Myer Defends Caution Over Freeing Tribes
Indian Commissioner Myer said tribes will be freed from government supervision only when each can manage its own affairs, but not during his lifetime. He attacked critics and urged local program development with Indian consultation to avoid past hardships and exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer
Dillon
Indian Bureau
National Congress of American Indians
Washington
James E. Curry
The
Indian Congress
Bosone
Utah
Suspect Nabbed in San Francisco Kidnapping Case
Jesse O Mick, 26, wanted on charges of criminal assault robbery and kidnapping in San Francisco, was arrested near Buckeye Road Lateral 18 after farmer Ed Churchill reported a man slept by his barn. Fingerprints identified him. O Mick had been released from San Quentin a month earlier. The suspect used the alias Tim Dalton of New York while posing as a hotel guest before the attack on a Turk Street night clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse O’mick
San Francisco
Buckeye Road
Lateral
O’mick
San Quentin
Ed Churchill
O'Mick
Turk St
Vienna
Tim Dalton
New York
Dalton
Fall Proves Fatal To Mrs. Escalada
Mrs. Domitila Escalada, 85, a pioneer Nogales resident and mother of State Highway Commissioner Louis Escalada, died after a fall six weeks earlier caused a shoulder injury and a fatal blood clot. Born in Spain, she came to Nogales with her husband Manuel Escalada. survivors include two other sons, Joe and Manuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Domitila Escalada
Wrecked Plane or Rock Reported Near Yarnell
YARNELL, July 25 AP A shiny object sighting led to reports of a crashed airplane but the Yavapai County sheriff’s office says the object is a large white rock. Deputy Carl I. Scott arrived at the scene after highway patrol reported the find yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnell
Yavapai County
Carl I. Scott
Bankruptcy Petitioned by McLaughlins for Arizona Engineering
A bankruptcy petition was filed today in the U S District Court by Elsworth and Mavis McLaughlin of 3635 N 37th St prior business Arizona Engineering Company located at 27 S Fourth Ave a refrigeration and air conditioning firm with assets of 10 453 88 and liabilities of 26 73 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Elsworth
Mavis McLaughlin
37Th St
McLaughlin
Arizona Engineering Company
S. Fourth Ave
Defend Yourself Man in Tucson Abusive Complaint Bid
Robert Byrd appeared before Magistrate Paul J. Cella in Tucson for a second time this week seeking to file a complaint that his wife beat him. Byrd said his estranged wife attacked him again after a separation, tearing his shirt and injuring his hands. Cella refused to issue a complaint but urged Byrd to defend himself and pursue divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Robert Byrd
Paul J. Cella
Cella
Byrd
Army Commission Sought For Leftist
Senator Eastland said a White House aide twice attempted during the war to obtain an army intelligence commission for millionaire leftist Frederick Van derbilt Fieki. The claim was made in Washington on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastland
Miss
White House
Army
Frederick Vanderbilt Fieki
Acheson Stresses Long Arms Defense Drive Acheson Sees Need For Long Arms Program
DETROIT July 25 AP Secretary of State Acheson urged several years of hard effort to build a defense against nine million armed Communists. He warned that even with Korea talks the job remains and warned of war or surrender if defense is neglected. At Detroit’s 250th birthday banquet he warned of sacrifices, taxes, and shortages but urged durable, maintained defenses. The remarks came amid a show of Allied unity with Britain France and Canada as Bonnet and Franks echoed resolve to bolster North Atlantic defenses and a European army effort. The event also touched Senate hearings on Far Eastern policy with McCarran and Field, Carter and Lattimore cited amid subversive influence concerns. The piece notes Field’s jail sentence and upcoming testimony with McCarran cautioning against premature conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States
Acheson
Korea
