Hearing Set On El Doctor Curb Motion
Florence July 3 AP Arguments will be heard in Pinal County Superior Court July 13 on an injunction to stop Ardashes Nighohossian known as El Doctor from practicing medicine without a license. He claims cures for cancer diabetes asthma and ulcers and operates a desert clinic north of Casa Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Doctor
Florence
Pinal County
Casa Grande
J. H. Patterson
Phoenix
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Nighohossian
State Department of Public Health
T. J. Mahoney
Frank E. Thomas
Cochise County
Sleuth Fires At Prowler
Off duty police detective Charles Heyser fired at a fleeing prowler in a neighborhood yard at 908 W Adams. Patrolman Robert Wolden later arrested a 24 year old laborer at 11th Avenue and Hadley, the suspect uncooperative about his evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heyser
W. Adams
Hadley
Robert Wolden
Heyser
Ninth Ave
Sara Kramer
C C Wolf Arizona mining man dies in Douglas
Clyde C Wolf aged 65 a noted Arizona mining figure died in Douglas yesterday He arrived in 1907 and served from 1931 until retirement this February as assistant purchasing agent for Phelps Dodge Rosary will be read at Brown Page Mortuary 8 pm Friday Requiem Mass Saturday 9 am at Church of the Immaculate Conception Survived by wife Helen a stepdaughter Kellis McDonald and three grandchildren
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Douglas
Clyde c. Wolf
Arizona
Wolf
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Brown Page Mortuary
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Helen Wolf
Kellis McDonald
House Bill Aims to Save Grand Canyon Scenery
Washington July 3 AP News reports the House passed a scenery protection bill for areas along the Grand Canyon approach highway in Arizona. The measure, initially applying to Kaibab National Forest land, was amended to cover public land crossed by the highway and was sent back to the Senate for assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Canyon Park
Arizona
House
Senate
Kaibab National Forest
Disabled Police Captain Released
Captain Glenn E. Curry of the Phoenix Police Department, retired due to disability since October, was discharged by Police Chief Earl L. O Clair. O Clair said Curry is physically unable to perform police duties and he is expected to seek full retirement pay from the police pension board. Curry served as a shift captain until illness last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn E. Curry
Phoenix Police Department
Earl L. O’clair
O’clair
Curry
Police Pension Board
Colombian Vessel Grounds On Serrana Bank
A 3,805 ton Colombian motorship by Republica de Colombia ran aground early today on Serrana Bank, a shoal off the western Caribbean. Aid was being arranged from the Canal Zone to assist.
Shooting Of Couple Probed In Jerome Neighborhood
Investigation continued into a Saturday shooting of a Jerome couple. Felix Maranda, 45, jailed, admitted firing after a neighborhood argument. Victims Pablo Escobeda and his wife, both around 40, hospitalized in Cottonwood. Maranda faces assault with a deadly weapon charges. dispute involved accusations by Escobeda and involvement of Maranda’s daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Felix Maranda
Everett G. Snoddy
Pablo Escobeda
Atty
David G. Palmer
Maranda
Snoddy
Escobeda
Abner C Parsons Dies At His Phoenix Home
Abner Charles Parsons 85 a retired jeweler and Phoenix resident since 1947 died yesterday at his home 1308 W Flower He came to Phoenix from Grand Junction Colorado shortly after retirement five years ago He was a member of the Shrine Scottish Rite Elks and the Rotary Club Surviving are two daughters Mrs Fred Harley of Phoenix and Mrs Herman Vorbeck Grand Junction and a son George also of Grand Junction Funeral services will be held at 1030 a m tomorrow in the Garden of Mercer Mortuary the Rev Fredrick Barnhill of the First Congregational Church officiating Private cremation will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Charles Parsons
Phoenix
W. Flower
Parsons
Grand Junction
Colo
Shrine
Scottish Rite, Elks
Rotary Club
Fred Harley
Herman Vorbeck
George
Mercer Mortuary
Fredrick Barnhill
First Congregational Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Americans Warned Against Aiding Reds
New York July 3 AP four top leaders failed to surrender for prison terms and the U S attorney general threatened a crackdown on anyone helping them evade arrest. The missing officials prompted speculation they went underground or fled the country as 17 lesser figures pleaded innocent in the same case. Courts ordered bail forfeiture for the four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Davis Jr
