Pyle appoints Marif W. Lewis to State Hospital Board
Gov. Howard Pyle names Marif W. Lewis of Ajo to the State Hospital Board of Control to fill the unexpired term of Al Floyd ending February 1, 1953. The board then sits 3 Republicans and 2 Democrats with Lewis adding to the GOP majority. Lewis, Thatcher native, heads a dairy and frozen foods business in Ajo and serves as president of the Yuma LDS Stake, Ajo Chamber and Rotary member.
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Howard Pyle
Marirf W. Lewis
Ajo
State Hospital Board of Control
al Floyd
Tucson
Lewis
Floyd
Pyle
O. D. Miller
Phoenix
Sherman Hazeltine
Prescott
Wes Townsend
Eloy
John Underwood
Thatcher
Mesa Union High School
Phoenix Business College
Yuma
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Yulma
Gila Bend
Wellton
Dateland
Somerton
Winterhaven
Calif
Ajo District
Settlement of Indian Aid Dispute Likely
Washington July 14 AP. An end to the difficulty over welfare payments to reservation Indians in Arizona may be in sight. Perry Ling assistant attorney general said he hoped that before the end of the month things will be worked out so there will be no further difficulty. He would not elaborate after a conference with Oscar E. Ewing. Ling, Sen. Ernest McFarland and C. V. Budlong attended. Ling said face to face meetings were concluded and further talks would be by telephone and letter. Arizona and the federal government disagree on who should finance Indian aid payments. Indians were left without welfare funds when the federal budget earmark ended and Arizona appropriated funds. Federal officials have implied they may withhold matching funds unless Arizona finances the aid.
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Washington
Arizona
Perry Ling
Oscar E. Ewing
Federal Security Administrator
Ernest McFarland
Ariz
C. V. Budilong
Arizona Welfare Board
Ling
Budlong
Ewing
Texas Woman Dies at YWCA in Maricopa County
Mrs. Carlotta Beauregard, 50, of El Paso Texas, died Thursday at Maricopa County Hospital after being found unconscious in her YWCA room. Police said cause not yet determined and no sign of violence. Detective Virgil Lehman noted she registered at the YWCA Monday and was ambulanced to the hospital after a day clerk found her unresponsive.
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Carlotta Beauregard
Fl Paso
Texas
Maricopa County
YWCA
Virgil Lehman
Beauregard
Doris Dick
Helicopter Making To Begin In Valley
The American Helicopter Company will start installing machinery at Falcon Field for military helicopter production. Alan Thomson says 20 employees will be on site by September 1, rising to 50 by January 1, with the field leased by the City of Mesa.
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Mesa
American Helicopter Company
Falcon Field
Alan Thomson
Thurlby Funeral Conducted for Marie Anna May Thurlby
Funeral services for Marie Anna May Thurlby 64 died Tuesday at her daughter’s home 1521 W McKinley Phoenix were conducted today at Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home Chapel. Born in Cologne Germany she came from Woodridge New Jersey and is survived by two sisters and a brother all in New Jersey Burial will be in Woodridge New Jersey.
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Marie Anna May Thurlby
George Reynolds
W. McKinley
Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home
Thurlby
Phoenix
Woodridge
N. J
Cologne
Germany
New Jersey
White Fined Ten Dollars For Speeding Incident
Wilford Whizzer White, 22, of 133 North Alma School Road Mesa was fined 10 dollars after pleading guilty in East Phoenix Precinct Court to speeding in the 3600 block on Grand Avenue yesterday. He was involved in an accident and is known as a football star at Arizona State College Tempe.
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Wilford
Whizzer) White
N. Alma School Rd
Mesa
Arizona State College At
Polk Era White House Bans Dancing at Parties
In the Polk administration Mrs. Polk prohibited dancing at White House gatherings, signaling a shift in social entertainment norms. The move reflected broader cultural expectations of propriety during the era and affected hosted events at the executive residence.
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James K. Polk
Railroad Valuation Hikes To Aid Cities
The Arizona Tax Commission kept its 1950 state valuation for railroads, but boosted city and town valuations by 368,360 across 37 locales for 1951. statewide railroad value totaled 105,727,603, up 16,589 from last year, with Southern Pacific Co. receiving the increase. Phoenix led city boosts, up 49,351 to 1,341,997. Tucson rose 35,853 to 1,022,492. Willcox increased to 267,998. statewide breakdown lists Southern Pacific 50,065,300. Santa Fe 46,058,994. Apache Railroad 433,200. Arizona Lumber and Timber 104,340. Magma-Arizona 196,805. Southwest Lumber Mills 339,500. Tucson, Cornelia and Gila Bend 399,024. Verde Tunnel and Smelter 130,440.
