Tatum Concluded From Page One Through Two Rooms
El Paso officers traced Tatum through two rooms in the Tri State Hotel after his El Paso registration under an assumed name. Grips from a Phoenix bus station held clothing and personal items, likely including family photos. Federal grand jury will hear his jail-breaking case with two Dyer Act charges. Tatum sought in Minden Nevada for jail escape. California wants parole violation. He began crime at 14 in California, earning the nickname two-a-day Tatum for daily burglaries of at least two homes. Nightwatchman Tom Stowe killed two of Tatum’s cellmates during a later escape attempt near Camelback Inn. Stowe’s breakfast was interrupted as the events unfolded en route to Phoenix.
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el Paso
Phoenix
Tatum
Min‘den
Nev
California
pa‘Tole
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tom Stowe
Camelback Inn
Stowe
Edward Corcoran
Edward Charles Mae-Ewen
Primary race narrows as council pay hike lifts stakes
Final Blasts year notes limited chances for a majority with the first primary since the city tripled council pay to 3000 and mayor to 6000 plus a 2000 expense fund. Two complete tickets face 13 other candidates, with candidates not listed by ticket.
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Charter Government Committee
Administration
Windup Political Activity Schedule Tonight
Final schedule lists radio talks and meetings across KOY KRUX KTAR KOOL and KTAR from 5 p m to 11 15 p m including Charter Government Committee candidates, administration majority bloc speakers, mayoral hopefuls, and a League of Women Voters film showing at Good Samaritan Hospital with various city council and ballot questions noted.
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Koy
Krux
Hohen Foster
Charter Government Committee
City Council
KTAR
Fredrick Barnhill
First Congregational Church
George V. Christie
First National Bank
Kool
Ray Busev
Barry Goldwater
League of Women Voters
Good Samaritan Hospital
Maricopa County Medical Auxiliary
H. W
Jack) Blaine
St. Mary's Altar Society
St. Mary's
Blaine
Ballot lists mayoral and council candidates by ticket and alphabet
The ballot design groups mayoral hopefuls on the left and council candidates on the right in alphabetical order. Names rotate heads to equalize appearances. Charter Government Committee names include Udall and Walters with others, along with administration slate led by Imler and Tate. Remaining mayoral and council contenders are listed with addresses, pledging to oust the current city manager and implement a strong manager form of government.
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Charter Government Committee
Nicholas Udall
Charles N. Walters
Barry M. Goldwater
Harry Rosenzweig
Frank G. Murphy
Hohen Foster
Margaret B. Kober
Thomas J. Imler
W. F. Tate
Leo J. Welnick
Wallace W. Caywood
F. A. Ford
R. C. O’hara
Paul J. West
Ray Busey
H. W. Blaine
Frank D. Grist
Clarendon Avenue
A. J. Grosso
Adams Street
James H. Kerby
Moreland Street
Ivan L. Larson
Edgemont Avenue
Sam S. Levitin
Lynwood Street
Fred S. Mautz
McDowell Road
Anthony O’connor
E. J. Ranger
Vernon Avenue
S. C. Boyer
Monroe Street
O. Leo Carrara
van Buren Street
Harold Fischer
Mitchell Drive
James T. Deppe
Amendments Put On Separate Ballot for Phoenix voters
Phoenix voters will cast an amendment ballot tomorrow alongside the primary as four city charter amendments appear, including Proposition III to exempt manufacturer inventories from taxation and tax equipment. Propositions II and IV address civil service for the health officer and appointment of a city magistrate. Proposition I seeks a 5/7 council vote for emergencies. Proposition V loosens tax rules on factory inventories and equipment with depreciation-based assessment.
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Phoenix
Civil Service
Maricopa County
City of
Maricopa County Bar Association
Accidents and injuries pepper city streets in wide crash spree
A string of traffic incidents near Bagdad and across the valley left five people injured including 16 year old Manuel Medina after a gasoline delay on Baseline Road. Other crashes near Norton's Corner and Marana sent three more to hospital, and a hit and run wounded Dianna Reyes. Police later jailed a driver from the incident. Traffic on the Agua Fria Bridge halted as a car struck a railing, leaving 7 year old Lewis Bumpious injured. Pedestrian accidents sent Eunice Austin and Doris Giyan to St Monica's, while Rosa Y and Bernard Whinery required treatment after two separate collisions. A driver and passenger at Seventh and Monroe also sustained injuries.
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Bagdad
Manuel Medina
J. A. Gibson
Yavapai County
Medina
Allen M. Larson
Agua Caliente
Dale Daniel
Williams Air Force Base
Norton's Corner
Baseline Road
Larson
Marana
E. W. Brooks
Red Rock
H. C. Vandervoort, Jr
Hazel
Fort Worth
Tex
Apant
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tucson
Dianna Reyes
Adolph Reyes
South Fourth Avenue
St. Monica’s Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Agua Fria
Highway 89
Peoria
Lewis Bumpious
South Seventh Avenue
Bumpious
Eunice FE. Austin
J. H. Austin
East Washington Street
Fair high point winners at state fair show
Garry Johnson, 13, of Mesa won junior showmanship for parading dairy cattle, taking blue for Miss Fair, an Ayrshire heifer born in 1947. Coconino County won 100 dollars and a blue ribbon as top overall in the agricultural and horticultural entries, with Yavapai second 75, Yuma third 60, Maricopa 50, Cochise 40, Apache 30, Navajo 20. Pinal, Graham and Gila Counties also exhibited. Mrs. FE. M. Pafford swept roses with a purple rosette. Arizona tribes were honored as the fair showcased vibrant textiles and turquoise jewelry. Admission is 60 cents for adults, 25 cents for children 12 and under.
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Garry Johnson
Mesa
Coconino County
Yavapai County
Yuma
Maricopa
Cochise
Pinal
Graham
Gila
FE. M. Pafford
Encanto Boulevard
Arizona
Safford Key Club Names Chairmen
Safford Gazette reports committee chairmen named for the Safford Key Club Ly Len nie Goldberg finances Dick Ridg way membership Phil Wogaman program Lewis Carson housing Curtis Jennings church support and Dick Bliss public relations Nelson SAFE Nelson superintendent of schools named to a regional planning committee of the National Education Association attending a Dallas planning meeting December 2 and 3.
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Safe Nelson
Department of School Administrators
National Education Association
Nelson
Dallas
Tex
Bolshevik Revolution Anniversary Brings Mass Communist Arrests
In Buenos Aires on November 7 the 32nd anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution marked by the largest mass arrest in South American history with 705 Communists jailed.
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Buenos’ Aires
Argentina
Champagne kid revival for spring fashion 1950
The fashion note states a champagne beige shade is revived for spring 1950. It highlights the trend as a fresh color option and notes its return to wardrobes this season.
Congressman Muley Bob Coughton Celebrates 86th Birthday
Rep Robert L. Coughton the oldest member of Congress, a North Carolina Democrat, marked his 86th birthday on vacation "some where in the South" amid a modest home celebration with no special cake or chair.
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Sparta
N. C
Robert L
Muley Bob) Coughton
North Carolina
South
Nelson Elected to Ayr Shire Breeders Membership
S H Nelson of Mesa was elected to membership in the Ayr Shire Breeders Association. The announcement was made today by C T Conklin national secretary of the association, Brandon Vermont.
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S. H. Nelson
Swart H. Nelson
Mesa
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
C. T. Conklin
Brandon
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