flagstaff was elected president of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association at its 46th annual convention. He succeeds Carlos Ronstadt of Tucson. Ralph Cowan of Douglas and Fred Turley of Snowflake were named first and second vice presidents, with Robert E. Perkins of Prescott re-elected treasurer. State lands lease review and tax policy were among discussed issues, as were moves to attract new industry to Arizona despite tax obstacles.

Arizona Cattle Growers Association Arizona State Senate Carlos Ronstadt Tucson Ralph Cowan Douglas Fred Turley Snowflake Robert E. Perkins Prescott Charles W.sechrist Flagstaff State Association of School Trustees Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction State Board of Education State Department Jim Finley Dragoon Organization Leased Land Committee

Rodeo Queen Finalists Set For Last Test

Seven finalists in the Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce rodeo queen contest will compete for the title at 2 30 p m Wednesday on the Orpheum Theater stage. More than 3 000 people saw them chosen for horsemanship at Camelback Inn trials.

Phoenix North 27Th Street Alice Guest Lodge Barbara Hallquist Weldon Avenue Gene Autry Betty Jean Lee Washington Street Fred Wilson Diane Stallcup East Palmcroft Way N. W Porter

Funeral rites for Pinal cattleman set in Florence

In Coolidge, funeral services will be held at 9 a m in Florence Catholic Church for T A Nicholas 72 cattleman with large farmland holdings in Pinal County. He died Saturday and is survived by two daughters and two sisters. The rosary will be recited tonight.

Marine Waits Return Calmly

PRESCOTT February 27 AP Marine Corps Sgt Carson W James 27 waited calmly for Michigan officers to extradite him to face a 1947 murder charge. He admitted killing his father Stanley James 54 in Clawson Mich after a sister disclosed the slaying. James was captured near Ashfork Arizona after a night of arguing with his wife who had relations with his father.

Prescott Marine Corps Carson W. James Michigan Orville Bozarth James Stanley James Clawson Mich Ashfork Arizona

Tourist Warning Given Mexicans

Hermosillo, Sonora, Feb. 27. Governor Ignacio Soto urged Sonora newspapers and local businesses to stop exploiting tourists and to treat visitors from Mexico and the United States with consideration and decency. He promised government action to build up the industry and warned that exploitation harms tourism and future visitor numbers.

Hermosillo Sonora Ignacio Soto Mexico United States Soto

Flying Saucer Views Differ from Two Generals

Tucson February 27 two top Air Force generals offered opposing takes on flying saucers. General Curtis LeMay cited an England published book claiming ancient sightings in Egypt around 3000 B C. Major General Roger Ramey described a Dayton Ohio air force probe finding weather balloons or meteors as the explanation.

Tucson Air Force Curtis LeMay Strategic Air Forces England Egypt B. C LeMay Roger Ramey Eighth Air Force Ramey Dayton Ohio

Natchez Gift To Be Repaid

Judge George W. Armstrong advanced 6500 dollars to Jefferson Military College in Natchez Mississippi and will be repaid, the college president announced. Vice Admiral A Stanton Merrill USN ret said Armstrong had offered a 50 million endowment if the charter allowed Anglo Saxon and Latin race supremacy and Jews barred from enrollment. Merrill noted Armstrong has demanded repayment as the institution does not want to be under obligation.

Tucson George W. Armstrong Jefferson Military College Natchez Miss Admi A. Stanton Merrill USN Armstrong Merrill

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