Pyle and Interim Group Stand Against Extra Session
Tucson May 5 AP A special session will be called only if dissenters push it. Gov Howard Pyle and the six member Interim Committee meet to name the petition circulators and fund certifiers tied to state reorganization. The plan awaits signatures. if not enough, the program expires July 1. The group also backs health welfare correction law and the post auditor duties amid a pending referendum. Attending included Senate President Mattice, Langham, Kimball, Franks, and Reps Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Howard Pyle
E. T. Williams
Health, Welfare and Correction
Law
Finance
Senate
Warner Mattice
Graham
Raymond G. Langham
House
William F .Kimball
Pima
John R. Franks
Yavapai
Carl Morris
Cochise
Three Injured In Phoenix Area Traffic Crashes
Three persons were injured early today in Phoenix district traffic incidents. William H. Stone, 39, of 1819 East Tonto Street, was struck when a car being pulled from a ditch at 1700 East Mohave Street pulled forward, knocking him down after he stood beside a chain attached to the towing car. The operator was Jess Cottrill, 38, of 505 North 16th Street. Stone, a musician, and two roofers James Starr, 24, of 6641 South 17th Street and Sonny Jones, 21, of 2035 East Pima Street, were taken to Memorial Hospital. Starr's sedan had struck a parked car owned by William Welch at 1718 East Washington Street. None were believed seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
William H. Stone
East Tonto Street
East Mohave Street
Highway
Donald Naval
Stone
Jess Cottrill
North 16Th Street
Cottrill
Dr Hopkins Named To Cat Club Board
Dr Doris L Hopkins of 4624 North 11th Place has been elected to the national board of directors of the American Cat Club. She will attend the board meeting in Chicago Thursday. Hopkins raises silver Persians and helped organize the Canyon State Cat Club in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris L. Hopkins
North
American Cat Club
Chicago
Hopkins
Canyon State
Phoenix
Phoenician Faces Assault Charges
Sam D. Black, 29, of 627 South 11th Street, was charged in East Phoenix Precinct Court with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly gun whipping Detective Ed Langevin at Second and Jefferson streets yesterday during an arrest for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Phoenix
Sammy D. Black
South 11Th Street
Ed Langevin
Second
Jefferson Streets
Langevin
Black
Arizona Lion Becomes Star On Radio TV
A 123 pound mountain lion named Geronimo from Cochise County, captured last March, has become a media sensation in Iowa. He has appeared on four radio programs and a television show, with 17 Midwestern newspapers featuring him. Captured by Mr and Mrs Ted Gerard of Emmetsburg, the Gerards brought the lion to Iowa for exhibition at their market and later road shows due to high demand. He is booked for appearances through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Ted Gerard
Emmetsburg
Marvin Glenn
Douglas
Gerards
Iowa
Gerard
Geronimo
NAM Tax Authority To Address Ad Club
Lane D. Webber of Los Angeles NAM speaker at Phoenix Advertising Club luncheon noon Monday on How To Stop Inflation. Webber is NAM vice-president and director at Southern California Edison, former First National Trust official, and San Diego attorney. He chairs NAM tax policy efforts and local government return programs. Also trustee of the Tax Foundation and California Taxpayers Association. Meeting at Hotel Westward Ho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane D. Webber
Los Angeles
National Association Oanufacturers
Phoenix Advertising Club
Webber
Southern California Edison Company
Coast Utility
First National Trust and Savings Bank
San Diego
Webber Long
NAM
Association
The
Tax Foundation
California Taxpayers Association
Hotel
Westward Ho
Brewer Plans Worldwide Big-Game Hunt Trip
Arizona motel operator Karl Brewer, 52, plans a round the world hunting trip starting May 14. He aims to hunt elephants, lions, tigers, cheetah, sable, and greater kudu across Europe Africa and India, spending over ten thousand dollars. Brewer hopes to build a 42 by 20 foot den for Boy Scouts and wildlife conservation after leaving his Pinedale farm home and Mormon mission service in the Samoan Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Brewer
