Settlement of Indian Aid Dispute Nearing Resolution
Washington reports an end to the welfare payment dispute for Arizona reservation Indians. Arizona official Perry Ling and Sen. Ernest McFarland met with Oscar Ewing as talks progress, with Ling hopeful for a month-end settlement. The disagreement centers on who funds Indian aid after federal and state budgets left funds unspecified.
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Washington
Arizona
Perry Ling
Oscar E. Ewing
Federal Security Administrator
Ernest McFarland
Ariz
C. V. Budiong
Arizona Welfare Board
Ling
Budlong
Ewing
Guzik Hearing Postponed In West Phoenix Court
Charles A. Guzik, 41, faces sex charge continuance as his preliminary hearing was delayed in West Phoenix Precinct Court. Attorney George T. Wilson travels to Chicago with Guzik and family to discuss the case. Guzik must prove good faith on a $60,000 cash bond before Superior Court Judge Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr. next Wednesday.
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Charles A. Guzik
West Phoenix
John Flynn
George T. Wilson
Flynn
Wilson
Chicago
Guzik
Superior Court
Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr
Phoenix Officer Missing In Korea
Department of Defense reports 2nd Lt. Bob A. Lauterbach missing in action in Korea. Wounded marines include Pfc. James C. Gerg Jr. of Tucson and Sgt. James F. Huebner of Tucson.
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Department of Defense Today
Bob A. Lauterbach
Margaret Lauterbach
E. Pinchot
Korea
Arizona
James C. Gerg Jr
James C. Gerg
Tucson
James F. Huebner
Byron F. Huebner
Doctor Sued Over Caesarean Operation In Phoenix
Phoenix physician Dr. Charles Van Epps faces a civil suit in Maricopa County Superior Court for 80300 damages filed by Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd. The plaintiffs allege negligence during a Caesarean operation at 1844 Palmcroft, causing permanent injury to Mrs. Boyd.
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Phoenix
Charles van Epps
Palmcroft
William M.boyd
E. Thomas Rd
Maricopa County Superior Court
van Epps
Boyd
Arizona Senate Bill Creates $20 Million Interior Allocation
Washington July 14 Arizona wins a $20 million share of the Interior Department appropriation, but final figures hinge on conferees. Senate funds for Wellton-Mohawk Project and Davis Dam outrun House cuts, enabling 1953 water deliveries and earlier pump completion. Front work, levee costs on the Colorado around Yuma are reduced from 2.9 million to 2 million, Boulder Canyon Hoover Dam funding remains near full request, and an Arizona senator’s amendment to start eight new reclamation projects is rejected. The bill still increases Interior Department funding by about 21 million over House figures, but totals fall short of last year.
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Washington
Arizona
Interior Department
Senate
House
Davis Dam
Wellton- Mohawk
Colorado River
Yuma
Boulder Canyon
Hoover Dam
Hayden
White House
Department
Roy
Bill Close
Sophie Tucker
Sophie
Mr. Siegel
Bill
Koy
Jack Williams
Jack
Cbs-Tv
Phil Baker
John Daly
Oscar Levant
Durwood Kirby
Kirby
Garry Moore
CBS
Levant
Unidentified Gunman Shoots Desert Hunter
Sheriff deputies seek the shooter after a rifle blast wounded Phoenician hunter Logan J. Heath 24 of Phoenix as he hunted rabbits by his truck in Paradise Valley near midnight. Heath, two companions Rex Maddy and Bob McKinney, drove to Memorial Hospital after the shooting. investigators trace the bullet path to identify the gunman. The three men earlier played on Jack Kleck's Metropolitan Softball League team and used a rifle and two pistols during the desert hunt.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Paradise Valley
Logan J. Heath
10Th St
Hamman- McFarland Lumber Co
Driv
Rex Maddy
N. Ramona
Bob McKinney
N. Richland
Heath
Memorial Hospital
Louis Hudson
Maddy
McKinney
Jack Kleck
Desert
Battleship Iowa Recalled From Reserve to Active Service
SAN FRANCISCO July 14 The 45000 ton battleship Iowa will be returned to active service from Hunters Point Naval Shipyard reserve fleet the navy announced. Decommissioned March 24 1949 the Iowa was the Pacific fleet without a battleship. No date for recommissioning was set. Cmdr C R Stephan will be executive officer joining next month. Iowa leads a class with New Jersey and Wisconsin already back in service and Missouri kept active.
