Supervisors Back Bid for Vote Machines in County Vote
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, by a 2 to 1 vote, planned to buy 200 voting machines. The Shoup Voting Machine Co offered 200 units for 289,746 while Automatic Voting Machine Corp quoted 283,800. Lindsay and Lecky supported Shoup. Kimball favored Automatic.
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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
James O. Lecky
James E. Lindsay
Mashina Cmarmaratinn Affant
SSIS
David P. Kimball
Automatic Voting Machine Corporation
Jamestown
N. Y
John W. Ejichelberger
West Short Road
Sunnyslope
E and E
The
Phoenix Gazette
Lindsay
Lecky
Kimball
Shoup
Double Killing Trial Set for June 5 in Riverside
Riverside, Calif. May 14 AP Trial of Lawrence Walker a 20 year old Negro air force sergeant accused of killing Mr Cook 18 and Mrs Cook 18 has been set for June Walker pleaded innocent The Cooks eight month old son was found on a blanket beside his father's body March 26 The mother was taken to a quarry Walker also is charged with attempted criminal assault and indicted for an assault on Betty Maund 22 of Riverside.
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Riverside
Calif
Lawrence Walker
Negro Air Force
Richard Cook
Walker
Cooks
Here
Betty Maund
Pair Sentenced For Bar Burglary
Two Phoenicians arrested while lifting stolen beer through a hole in a tavern roof have been sentenced by Judge Lorna E. Lockwood of Maricopa County Superior Court. Richard Rodriguez Dominguez, 18, of 115 G West Yuma Street, received 4 to 5 years, and Ysrael Lechuga, 22, of 1160 West Papago Street, received 3 to 7 years for burglarizing Ruby's Bar at 1400 South Central Avenue.
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Lorna E. Lockwood
Maricopa County
Reds Iron Triangle Holds Key Position In Korean Conflict
United Press report analyzes the three North Korean hubs Pyongyang Chorwon and Kumhwa forming the iron triangle. The article details its role as the Communist staging area where troops are assembled supplied and briefed as UN forces watch for signs of enemy offensives. It estimates 250000 to 300000 troops may be concentrated there with heavy artillery around Chorwon and Pyongyang. The piece stresses the triangle's strategic importance to Seoul and the Western defense line and notes psychological warfare efforts alongside massive firepower.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press Foreign News
Iron Triangle
Pyongyang
Chorwon
Kumhwa
United Nations
U. N. Army
Yalu River
U. N
Seoul
Korea
Fines Slapped On 5 Drivers
Five motorists faced penalties in Phoenix area courts. William M. Carlton, 33, Glen dale, pleaded guilty for reckless driving after striking a car and fleeing the scene, receiving 10 days or 75 dollars. Joseph R. Cardotte, 28, East Mountain View Road, fined 25 dollars. In East Phoenix Precinct Court three more men were fined 100 dollars or 10 days for drunken driving: Bardelio Gomez, 44, East Yavapai Street. John R. Wattlaufer, 61, West Palmer Drive. Clell J. Williams, 41, South 26th Street.
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William M. Carlton
Glendale
West Phoenix
Avenue J
Joseph R. Cardotte
East Mountain View Road
East Phoenix
Bardelio Gomez
Yavapai Street
John R. Wattlaufer
Palmer Drive
Clell J. Williams
South 26Th Street
Child Burned Rescue Seeks Hope In Glendale Fire
An eight month old boy, Tony Miranda, was rescued from a two room Glendale residence by his mother Consuela Rodriguez and is in critical condition at St Joseph's Hospital. Doctors report second and third degree burns covering 60 to 70 percent of his body. The fire at 212 South 10th Avenue originated from an undetermined source. The father, Joe Miranda, was away. the boy’s custodial parent, Miranda, lives in the rear unit.
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Tony Miranda
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joe Miranda
South 10Th Avenue
Glendale
Consuela Rodriguez
Ridgway Cuts Civilian Force
General Ridgway orders a rapid return of authority to the Japanese government and plans mass dismissals of American and Japanese occupation staff. Several departments will close over six weeks, and by July 1 the occupation cost to Japan will be greatly reduced from 200 million dollars a year. About 40 percent of 1,100 civilian staff have already received dismissal notices.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Bartender Faces Trial On June 18
Theodore Andone of 306 East Osborn Road was released on $500 bond and is to stand trial June 18 in East Phoenix Precinct Court on selling beer to a 19 year old. State liquor agents said he previously faced a March 28 charge for selling beer to a 20 year old Luke Air Force Base airman. Andone works at the Rainbow Tavern, 2825 North Central Avenue.