Veterans Memorial Building
Great Britain
France
Canada
Oliver Franks
Henri Bonnet
North Atlantic
Indochina
Bonnet
Eastland
Edward C. Carter
New York
Institute of Pacific Relations
Senate
Carter
Field
Institute
Army
Lauchlin Currie
Roosevelt
Owen Lattimore
Intelligence Post
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
McCarthy
Wis
Senate Internal Security Committee
McCarran
Nev
U.S
IPR
Argyrol Discoverer Killed In Collision
Dr. Albert C. Barnes, 78, famed for Argyrol discovery and founder of the Barnes Foundation, died when his convertible collided with a truck at a Phoenixville intersection. The truck driver Samuel E. Ash, 30, was uninjured. Barnes built a $6 million endowment and curated a vast art collection valued above $20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Albert C. Barnes
Here
Barnes
Samuel E. Ash
Barnes Foundation
Merion
Tennessee Rites Set For L. A. Risk
Remains of Leonard A. Risk, 74, of 1822 N. 16th Ave., who died at his home July 18, will be taken to Memphis for burial services, according to his son Gurney A. Risk. Private cremation was held at Greenwood Memorial Park. He is survived by three sisters, all Memphis residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Risk
16Th Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Gurney A. Risk
Norwood
Ohio
Greenwood Memorial Park
Oklahoma motorist crashes bridge wife killed in rain
A vehicle in Lordsburg, New Mexico, veered into the bridge railing during a rainstorm. Mrs Merle Williams, 33, of McAlester Oklahoma, was thrown from the car and killed. The husband and two sons, ages 4 and 7, were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
N. Mex
Oklahoma
Merle Williams
McAlester
Meat costs drive blood rejects at Pasadena Red Cross
In Pasadena California doctors report 55 rejections among 239 pints collected at the Red Cross blood bank. They note a higher reject rate than a year ago when about 30 were rejected. They attribute the change to households preparing more meat heavy meals due to rising meat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Pasadena Red Cross Blood Bank
Hunting Accident Claims Life Of University Student
Tucson AP dispatch reports 30 year old University of Arizona student Robert T. Carlson died in a desert hunting accident. Justice of the peace James M. Howsare said no inquest would be held. Carlson's body was found Saturday with a shotgun nearby, believed dead about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Robert T. Carlson
University of Arizona
James M. Howsare
Justice of the Peace
Carlson
Desert
Legislators Plan Tax Survey Talk in Prescott
Prescott July 25 AP The legislative interim committee meets here to hear Griffenhagen Associates outline a tax structure survey with Senate President Warner B Mattice presiding and Senator John R Franks hosting. Attendees include Senator William F Kimball Representatives Langham Wallace Morris Mrs Mary Dennis and J A Kiegge ahead of the Arizona Tax Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gila
Robert Wallace
Maricopa
Carl Morris
Cochise
Mary Dennis
J. A. Kiegge
Gilbert Pastor's Daughter Dies in Tempe Hospital
Nina F Gilbert infant daughter of the Rev and Mrs O W Gilbert died Monday night in Tempe Hospital Services were held at 3 pm today in Gibbons Mortuary Chapel with Rev J K Gressett of Phoenix Assembly of God Church officiating Burial was in Mesa Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Nina F. Gilbert
O. W. Gilbert
Tempe Hospital
Mr. Gilbert
Assembly of God Church
Gilbert
Gibbons Mortuary Chapel
J. K. Gressett
Phoenix Assembly of God Church
Mesa Cemetery
People To Call Truman Again Senator Says
Senator James E. Murray said the American people will insist Truman run for re election and that Eisenhower cannot be spared from duties as supreme commander. Murray, return from Europe, urged Truman’s decision and noted Eisenhower’s success in his European assignment. Other senators echoed support for Eisenhower remaining in Europe amid presidential speculation. Rep Lawrence H. Smith warned Eisenhower’s stance could remove him from the presidential picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Murray
