Myer Defends Caution Over Freeing Tribes
Indian Commissioner Myer says tribes will be freed from government supervision once capable of self management and does not expect full withdrawal during his lifetime. He warned against a Washington master plan and urged locally developed programs in consultation with Indians to avoid past land losses and hardships. He criticized what he called perversions of the truth by tribal groups and reiterated continued review of attorney contracts as protection against exploitation.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Dillon
Myer
Indian Bureau
National Congress of American Indians
Washington
James E. Curry
The
Indian Congress
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bosone
Utah
FSA Grant To Trim Creighton School Tax Rate
Creighton School District will gain a tax rate cut of 20 to 30 cents per $100 assessed value from a $94,137 Federal Security Agency grant. W T Machan reports the grant funds federal impact children and covers through June 30, 1952. The district budget shows $407,145 to be raised by tax, reduced to $313,008 after the grant. Supervisors will likely approve the levy reduction when the county budget is adopted August 5.
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Creighton
Federal Security Agency
W. T. Machan
John H. Barry
FSA
Machan
Barry
U S Names Citrus Board for California Arizona Grant
The U S Department of Agriculture named an administrative committee to aid in enforcing the amended marketing agreement for California Arizona desert grapefruit. For California the lineup includes Leland J Yost Don H Mitchell Ralph Sechrist Max M Zimmerer J E Harshman Louis A Clarke Joe Russo Earl M Snee and alternates. Arizona members are Arthur Burgher Edward Tway Harry E Ellis Wesley A Davis Carl E Hover Charles E Beville Jack Powell and Dean H Thayer.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
California
Leland J. Yost
Thermal
Don H. Mitchell
India
Ralph Sechrist
Redlands
Max M. Zimmerer
Mecca
J. E. Harshman
Louis A. Clarke
Brawley
Joe Russo
Earl M. Snee
Arizona
Arthur Burgher
Edward Tway
Phoenix
Harry E. Ellis
Wesley A. Davis
Yuma
Carl E. Hover
Charles E. Beville
Mesa
Jack Powell
Dean H. Thayer
Kingman Accident Victim Succumbs
Navy Hospitalman Hobart W. Bosworth, 20, of Thibodaux Louisiana, injured in a Kingman Arizona automobile crash, died in Oakland California after head injuries and loss of consciousness despite surgery.
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Oakland
Calif
Navy
Hobart W. Bosworth
Kingman
Ariz
Bosworth
Frederick A. Bosworth
Thibodaux
Doctors Face Death Probe in Bridgeport Case
Grand jury in Bridgeport Indiana investigates the July 25 1950 death of Elizabeth Ayres a spinster who left a $100 000 estate to her doctor Donald F Gibson Coroner Theodore Steiber who resigned accuses Gibson in an official report of being criminally responsible The report also names Dr Frank T Genovese who helped treat Miss Ayres Both doctors shown arriving in court to face the jury.
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Grand Jury
Bridgeport
Elizabeth Ayres
Danbury
Donald F. Gibson
Theodore Steiber
Gibson
Frank T. Genovese
Miss Ayres
City to vote on ward plan in November primary
City officials announce a special ward form of government election will be held with the city primary on November 13. Petitions filed with 3,549 signatures meet the 3,323 required. City Clerk Sullivan will present the petitions to the council. W H Scheumack disclaims involvement and votes against the petition.
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Phoenix
Laurence H. Whitlow
Whitlow
Tom M. Sullivan
Council
Sullivan
Ousted CAP Chief to Appeal Relieved Arizona Commander
Ousted Arizona wing commander Col. J Michael Morris says he will appeal the order that relieved him. Maj Gen Lucas V Beau, national CAP commander, relieved Morris yesterday at his Phoenix area address. Morris gave no reason for the firing, though he had objected to CAP policies before. Lt Bob Goldwater of Phoenix serves as deputy state commander. The Civil Air Patrol, auxiliary of the Air Force, trains in rescue and emergency work and runs a cadet program for youths.
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Arizona
Civil Air Patrol
J. Michael Morris
E. Culver
Lucas V. Beau
U.S. Air Force
CAP
Morris
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Air Force
Wrecked Plane Turns Out To Be Large White Rock
YAVAPAI COUNTY sheriff reports a shiny object found near Yarnell was not aircraft wreckage but a large white rock. Deputy Carl I. Scott confirmed the misidentification after highway patrol had reported the glinting object following yesterday observations.
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Yarnell
Yavapai County
Carl I. Scott
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