Gun Smuggling Hearing Set Oct. 14 In Ives Case
Lawrence C. Ives, 44, New York businessman who recently bought a Scottsdale ranch and built a show place home there, faces an arms smuggling conspiracy charge in a preliminary hearing on Oct. 14. The indictment accuses seven men including Ives of loading 15 tons of machine guns and ammo onto a yacht at Los Angeles Harbor, then shipping the cargo to Acapulco and onward to Palestine. The case ties Ives to Western Ordnance and a broader interstate operation with other arrests on the West Coast.
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Lawrence C. Ives
New York
Scottsdale
Ives
Do. B. Wilson
United States
Israel
Mexico
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sky Harbor
District of California
Washington
William A. Murphy
Phoenix
FBI
Nicholas Udall
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Idalia
Leland Robert Lewis
Acapulco
Palestine
Lewis
Western Ordnance Company of
Ives Place
Henry Bellows
Santa Monica
Calif
Lloyd Rosenblum
Hays Isham Company
Herman Greenspur
Las Vegas
Nev
al Elliott
Nat Ratner
Jake Fuchs
Jacob Fouks
Red Spy Knew Everything at 1944 A Bomb Lab
Washington reports evidence from House spy hunters that a Russian agent knew everything at a key atom bomb laboratory in 1944. A former A-bomb researcher testified that Adams, named as Russia's wartime atomic spy, knew all during work at the Metallurgical Laboratory of the University of Chicago. The witness said his activities were innocent, while Tavener declined to comment on names or testimony.
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Washington
House
House UN- American Activities Committee
University of Chicago
Arthur Alexandrovich Adams
Adams
Russia
Frank S.S. Tavener
Gun Kills First Husband Woman Fires at Second in Colo
Mrs Stella Hutchinson Daniels, 47, faces charges of simple assault and assault with intent to commit murder after an alleged attempted shooting of her second husband B. Daniels in Canon City Colorado. She had earlier killed her first husband Leo Hutchinson in 1948. Authorities say she recovered from sleeping pills and is jailed awaiting county court action.
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Canon City
Colo
Stella Hutchinson Daniels
Gilbert E. Ackelbein
Ackelbein
Not a home without newspapers quote
A lighthearted exchange during National Newspaper Week touts the indispensability of newspapers for daily life. The speaker humorously lists practical uses from cleaning to packing, asserting no home should be without them and inviting quotable remarks.
Valley Canals May Be Lined To Save Water
A $3,000,000 interest free government loan for Salt River Valley irrigation improvements was outlined by A. B. West of the Reclamation Bureau. O. L. Norman of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association said plans call for lining canals and upgrading gates to cut water losses, with a five year repayment plan to smooth annual debt service.
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Salt River Valley
A. B. West
District 3
The
Reclamation Bureau
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
O. L. Norman
Norman
Forest official transferred from Coconino head post
Flagstaff reports Roland Rotty, supervisor of Coconino National Forest since April 1947, is transferred to the Washington office of the Forest Service. The move is effective immediately and Rotty will join the Division of Cooperative Forest Management. Rotty joined the service in July 1928 as an assistant ranger.
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Flagstaff
Roland Rotty
Coconino National Forest
Washington
The
Forest Service
Division of Co-operative Forest Management
Traffic Death Charge Pends for Young Woman
A coroner's jury ruled Mary Alice Lopez died from injuries after falling from the rear of a pickup when struck by a car driven by Willie Yancy. The accident occurred at 13th Avenue and Lincoln Street on Saturday. charges against Yancy were expected to be filed later today.
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Mary Alice Lopez
West
Lincoln Street
Art Webster
Tolleson
Willie Yancy
Sherman Street
13Th Avenue
Yancy
Law Nabs Jesse James in Tennessee Moonshine Bust
Jesse James arrested in Reeneville Tennessee by Alcohol Tax Unit agents at a moonshine whisky still site. One other man was captured with him as authorities moved to shut down the illicit operation.
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Jesse James
Reeneville
Tenn
Alcohol Tax Unit
Arizona budget chief forecasts $35.5 billion defense share
Pace outlined the 1950 federal budget stressing an 80 percent defense slice and $35.5 billion for past and future wars. He warned limited funds remain for health, welfare, education and agriculture while promising a 44 page booklet to explain spending to citizens. Pace urged voter influence over national budget and noted water disputes with western neighbors amid Central Arizona Project discussion.
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Colorado
Pace
Bimson
Izona
Salton Sea
California
Arizona
Uncle Sam
America
Hugh C. Gruwell
First National Bank of Arizona
Charles A. Carson
Arizona Interstate Stream Commission
Wayne M.akin
Commission
Prominent Arizona Officials and Officials Named
The report lists Frank M Feffer president of Western Farm Management and Arizona Fertilizers W E Larson project engineer for the U S Bureau of Reclamation George W Mickle president of Phoenix Title and Trust O L Norman general manager Salt River Valley Water Users Association Howard J Smith executive secretary Central Arizona Project Association J H Merceur president Arizona State Reclamation Association and Alfred Paul Jr Cochise County legislator and Pace childhood schoolmate.
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Western Farm Management
Frank M. Feffer
Arizona Fertilizers, Incorporated
W. E. Larson
Arizona
United States Bureau of Reclamation
George W. Mickle
Phoenix Title and Trust Company
O. L. Norman
Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association
Howard J. Smith
Central Arizona Project Association
J. H. Merceur
Arizona State Reclamation Association
Alfred Paul, Jr
Paul Spur Cochise County
Pace
China severs ties with Poland and Czechoslovakia
Canton October 5 AP The Chinese Nationalist Foreign Office announced it was severing relations with Poland and Czechoslovakia and recalling its diplomatic representatives.
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Canton
Foreign Office Today
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Aid Bill Signing Set for Truman Tomorrow
The White House said President Truman will sign a $1.314 billion arms-for-friends bill into law tomorrow. The measure allocates funds for military aid and foreign support, marking a major step in defense and international policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Truman
Peeper Sees Light Arrest Targets 26 Year Old Peeping
John Templeton reported a 26 year old man peering through a window at 391 East Coronado Road. Police captured the suspect after he walked from the unlit area toward the lighted room. Templeton filed a trespassing charge today.
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Coronado’ Road
John Templeton
Glendale CAP Squadron to Meet for Recruiting Drive
Glendale's Civil Air Patrol squadron will meet at 8 p.m. October 12 at temporary headquarters 801 East Glendale Avenue. Colonel IL. B. Watts and Maj. Jack Tueller will speak. The group conducts a recruiting drive as part of local CAP activities. The Pacific Ocean area is 68,634,000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Gazette
Glendale
Niew
Civil Air Patrol
East
Glendale Avenue
IL. B. Watts
CAP
Jack Tueller
N. R. Pennell
Pacific Ocean
Realtors Elect New Officers at Breakfast Meeting
Officers of the Realtors Exchange were nominated and elected without opposition at a breakfast in the Roundup Room of the Adams Hotel. Walter Pocock, retiring chairman, announced installations set for November 2 with Alfred G. Raser as chairman Edward F. OMalley as vice chairman and committee members Larry Burke Morton Stewart and Kelly Rogers. Fred Guirey, architect, spoke on the realtors role in city planning.
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Realtors Exchange
Adams Hotel
Walter Pocock
Alfred G. Raser
Edward F. O'Malley
Larry Burke
Morton Stewart
Kelly Rogers
Fred Guirey
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Templen
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Come
Openy A.M
P.M
Vanity & Mirror
Frieze
Famous Westinghouse
Falar
Ign
E. van Buren
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