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Arizona Tax Commission
Arizona
Southern Pacific Co
Phoenix
Willcox
Tucson
Santa Fe
Apache Railroad Co
Arizona Lumber and Timber Co
Magma-Arizona Railroad Co
Southwest Lumber Mills
Tucson, Cornelia and Gila Bend Co
Verde Tunnel and Smelter Railroad
Papago Water Supply Questioned By House Panel
Washington July 14 A House Indian affairs subcommittee sought definite information on Papago Reservation water for irrigation projects in a proposed 7 million rehabilitation bill. Indian Affairs Commissioner Dillon Myer said the US Geological Survey has half completed an underground water survey and that most of the program is feasible. He noted concerns over water denial while neighbors drill deep wells, and warned Arizona's weak water law enforcement. Myer opposed freeing Arizona from welfare funds and urged federal support, praising Papago cooperation and independence. Representative Wesley D’Ewart pressed for water sources to avoid false hope. Rep. John Murdock suggested Colorado River water could aid both Indians and whites.
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Washington
House
Indian Affairs Subcommittee
Indian Affairs
Dillon Myer
Myer
U.S. Geological Survey
Arizona
John Murdock
Colorado
Reva Beck Bosone
Police Attack Quells Mine Union Rioters
In Rock Springs Wyoming on July 14 United Mine Workers officials armed with lead pipes barricaded in a locked room as about 100 miners stormed District 22 headquarters. Police dispersed the melee before blows were exchanged. District President Houston Martin was suspended and relieved of office amid a Wyoming Utah dispute within District 22.
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Wyoming
Utah
District 22
Hubbard Dies in Phoenix After Illness
Lloyd I. Hubbard, who moved to Phoenix six months ago from Wickenburg, died Wednesday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Born September 7, 1891 in Illinois, he lived in northern Arizona most of his life and worked as a tinsmith for Lockheed Aircraft in California during World War II. Survived by three sons Jesse Hubbard Van Nuys Bill Hubbard Freiburg Germany James LeRoy Hubbard Wilmer Calif two daughters Mrs Jesse Winn San Fernando Calif two brothers Oscar Hubbard Flagstaff Fred Hubbard Montebello Calif two sisters Mrs Maude Smith Flagstaff Mrs Edith Fox Oklahoma City Mrs Minnie Smith Canyon Texas. Funeral services will be in Flagstaff per Henry T. Forman Arizona Funeral Home.
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Hubbard
Phoenix
Wickenburg
Illinois
Arizona
Lockheed Aircraft
California
Jesse Hubbard
van Nuys
Calif
Bill Hubbard
U.S. Army
Freiburg
Germany
James LeRoy Hubbard
Wilmer
Jesse Winn
San Fernando
Oscar Hubbard
Flagstaff
Fred Hubbard
Montebello
Maude Smith
Edith Fox
Oklahoma City
Minnie Smith
Canyon
Texas
Henry T. Forman
Arizona Funeral Home
Plane Burns At Luke Base Fire Destroys F-84 Thunderjet
An unoccupied F-84 Thunderjet at Lake Air Force Base Luke caught fire while fueled for a flight yesterday. Base firemen with aid from Litchfield Naval Air Facility battled the blaze for about 1 hour 20 minutes. The cause was being investigated.
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Gazette Lake Air Force Base
Litchfield Naval Air Facility
Wright Funeral Services For 3 Year Old Jackie Wright
Funeral services are held for John Jackie Wright in Sunland California after he choked on a peanut. The service at First Church of Christ will be led by Rev Stephen Redacre at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. Jackie is the son of Mr and Mrs John W Wright of Phoenix and a Cradle Roll member of the Sunland church.
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Jackie) Wright
Sunland
Calif
First Church of Christ
N. Central
John W. Wright
Phoenix
Stephen Redacre
Greenwood Memorial Park
Glen Hornsby
Hugh Hornsby
Surprise
First Baptist Church
Hornsby
21St Infantry Regiment
24Th Division
Korea
Thought It Was Miracle Saved Yachtsman Sierks Says
Ted Sierks a 40 year old Catalina Island cameraman and amateur sailor reported he thought a miracle when rescued after 32 hours lost overboard from the racing sloop L Apache off Hawaii. A USS Munro destroyer escort found him 830 miles northeast of Honolulu in rough seas and he was in good condition. He killed a seven foot shark and kept alive by fighting the water while authorities relayed parts of his account to reporters.