Europe
White House
Eisenhower
Sen
Owen Brewster
Maine
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
House
Lawrence H. Smith
Wis
Arizona Resident Since 1906 Dies
Wade James Brakefield 60 of 2445 E Monroe died Sunday in Ely Nevada while en route to Colorado after a lingering illness. A native of Alamosa Colorado he moved to Phoenix in 1944 from Safford Valley area where he farmed. Survived by wife Donie seven sons two grandchildren and two more in separate marriages. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow Colonial Chapel Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary with burial at Memory Lawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade James Brakefield
E. Monroe
Ely
Nev
Colorado
Alamosa
Colo
Brakefield
Phoenix
Safford Valley
Donie
Hubert
Clyde
Roy
Clifford
Ray L
Long Beach
Calif
Leonard
McGill
Benjamin
U. S. Army
Bessie Head Brakefield
Colonial Chapel
Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Playing Hockey Culminated In Killing Of Her Friend
In Tacoma the 17-year-old Noreen McNicholas was slain during a spur of the moment hockey plan after a beauty school outing. Ella Mae Copper, 18, said Bill Smith Jr., 28, lured them to Bresemann Park and attacked Noreen. she later helped authorities reveal the crime and testified that Goebel, 72, was not guilty, with the murder charge dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Noreen McNicholas
Ella Mae Cooper
Bresemann’s Park
Spanaway
FBI
Burlingame
Calif
Bill Smith, Jr
Ella Mae
Noreen
John J. O’connell
O’connell
Dick McCreadie
Smith
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Sher
Iff
Dan Coughlin
Bill
Jack
Robert Goebel
Water use in Phoenix surges amid heat wave
Phoenix reports 70 million gallons of water used yesterday up from 68.3 million on Monday as municipal reservoirs hold 53 million gallons. Verde River flow rose to 191 cfs from 66 cfs, rain in the watershed earlier helped, and officials urged water conservation with even odd day watering rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Dario Travaini
Verde River
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Verde
Travaini
Hugh H. Runnels Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Hugh H. Runnels 65 will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Arizona Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jay Fuller officiating. Burial follows at Double Butte Cemetery Tempe. Died unexpectedly Sunday while mowing his lawn at 920 S First Ave Phoenix death linked to heat. Survived by wife Delia three daughters two sons a brother Arthur all of Phoenix and three other brothers out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. Runnels
Phoenix
Arizona Funeral Home
Jay Fuller
Faith Temple
Double Butte
Tempe
Runnels
S. First Ave
Delia
Arthur
Pair Faces Morals Trial Despite Marriage
A Phoenix couple Raymond L Moton and Jessie Garcia married in West Phoenix and face open and notorious cohabitation charges that proceed despite their marriage. Moton remains held on bond while Mrs Moton is free. trial is set for Saturday in East Phoenix Precinct Court. Moton also faces city court charges of molesting two girls aged 14 and 15. Flood claimed he was unaware of the cohabitation charge at the ceremony. Moton has prior federal Mann Act convictions and a long FBI record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur van Haren
Raymond L. Moton
Jessie Garcia
West Phoenix
al J. Flood
East Phoenix
Moton
Flood
FBI
Kingman Accident Victim Bosworth Dies in Oakland
Navy Hospitalman Hobart W. Bosworth, 20, injured in an automobile crash near Kingman, Ariz., died in Oakland shortly before midnight without regaining consciousness. He was flown for special surgery and died of head injuries. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Bosworth of Thibodaux Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Navy
Hobart W. Bosworth
Kingman
Ariz
Bosworth
Frederick A. Bosworth
Thibodaux
Benjamin F Adams Services Held for 83 Year Old Farmer
