Tax bill gaps and proposed rate hikes noted
Snyder says the house bill mirrors treasury ideas on higher taxes but stops short of the proposed rate increases. He cites potential revenue from liquor tobacco and consumer durable goods and supports raising the capital gains tax to 37 percent. Even with boosts to meet 10 billion dollars in annual revenue, only 4.5 billion will hit in fiscal 1952 due to collection delays. The administration projects a five and a half billion dollar deficit next year, though senate tax writers resist the house extent of hikes.
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Snyder
Treasury
House
Senate
Freedom Seeker Guzik Faces More Charges In Arizona
Charles A. Guzik, son of the infamous Guzik, seeks release on a new sodomy charge after posting bond on 31 felonies. Deputy prosecutor Flynn vows to keep him jailed, warning of further charges and bonds as the case advances toward multiple early September trials on sodomy, crimes against nature, narcotics, and contributing to delinquency of a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Guzik
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
John J. Flynn
Flynn
Guzik
Jake
Greasy Thumb
Arizona Supreme Court
George T. Wilson
Sam Greenbaum
Ralph Barry
Labor Camp Rules Altered
The Arizona State Board of Health and five agricultural groups agreed new labor camp regulations. A camp must house at least three families or six adults with approved water supplying 35 gallons per person daily, specified bathing facilities, 60 square feet per occupant, and pressure water within 50 feet of living units. Minor changes to inspection and registration rules were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State Board of Health
Soldier and Wife Visit Safford Parents Before Deployment
Special to The Gazette. June 28 Master Set. Cecil E Moody and his wife visit his mother and father, Edwin and (unnamed) Moody, in Safford before he leaves for Terceira Island in the Azores with the 1605th Air Base Group. He recently served at Mather AFB Sacramento after World War II service in Africa, Europe, and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Cecil E. Moody
Edwin Moody
Terceira Island
Azores
1605Th Air Base
Terceira
Mather Air Force Base
Sacramento
Calif
Man Burned Here In Fire Sunday Dies
Lloyd Krell, 49, grocer, died at 6 a.m. from burns after a Sunday night fire at his home 6500 S 15th Ave. The Okla native ran P and H Market at 1135 E Mohave. Wife Naomi was at a movie as he escaped the attic blaze caused by suspected wiring. They lived there over 20 years. Funeral services are being arranged at A. L. Moore and Sons.
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Lloyd Krell
S. 15Th Ave
Krell
Oklahoma
E. Mohave
Naomi
A. L. Moore and Sons
Iran Nears Oil Settlement as Parliament Votes Nationalization
Iran moves toward finalizing oil control after parliament votes to nationalize the industry. Prime Minister Mossadegh says there is no threat to British lives or property and urges talks with the Anglo Iranian Oil Company on claims and former customers. Iran also protests British troop reinforcements with Iraq and seeks a resolution before evacuations. Moscow signals a more friendly stance, with talks planned on returning gold seized from the national bank.
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Iran
Mossadegh
Britain
Truman
Iraq
Mauritius
Adaban
Lonon
Russia
Moscow
Fighter Wing To Return To Base In Texas Soon
The U S Air Force says the 27th Fighter Escort Wing will return to Begelstrom Air Force Base in Austin Texas within weeks. National Geographic notes a tiny deer population in the lower Keys near Key West Florida with about 32 left, weighing 35 pounds and under two feet tall.
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Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Begelstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Texas
America
Lower Keys
Key West
Fla
National Geographic Society
Legislature debate over governor's travel and reserve fund
Senator Pintek attacked governor's out of state trips while criticizing a 2 000 travel allowance and a 1 500 000 reserve fund he said should fund the state hospital. Sen Head defended the travel spending as aiding the governor, while others urged rejecting the reserve fund for taxpayers. The motion to strike the reserve was defeated 10 to 8 with a roll call listing eight for and ten against.
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State Hospital
Head
Mr. Pyle
Washington
D. C
Oklahoma
California
Arizona
Republican Party
Central Arizona
Pyle
Colorado River
Thomas Collins
Pima
Harold Giss
Yuma
Powwow Rodeo and Night Dances Draw Big Crowds
The event features over 200 contestants daily for 600 events with prizes totaling 6000, no parimutuel betting, and afternoon horse races to showcase better-bred horses. Governor Pyle narrates the nightly Indian dances, with Sioux and Yuma groups joining 15 tribes, drawing visitors from France, England, Switzerland, and across the U S. Platt Cline estimates 8000 to 9000 per performance and a four day, Flagstaff stay generating 250000 to 300000 in spending.
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Pyle
Bilby
South Dakota
Yuma
Neil Christensen
France
England
Switzerland
Platt Cline
Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Water Project Ads Proposed Legislature OKs Arizona water ads
A bill to counter California propaganda on the Central Arizona Project was introduced in the Legislature. Rep. Harry Ruppelius proposed a 65,000 appropriation to the Arizona Interstate Stream Commission to buy ads in leading newspapers and journals to present Arizona’s need for Colorado River water and related facts.
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California
Arizona
Harry Ruppelius
Maricopa
Arizona Interstate Stream Commission
United States
Colorado
Colorado River
Four Arizona youths to attend United Nations Pilgrimage
Four Arizona young people depart Phoenix for New York as delegates to the Second Annual United Nations Pilgrimage, sponsored by the International Order of Odd Fellows. Betsy Ann Slack and Anna Jean Adams travel with Marilyn Hunter and Gene McCauley, with send-off parties planned in Prescott and Flagstaff. Adams presides Estymae Theta Rho Phoenix group. Slack led as former chapter president. McCauley named outstanding junior Odd Fellow.
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Arizona
New York
United Nations
International Order of Odd Fellows
Betsy Ann Slack
Richard Slack
W. Jefferson
Anna Jean Adams
William Adams
E. Roosevelt
Phoenix
Marilyn Hunter
Prescott High School
Gene McCauley
Flagstaff
Miss Adams
Estymae
Theta Rho Lodge No. 1
Rebekah Lodge
Miss Slack
McCauley
U S Employee Ends Service Mark W Radcliff Retires
Mark W. Radcliff retires July 31 after 37 years in federal service with multiple agencies. An authority on Navajo Indians and Southwest lands, he learned Navajo language on the reservation and contributed to organizing the first Navajo Tribal Council. His work covered land acquisitions exchanges and permits for public lands with the U S Indian Service and the Bureau of Reclamation in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Radcliff
Southwest
Radcliff
U.S. Indian Service
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
Infant Prepares For Early Bite In Carlsbad
CARLSBAD New Mexico June 28 AP There is a belief that Robert Verne Tucker soon will bite early. Bobby Tucker son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Tucker of Carlsbad has four teeth at four months and eight at six months.
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Carlsbad
N. Mex
Robert Verne Tucker
Bobby
Robert L. Tucker
Fly control sample taker visits alley home
A woman notices a well dressed man poking through garbage in an alley and suspects harmful intent. He arrives later with a tray of bottles, explaining he is from the U S Public Health Department testing garbage for fly related polio transmission as part of a third year program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Public Health Department
Clark
Auto Smith
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