Arizona
Brewer
Arizona Motor Inn
South
17Th Avenue
Europe
Africa
India
Pinedale
South Pacific
Willow Breeze Ballroom Owner Seeks New Trial
Judge Al Flood reviewed Henry Gibbs motion for a new trial in West Phoenix Precinct Court. Gibbs, operator of Willow Breeze Ballroom at 1839 North 27th Avenue, was convicted of permitting liquor consumption after hours, not selling liquor after hours as earlier reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
Henry S. Gibbs
Willow Breeze
North 27Th Avenue
West Phoenix
Art in Our Valley Highlights Bergamo and Coze Exhibits
Dorothy Bergamo, Arizona artist and longtime Valley contributor, is featured in the foyer of the Little Theater during The Late Christopher Bean run with a prominent Mrs. John McGreevey portrait. Her busy season includes teaching art at Tempe's State College, leading Phoenix Fine Arts Association programs, jury duty for Tucson Festival of Arts, and leadership of the Arizona Art Association. Paul Coze, cosmopolitan painter of French and Russian descent, will exhibit at the Country Store from tomorrow 1 to 5 pm and daily 10 am to 9 pm through May 16, part of a National Park Service project reproducing prehistoric life across sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bergamo
Little Theater
Christopher Bean
John McGreevey
Dorothy Johnson Bergamo
State College
Tempe
Phoenix Fine Arts Association
Art Center
Paul Coze
North Central Avenue
National Park Service
Coze
Syria
Egypt
France
Societe Nationale Des Beaux-Arts
Pasadena
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Safety Patrols Vie For Title
Arizona’s four finest school junior safety patrols competed this afternoon for the state championship at North Phoenix High School Stadium. The winner receives a large trophy from the American Legion and four patrol members earn outstanding medals. Schools entered were Roosevelt Phoenix Central District, Port Elizabeth Yuma West District, Intermediate School Douglas South District, Elementary Williams North District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
North Phoenix High School
American Legion
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Central
Port Elizabeth
Yuma
West
Douglas
South
Williams
North
Purple Heart Unit Installs Officers
W. R. Culver was installed as commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 128 at services last night in the Lake Greenway Post American Legion Home. Others installed include Norval White senior vice commander Ned Doty first junior vice commander A P Williamson second junior vice commander Andy Schabinger finance officer John Micklovich department executive committeeman Mordica Houk alternate department executive committeeman Tucker Southard historian Ernest Blake sergeant at arms Andres Espinoza Joe Klein Tom Konahoe trustees Clark Comin Bailey Bruce Abraham Horowitz Eldredge Luttrell executive committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Culver
East Avalon Drive
Order of the Purple Heart
Lake Greenway
American Legion
North Seventh Avenue
Norval White
Ned Doty
A. P. Williamson
Andy Schabinger
John Micklovich
Mordica Houk
Tucker Southard
Ernest Blake
Andres Espinoza
Joe Klein
Tom Konahoe
Clark Comin
Baily Bruce
Abraham Horowitz
Eldredge Luttrell
Farm Labor Bill Protests Planned in Yuma Area
YUMA May 5 AP Union members in the Yuma area were asked to write the Arizona congressional delegation to protest use of Mexican nationals as farm laborers. The Yuma Central Labor Council urged action and opposition to the Ellender Bill now before Congress, which would permit about 500000 more foreign workers to enter the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Arizona
NPA Tightens Controls on Luxury Homes and Large Projects
The National Production Authority extended government scrutiny to luxury housing, large apartments, industrial plants, and public works. No single family home over 35000 may begin without NPA consent, and multi unit buildings over three stories require permits. Broadly, factories, schools, hospitals, churches, warehouses, highways, bridges, utilities, railroads using 25 tons of steel fall under control, as do newspaper plants and broadcast facilities. Outdoor advertising displays are banned except for a $5,000 exemption, with theaters and amusement venues also restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Phoenix Tucson Grottoes Hold Joint Initiation Ceremonials
