Democrats Hope To Draft 52 Candidate
Democrats aim to draft a single gubernatorial candidate to avoid intra party fighting. Langmade says strategy mirrors Republican draft of Governor Pyle in 1950, hoping for unanimous party support on primary ballots. Previous 1952 field included Frohmiller and others, with divisions lingering from the September primary.
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Democratic Party
Howard Pyle
Steve Langmade
State Democratic Central Committee
National Democratic Committee
Denver
Langmade
Ann Frohmiller
Frohmiller
Pyle
Dan E. Garvey
Ralph Watkins
Jim Smith
Richard F. Harless
Howard Sprouse
American Airlines executive moves to San Francisco area
R L Fitzpatrick of Phoenix is promoted to district sales manager for American Airlines covering Northern California Oregon Washington British Columbia Alaska Hawaii and the Far East effective July 1 He leaves Phoenix for San Francisco and is succeeded by Ralph Radcliffe as Arizona state sales manager while Radcliffe's Tucson post is filled later Also Fitzpatrick has strong civic and charitable ties in Arizona including the Mothers' March on Polio and service roles with Rotary Scouts and business groups.
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R. L. Fitzpatrick
Phoenix
American Airlines
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area
A. R. Bone, Jr
Fitzpatrick
San Francisco
Maricopa County
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
The
Far East
Ralph Radcliffe
Tucson
Bone
Radcliffe
Arizona
Douglas-Bisbee
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Charley Hoover
Ica
Thunderbirds
Kiva Club
National Board of
National Sales Executives, Inc
Southern California
New Mexico
Kpho-Tv
Los Angeles
Fitzpatricks
E. Vernon
Cathy Lin
Christopher Lin
Guy H. French
Kansas City
Josephs
Carnegie Corporation of New York
United States
British Educator Studies Phoenix Schools for England
Francis C. A. Cammaerts of London inspected Phoenix high schools and colleges to learn how local programs, especially night courses and extension work, might be applied in England. He met with E. W. Montgomery and other authorities during a two day Valley visit, then planned to study Detroit's industrial education on return.
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Phoenix
Francis C. A. Cammaerts
London
Central Bureau For
E. W. Montgomery
Phoenix Union System
Cammaerts
England
North Phoenix
Detroit
Stephen A Garrett Dies in Phoenix at 84
Stephen Alexander Garrett 84 of 28th St and Southern died Saturday at a local hospital. Funeral services by Rev Stephen O Redacre at 3 30 pm today in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Native of Covington KY he moved to Phoenix in 1904 from Nevada MO. Retired cotton farmer ten years ago. Survived by wife Della of Phoenix and two brothers W L of Welch OK and Charles F of Kimberly Idaho.
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Stephen Alexander Garrett
28Th St
Southern
Stephen O. Redacre
First Church of Christ
A. L
Phoenix
W. L
Welch
Okla
Charles F
Kimberly
Idaho
Arizona War Dead Total 104 in Korea Conflicts
Arizona reported 104 battle deaths in the United Nations police action in Korea as the conflict extended into its twelfth month. Sgt. Richard Salazar, killed April 26, was among the first American troops in Korea, with a 14-year Army career and World War II service in the Pacific and India China Burma theaters. Pfc. Ronald L. Turner, 100th Arizonan killed, died April 25 as an automatic rifleman. Three more Arizona privates were killed, and a Marine corporal wounded, with names including Jesus C. Bazan, Harry Miguel, Manuel V. Montana Jr., and Louis H. Jayme Jr. referenced among the casualties.
