Spy Jury Told To Disregard Red Activities
In New York on March 28 AP reported defense lawyers urging the federal jury in the atomic spy trial not to convict over alleged Communist beliefs. Emanuel Bloch accused the government witness David Greenglass of perjury and attacked his loyalty, while noting the defendants Julius Rosenberg Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobell face conspiracy to transmit atomic secrets to Russia with a possible death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Emanuel H. Bloch
Bloch
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Morton Sobell
Nagaski
Russia
David Greenglass
Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Los Alamos
N. M
Greenglass
Thatcher Public Schools Head To Take Leave
Thatcher Superintendent Jack Daley will take a two year leave beginning Sept 1 to pursue advanced college work. Daley, a University of Arizona graduate, led Thatcher Elementary for 13 years before becoming superintendent. Bonds totaling 50000 funded four new classrooms and school improvements with bids to be issued within two weeks. Work on additions to start by May 1. Mrs Lamar Burrell elected president of Safford Junior Woman's Club with Grady Hollifield as vice president, Reef Kelly secretary, Scott Pace treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Jack Daley
Thatcher Public Schools
Daley
University of Arizona
Reisnes, Ely, Beck and Company of Phoenix
Lamar Burrell
Safford Junior Woman's Club
Grady Hollifield
Reef Kelly
Scott Pace
Burrell
Irwin Robinson
Missing Tropicair crew sails for Cuba with nine girls
Miami March 28. The Coast Guard searched the Florida Straits for nine young women who hoisted a Confederate flag on a two masted schooner and sailed toward Havana five days ago. Their skipper and a photographer are missing, the eight crew members range from 17 to 21. The Tropicair departed St. Petersburg after a race ruling denied entry. The ship carried food for days and had a Diesel engine and strong radio gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Florida Straits
Cuba
Tropicair
St. Petersburg
Florida-to-Cuba
Confederacy
Havana
Key West
Truman
Dr Julian To Talk Here At Phoenix College
Dr Julian L. To Talk Here at 8 p.m. in the Blue and Gold Room of Phoenix College for a Greater Phoenix Council for Civic Unity meeting. After his talk, William P. Mahoney Jr. will present the Board of Directors' 1951 presidential nomination and Joseph S. Stocker will outline the council's program and discuss effects of recent legislation on school segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Julian
Phoenix College
Greater Phoenix Council For Civic Unity
William P. Mahoney, Jr
Joseph S. Stocker
Arizona Growth Urged as United Front For National Security
The governor urged Congress to back the Central Arizona Project, arguing California and Arizona cooperation boosts the national economy. He cited Hughes Tool Company in Tucson and other plants as examples of vital development, comparing the project to Louisiana Purchase and Alaska purchases in their long term impact. The speech drew a large ovation at a Tucson dinner with Arizona leaders, including Ernest McFarland, John Murdock, Harold Patten, and Barry Goldwater as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pyle
California
Arizona
Hughes Tool Company
Tucson
Southeast
Congress
Louisiana
Central Valley
Salt River Valley
Central Arizona
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Ernest McFarland
John R. Murdock
Harold A. Patten
Youth Sentenced For Road Death Near Douglas
BISBEE March 28 AP A 17 year old Douglas youth Javier Herrera began a nine month jail term after pleading guilty to negligent homicide in the highway death of Roy Q. Farris 66 of Douglas on March 1 near Highway 80. Superior Court Judge Frank E. Thomas imposed the sentence. In a separate case Alvin Lindsay received a one year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to negligent homicide tied to Wallace Rankin’s death near Willcox on August 6 1950.
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Bisbee
Javier Herrera
Douglas
Roy Q. Farris
Herrera
Superior Court
Frank E. Thomas
Farris
Highway 80
Alvin Lindsay
Wallace Rankin
Willcox
Lindsay
Thomas
Cable Falls At Coolidge
A 12,000-volt power line from Salt River Valley Water Users Association tore loose on Main Street and Florence Avenue in Coolidge. Firefighters and police kept the area safe until power was shut off and repairs finished. Michigan Club potluck set for Friday at 7 p.m. at Coolidge Community Church recreation hall with contact Mrs. Gerben Zichterman. A Coolidge women’s club delegation heads to Willcox for the Southern District Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs convention, representing Coolidge Woman’s Club, Junior Woman’s Club, Monday Nighters, and Desert Woman’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Salt River Valley Water Users Associations
Main Street
Florence Avenue
Michigan Club of
Coolidge Community Church
Michigan
Gerben Zichterman
Coolidge Women’s Clubs
Willcox
Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs
Coolidge Woman's Club
Junior Woman's Club
Monday Nighters
Desert Woman’s Club
Silica key in soil and earth's crust
Silica, the principal ingredient of grass, forms the basis of all clay soils and appears as a common element in the earth's crust.