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Iowa
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
Navy
Pacific
Atlantic
Cmdr
C. R. Stephan
11Th Naval District
San Diego
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Missouri
Search for two fliers continues after plane vanishes
TUCSON July 14 AP A twin-seater plane carrying Carl and Dale Sexton disappeared after taking off from Tucson June 30 bound for Abilene Kansas. An air and ground search failed to locate the aircraft. Williams Air Force Base planes found wreckage near Morenci yesterday, but it was old debris and not the Sexton plane.
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Tucson
Carl
Dale Sexton
Abilene
Kans
Williams Air Force Base
Morenci
Sexton
Guarded Cicero apartment amid segregation unrest
National guardsmen with fixed bayonets guarded a suburban Cicero building after crowds prevented a Negro family from moving in. About 107 people faced charges for disturbances as up to 6,000 gathered, with 23 injured when missiles and fires erupted. Col Hodgin blamed youthful agitators lacking parental supervision.
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Chicago
Cicero
Clifford Hodgin
Tear Gas Nips Disturbance at Suburban Club
Police used tear gas to break up a mob outside Chickland Night Club in Capital Heights Maryland. A Negro woman was slightly hurt when stones hit a passing car as whites and Negroes clashed after the club reopened to Negro patrons, following prior riots over discrimination.
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Washington
Capital Heights
Flood in Kyoto Prefecture Leaves Dozens Dead
Kyodo reports 61 killed 134 injured and 103 missing in Kyoto Prefecture flood on Wednesday based on police figures. The disaster affects southern Japan with widespread damage and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Tokyo
Kyoodo
Kyoto
Japan
Milk Price Hike Tomorrow Across Arizona Stores
The Arizona Dairymen's League representing 2500 state producers says higher production costs will raise retail milk by one cent tomorrow. Dealers will pass the increase to customers with regular milk at 20 cents in stores and 21 cents delivered, homogenized milk at 21 cents in stores and 22 cents delivered, with no objections from the Office of Price Stabilization.
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Arizona Dairymen's League
Office of Price Stabilization
Teacher Cowley Leaves Phoenix for Yuma Chamber Post
Raymond N. Cowley, longtime Phoenix educator and former vaudeville actor, resigns as audio-visual aids director at West Phoenix High School to become secretary manager of the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce. He will depart Wednesday. his wife Louray and daughter will join him in Yuma later.
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Raymond N. Cowley
Phoenix
West Phoenix High School
Yuma County
L. J. Johnson Rites Set For Monday
Funeral services for L J Johnson former manager of the Walgreen Drug Store here will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in Mercer Mortuary Chapel The Garden with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park Johnson age 53 died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a year long illness He had led the local store for a decade prior to 1948.
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L. J. Johnson
Walgreen Drug Store
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mercer Mortuary
Garden
Greenwood Memorial Park
Johnson
Logan dies in Mesa at 28 after brief illness
Leon Wilson Logan of Mesa died Thursday night at Papago Park Veterans Administration Hospital after a brief illness. A navy veteran of World War II, he lived at 442 S Robson. Survived by his mother Maggie Clark of Mesa, two sisters Fayrene and Mary Jane Clark, another sister and three brothers in other states. Funeral services pending at Arizona Funeral Home.
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Leon Wilson Logan
Mesa
Papago Park Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Gracemont
Okla
Mr. Logan
S. Robson
Maggie Clark
Fayrene
Mary Jane Clark
Arizona Funeral Home
Truman OKs housing fund as 50k units eyed this year
Washington July 14 President Truman’s housing plan shows progress with a senate-house conference restoring White House operating funds and approving construction of 50,000 low cost housing units this year. The panel also cuts annual leave from 26 to 20 days and trims salary funds by 10 percent for over 30 agencies, targets press offices, chauffeurs, and lobbying limits in the independent offices bill for FY 1952.
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Washington
Truman
Senate-House
White House
Senate
Independent Offices
Congress
Man Found Guilty In Sale Of Horsemeat
John Slattery, owner of the American Cafe No. 1 in Phoenix, was found guilty by a Maricopa County jury of selling horsemeat in hamburgers. Health inspectors testified tests showed horse meat in the case and a 10 pound chunk was seized. Slattery claimed the meat was for dog food and happened to be present.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
John Slattery
American Cafe
S. First Ave
Francis J. Donofrio
City Health Department
Slattery
A J Knapp Funeral Held in Phoenix
Funeral services for Arthur Jacob Knapp a 72 year old Phoenix architect who died unexpectedly at home were held at Mercer Mortuary with Rev Leland Entrekin officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. Knapp relocated to Phoenix from California a decade ago and was a Moose Club member. Survivors include his wife Charlotte and son Arthur Jr serving with the U S Navy aboard the battleship Missouri.