Eugene Dennis
New York
United Sates
Dennis
Communist Party
Davis
New York City
U. S
Sylvester J. Ryan
Henry Winston
Party
New York State
Robert Thompson
Illinois
Gilbert Green
Gus Hall
Washington
McGrath
FBI
U. S. Supreme Court
Agua Caliente District Delayed Due To Budget Law
Agua Caliente residents seek district organization to support growing farming needs but will delay until next spring to meet state budget timing. John H. Barry says Hyder might host students for 1951-52, or an accommodation school could be set up in Agua Caliente using the former district building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Caliente
John H. Barry
Maricopaounty
Arizona
Barry
Hyder
Yuma
Sentinel
Delores Conde
A. H. Curtis
Leonard Curtis
Oliver Franks
Tucson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Miners From Bisbee Battle Fire In New Mexico Forest
United Press reports two crown-jumping forest fires sweeping through New Mexico. The Little Creek fire in Gila National Forest grew out of control, threatening 10,000 acres of ponderosa pine, while Black Mountain fire burned 40,000 acres and was under control. Estimated damage tops $1 million. By nightfall 500 men were expected on the lines, including 250 miners from Bisbee, Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Mexico
Silver City
Edwin Tucker
Gila National Forest
Little Creek
Black Mountain
Tucker
Bisbee
Ariz
Game Department Completes Move to Capitol Annex
The Arizona Game and Fish Department finished relocating to remodeled offices in the Capitol annex. It previously shared space in the annex and a former residence at 1602 W. Jefferson and is now under one roof for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Capitol Annex
Agency
W. Jefferson
Wilkerson Rites Set in Mesa Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Claude M. Wilkerson a Chandler rancher for 11 years will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday at M L Gibbons Mortuary with Rev R Felder Cade of First Baptist Church officiating Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery He died June 27 at his home after a long illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueewseesesa Bureau
Mesa
Claude M. Wilkerson
Chandler
M. L. Gibbons Mortuary
R. Felder Cade
First Baptist Church
Mesa Cemetery
Mr. Wilkerson
OPS Violator Alert Targets Pools and Gift Packagers
Operators of pay to swim pools and many service firms face OPS ceiling price filing rules under threat of federal penalties. As of June 16 only 2,105 establishments had filed, with district director T Jones noting many are unaware of deadlines though late submissions are still possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Arnold
Bootblack
American Buslines
A T. Jones
Arizona
N. Cen
Margaret Truman Attends Luncheon With Italian President
Margaret Truman was guest of honor at a luncheon in Rome hosted by President Luigi Einaudi. Attendees included Mrs. Einaudi and U S Ambassador James Dunn and Mrs Dunn. Miss Truman, vacationing in Europe, plans to return home on the maiden voyage of the SS Constitution, departing Naples Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Margaret Truman
Luigi Einaudi
Orchestra Plans Second Rehearsal at North Phoenix High
The newly organized summer orchestra for pops concerts rehearses at 7 p.m. Monday in North Phoenix High School's auditorium. Seventeen Phoenix and Valley musicians attended the first session under Charles Coulter, with Ben Salt as business manager. they aim for about 55 members. Concerts are planned at Encanto Park Band Shell. newcomers with experience level are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Phoenix High School
Phoenix and Valley
Charles Coulter
North High
Ben Salt
Encanto Park
Pyle Praises Aims Of Most Legislators
Governor Pyle, speaking to over 100 at a Republican breakfast in Flagstaff, praised most lawmakers as devoted to Arizona's welfare. He outlined half-year reporting to taxpayers, urged state government reorganization to clarify lines of command, and cited funds shortages affecting hospitals and agencies. He called for more industry to increase state revenues and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Pyle
Corporation of Arizona
Arizona
Maricopa Considers Drug Suit
Maricopa County supervisors weigh court action to recover 5700 dollars paid for drug supplies later found not to meet specifications. Drugs were supplied by Kimball Wholesale Drug through Central Drug, with 13 acceptable firms listed in the bid. Irregular labeling prompted FDA chemical analyses to verify quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
Kimball Wholesale Drug Company
Central Drug Company
Frank Haze Burch
Kimbell
