Globe Set For Fiesta Opening
The third annual fiesta sponsored by Holy Angels Church in Globe begins with a parade at 6 p m today and continues tomorrow afternoon and night. Queen will be crowned at 9 30 p m with candidates Dora Robles Mildred Caplett Stella Garcia Mary Helen Moya Maggie Perez and Virginia Azueta. Parade marshal Eugene Shute. Local guards and possee groups plus Globe High School Band and floats participate. George Sanchez and his orchestra provide music for dancing both nights. Trini Boca entertainment chair announces show participants master of ceremonies Victor Rubalcaba each evening. General committee includes Mrs Daisy Fitzpatrick Mrs Mary Rubalcaba James Griffin and Rev Father James E McFadden.
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GLOBE
the Holy Angels Church
Dora Robles
Mildred Caplett
Stella Garcia
Mary Helen Moya
Maggie Perez
Virginia Azueta
Eugene Shute
Arizona National Guard
Gila County Sheriff's Posse
Caballero’s ‘Posse
Globe High School
George Sanchez
Trini Boca
Victor Rubalcaba
Irene Castillo
Phoenix
Bustles and
Boots Square
Rosemary Guerena
Stella Reyes
Betty Lou Sparks
Lalo Ballesteros
Miami
DeAnda Sisters
Esperanza Gonzales
Liko” Estevane
Veronica
Daisy Fitzpatrick
Mary Rubalcaba
James Griffin
James E. McFadden
Woman Gets Winslow Post
Mrs. Mary G. Ferguson will be acting postmaster in Winslow starting July 1 after the retirement of George T. Stevens. A Tombstone native, she has lived in Winslow 21 years and is among several candidates awaiting a civil service exam and an eligible list before Rep. Harold A. Patt en, Arizona, names a permanent postmaster.
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Winslow
Mary G. Ferguson
George T. Stevens
Tombstone
Carmel, Columbus
George Giragi
Winslow Mail
Holbrook Tribune-News
Ferguson
Civil Service
Harold A. Patten
Ariz
Former Editor In Bisbee Dies
BISBEE, June 9 AP Word of the death of Orval T. Adams 46 former wire editor of the Bisbee Daily Review has been received here He died yesterday at a veterans hospital near San Francisco where he had been a patient several weeks Adams was wire editor of The Review from 1938 to 1940 He enlisted in the navy in World War II and on his discharge became wire editor of the San Jose Calif Mercury Herald He held that position when he became ill a few weeks ago.
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Bisbee
Orval T. Adams
Bisbee Daily Review
San Francisco
Adams
the Review
San Jose
Calif
Mercury Herald
Bar Proposes Courthouse Overhaul to Ease Crowding
A delegation from the Maricopa County Bar Association asked supervisors to adopt an overall courthouse revamp plan. They seek more space for the law library, expanded justice courts, and potential county acquisition of City Hall to centralize government operations. The proposal notes 500 lawyers and only six research tables, and envisions linking library space with expanded quarters.
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Maricopa County
Maricopa County Bar Association
County Law Library Department
W. Francis Wilson
The
Bar Association
Walter Linton
Association Library Committee
Wilson
D. P. Kimball
Law Library
County School Department
Washington Street
Second
Third Avenues
Long Time Fugitive To Be Free
Harry Nash 51, held since 1949 after 23 years as a fugitive, will be paroled July 29 from Arizona State Prison. He escaped in 1926 after a 65-75 year sentence for second degree murder tied to the shooting of traveling salesman Martin Schwab. Nash lived as a respected farmer in Calhan, Colorado, and married there before his recapture. He expressed relief and optimism about going home. Local Colorado supporters protested his return to prison, citing his good conduct.
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Florence
Harry Nash
Arizona
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Nash
Martin Schwab
Colorado
Beff Beef Controls Debate as Market Slumps
Beef market weakness leads to predictions of shortages next week as cattle producers hold livestock past June 30 when price controls expire. House agriculture committee presses to end controls, while Price Stabilizer DeSalle remains firm. President Truman says lawmakers and mobilization officials may reach a workable solution. House panel vows to reconvene if demands aren’t met and to seek amendments exempting livestock from defense production act.