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Theodore Andone
East Osborn Road
East Phoenix
Andone
Luke Air Force Base
Rainbow Tavern
North Central Avenue
Falsifying Age Brings Boy Fine
Lemuel Clark, 19, of Queen Creek, was fined $100 or 30 days in jail for falsifying his age to a bartender at Baseline Tavern to obtain beer for himself and three teenagers. Gilbert Marter was fined $100 for selling liquor to a minor.
Clifton Man Dies On Funeral Trip
A Clifton man, Jose Sanchez, 71, died of a heart attack while returning from a Santa Ana funeral and entering a service station in Safford. An accompanying passenger, Pedro Aragon, was found unconscious in the back seat as investigators noted a broken exhaust pipe on the vehicle.
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Safford
Clifton
Santa Ana
Calif
Jose Sanchez
Pedro Aragon
University Retains Ex-Red Professor
University of Colorado clears 37 year old philosopher David Hawkins despite his past Communist Party membership from 1938 to 1943. Board of Regents voted 4 to 1 as Hawkins notes he can return to work and references his Los Alamos project connection.
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Boulder
Colo
David Hawkins
University of Colorado
Communist Party
Board of Regents
Hawkins
Los Alamos
House UN- American Activities Committee
University of California
Boys State In Arizona Explores Democratic Rule In Action
More than 200 Arizona high school boys will participate in the fifth annual Boys State from May 30 to June 6 at Arizona State College. Sponsored by the American Legion, the event teaches practical government skills through administration of state and local offices. The program features party elections, law and legislative school options, a constitutional convention, and a staff including Delmar Layton, Joe Rolle, and George McConnell among others. Governor Howard Pyle and officials are expected to attend.
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Gazette
Flagstaff
Arizona
The
American Legion
James Ackerman, Jr
Litchfieht
Boys State
Air Force
Don Chiapetti
Arizona State College
William Murphy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George McConnell
Tucson
Gerald Houck
Nick Ragus
Miami
Harold Hensen
Wickenburg
Clifton Yancy
Phoenix
Dan Yurkovich
Ajo
Curtis Kimball
Pima
Melvin Zinner
Glendale
Herman Price
Bisbee
Clarence Giles
Mesa
Alex Nader
Howard Pyle
Newspaper Fined in Caracas for Unapproved Political News
Caracas May 14 AP Ultimas Notices fined 1500 bolivares about 500 dollars for publishing political news without prior approval from authorities.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ultimas Notices
Turnbow Talk Is Scheduled for Rotary Meeting
CLIFTON May 14 Bill Turnbow author of Under The Capitol Dome will address an intercity Rotary meeting at the Gila River bridge Guthrie Tuesday night The gathering will be at the north end of the bridge on the Safford Clifton shortcut highway Members and their wives from Dun can Clifton Morenci and Safford clubs may attend with Willcox possibly sending a delegation.
Fair Commission To Appoint Te Poel Superintendent
The State Fair Commission will formally appoint Lee E. Te Poel as superintendent of the Beef Cattle Department at its next meeting. George Blake, state fair secretary, says Te Poel has been recommended and is expected to be approved. Te Poel has 3 years in Phoenix after moving from Denver where he managed the Denver Stock Show for a decade.
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Lee E. Te Poel
State Fair Commission
George Blake
State Fair
Te Poel
Phoenix
Denver
Water Line Accusation Returned Blame for City PC
Dario Travaini city water and sewers chief says county error paved over concealed valves on a one mile stretch of 32nd Street between Thomas and McDowell. He requested advance county notice for future plans. County engineer Howard Shelp notes no record of a city permit, halting further work until valves are located by a city survey crew. Travaini says costs should be modest.
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32Nd Street
Dario Travaini
City of
Phoenix
Howard Shelp
Shelp
Thomas Road
McDowell Road
Travaini
Vogeler Accepts Vacation Offer From Governor
Denver May 14 UP Gov Dan Thornton said Robert A Vogeler a 39 year old American businessman interned by Hungarian Communists accepted an invitation for a vacation at Thornton's 2000 acre ranch near Gunnison Colorado He and his blond wife will rest there as soon as Vogeler is discharged from Bethesda Naval Hospital He arrived in the United States from Vienna after 17 months of imprisonment by Hungary
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Denver
Dan Thornton
Robert A. Vogeler
Thorneton
Gunnison
Colo
Vogeler
Colorado
Thornton
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
United States
Vienna
Air Route Serving Phoenix Ruled Out
The Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington denied a transcontinental route via Phoenix proposed by Eastern Airlines. The CAB preferred an interchange of equipment among carriers and rejected petitions from Phoenix and about a dozen other cities for a rehearing as it closed the case records.
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Phoenix
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Eastern Airlines
Gulf Coast
CAB
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