Fort Grant School Audit Requested
The Fort Grant Industrial School for Boys faces an audit requested by the Board of Directors of State Institutions for Juveniles. Ann Frohmiller, state auditor, was asked to cover July 1 1944 to date, with Governor Garvey copied on the request. Six undisclosed charges were filed against Superintendent Jack Wilson, who must resign or face a public hearing.
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Board of Directors
Ann Frohmiller
Fort Grant
T. D. Romeror
Dan E. Garvey
Tucson
Jack Wilson
Wilson
Arizona Highway Department
University of Arizona At Tucson
Frohmiller
Mrs Brotherton Rites Arranged
Funeral services for Mrs Beth any Brotherton 70 resident of Phoenix will be at 2 30 p m Saturday in Whitney Funeral Home Chapel Born March 25 1879 in New York she died Monday in a local hospital Survivors include three daughters Lucille Barrier Elva Orcutt both Phoenix and Gladys Fry Inkster Mich a brother Arthur Frewnburg New York five grandchildren and one great grandchild The Rev Joseph Ballard will conduct services Burial will be Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Bethany Brotherton
Phoenix
Whitney Funeral Home
Brotherton
New York
Lucille Barrier
Elva Orcutt
Gladys Fry
Inkster
Mich
Arthur Frewnburg
Joseph Ballard
Pentecostal Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Charles Ashley Dies In Phoenix
Charles D. Ashley aged 68 of 1238 East Villetta Street Phoenix died at home yesterday. A Texas native, he was a cotton ginner until retiring in 1942. Survivors include wife Sarah Kate Ashley daughters-in-law and several grandchildren. funeral services are pending from A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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Charles D. Ashley
East Villetta Street
Texas
Sarah Kate Ashley
John Owens
Herbert
Woodrow
Phoenix
Edward
Inglewood
Calif
A. L. Moore and Sons
Peerless Puzzles Pondered As Phoenix Plan
Phoenix officials weigh a plan to boost revenue with a Peerless Mathematical Geographical Puzzle Contest. The city would lend 500 to a Toronto ad agency to print 50,000 puzzles sold for 50 cents each, with 2,000 total prize money led by a 500 top prize and 640 other awards. Mayor Udall hesitates on spending.
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Phoenix
Toronto
Utopia
Nicholas Udall
Slater
Udall
Group Pushes Broad Reclamation Policy Changes in Washington
Washington January 27 the seven man Legislative Committee of the National Reclamation Association finished drafting recommended changes to broaden the nations reclamation policy. Members include J H Moeur Arizona expert and Judge Clifford Stone of Denver chaired the group. Board action in Salt Lake City Feb 11 and 12 will decide the program before public release. The committee seeks Murdock Bill reforms to extend repayment and create nonreimbursable categories, aligning with President Truman’s call for a comprehensive review.
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Washington
National Reclamation Association
J. H. Moeur
Arizona Reclamation Commission
Central
Arizona
Clifford Stone
Denver
Association
Salt Lake City
Murdock
House Rules Committee
John R. Murdock
Truman
Russians Report 141-Year-Old Man
AP reports a 1411 year old man found in a mountain village of Soviet Azerbaijan near the Iranian border. The broadcast named Mahmud Aivadov as head of a family of 120 including great great grandchildren.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet
Azerbaijan
Mahmud Aivadov
City Auditor Probes High Cost Of Coffee
City Auditor Alice Mosier questioned a $33.50 airport coffee and doughnuts bill submitted by Walter Fulkerson Sky Harbor Airport manager for a December ceremony. She found $9.20 covered cups spoons coffee and condiments for dignitaries and asked if it was authorized by the mayor. She returned the bill and ordered no further warrants for airport coffee. She noted $1.80 for coffee for five prisoners and $3.60 for ten prisoners, recalling police policy to provide coffee and lunch for chain gang crews and deeming the airport option more costly.
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Bob Dyer
Alice Mosier
Walter Fulkerson
Sky Harbor
Miss Mosier
Fulkerson
Williams AFB Seeks Camp for Williams Field
Fort Tuthill near Flagstaff Arizona National Guard camp four miles south of here may become a permanent year round rest camp for Williams Air Force Base Col Fred A Deyo said the plan was notified to the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Use by Williams Field fliers already approved by General A M Tuthill and final approval will follow an inspection next Thursday by Col Deyo and staff who will arrive by plane
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Flagstaff
Fort Tuthill
Arizona National Guard
Here
Williams Air Force Base
Fred A. Deyo
Williams Base
Sullivan Named District Manager for Lineas Az-Mex
Carlos W. Sullivan has been appointed Arizona Sonora district manager for Lineas Aereas Mexicanas by president Alan Bonell of Mexico City. Sullivan, based in Nogales Son., will visit Phoenix about once a month and works with Republic and Gazette World Travel Service, one of 40 LAMSA representatives in his territory.
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Carlos W. Sullivan
Lineas, Aereas Mexiceanas
S. A
Alan Bonell
Mexico City
Sullivan
Nogales
Son
Phoenix
Republic and Gazette World Travel Service
LAMSA
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L. J. Bottleman
Arizona State College
C. B. Coor
Litchfield Park
Jim Callan
William Killip, Jr
Goodyear
Fred A. Ames
Winslow
E.al
Jack Jackson
Traverse City
Mrs. Brotherton
Charles Ashley
Orchid
John H. Quick
Edgewood
Pittsburgh
Belleville
Ill
Alice Camp
Tulsa
Okla
Joseph
Scott Air Force Base
Congress
Budget Bureau
Reclamation Bureau
Agriculture Department
Senate Interior Committee
Williams Afb
Svpertune Television
Sears
Silvertone
Adams
Second St
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