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Monroe Kirkland Dies While On Visit
Monroe Kirkland 54 of 435 W Watkins Rd died yesterday in Salem Oregon while visiting there for two weeks. Born Oct 16 1896 in Belton Texas he moved to Phoenix from Haskell Texas three years ago as a farmer. Survived by four sisters Helen Gerrard Anna Lee Stewart both of Phoenix Josephine W Ping Sentinel Ariz and Sally Tanner Wynart Okla. Funeral arrangements pending at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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Monroe Kirkland
W. Watkins Rd
Salem
Ore
Mr. Kirkland
Belton
Texas
Phoenix
Haskell
Helen L. Gerrard
Anna Lee Stewart
Josephine W. Ping
Sentinel
Ariz
Sally Tanner
Wynart
Oklo
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Missouri River Breaches Levee Threatening Farmlands
Missouri River broke through the Cul du Sac levee near St. Charles flooding at least 1,000 acres and threatening 25,000 more. Over 200 farm families evacuated. 80 homes and surrounding farmlands between the levee and Mississippi expected to be swept. Nine lives lost in 12 days of floods across Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
Cul du Sac
Mississippi River
Coast Guard
Ira Bratcher
Navy
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Bratcher
Mississippi
Kansas
Maize
Kans
Wichita
Arkansas River
Oklahoma
Ralston
Arkansas
U. S. District Office
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Missouri
Phoenix and Tucson Bank Debits Rise in 1951
City banks show continued gains with June 1951 debits totaling 277,619,710, up from 196,234,899 a year earlier. First six months of 1951 debits reach 1,679,855,588, while Tucson area debits for the period rise 38 percent over 1950 to 490,027,000. Deposits also climb with June 30 totals at 217,785,722 in Phoenix and 199,126,716 a year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Bank
Earle F. Barrows
Phoenix Clearing House Association
Tucson
Frightening Calls Admit Boy Mixed in Hoax Calls
A 13 year old boy confessed to making terrifying telephone calls that frightened a Phoenix woman into collapse and falsely reported a daughter’s death. The calls reached neighbors and the sheriff noted vulgar language and false reports of deaths. The youth was arrested and placed in juvenile detention for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
L. C. Boies
the County Juvenile Detention Home
C. B. May
E. Mohave
Lorretta Linder
E. Cocopah
Bill Deutsch
Frank Popello
Sheriff’s
Boys' Club trip to Flagstaff Powwow leaves Phoenix
Thirty six East and Westside Boys' Club members depart Phoenix for a two day trip to the Flagstaff Indian Powwow with stops at Prescott Oak Creek Canyon Jerome Fort Tuthill and Snow Bowl. Leaders include Louis Cvijanovich Sr Jr and Mike Domzalski with support from San Francisco Peaks VFW Post Phoenix Womans Club Barqs Bottling Hagel Market and local dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Westside
Boys’ Clubs
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Prescott
Oak Creek Canyon
Jerome
Fort Tuthill
Snow Bowl
Louis Cvijanovich Sr
Louis Cvijanovich, Jr
Eastside Boys’ Club
Mike Domzalski
San Francisco Peaks
VFW
Phoenix Womans’ Club
Hohen Foster
Barq’s
Roger ‘Hagel
Hagel’s Market
Mother-in-Law Dies in Tucson at 64
Esther Marcus aged 64 died in Tucson yesterday. She was the mother-in-law of Meyer Cohen owner of the Westerner Hotel and had lived in Tucson for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Esther Marcus
Meyer Cohen
Westerner Hotel
Four U S Doctors To Perform Shah Appendectomy
Tehran reports Shah Mohammmed Reza Pahlevi traveled to a central Iran shrine to pray before an American administered appendectomy planned for Thursday. Four Cornell University Medical College doctors lead the team with three nurses from New York, amid oil nationalization tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammmed Reza Pahlevi
Fatimeh
Allah
Shah
New York
Claude E. Forkner
Cornell University Medical College
New York City
U. S
Forkner
Dale Bumstead
Peoria
County Social Security Range for Maricopa County Employees
County employees in Maricopa County will receive minimum social security payments of 59 dollars and up to 80 dollars. The system, covering all eligible workers, is set to begin August 1. Benefits are 50 percent of the first 100 dollars of the average monthly wage and 15 percent of the remainder up to 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
Harold D. Smith
Social Security Administration
Smith
C-47 Crashes On Takeoff At Offutt AFB
An air force C-47 transport crashed on takeoff from Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha. Eleven aboard, including six crew from Peterson AFB Colorado Springs, were uninjured despite major damage. The aircraft ran off the runway and stopped at a fence near fuel storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
