Gas Company Raps Action By Chapman
In Washington on June 23 Attorney Roger Whiteford argued that Interior Secretary Chapman's pipeline rights of way actions show government pushing socialistic theories. He contended Chapman's requirements for El Paso Natural Gas's 450 mile Arizona pipeline over public lands usurp FPC jurisdiction. The suit seeks permits to finish the project with about 32 miles left.
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Roger Whiteford
Chapman
U. S. District Court
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Arizona
Texas Company
Walter Bastian
Whiteford
Southern Union Gas Company
el Paso
Howard Boyd
Boyd
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Thomas McKevitt
Justice Department
Interior Department
San Juan
Colorado
New Mexico
Kerby Named As Appraiser For City Hall Property
James H. Kerby former secretary of state for Arizona and long time Phoenix real estate dealer was unanimously appointed by county supervisors as their appraiser for the City Hall building matter. The City Council will appoint an appraiser and the two appraisers will pick a third to determine the property's value for the county's proposal to buy City Hall adjacent to the courthouse at Washington and Second Ave.
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James H. Kerby
Arizona
Phoenix
City Hall
Kerby
Court House
Washington and
Second Ave
Summer Vacation Turned Menagerie Of Neighbor Pets
In a humorous neighborhood vignette a city dweller faces a flood of pets and responsibilities while relatives and friends rely on them for pet care. Cats, turtles, rabbits, a goats, tropical fish and more arrive with little notice, testing one’s patience and resourcefulness.
Evangeline Recalls Thirteen Days Lost in Smoky Mountains
Evangeline Lorimer recounts 13 days wandering the Great Smoky Mountains without food, dictated to United Press reporter Julian Granger. She describes cold, hunger, and dreams of cabins, the challenge of bad trails, and hearing her father’s voice echo across the ridges before spotting a hiker who guides her to civilization.
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Evangeline Lorimer
Great Smoky Mountains
Julian Granger
United Press
Two Women Hurt In Phoenix Two Car Crash
Two women were treated for injuries after separate late yesterday traffic accidents in Phoenix. Zula Bailey, 49, of 627 North Sixth Avenue, was admitted to Memorial Hospital with facial and body wounds when ejected from a car on Seventh Avenue near Bethany Home. Her son, William Bailey, 24, of 1729 Short, was the driver. Thomas Wright, 57, of 1740 West Turney, was in the other vehicle. Norma Willison, 30, of Scottsdale, faced hospitalization at Good Samaritan after a pedestrian truck crash at Third Street and Monroe. A second pedestrian, W. J. Hall, 42, of 1826 North 12th Street, received emergency care. The truck was driven by Joe Hall, 18, of 3151 Buckeye. the Hall men were not related.
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Phoenix Hospitals
Zula Bailey
Sixth Ave
Memorial Hospital
Seventh Ave
Bethany Home
Fred Gittner
Rangers Plan To Question Lorimer Girl
Evangeline Lorimer the 21 year old Cincinnati student nurse will be questioned in Sevierville Tennessee about how she survived 13 days lost in the Great Smoky Mountains. Park officials said she will answer questions after release from hospital where she is resting with blistered feet and briar scratches. Her father W M Lorimer of Seattle announced plans for an evangelistic tour in Cincinnati.
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Tenn
Smoky Mountains Wilds
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E. Mohave
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March
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Great Smoky Mountains
W National Park
Cincinnati
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Park
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Wash
Jewish Hospital
Iran Oil Concluded From Page One
Iran plans rapid evacuation of British oil workers if violence erupts at oil fields as Iran weighs taking over Anglo-Iranian. Loss of royalties strains Iran economy, while Iran shows willingness to accept a 25 million U S Export-Import Bank loan amid U S and British diplomacy.
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Iran
Tran
U. S. State Department
U. S
Sinclair Funeral Planned At Mesa
Walter L Sinclair of Gilbert died at his home Wednesday at age 74. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Gibbons Mortuary with K F Engle and Elder Harold Germaine officiating. Burial in Mesa Cemetery. Survived by three sons Walter Edgar Noel and three daughters Alice Henderson Delta Miller Roberta Bailey and two sisters.
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Walter L. Sinclair
Gilbert Farmer
Gibbons Mortuary
K. F. Engle
Phoenix Church of Christ
Harold Germaine
Gilbert Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mesa Cemetery
Mr. Sinclair
Dennison
Texas
Walter
Gilbert
Edgar
Payette
Idaho
Noel
Alice Henderson
Alta Loma
Calif
Delta Miller
Roberta Bailey
Hollywood
Drug contracts questioned as Kimball firm tied to unpaid claim
Findings show some drugs supplied to Maricopa County by Kimball Drug Company did not meet specifications. Crest Laboratories and John Tyler Printing and Publishing produced mislabeled labels. Crest obtained a writ of attachment for 6300 dollars. A 1951 Studebaker reported stolen was recovered at a Van Buren address.
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Kimball Drug Company
Frank Haze Burch
California
Kimball
Horace W. Kimball
Burch
Crest Laboratories
Phoenix
John Tyler Printing and Publishing Company
Central Drug Company
Indian
Burbank
Calif
Kimball Wholesale Drug Company
Coast Concern
Kimball Concern
John C. Calhoun
S. First St
Rotary Officers Plan Springerville Outing
Rotary Presidents and secretaries from Arizona and Needles gather in Springerville for a two day conference and school of instruction. Mel Fickas, soon to be district governor, presides after attending a governors’ assembly in Lake Placid. Delegates join a fishing derby at Big Lake with trophies for the largest trout and a fellowship dinner.
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Springerville
Rotary Clubs
Arizona
Needles
Calif
Mel Fickas
Phoenix
Lake Placid
Big Lake
City reports $161000 surplus used to keep taxes steady
City Manager Ray W. Wilson announced a $161,000 budget surplus for the fiscal year ending June 30 to help hold the tax rate next year. An extra $123,000, slated for 1951-52, will be spent this year on 54 vehicles and a light tractor, leaving the year’s surplus at $284,000 otherwise.
Tricycle Replaces Rickshaw On Southeast Asia Streets
Saigon in Indochina June 23 AP reports a shift from rickshaws to motorized tricycles for city transport. Viet Nam cycle-men like Tong Nguyen, 52, describe earnings of about 45 piastres daily, rent costs, and hopes for independence while facing a 55-year age limit for cycle work. He notes gambling as a pastime and laments limited funds for a motor bike permit.
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Saigon
Indochina
China
Southeast Asia
Tong Nguyen
Viet Nam
Nguyen
Neguyen
Annam
India to Get Reds Grain in Barter Pact
NEW DELHI June 23 AP The government said it has signed a barter agreement to exchange freely sold goods for 100000 tons of Russian wheat. Officials would not disclose which Indian products will be sent to the Soviet Union. Turkey poults grow faster and bigger when fed a 28 percent protein turkey starter in the first eight weeks.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Turkey
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