Phoenix Rameses Grotto and Altan-Kol Grotto of Tucson jointly held initiation ceremonies at their headquarters 4553 North Seventh Street. Roy Crenshaw led the event with 19 new master Masons to become prophets, plus delegations from Winston and San Diego. A charity focus included cerebral palsy aid and a Tucson hospital site under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Rameses Grotto
Altan-Kol Grotto
Tucson
Roy Crenshaw
Rameses Group
North Seventh Street
Phoenix
Winston
San Diego
Crenshaw
Arizona Grottoes
National Organization
Bueno Samaritano Mission
Scouts Aid Cancer Crusade Door Hanger Drive
Explorer Scouts Post 249 join the Arizona Division American Cancer Society in a door hanger drive to spread seven cancer danger signals. Begin 7 p.m. Monday at the Scout house at 24th Street and Palm Lane, with 15 members under advisers Fred Orth and Don Reese. After reminders, they will view the Cancer Society film Traitor Within about early diagnosis and prompt treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer Scouts
Arizona
American Cancer Society
Cancer Crusade
24Th Street
Palm Lane
Fred Orth
Don Reese
The
Cancer Society
Legion To Present Coolidge Program
Luke Greenway Post drum and bugle corps will give a concert at 7 15 p m today in the Coolidge Legion home. Gus Linkey Sr corps director said rehearsals are underway for the state Legion convention in Mesa June 13 through 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Greenway Post
The
American Legion
Legion
Coolidge
Gus Linkey
Mesa
Law Aims At Cooler Waste
Tucson City Council adopted an ordinance restricting water waste from refrigeration and evaporative coolers. Effective in 30 days, it requires evaporative coolers in congested areas to have circulating pumps or connect to a storm sewer where possible and mandates water saving equipment in any new refrigeration unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
8 Week Old Eloy Baby Readmitted After Illness
Eloy 8 week old Eloy baby son of Mr and Mrs Herman Brown was readmitted to Good Samaritan Hospital after release last week from a serious intestinal illness. He had previously arrived two weeks ago with his father administering oxygen and suffered from diarrhea that claimed his twin Martin. The Browns parent a household of five children aged 14 months to 5 years and the father works for a Eloy construction firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Brown
Eloy Baby
Good Samaritan Hospital
Herman Brown
Eloy
Martin
Brief Illness Fatal To Mesa Resident
Joseph C. Ames, 68, died after a brief illness at Mesa Southside District Hospital. He lived east of Mesa, born in Wallingford Oct 18, 1882, and came to Mesa in 1949 after retiring from an investment business in Florida. Funeral Monday 4 p.m. at Gibbons Mortuary. Burial in Wallingford, Conn. He was a World War I veteran and member of the Masonic Order, Mesa Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and a key member of the International Lions Club. There are no survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Joseph C. Ames
Mesa Southside District
Mr. Ames
Gibbons Mortuary
Wallingford
Conn
Florida
Veterans of Foreign Wars
International Lions Club
Legionnaires Meet Tomorrow District Convention In Wickenburg
American Legionnaires from the Ninth District meet in Wickenburg for their annual district convention. The event starts at 12:30 p.m. with a luncheon. Reports by Ray Martinez state commander Wayne Warrington state service officer and Delmar Layton Boys' State director will follow. An anti Communist address closes the meeting hosted by Legion Post 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickenburg
Ninth District
Ray Martinez
Wayne Warrington
Delmar Layton
Legion Post 12
Bids Open June 7 For Mesa Junior High