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House Agriculture Committee
Michael DeSalle
Truman
White House
Cooley
N. C
Two men sentenced for assault in Cochise County
BISBEE June 9. Judge W C Truman of Florence yesterday sentenced Buddy Carroll Sims to 25 to 35 years in state prison and John Merila to 20 to 30 years for criminal assault. The men were found guilty earlier in the week after a Cochise County Superior Court jury trial of the April 13 attack on a Warren woman at her home.
Jet Crashes Shake Richmond Area Military Flight Crashes
A 71 plane flight from Wright Patterson encountered a storm near Richmond 45 miles from Dayton. One pilot said an engine exploded as two others reported trouble. Capt Long escaped unhurt after crash landing 17 miles west of Richmond while Maj Willsie and Lt Donor parachuted with minor injuries. Crashes near Fountain City Cambridge City and at Boston Indiana injured others. crowds flooded police lines amid fear of bombing.
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Air Force
Dayton
Bryce Long
Richmond
Long
Richard E. Willsie
John Donor
Willsie
Fountain City
Ind
Donor
Cambridge City
R. A. Jackson
Boston
Here
E. D. Coltharp
Straughn
Wright-Patterson
Inquiry Begun In Texas Bomber Crash
Air force investigators sought the cause of a B 25 bomber crash near Reese Air Force Base Texas killing three crewmen. The twin engined plane crashed ten minutes after takeoff ten miles southwest of Lubbock with no survivors. Names identified include pilot 1st Lt Stephen C Frost 31 Emmett Idaho co pilot 1st Lt Le Roy Adams 35 Kansas City Mo tech Sgt Billie D Jentzen Hammon Oklahoma.
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Lubbock
Texas
Air Force
Reese Air Force Base
Here
R. O. Clark
Stephen C. Frost
Emmett
Idaho
Leroy Adams
Kansas City
Tech
Billie D. Jentzen
Hammon
Okla
Navy Bomber Wrecked Near Albuquerque Killing Two
An attack bomber crashed seven miles south of Albuquerque New Mexico killing two men Lt Charles B Dickson 32 pilot and Earl A Prior 20 crew chief Akron Ohio. Clayton Shepard survived by parachute but was treated for shock. He works for North American Aviation which built the plane. Investigators ordered to probe the crash.
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Albuquerque
N. Mex
Here
Charles B. Dickson
Earl A. Prior
Akron
Ohio
Clayton Shepard
North American Aviation
Two Thunderjets Reported Missing In Germany
In Wiesbaden Germany June 9 two F 84 Thunderjet planes have been missing from their base since noon yesterday. It was feared both had crashed and the United States Air Force announced today.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
United States Air Force
Girls State election delivers Federalist governor and senate
In Tucson on June 9 AP reports Federalists swept to the governorship with Sylvia Sanders of Phoenix defeating Gwen Best Nationalist. Federalists also captured secretary of state Barbara Lind and attorney general Wanda Britten in Phoenix and Tucson respectively, plus superintendent Dorothy Freeman. Nationalists won main state offices save governor, and Federalists held 5-3 in the senate with a split House 9-9. County results favored Federalists in Helbig and Moore.
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Tucson
Girls State
Senate
Sylvia Sanders
Phoenix
Gwen Best
Barbara Lind
Wanda Britten
Dorothy Freeman
Supreme Court
Barbara H. Dickey
Prescott
Nancy Orwell
Patsy Slack
Miami
State Senate
House of Representatives
Tucson Lacks Extra Water
Tucson’s water supply meets current needs but lacks a reserve for a major emergency. City councilman Harlow T. Phelps warned that rapid growth has outpaced development. The $1.5 million bond funded distribution upgrades but no funds exist for new sources.
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Tucson
Harlow T. Phelps
Council Water Committee
Senate probes China lobby influence on US policy
Senator Sparkman joins Morse and McMahon in pursuing a Senate inquiry into alleged China lobby activity. The focus is whether U.S. aid funds were used to sway American opinion to support Chiang Kai-shek and whether the administration’s China policy toward Red China was “soft.” McMahon, a longtime Nationalist lobbyist, demands a hearing.