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Honolulu
Ted Sierks
Here
Munro
Sierks
Catalina Island
John Lindbeck
Salem
Ore
Munroe
Lindbeck
von Munro
W H Bones Dies Here In Prescott Area
William Harley Bones Sr. a Prescott area resident for most of his life died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a stroke at a son's home. He was 68, a rancher and miner who later ran a plumbing business in Prescott and Kingman, with service at Ruffner Mortuary and cremation in Greenwood Memorial Park. He was a member of Flks Lions and Knights of Pythias. Survivors include his son Charles, another son Set, William H. Bones Jr. in Germany, brothers Perry LeRoy and Charles James, and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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William Harley. Bones Sr
Prescott
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles
W. Glenrosa
Mr. Bones
Turkey Creek
Presecott
Fort Huachuca
Luke Air Force Base
Williams Air Force Base
Kingman
Kingman Air Force Base
Flks
Lions Clubs
Knights of Pythias
Charlies
Set
William H. Bones Jr
U. S. Army
Germany
Perry LeRoy
Hereford
Charles James
Ruffner Mortuary Chapel
Bones
Phoenix
Greenwood Memorial Park
Court Upholds Right To Sue In Work Accident Case
Arizona Supreme Court rules a worker who accepts accident benefits under workers compensation may still sue a third party for injuries. Frank E. Pressley of Tucson, employed by Pioneer Constructors, injured in a gas explosion in a manhole. The court unanimously overturns the commission’s denial of Pressley’s right to sue Tucson Gas Electric Power Company. Justice Evo De Concini authored the decision.
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Arizona Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Frank E. Pressley
Tucson
Pioneer Constructors Company
Pressley
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
High Court
Evo de Concini
James W. Claxton Funeral Held In Phoenix
Funeral services for 83 year old James Walter Claxton of Phoenix will be held at 3 30 p m today at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Born in Tennessee, he moved from Abilene Texas eight years ago and was a Church of Christ retired farmer. Survivors include two daughters Bessie Lewis and W B Lee four sons Harry W C and A P Claxton B L of Vallejo a sister Ollie Tate 30 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Interment will be in Memory Lawn Memorial.
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James Walter Claxton
S. 23Rd Ave
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Tennessee
Claxton
Phoenix
Abilene
Texas
Church of Christ
Bessie Lewis
W. B. Lee
Colton
Calif
Harry W
C. C
A. P. Claxton
B. L
Vallejo
Ollie Tate
Buffalo Gap
Mr. Claxton
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Sober Second Thought Kills Pub Crawling Plan Of Peers
London July 14 A lighthearted pub crawl plan by Lords Lucas and Mancroft to compare London with Paris in open air drinking was scrapped by mutual consent. Mancroft joked about tours of outdoor cafes and lively pubs, Lucas, busy, declined. Mancroft withdrew the idea, noting Lucas’s absence from such frolics.
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London
Paris
Lucas
Mancroft
House of Lords
Britain
Television Debuts and Radio Plans Highlight NBC CBS Changes
A John L. Lewis NBC Meet The Press appearance sparks talk of price and wage controls. Arthur Godfrey resumes on KOOL while Art Ford, Spade Cooley, and The Hit Parade prepare summer and vacation shows on NBC CBS. TV panel changes ride waves of critical reaction as Levant exits Guest House for Durwood Kirby.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Meet the Press
Nbc-Tv
Lewis
Arthur Godfrey
Art Ford
New York
Spade Cooley
Cbs-Kool Radio
Cooley
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
Helga B Tingdahl Rites Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Helga B. Tingdahl, 67, who died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. in the Arizona Funeral Home. Born in Baker County Minnesota, she had lived in Phoenix 14 1/2 years and resided at 1256 E Windsor. Survivors include husband Hjalmer Tingdahl of Phoenix, four daughters M B Witt of Phoenix, E A Carlson of Fresno, Bert Benick son of Los Angeles, and George Rink of Martinez, Calif., one son Howard E. Tingdahl of Concord, Calif., and four grandchildren. The Rev. Paul Erickson of Grace Lutheran Church will officiate. Interment will be in Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Helga B. Tingdahl
Good Samaritan Hospital
Arizona Funeral Home Chapel
Baker County
Minn
Tingdahl
Phoenix
E. Windsor
Hjalmer Tingdahl
M. B. Witt
E. A. Carlson
Fresno
Amphibious rooster and girl captioned in photo
Gracie Allen reports on a news photo showing a rooster and a seven year old girl bathing with a caption about an amphibious rooster and a pet that began life as a chick in an Easter display. Aunt Clara’s chicken anecdotes add a comic frame to the memory.
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Jean Hess
Clara
Lehman Ruptured Vessel Forcing Opera Star to Cancel Engagement
Opera singer Lotte Lehman, 63, of the Metropolitan Opera, ruptured a blood vessel in her throat while rehearsing. She is recovering at home in Santa Barbara and canceled a Monday engagement at Claremont. Her agent, Larry Melmer, reported the incident.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Lotte Lehman
Miss Lehman
Larry Melmer
Metropolitan Opera
Claremont
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