Five Valley Bank Officials Promoted On Anniversary
Walter R. Bimson announces promotions at Valley National Bank as it marks 50 years since its Solomonsville start on November 4 1899. Carl A. Bimson becomes executive vice president James F. Houston moves to Tucson operations W Roger Hafford C H Patten and John P Hagan named vice presidents Glenn C Taylor relinquishes loaning duties to Hafford and Patten and assumes general admin roles.
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The
Valley National Bank
Walter R. Bimson
Carl A. Bimson
James F. Houston
Tucson
W. Roger Hafford
C. H. Patten
Phoenix
John P. Hagan
Glenn C. Taylor
Hafford and Patten
Bimson
Solomonsville
Ariz
Gila Valley Bank
Valley Bank
Rioting Flare in Colombia Amid Seaport Martial Law
In Cartagena marines imposed near martial law after midshipmen from the Almirante Padilla attacked police in Santa Marta, 100 miles northeast. In Bogota Conservative candidate Gomez rejected a four year junta peace plan, saying no confidence in Liberal pacts.
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Bogota
Colombia
Cartagena
Almirante Padilla
Santa Marta
Laureano Gomez
Gomez
Hitchhiker Admits Car Theft in Decatur Illinois
Highway Patrolman Wayne Heap questioned a hitchhiker at Central Avenue and Van Buren Street last night. The man admitted cashing bad checks and stealing his employer's car in Decatur Illinois, then driving to near the San Simon checking station where it was abandoned due to mechanical problems. He was jailed and Decatur authorities notified.
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Wayne Heap
Central Avenue
van Buren Street
Decatur
San Simon
Heap
Decature
State Fair Concluded From Page One
The Arizona State Fair closes with a star lineup headlining plaza programs. Highlights include Bozo the Clown Bill Morrell Skating Act and Rufe Davis encore performances. New features a 20 acre parking lot, mining demonstration, and Celebrities like Jacque Mercer Miss America on closing day. Horse races daily and evening shows Saturday and Sunday.
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Rufe Davis
Arizona State Fair Commission
Bob Woodhouse
Woody Jongeward
Yuma
Kenneth England
Star Farmer of America
Jacque Mercer
Reformation Festival Ends With Service in Phoenix
The three day Protestant Reformation Festival concluded at First Methodist Church Phoenix with delegates from over 20,000 state church members. Dr. Holmes led the final panel while Dr. Toothaker officiated closing worship. Dr. Trever spoke at upcoming meetings and Broadway Church. Dr. Kelsey addressed the Trinity Cathedral banquet criticizing charity fund raising, gambling, liquor traffic and racial discrimination in Arizona schools.
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Arizona
First Methodist Church
Phoenix
Fred G. Holmes
Arizona Council of Churches
Frank Toothaker
The
Methodist Church
John C. Trever
Chicago
International Council of Religious Education
Broadway Methodist Church
Bishop Atwood House
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
George Kelsey
New York City
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
J. O. Grimes
Arizona State College
Tempe
Radio talks shape election shows in Phoenix area
Election group will hold talks on KTAR KOY and KOOL tonight with former mayor Ray Busey and independent candidate Frank Grist. The League of Women Voters presents candidate films at Creighton Club, while other clubs host noon talks tomorrow. Mayor Udall rebutted Busey on air, accusing him of sensational radio tactics and criticizing civil service and fire department moves.
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Kool
Frank D. Grist
League of Women Voters
Creighton Democratic Club
East Harvard Street
Valley of the San Kiwanis Club
Hotel Adams
Optimist Club
Hotel Westward Ho
Udall
Busey
Mr. Busey
Fire Department
Civil Service
Fie
Phoenix
U N Vote Expected on Balkans Resolution
The United Nations is set to record an overwhelming vote on a four power resolution declaring Albania and Bulgaria endanger peace in the Balkans by aiding Greek guerrillas. The resolution by Australia China Britain and the United States urges Soviet satellites to halt support and calls for an arms embargo until Albania and Bulgaria end aid.
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U.N
Balkans
Albania
Bulgaria
Union Push After Bethlehem Pact Sets Industry Standard
The strike’s first big settlement with Bethlehem gives workers roughly 12% cents in benefits and prompts Murray’s union to demand a uniform national agreement based on that package. Others prepare talks, United States Steel weighs the Bethlehem deal, and Governor Youngdahl urges Truman to end the coal strike to prevent winter hardship.
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Bethlehem
Murray
Truman
United States Steel
Luther Youngdahl
Illinois
Indiana
St. Paul
Youngdahl
Pair Flees Mount Lemmon Prison Camp Escape
Federal officers and Tucson police sought two Mexican nationals, Ar mando Rodriguez-Mendoza and Luis Becerra-Gonzales, who escaped from Mount Lemmon Prison Camp during the night while held for illegal entry.
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Tucson
Mount Lemmon
Armando Rodriguez-Mendoza
Luis Becerra-Gonzales
Bail Set For Tatum In U S Action
Jailbreaker Jack Tatum, under fifty thousand dollar bond, was to be returned to Phoenix, Arizona, to face federal escape act charges after being captured in El Paso by FBI agents and U S marshals. He arrived after a ten day Southwest manhunt and so far offered no resistance. He had been living on citrus fruit in Arizona groves and was down to twenty cents.
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Howard Q. Frisque
Howard Q
Dan
Jimmy Gunnison
Jack
EL Paso
Tex
Jack Tatum
Phoenix
Ariz
FBI
U. S
Desperado
Henry Clifton
Old Dirt Removal At Tumacacori Monument
Dirt that began collecting on the walls of Tumacacori National Monument 125 years ago is being swept away. Superintendent Earl Jackson said archaeologist Charles Steen of the National Park Service leads the housecleaning as the Kino Mission interior is revealed with original color and hand-painted inscriptions. The surface will be fixed with a protective spray to preserve the finish.
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Nogales
Tumacacori National Monument
Earl Jackson
Charles Steen
United States National Park Service
Kino Mission
New Cabinet Formed in Egypt Under Husain Pasha
Cairo November 3 Premier Hussein Sirry Pasha formed a new Egyptian cabinet composed of non party statesmen. The shift signals a nonpartisan leadership team as the government reorganizes its executive branch.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hussein Sirry Pasha
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