INS
Offutt Air Force Base
Air Force
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Offutt Base
Peterson Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Colo
John R. Stevens
Robert E. Knight
Sidney O. Ingram
Charles E. Miller
Marelyn E. Carter
Bowman L. Giles
Cartoonist Killed In Auto Collision Near Watkins Glen
Sam Cobean, 34, noted cartoonist for national magazines and Disney Studios, died in an auto crash four miles west of Watkins Glen New York. His work appeared in The New Yorker Saturday Evening Post Esquire and other magazines. He contributed to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs story work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Sam Cobean
Cobean
Here
Disney Studios
Hollywood
The
New Yorker
Saturday Evening Post
Esquire
Warren Backs Federal Aid to Education
California Governor Earle Warren urged federal aid to education at the National Education Association convention in San Francisco. He warned against abandoning social objectives, stressing that a strong public school system is essential to an enlightened citizenry and calls for federal action to maintain standards amid rising enrollments and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
San Francisco
Earle Warren
National Education Association
California
America
U S closes facilities in Hungary
The U S legation in Budapest announced the closing of its library and movie theater after a Hungarian government demand that they be shut as cover for spying. Three US legation employees were to be recalled, and the US Information Service was ordered to halt its daily news bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
U. S
Legation
U. S. Legation
USIS
Death of Valley Pioneer Luther Roach at 68
Luther B Roach 68 longtime Glendale resident and Arizona farmer died Sunday after a lingering illness in Papago Park Veterans Administration Hospital He came to Arizona in 1890 from Forsythe County Georgia and served as a sergeant machine gunner in WWI Beloved by sisters Ida Marks Essie Wood Ora Hotchkiss and brothers Duard B Marshall N all of Phoenix The body lies in state 2 to 8 pm tomorrow Funeral 10 am Thursday Brazill Whitney Funeral Home Chapel Glendale Burial Glendale Memorial Park with Glendale VFW graveside rites
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Luther B. Roach
Glendale
Papago Park Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Forsythe County
Roach
Arizona
158Th Infantry
Arizona National Guard
U. S. Army
VFW
Ida Marks
Essie Wood
Ora Hotchkiss
Duard B
Marshall N
Phoenix
Brazill- Whitney Funeral Home
Glendale Memorial Park
Glendale Vfw
Daughter Born To Benson Ford
A daughter, the couple's second child, was born today at 4 15 a.m. at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. Both mother and baby are reported well. Benson Ford, Ford Motor Co. vice president and Lincoln Mercury manager, is Henry Ford's grandson. his wife Edith McNaughton comes from a longtime Detroit auto family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Benson Ford
Henry Ford Hospital
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Lincoln-Mercury
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Edsel Ford
Henry
Price Fixing Order Ruled Out in California
In San Francisco on July 3, Judge Edward Molkenbuhr ruled the state Board of Dry Cleaners cannot enforce its order setting a $1.24 minimum for cleaning and pressing a suit or dress under the state dyers and cleaners act. The ruling declares the regulations unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dyers and Cleaners Act
Edward Molkenbuhr
California State Board of Dry Cleaners
Ten Die in Floods in Venezuela
Ten people were confirmed dead and four missing as floods struck Botono in western Venezuela. Heavy rains caused the Bocono River to overflow in Trujillo state, washing out bridges and destroying many homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Botono
Bocono
Trujillo
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Sleuth
C. C. Wolf
Palmer
Cottonwood
Abner C. Parsons
Derground
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Thompson
James E. Jackson
Sidney Stein
Steinberg
Fred Fine
William Marron
Bok
Bisbee Battle
Game Department
Ops Violator
By Lloyd Clark
Jones
Margaret
Board of Directors
City Bank
Henry E. Iannucci
May
Mr. Iannucci
Mrs. May
Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Linder
Jannucci
U.S
Cornell Medical College
Frank Glenn
New York Hospital
S. W. Moore
Joseph Artusio
Mohammed
Bank Melli
Yahya Adl
Abdor Rahim Aydi
Wae
Luther Roach
Pioneer
Benson Fords
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