Radio Stars Clash as Cugat Sparks Beefs Across Nation
Radio roars over Xavier Cugat’s quip on radio’s decline prompting bans by New York stations. Cugat defends the medium, saying he likes radio and only joked. The piece also notes Faye Emerson’s new show, KTAR’s The Railroad Hour cast, Kathy Godfrey’s hospital treatment, Peggy Lee replacing Amos N Andy, and KOY program shifts.
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Schnectady
Cocoanut Grove
Los Angeles
Faye Emerson
KTAR
Gordon McRae
Dorothy Warenskjold
Amos 'N Andy
KOOL
Mel Torme
AL Becker
KOY
Arizona
George Christie
Mel Allen
CBS
Rosalind Russell
Vaughn Monroe
Bill Stern
George Graham
Florida
Control Plan is Criticized By Cattlemen
Arizona cattle growers meeting in Clifton discussed extending price controls beyond cattle and approved 300 scholarships for high school graduates. W. E. Waldron of Safford Packing Co criticized price controls. Attendees from 41 Arizona communities plus California New Mexico and Texas heard speakers including Thornton Jones and L M Barker. The next meeting was set for November with time and place to be announced.
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Safford Packing Co
Norman Knox
Tempe
Arizona State College
Robert Paulsel
Holbrook
University of Arizona
El Doctor Hearing Set in Desert Camp Case
Ardashes Nighohossian known as El Doctor faces charges in Pinal County justice court. A bill of particulars is sought to clarify accusations that he maintained a public nuisance and unsanitary premises at a desert camp six miles north of Casa Grande. Each charge carries a $200 bond. the defendant allegedly offered medical advice and a iodine and water mixture as a detected remedy without charging fees.
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Ardashes
Nighohossian
Here
Justice Court
Eddie Mason
Pinal County
Square Dance Events Across Clubs Tonight
Western Saddle Club hosts square dancing at 9 p.m. near Squaw Peak and 20th St. Washington Wranglers perform at 9 p.m. at Washington School. Cowbelles and Cowpokes dance at 8 30 p.m. at Balsz School. Rip and Snort gather at 8 30 p.m. at Alma School in Mesa. Casa Grande Association ends the lineup with 9 p.m. at the Florence Woman's Club.
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Squaw Peak
20Th St. Washington Wranglers
Washington School
Balsz
Rip
Snort
Alma
Mesa
Casa Grande Association
Florence Woman's Club
Tucson Looks to Invite King George VI to Tucson
Tucson chamber secretary Ed Goyette announced plans to invite King George VI to settle in Tucson citing the climate as potentially beneficial for his lung ailment. The king, convalescing from a lung inflammation, left London to rest at Windsor estate.
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Tucson
Ed Goyette
London
George
Windsor
Globe Man Bound Over for Assault with Intent Murder
Charles Campbell, 65, of Globe, bound over to superior court on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder in the shooting of Mrs. Leora Hunt and George Gordon, both of Phoenix.
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Charles Campbell
Globe
Superior Court
Leora Hunt
George Gordon
Phoenix
Expedition At Rapids In Canyon
Otis Marston leads a five boat 14 man expedition down the Colorado River near Crystal Creek rapids 100 miles from Lee Ferry and eight miles from Phantom Ranch. The group paused at Hermit Creek after leaving Phantom Ranch Thursday gathering geological data headed toward Lake Mead 279 miles away arriving next Tuesday.
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Otis Marston
Colorado River
Crystal Creek Rapids
Lee Ferry
Berkeley
Calif
Hermit Creek
Phantom Ranch
John Maxon
Denver
Coleader
Marston
Lake Mead
Stars Forecast Dramatic Sunday with Creative Climax
The forecast for Sunday June 17 predicts a sudden and dramatic surge in events and plans driven by novel performances. It warns against indulgence in festivity or romance, advises birthday observers to follow conventional codes, and notes a potential for scandal among certain social circles. The following Monday June 18 brings traditional religious and family activities, with romantic and cultural highlights, but delays or jealousy may surface before a final spiritual guidance averts distress.
One-Ball Machines Result In Two Fines
J L Biggs a coin machine distributor at 3435 E Fillmore paid 300 in East Phoenix Precinct Court for placing two one ball machines in bars last January sheriff's deputies removed. Michael Paskalakis a Branding Iron bartender at 2303 E Indian School paid 150 for permitting one device to operate there. Alfred Swiney a Cadillac Bar bartender at 1604 Indian School had sentence set for 4 pm Monday by Justice Harry E Westfall.
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E. Fillmore
East Phoenix
Sheriff's Deputies
Michael Paskalakis
E. Indian School
Alfred Swiney
Cadillac
1604 Indian School
Harry E. Westfall
Dope Party Probe Yields Charges Across Juvenile Ring
Investigation into teenage dope parties over six weeks found at least 30 juveniles and four adults involved. Richard Caldwell, 19, faced statutory criminal assault charges for a 16 year old. John Loftus, 21, charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Richard Caldwell
S. 22Nd Ave
West Phoenix
John Loftus
W. Lincoln
Honor Surprises Lawyer Clark On 89th Birthday
E S Clark prominent Phoenix attorney and dean of local lawyers received a birthday cake surprise at the American Kitchen cafe yesterday. He will celebrate his 89th birthday anniversary tomorrow. Clark resides at 30 E Glendale.
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Phoenix Attorneys
American Kitchen Cafe
Hirth
Clark
E. Glendale
Uranium Miners and a Comedic Tale of a Private Eye
Gracie Allen cites Health Service figures claiming no deaths among 2000 uranium miners due to radiation safety. The column then recalls Otis Allen, a private eye, who on his first case learned a husband was a flagpole sitter and briefly hid behind a loom to avoid discovery, a humorous family anecdote.
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Gracie Allen
U.S. Health Service
Otis
Elaborate Plans For Fireworks Display At State Fair Ground
KOY and Arizona Farmer with Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce unveil the 12th annual July Fourth fireworks at the Arizona State Fair Grounds celebrating the Declaration of Independence 175th anniversary. Proceeds benefit Phoenix Boys Clubs. A two hour program includes an hour of fireworks and 90 minutes of music variety and circus acts. The show features 20 set pieces from Niagara Falls to the Statue of Liberty, aerial bombs and sky pieces, with a towering Crossing the 38th Parallel panorama. Clown acts and the Lake Greenway American Legion Post clown band also perform. Last year the event drew 300,000 spectators at the fair grounds and adjacent areas.
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Shaw Claim Of Macduff Cromwell Line Grows Doubt
A late figure in literary circles, George Bernard Shaw, alleged a genealogical link to Macduff Thane of Fife and to Oliver Cromwell, prompting speculation about ancestry and heritage among scholars and readers.
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George Bernard Shaw
Macduff, Thane
Fife
Oliver Cromwell
Helen Traubel Birthday Highlight and Opera Career
Birthday observance for Helen Traubel born June 16, 1904 in St. Louis. Opera soprano with a German speaking musical family, acclaimed Wagnerian performances at New York's Metropolitan Opera House in 1939. Debuted publicly with the St. Louis Symphony in 1925 and became a soloist with several symphonies.
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Helen Traubel
St. Louis
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
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