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Adams 83 a retired farmer were held this afternoon at Grimshaw Mortuary with Rev George F Barton of First Baptist Church officiating Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Park Adams died Monday at his home 1217 W Madison He had lived in Arizona since 1937 moving to Phoenix from Mount Vernon Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Adams
Grimshaw Mortuary
George F. Barton
First Baptist Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Mr. Adams
W. Madison
Arizona
Phoenix
Mount Vernon
Crash Injuries Fatal To Girl In Arizona Bus Crash
Arizona’s 1951 traffic death toll rose to 190 with the death of 17 year old Diane Spader of Los Angeles from injuries after a Continental Bus blew a tire and crashed off Highway 66 near Chambers last Saturday. Five other passengers were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Chambers
Diane Spader
Los Angeles
Holbrook
Continental
Mrs Susan Barger Dies At Rest Home
Susan Belle Barger 35 of 2933 N Ninth Ave died unexpectedly at a local rest home. Wife of Dr James Barger pathologist at Good Samaritan and Papago Park V A hospital. Born Feb 27 1916 El Paso Texas. moved to Douglas 1926 then Phoenix 1950. Survived by husband two children James Jr and Mary Susan, parents Dr and Mrs Hugh M Helm of Douglas, and three brothers Lloyd Douglas Walter Carmel Calif Hugh M Jr Camp Polk La. Friends may call until 10 pm today at Arizona Funeral Home Chapel. Body will be taken to Douglas Friday morning for funeral services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Belle Barger
Ninth Ave
Mary Susan
Phoenix
Hugh M. Helm
Douglas
Lloyd
Walter
Carmel
Calif
Hugh M. Jr
Camp Polk
Arizona Funeral Home Chapel
Creighton School District to Cut Taxes on Federal Grant
The Creighton School District will reduce its tax rate by 20 to 30 cents per $100 assessed value after a $94,137 grant from the Federal Security Agency. The grant funds cover federal impact children and run through June 30, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
Federal Security Agency
W. T. Machan
John H. Barry
FSA
Machan
Barry
Franklin E. Stark of Mesa Succumbs
Franklin E. Stark, 54, a Mesa garageman, died at his home after a short illness. Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Gibbons Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Vernon Hines officiating. Graveside rites will be at Mesa Cemetery under the Mesa F and AM Lodge. Survived by his wife Grace, two sons Ray and Ralph, five daughters Ruth Steele Ruby Syslo Troy Wilkinson Bonita and Betty Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa Bureau
Mesa
Franklin E. Stark
Mesa Garageman
N. Robson
Gibbons Mortuary Chapel
Vernon Hines
Mesa First Southern Baptist Church
Mesa Cemetery
Mesa F & AM Lodge
Stark
Grace
Ray
Pensacola
Fla
Ralph
San Diego
Ruth Steele
Los Angeles
Ruby Syslo
San Mateo
Calif
Troy Wilkinson
Fresno
Bonita
Betty Stark
Elizabeth Studham Dies At Residence
Elizabeth Studham, 63, a Phoenix resident for seven years, died this morning at 1435 E. Rancho. Native of Iowa, she is survived by daughter Mrs Alfred Julian of Oak Park Illinois, two sons Paul and John T. of Phoenix, a sister and three brothers out of state. Funeral arrangements are pending at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Studham
Phoenix
E. Rancho
Iowa
Alfred Julian
Oak Park
Paul
John T
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
GI Bill Deadline Triggers Last Minute Training Rush
Veterans swarm Arizona State Employment Service to enroll in on the job training as the World War II enlistment deadline looms. Supervisor Jack W. Rath notes the cutoff will exclude about 80 percent of veterans discharged before July 25, 1947, while a surge in activity fills jobs. Remaining veterans discharged after July 25, 1947 and service connected disabled qualify for training and subsistence until July 25, 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State Employment Service Office
Jack W. Rath
Rath
Ofice
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Nnb
Celia
Army Commission
Angel
Civil Rights Congress
Meccarran
Lee
Mass
Argyrol
Tennessee
L. A. Risk
James E. Murray
D., Mont
Goebel
O'Connell
Bartlett Rummel
Bill Smith JR
Susan Barger
Rest Home
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