Pioneer Dies In California
Orrin L. Standage 71 a member of Arizona s original Constitutional Convention died in Burbank California Private funeral and burial will be held in Van Nuys Survivors include wife Maude son Lewis and four granddaughters all of Burbank three sisters Mrs Orpha Babbitt of Phoenix Mrs Jean LeBarron and Mrs Henrietta Hunsaker of Mesa and brothers Glenn Earl and Clarence L all of Phoenix
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Orrin L. Standage
Arizona
Burbank
Calif
van Nuys
Standage
Mesa
Tempe Normal School
Arizona State College
Alma
Phoenix
Griffen-Bennett Realty Company
Los Angeles
Maude
Lewis
Orpha Babbitt
Jean LeBarron
Henrietta Hunsaker
Glenn
Earl
Clarence L
Roy H Wallen Newsman Dies at 50 in Phoenix
Roy Holmes Wallen, 50, a Phoenix newspaperman and copy editor with The Republic, died yesterday at his home from a heart attack. Born in Cassville Missouri, he worked in California before moving to Phoenix and is survived by his wife Alice, father John R Wallen, brother John H Wallen, and sister Jewel Schmidt. Funeral services will be arranged at Sunnyslope Mortuary.
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Roy Holmes Wallen
Phoenix
Sierra Bonita Circle
Cassville
Mr. Wallen
California
Los Angeles Times
The
Republic
Alice L
John R. Wallen
John H
Louisville, Ky
Jewel Schmidt
Whittier
Calif
Sunnyslope Mortuary
Supreme Court weighs CBS RCA color TV method
The Supreme Court opened study on color television tests after a bench debate over who knows less about TV sets. The case centers FCC approval of CBS color method over RCA’s competing system. FCC says CBS meets minimum standards. RCA claims improvements since ruling. Justices question if they should judge technical merit rather than legal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Radio Corporation of America
FCC
RCA
Commission
Philip Perlman
Columbia
John T. Cahill
Justice Jackson
Coudn
ICAP Planes To Renew Hunt For Missing Plane
Civil Air Patrol planes left Benson today in a renewed search for a four passenger plane that disappeared over the Dragoon Mountains en route from Tucson to El Paso. Pilot Dan Lansell of Medford Oregon and passenger Al Tuttle were aboard. A C-82 Fairchild Packet combed the area about 20 miles east of Benson but found no trace. Ground parties also returned empty handed amid reports of an explosion heard by ranchers near the time the plane would have been overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Civil Air Patrol
Dragoon Mountains
Dan Lansell
Medford
Ore
Tucson
el Paso
Tex
al Tuttle
Arden Farms seeks 300000 stock issue for expansion
The Arizona Corporation Commission was expected to approve Arden Farms Companys plan to issue 300000 dollars in common and preferred stock to fund expansion and working capital. The firm would sell 10000 shares of common stock at five dollars par and 10000 shares of preferred stock at twenty five dollars per share. Arden Farms operates dairy plants in Phoenix Cottonwood Globe and Miami Clive W Johnson of Los Angeles serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arden Farms Company
North
Ninth Avenue
Phoenix
Cottonwood
Globe
Miami
Clive W. Johnson
Los Angeles
Finance Company Official Succumbs
Allen Virgil Keeney, 70, president of the Indiana State Finance Corporation of South Bend, died after a short illness in Tucson. A native of Pittsboro, Indiana, he came to Tucson with his wife seven weeks ago. The body will be sent to South Bend for funeral services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Allen Virgil Keeney
Indiana State Finance Corporation of
South Bend
Large Navy Plane Reported Overdue
A large navy carrier type plane with three men aboard was reported overdue from a routine anti-submarine night training flight off the Southern California coast. The missing aircraft was last heard from a half hour before it was scheduled to land at the naval air station in San Diego at 9 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
INS
California
Naval Air Station
Officer Talks On CIO Aims
Allen S. Haywood, national vice president of the CIO, spoke at Phoenix Union High School auditorium as Valley shed workers vote on joining Local 78 of the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Workers. He warned that unions ousted from the CIO seek court help to block membership transfers. A California election had Packing shed workers favor the CIO over the Food, Tobacco, and Agricultural Workers Union, ousted for Communist domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Allen S. Haywood
Washington, D. C
CIO
Phoenix Union High School
Valley Shed
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Workers
Haywood
California
Food, Tobacco, and Agricultural Workers Union
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S. Attorney’s
Greengrass
McCrary Drug
Phoenix Laundry
Central and
McDowell
Phoenix Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Wiley Bass Department of Public Health
ZONA
Cond Ave
West van Buren
Dr. Julian
Colorado River
Pacific Ocean
Salton Sea
West Thomas Road
William Watkins
New York Ave. Presbyterian Church
Redewill Music Company
Arizona Musical
Pioneer
Roy H. Wallen
Sofskin
Woolworth’s
Colgate
Woolworth
Halo
Woolworths
Pacquins
Palmolive
Noam
Colgate Dental Cream
High Court
Justice Frankfurter
Jackson
Lady Esther
Esther
ICAP
Dennis D. Naughton
Ennis Eal Nauohton Jewelers
West Adams
American Gem Society
East Monroe
Poi N. 7Th St
Gillette Razors and Blades
Gillette
Colgate Tooth Powder
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