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Arthur Jacob Knapp
Phoenix
E. Camelback
Mercer Mortuary
Leland B. Entrekin
Greenwood Memorial Park
Knapp
California
Moose Club
Charlotte
Arthur Jr
U. S. Navy
Missouri
Mrs. Joe Paul Clark of Phoenix Dies
Mrs. Johnnie Lee Clark 48 of 3834 E Hadley died after a 58 day hospitalization in Memorial Hospital. Native of Muskogee Oklahoma she moved to Phoenix six years ago. Survived by husband Joe Paul Clark of Phoenix daughter Mrs. Fred Robbs Denver sons George and Alfred Hilton both in the army five sisters including Mrs. Lem Collins Phoenix Mrs. Jack Cline Mesa and Mrs. Rose Cline Tucson and one grandchild. Funeral arrangements are pending at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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E. Hadley
Memorial Hospital
Muskogee
Okla
Clark
Phoeniix
Joe Paul Clark
Phoenix
Fred Robbs
Denver
Colo
George
Alfred Hilton
Army
Lem Collins
Jack Cline
Mesa
Rose Cline
Tucson
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Field Worker Dies After Collapse In Phoenix Area
B. M. McBride, 67, a cotton field worker of 4203 S. 15th St., died this morning after collapsing near 24th St. and the Salt River. Ex-officio Coroner Harry E. Westfall ruled natural causes and no inquest will be held. He is survived by sister Mrs. Helen T. Roy, 4003 S. 24th St., with body sent to South Phoenix Mortuary.
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B. M. McBride
S. 15Th St
24Th St
Salt River
Harry E. Westfall
McBride
Mr. McBride
Helen T. Roy
S., 24Th St
State Board Appointments Named by Gov Pyle
Gov Howard Pyle announced three appointments to two state boards. J R McEvoy of Holbrook was named to the Arizona Teachers Retirement System, replacing Sherman Hazeltine who moves to the Arizona State Hospital board. Guy Axline of Holbrook and William Marsh of Phoenix were named to the Arizona Aviation Authority, with Marsh taking the seat left by H O Nelson and Axline succeeding Matt Baird whose term ends March 22, 1952.
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Howard Pyle
J.R. McEvoy
First National Bank of Holbrook
Arizona Teachers Retirement System
McEvoy
Sherman Hazeltine
Prescott
Arizona State Hospital
Guy Axline
Holbrook
William ©. Marsh
Marsh Aviation Co
Phoenix
Arizona Aviation Authority
Marsh
H. O
Rocky) Nelson
Arizona
Axline
Matt Baird
Tucson
Radio stars duel over price control on Meet The Press
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers set for NBC TV debut on Meet The Press with four newsmen panelists. Discussion will focus on price and wage controls. Also notes on Arthur Godfrey’s return to radio TV, Art Ford NBC summer slot, Spade Cooley on CBS KhooL, and ongoing TV summer replacements and radio program changes.
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United Mine Workers of America
Meet the Press
Nbc-Tvv
Lewis
Arthur Godfrey
Art Ford
New York
Nbc-Tv
Spade Cooley
Cbs-Kool Radio
Cooley
James H. Green Dies At Hospital Today
James H. Green, 82, of 1735 W. Pierson, died in St. Joseph's Hospital after a six month illness. A Phoenician since 1919, he lived in Claypool 32 years after moving from Tularosa, N. Mex. He worked 26 years as a watchman for International Smelter Co. and retired to Phoenix in 1945. Survived by four sisters and three brothers, with funeral at 3:30 p.m. Monday at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, Rev. James Crutchfield officiating. burial in Memory Lawn Me.
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W. Pierson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Green
Claypool
Ariz
Tularosa
N. Mex
International Smelter Company
Phoenix
Leon County
Texas
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Clarence Renschler
M. T. Green
Miami
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
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Memory Lawn Memorial Park
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Amphibious rooster captioned photo with girl in Easter display
A humorous caption accompanies a news photo showing a rooster with a young girl, Jean Hess, bathing and explains the scene as an Easter display. Gracie Allen style quip adds a joke about chickens, Aunt Clara, and feathered fashion.
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Gracie Allen
Jean Hess
Clara
Opera star Lotte Lehman ruptures throat vessel
Opera singer Lotte Lehman, 63, of the Metropolitan Opera, ruptured a blood vessel in her throat while rehearsing. She is recovering at her Santa Barbara home and canceled a Monday engagement at Claremont. Her agent, Larry Helmer, confirmed the incident.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Lotte Lehman
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