House Hearing Backing State Retirement Plan Retention
The Arizona House heard witnesses urging retention of the Public Employes' Retirement plan amid questions about repealing the plan or bringing state employees under the Federal Old-Age Benefit and Survivors Plan. O. J. Eide noted $600,000 requested to activate the state program but $8,000,000 cost estimates were deemed inflated. Approximately 5,000 employees have joined and contribute 5 percent. Attorne y William P. Mahoney Jr. questioned possible referenda or federal inclusion legality. Witnesses argued the plan would strengthen state government and employee security.
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House
Legis
Arizona Supreme Court
O. J. Eide
State Retirement Board
William P. Mahoney, Jr
Em- Union
Wade Church
Arizona Highway Department
W. L. Lefebvre
Douglas Halcrow
Employment Security Commission
Eide
Stronger Sex Weakest At Wedding Girls Told
Dr Charles Kendall preached to about 500 Arizona Southern California Girls League delegates in Phoenix about homemaking as a career. He argued grooms and best men faint, but a girl never does, urging couples to wait for a proper age to marry and have children, and to avoid settling down. The convention at Phoenix Union High School included speeches, discussions, and a panel on choosing a wife moderated by Rev Elmer Roy.
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Charles Kendall
Central Methodist Church
Kendall
California
Phoenix Union High School
Phoenix
Valley
Marilyn Dodson
Ethel Rosenberry
Iscah Mateer
James S. Carter
E. W. Montgomery
Phoenix Union High Schools
Phoenix College
Phoenix Union
Miss Rosenberry
Arizona
Bernadette Turner
Arizona State College
Tempe
Mildred W. Wood
PUHS
Hazel F. Wheedon
Los Angeles
Miss Loring
Elmer Roy
First Presbyterian Church
Hazel Bishop lasting lipstick advertised as unbeatable
Beauty ads hail Hazel Bishop amaz lasting lipstick that supposedly stays on from morning to night even after eating or kissing. The promotion claims no feathering or smudging with a money back guarantee and lists a price of 1.10 plus tax.
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New York
N.Y
Hazel Bishop
Ben
China
American reported facing accused Czech purge links to Noel H. Field
A Czech purge targets six top East German Communist leaders accused of ties to the American spy Noel H. Field. The report notes the motive to purge suspected espionage links amid Cold War tensions and outlines the alleged connections presented by authorities.
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Noel H. Field
Czech refugee reports say Noel Field confronted in Prague
In Prague reports from Czech underground circles claim Noel Field an American missing since May 1949 was brought from Moscow to Prague to confront former Czech foreign minister Vlado Clementis on Feb 27, possibly at Kolodeje Castle. The tale ties to Field's wartime OSS liaison work and his wife Herta Field's 1949 search efforts. Field disappeared after a 1949 East Europe relief role with the Unitarian Service Committee.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Prague
Noel Field
Moscow
Vlado Clementis
Field
Clementis
Kolodeje Castle
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Rajk
Bratislava
Unitarian Service Committee
Czechoslovakia
Herta Field
United States Office of Strategic Services
Europe
Hermann
Cleveland
Warsaw
Arizona Governor Nominates Four To State Posts
Gov. Howard Pyle seeks Senate confirmation for three Republicans and one Democrat to major state posts. R. J. Hight of Tempe would be state veterinarian, A. Warren Austin of Scottsdale state dairy commissioner, and Jesse A. Udall of Thatcher plus Jay M. Gates of Kingman would serve six-year terms on the Arizona Interstate Stream Commission. Gates and Udall are returning appointees. the Senate action is set for next week. Pyle also said he will seek John A. Duncan’s reappointment as superintendent of the State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control for a six-year term.
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Howard Pyle
Arizona Senate
R. J. Hight
Tempe
A. Warren Austin
Scottsdale
Jay M. Gates
Kingman
Pyle
Hight
Austin
Jesse A. Udall
Thatcher
Arizona Interstate Stream Commission
Gates
Udall
Sidney P. Osborn
Senate
John A. Duncan
State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
Duncan
Governor Signs Mental Illness Bill
Governor Howard Pyle signed a law allowing detention of mentally ill persons in non jail quarters and conducting sanity hearings outside courthouses. Judge Lorna E. Lockwood urged the legislature to pass the bill. He also approved an agreement enabling the state to work with Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co for a central statehouse switchboard.
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Howard Pyle
Superior Court
Lorna E. Lockwood
House
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Statehouse
Martin to Take Fleet Command in Korean area
Tokyo March 5. Vice Adm. Harold M. Martin will relieve Vice Adm. Arthur D. Struble as commander of the United States Seventh Fleet in the Korean area. Struble will take over Martin's present assignment as commander of the First Fleet on the West Coast.
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Tokyo
Harold M. Martin
Arthur D. Struble
United States Seventh Fleet
Navy
Struble
Martin
First Fleet
United States
Peace Loving Family Man Makes Weapons For TV Killers
In a New York studio, Fred Poller the floor man for Man Against Crime explains his weekly task of delivering deactivated guns to villains and frisking cast during rehearsals to prevent real danger. He notes about 60 shows and insists on safety and realism without violence.
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New York
Fred Poller
Poller
Ralph Bellamy
Fred
Legislature May Call Elections For Constitutional Amendments
Speaker Raymond G. Langham of the Arizona House of Representatives disputed reports that it would be illegal to call a special election for November 13 or any other date to vote on constitutional amendments. He cited Article 21, Section 1 of the state constitution to show the legislature has the power to call such an election.
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Raymond G. Langham
Arizona
House of Representatives
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson
House
Langham
Secretary of State
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