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U. S
Chiang
Connecticut
William Goodwin
McMahon
Senate Armed Services
Sparkman
Ala
Morse
Ore
China
Fire sweeps Faulco Industries plant in Lynwood
Fire raged through the Faulco Industries plant at Lynwood on June 9 causing damage estimated at more than 250000 dollars.
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Lynwood
Calif
Faulco Industries
Two Coolidge Men Hurt In Car Truck Sideswipe
Two Coolidge men were treated at Sacaton Hospital after a night crash about 12 miles south of Chandler. W A Thomasson 32 was listed critical and Charles Figgins 30 suffered serious injuries. Figgins rode in Thomasson's car which sideswiped a truck driven by Cipriano J Manne 26 of Santa Rosa.
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Coolidge
Sacaton Hospital
Chandler
W. A. Thomasson
Charles Figgins
Phoenix
William Whitlow
Figgins
Thomasson
Cipriano J. Manne
Santa Rosa
R. Fawconer
W. Yuma
Treat
Maricopa County
27Th Avenue
Yuma Road
Fawconer
del J. Joralmon
Oregon
Council Plans $2,500 Raise For Manager
The Phoenix City Council plans to raise City Manager Ray W. Wilsons salary to 15,000 per year, up from 12,500. Mayor Nicholas Udall noted discussions but no formal agreement yet. Other department heads are expected to receive raises when the pay schedule is adopted, placing the manager’s pay near the median for comparable cities in the 100000 to 250000 population range.
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Phoenix
Ray W. Wilson
Nicholas Udall
Wilson
Rock Hounds Open Convention In Phoenix Gym
Rock hounds and pebble pups invite the public to see about 5 000 specimens on display by 127 members of the Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineral Societies at Phoenix College gym. Governor Pyle opened the event with Robert J. Hannelly, college dean, as federation members from 29 societies gather. A mix of uranium ore displays, rare minerals, titanium gems, trinitite, and 24 commercial dealers highlight the show running through tomorrow.
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Phoenix College
Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineral Societies
Arizona
A. L. Flagg
Federation
Pyle
Robert J. Hannelly
Ajo
West
Ann Arbor
Mich
Milady
Fred Bitner
Scottsdale
Bitner
Flagg
Personnel changes coming in Arizona National Forests
U S Forest Service announces retirements and new appointments across Coconino Tonto Kaibab and Crook national forests in Arizona. Leonard Lessel retires as Kaibab supervisor after a long service beginning 1913. Russell Rae named successor. Others include transfers and promotions: Lloyd Dahl moves to Albuquerque, Joseph Lucero succeeds in Tonto, William Baldwin retires with John Pomeroy and William Anderson stepping in, Jesse Fears retires, Benton Rogers replaces Fears.
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Coconino, Tonto, Kaibab
Crook National Forests
Arizona
U.S. Forest Service
Albuquerque
Leonard R. Lessel
Kaibab National Forest
Williams
Forest Service
Tonto Forest
New Mexico
Russell E. Rae
Coconino National Forest
Flagstaff
Rea
Lloyd A. Dahl
North Seventh Street
Tonto National Forest
Phoenix
Dahl
Joseph M. Lucero
East
Yale
William E. Baldwin
Globe Ranger District
Crook National Forest
Tonto
The
John S. Pomerroy
Baldwin
Salt River District
Pomeroy
William T. Anderson
Prescott Forest
Jesse T. Fears
Mazatzal
Fears
Benton C. Rogers
Plane Wreckage Found At Blue Lake In Colo Discovery Stirs Nostalgia
LAS ANIMAL Colo June 9 UP Bulldozers will smooth sand at Blue Lake today to uncover clues for identifying a twin engined army training plane that likely crashed there seven years ago. The wreckage was uncovered yesterday by two men seining for carp.
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Las Animal
Colo
Blue Lake
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37Th St
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Moore Counties
China Lobby
Mary M. Eager
N. 24Th PL
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Danala
Memorial Hospital
N. 24Th St
Frank Eager
Maurita Ale
25Th St
Council
Rock Hounds
Esther Clark
Bavaria
State Fair Minerals Department
Hillside
Yavapai County
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Dumas & Kelsay
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