Federal housing aid opens Phoenix 1000 units for low income families
Washington report details eligibility for 1949 public housing in Phoenix. Families from slums or displaced by projects may apply, with income caps set locally and veterans given five year waivers. Rents are income based, with adjustments for dependents, utilities, and subsidies.
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Phoenix
Amendment 3 Votes Urged at City Election Toast
At the CPA Toastmasters Club event in the Hotel Westward Ho Dr Charles Kalil urged a Yes vote for Amendment 3 to provide more jobs for Phoenix. He highlighted the charter change as a lure for new industries and more employment in the city. Additional speakers across the week will push support for Amendment 3.
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CPA Toastmasters Club
Westward Ho
Charles Kalil
Phoenix
Kalil
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Pees Hotel Adams
Dons Club
Floyd Rains
Chamber of Commerce
Optimist Club
George Christie
First National Bank of Arizona
Oklahoma Nabs Pair Wanted Here
Oklahoma City police detained William MacDonald and James R. Nordwall who admitted cashing checks tied to the fictitious American Chemical Company of Phoenix. The scheme began October 15 with three $45 checks cashed through a local bank, leading to a city alert after the men bought train tickets to El Paso. Warrants will be mailed to the Phoenix police forgery chief.
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Oklahoma City
William MacDonald
James R. Nordwall
American Chemical Company
Phoenix
C. B. Arnold
el Paso
Arnold
Federal Jurist Collet Remains Serious but Satisfactory
Federal Judge John Caskie Collet, hospitalized at Walter Reed, spent a comfortable night and is described as serious but satisfactory. The Kansas City jurist is being treated for a heart ailment.
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Washington
John Caskie Collet
Walter Reed Hospital
Kansas City
Jet airliner averages 440 on first overseas hop
The DeHavilland Comet, world's first jet airliner, flew London to Tripoli at about 440 mph taking 3 hours 23 minutes for 1,490 miles. Officials say the 36 passenger craft is aimed at transatlantic service to New York in 1952 or 1953. Captain John Cunningham, the chief test pilot, flew with a three-man crew and testing gear aboard.
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London
DeHavilland
Mexican Who Couldn't Stay Out Faces One Year Jail
A Mexican national Federico Aguayo-Lopano 28 reentered the U S illegally 25 to 30 times and was sentenced by Judge Dave W Ling to a year in federal prison. Eight other Mexicans who pleaded guilty to illegal entry received 30 day jail terms to end upon deportation. Alice E Hernandez Holbrook aka Alice Saiz pleaded guilty to unlawful military beneficiary compensation and must repay over 400. Six months in jail for James P Cooper Winslow who sold liquor to an Indian. Wilmetta F Phillips and Garcia Ortiz were granted probation after pleading guilty to the same offense. Two men serving prison terms pleaded not guilty to Dyer Act charges with trial dates set: Kenneth Barnes and Louis Grayson. Probation granted to Johnnie Lee Carson after pleading guilty to stealing three sacks of potatoes. Sentence pending Monday for Jeff Baines Jr who pleaded guilty to failure to register under the draft act.
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United States
Federico Aguayo-Lopano
Dave W. Ling
District Court
Alice E. Hernandez
Holbrook
Alice E. Saiz
Wilmetta F. Phillips
East
van Buren Street
Garcia Ortiz
Winslow
Kenneth Edward Barnes
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Louis Grayson
el Reno
Oklo
Johnnie Lee Carson
Cucamonga
Calif
Jeff Baines, Jr
Canada Vote Evenly Split
OTTAWA Oct 25 The Liberal government split evenly in eight federal by elections. Liberals won four seats, lost three to Independents, and saw the Progressive Conservatives retain one. The cabinet now holds 190 seats in the 262 member House with PCs 41, CCF 13, Social Credit 10, Independents 5 and Independent Liberals. Six by elections followed government appointments and two by deaths.
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House of Commons
Progressive Conservatives
Liberals
CCF
Social Credit
Independent
Skips Work To Play Jailed On Auto Theft Charge
A 22 year old car washer was arrested early today for driving a car without the owner’s consent. Detectives Troutman and Hill nabbed him at 16th and Jefferson streets after the owner, Robert Bowman of 62 East Columbus Street, said the car was to be washed at noon and ready at 6 pm. The suspect claimed he had been joy riding for several hours and never got to the wash.
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Jerry Hill
16Th
Jefferson Streets
Robert
H. Bowman
East
Columbus Street
Bowman
Disease Survey Under Way In Phoenix Area
A door to door survey to map infantile paralysis diarrhea and dysentery spread is under way in Phoenix and Maricopa County. Dr. C H Bugbee says the five year study will evaluate non human sources like flies. Sanitary conditions will be inventoried, but results await analyses from five other cities in the Public Health Service program.
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Maricopa County
C. H. Bugbee
U. S. Public Health Service
Troy
N. Y
Muskegon
Mich
Charleston
W. Va
Topeka
Kan
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