Mesa plans a new Mesa Junior High with 1500 pupils in grades 7 9 on a 40 acre site at Horne Lane and Fourth Avenue. Bids open June 7 by Maricopa County Supervisors. Project funded by a 76000 bond with modern design and curtain walls. Federal funds hoped for by September 1952 completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Maricopa
Grand Council Fetes Tempe Camp Fire Girls and Community Events
Tempe hosts Grand Council Fire of Tempe Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds at Papago Park amphitheater with color bearers, pledges, and ranks awarded. Also reports church and city events including a groundbreaking for Community Christian Church, and resignations of Tempe officers Ed Butler and Walter Charlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Blue Birds
Papago Park
Beverly Richardson
Melva Peralta
Blue Bird
Linda Wells
Judy Hudson
Jo Ann Pigg
Sally Slaughter
Myrna Tucker
Esther Apodaca
Barbara Kettering
Kathleen Goodwin
N. D. Wusich
Maricopa
Phoenix Union Student Wins Scholarship
William Lindemulder 18, senior at Phoenix Union High School, has been awarded the Freshman Phelps-Dodge Scholarship by Arizona State College in Tempe. He will receive 1000 dollars per year for his college career provided he maintains high scholarship. Lindemulder, salutatorian and son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lindemulder, ranked fifth in his class and was among 31 Arizona high school seniors taking competitive exams in Tempe. He plans to study engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Arizona State College
Phelps-Dodge
William Lindemulder
Phoenix Union High School
Grady Gammage
ASC
Lindemulder
Charles Lindemulder
North
Arizona
Policeman Captures Paroled Check Wick Amid Foot Trouble
Patrolman Charles B. Arnold arrested Eli A. Flores after Flores attempted to escape from a car at Seventh and Shermans streets. Flores, 638 South 10th Street, faced three counts of bogus checks to be filed Monday. Arnold sustained a jaw strike during the struggle but kept Flores from leaping from the vehicle until assistance arrived. He remains in jail awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Arnold
Police
Arnold
Eli A. Flores
South 10Th Street
Flores
Seventh and Shermans
Woodrow Gibson
Luella Connolly Dies In Hospital
Mrs. Luella Connolly age 49 of 4533 North 13th Street died after a month's illness in Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. She was a Chicago native who moved to Phoenix six years ago, a member of First Congregational Church, and leaves husband John, daughter June, two sons John Jr and Robert, sister Mrs William Connolly and brother Thomas Stobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Connolly
North 13Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cecil L. Prior
Tempe Congregational Church
A. L. Moore and Sons
Greenwood Memorial Park
Connolly
Chicago
Phoenix
Villa Park
Ill
First Congregational Church
John
June
John, Jr
Robert
William Connolly
Thomas Stobs
Scottsdale
John F. Edinger Dies At Residence
John Franklin Edinger, 54, a retired construction worker and railroader, died yesterday at his home in Phoenix after a long illness. Funeral services with a Requiem Mass will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Catherine's Church. Burial will follow at Memory Lawn Memorial Park. He was a Michigan native who had lived in Phoenix nine years. Survived by wife Edith, three sons Kenneth Bill and Edward, one sister and a brother. Friends may call after 7:30 p.m. today at South Phoenix Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Edinger
West Dobbins Road
St. Catherine’s Church
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Edinger
Michigan
Phoenix
Edith
Kenneth
Bill
Edward
South Phoenix
Mortuarp
Scottsdale Man Found Dead in Chicken House
The death of Joseph Francis Strichal, 78, was ruled a death by own action by Ben Fox Scottsdale ex-officio coroner. Strichal, a retired farmer from Kansas who moved to Scottsdale four years ago, was in ill health. He is survived by his wife Josephine Mary and son Francis Joseph Strichal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Ben Fox
Fox
Joseph Francis Strichal
Kansas
Josephine Mary
Francis Joseph Stlichal
McCulloh Dies After Long Illness at 37