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Arizona
United Nations
Korea
Richard Salazar
India-Burma
Salazar
San Luis Valley
Colo
San Francisco
Army
Japan
Ronald L. Turner
H. E. McFerrin
Tucson
Turner
Elgin
Algonquin
Douglas MacArthur
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Jesus C. Bazan
Faustino Bazan
Harry Miguel
Wallace Miguel
Phone Union May Refuse Wage Boost
Arthur Jamieson, local union head, predicted rejection of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company’s proposed weekly wage increase of three to six dollars. Negotiations in Denver opened to review the union contract expiring June 1, with district officials unlikely to submit the offer to members. Jamieson cited the Wage Stabilization Board’s ten percent increase standard, estimating a range of 3.60 to 7.35 dollars weekly.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Communications Workers
Arthur Jamieson
Denver
Mountain States
Jamieson
Newsmen
Phoenix Resident Since 1946 Dies
William K. Lyons, 64, of 2605 W. Van Buren, died yesterday after five weeks of hospital treatment. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, with burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. A native of Hartstown, Pennsylvania, he worked as an inspector for Westinghouse Electric Corp for 15 years before moving to Phoenix in 1946. Survived by wife Pearl L., son Larry, daughter Mrs. Robert H. Lee Jr., and one sister.
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William K. Lyons
W. van Buren
Stephen O. Redacre
First Church of Christ
Ralph Suplee
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
A. L. Moore and Sons
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Mr. Lyons
Hartstown
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Phoenix
Pearl L
Larry
Robert H. Lee, Jr
Gloverville, N. Y
Todd Quits ECA Post After Two Years in Formosa
Oliver J. Todd resigned as chief of irrigation for the Economic Cooperation Administration after two years with the Marshall Plan mission in Formosa. An official announcement gave no reason for the departure and states he left for the United States.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Oliver J. Todd
Yellow River
United States
Marshall Plan
Todd
Economic Co-operation Administration
Longer Term Sought for Narcotics Seller in Federal Court
Arnold Enriquez, 35, of Phoenix, a two time narcotics offender, faced a request for a longer term after his conviction was affirmed by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco and entered by Judge Dave W Ling. Five others tied to a Phoenix based dope importing ring received combined 23 year totals for opium and heroin trafficking from Mexico.
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Arnold Enriquez
Phoenix
United States District Attorney
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Dave W. Ling
Mexico
United States
Arturo Cordova-Leyvas
Connie Duarte Leyvas
Arturo
Ray Cordova- Leyvas
Arturo E. Jerez
Joe Martinez
Enriquez
Piratas
Piratas Cafe
16Th and
Washington Streets
E. Moreland
Officer Denies Drunk Driving at Air Base
Col. Charles E. Marion commander of the 43rd Air Base Group at Davis Monthan Air Force Base pleaded innocent to charges of driving while under the influence and disturbing the peace with an automobile. Trial was set for Thursday after his arrest and release on a $150 bond by the Highway Patrol.
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Tucson
Charles E. Marion
43Rd Air Base Group
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Marion
Pima County
Highway Patrol
Hanson Funeral Rites Are Held
Mrs Minnie Hanson 52 of 4410 N Seventh Ave died Saturday at home. Funeral services were held in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with burial in Beth El Cemetery. A native of Chicago she came to Phoenix two years ago from Longview Texas. Survived by husband Barney two daughters Shirley Tardiff and Betty Rolfes son William three sisters and a brother.
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Minnie Hanson
Seventh Ave
A. L. Moore and Sons
Beth el
Hanson
Chicago
Phoenix
Longview
Texas
Barney
Shirley Tardiff
Betty Rolfes
Miami, Fla
William
Inn Robbed of $6,000 in Chicago Nighttime Hold-up
Three bandits robbed the Stockyards Inn in Chicago yesterday and escaped with six thousand dollars. Police pursued leads as the famed cattleman's hostelry reported the loss.
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Chicago
Stockyards Inn
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Phoenix Rotary Club
Roosevelt Council
Boy Scouts of Amer
Arizona Aviation Authority
Esther Clark
Devereux C. Josephs
New York Life Insurance Company
New York
New York Life
Harvard
Title and Trust
Russia
F. C. A. Cammaerts
Stephen A. Garrett
S. 22Nd Ave
Pacific
China
Cpl
Louis H. Jayme, Jr
Louis Jayme
Vinson-Carter
Paul J. Ritchie
DR. Hawkins
East
America
ECA
Raul Cosenza
North 20Th Street
Frank Parkas
Imperial Air
General Metal Craft Co
East Indian School Rd
Gince
Fire and Automobile
Jelberron
Diamond
TCA
Second Street
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