Graham Caldwell McCulloh 37 owner of the Cadillac Tavern on East Indian School Road died after a long illness in a local rest home. Rosary is set for tomorrow at Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary, with Requiem Mass Monday at St. Agnes Church. Globe Elks burial services planned at St. Francis Cemetery. Survivors include wife Anna daughter Marie and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Caldwell McCulloh
Cadillac Tavern
East Indian School Road
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw Mortuary
St. Agnes Church
Globe Elks Lodge
St. Francis Cemetery
McCulloh
Woodleaf
N. C
Arizona
Phoenix
Globe
North 20Th Street
Anna
Marie
Marshall G. McCulloh
Realty Sales Double on Tucson in April 1951
Extensive land purchases by the Hughes Tool Romney boosted Tucson real estate sales to 5,498,028 dollars in April, more than doubling the total from April 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Hughes Tool Romney
Christian events sweep Mesa churches tomorrow
A slate of religious programs fills Sunday schedules across Mesa. Dr. and Mrs. Manley present a dialogue on non Christian Orient at First Baptist. Rev Morris to preach at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. First Methodist hosts Christian Family Sunday with all ages. other churches stage evangelistic talks and youth services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manley
First Baptist Church
India
First Southern Baptist
Mesa
H. O. Morris
del Rio
Tex
Raymond Duffle
First Methodist Church
Christian Homebuilders
Oliver Werner
Phoenix Graduates Honored At University of Arizona
Five Phoenix high school graduates have been accepted into Phi Kappa Phi at the University of Arizona. They are William A. Donaldson Jr., 2731 East Pinchot Street. Millis Jeanine Snow, 2219 North 13th Street. Morton David Reich. Ralph Lewis Vick, now of Tucson. and John H. Shannon of Laveen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Phoenix
Phi Kappa Phi
University of Arizona
William A. Donaldson, Jr
East Pinchot Street
Myllis Jeanine Snow
North 13Th Street
Morton David Reich
Ralph Lewis Vick
John H. Shannon
Laveen
Tucson Banks Record 36 Percent Debit Increase
Debits reported by Tucson banks for the past week rose 36 percent from the year 1950, totaling 17,883,867 dollars compared with 13,101,631 dollars. The AP report notes the higher weekly debit figure signals stronger local economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
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Dr. Hopkins
Cat Club
Phoenician
Central Avenue
Adams Street
Arizona Lion
NAM Tax Authority
North America
Horace Fowler
J. E. Cooper
Peoria
Cooper
W. Karl Brewer
ART
Our Valley
Purple Heart Unit
Legionnaires
New Mesa
Jones Jewelry
West Main Street
E. W. Jones
Buckhorn
Highway Association
John L. Perkins
Wicken
Burg
Southwest
Ray Langham
House of Representatives
Cy Perkins
Cal Calhoun
State Highway Commission
Duncan
Safford
Miami
Glendale
Marinette
Aquila
Wenden
Salome
Lincoln
Mesa Gold Star
Justice of Peace
Jack Hunsaker
Raul Dominguez
Juan Gomez
Dominguez
Fort McDowell
Mesa High School
Future Homemakers of America
Ruth Barr
Mesa Lodge of the Eastern Star
New Masonic Temple
South Mountain Park
Mesa Welcome Wagon Newcomers’ Club
Maricopa Inn
Kinichi Kato
Walter Shepard
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Jesse Bushnell
Kay Svien
Jo Anne Pigg
Samiel Bridewater
Roberta Yates
Lydia Hernandez
Nellie Avena
Clara Diaz
John Embach
Congregational Church
Louise
Forrest Thornburg
Community Christian
College Avenue
Encanto Drive
Wesley P. Ford
Berkeley
Calif
Christian Churches of
Samuel Burkhard
H. C. Skinner
Congregational ci Hes
Southern California
Hollywood
Ed Butler
Walter Chlarson
Phoenix Union
John F. Edinger
Graham McCulloh
Church of the Nazarene
Don Clair
Youth For Christ
Gilbert
A. J. Tosti
Church of God
David Whitman
Barstow
E. R. Crum
St. Louis
Eastside Lighthouse Mission
Salt River Valley District Association
Toomorrow
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Mezona
Mutual Improvement Association
Mesa Stake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Maricopa Stake
Mia
Sixth Ward
Carolyn Cox
Charlene Williams
Rita Cox
Coy Johnston
Barbara Kelly
Daniel Pagan
John Sherwood
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