Burr Decision Set For Nov. 6 By Council
A hearing on the appeal of Walden V. Burr the dismissed Arizona Highway Patrol captain concluded with a ruling expected by November 6. Burr denied claims of laxity and improper conduct while acknowledging some off duty off hours activity during January and while on traffic duties in Flagstaff. The Merit System Council members presided with R J Ellis and E J Warner present. Burr was represented by E T Cusick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden V. Burr
Arizona Highway Patrol
State Merit System Council
Burr
Patrol
G. Walker
Merit System Council
Perry Ling
Elks Club
Flagstaff
Arizona State College
A. G. Walker
Highway Patrol
Tucson
Walker
Don Hays
Hays
R. J. Ellis
Casa Grande
E. J. Warner
Douglas
E. T. Cusick
New GI Bill School Rules Take Effect Next Tuesday
Washington AP reports two key changes for veterans under the GI Bill go into effect on Nov 1. Advisement and guidance are required for those switching fields. new eligibility certificates list exact course and school. Existing certificates remain valid if the veteran stays in the same field and school. Veterans urged to verify school eligibility and course status with a VA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
Halloween Carnival Opens Tomorrow at Immaculate Heart School
The Mothers' Club of Immaculate Heart of Mary School sponsors the second annual bazaar and Halloween Carnival tomorrow on the school grounds. Activities include games a fish pond booths handmade articles and Mexican foods with prizes for the most original and funniest costumes. Proceeds benefit the school's general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club of the Immaculate Heart of Mary School
Barney Cahill
Arnold Arvizu
Leo Zapata
Louie Cruz
Auto Survey Approved by Northern Arizona Chambers
The Arizona Automobile Association favorably considered a request from Winslow Kingman Holbrook and Flagstaff chambers to survey northern towns aiming to establish a branch likely at Flagstaff. Al Brown manager of the association's headquarters stated today at 823 North First Street.
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The
Arizona Automobile Association
Winslow, Kingman, Holbrook
Flagstaff
Free State Fair to Feature Daily Stage Acts at Fountain Plaza
The Arizona State Fair will offer four daily free stage shows at Fountain Plaza beginning Friday for ten days. Acts include Rafe Davis The Original Radio Rube, a porker by Mert and Gert, Wally Blair the juggling unicyclist, Russ Clark puppet show, Bozo the magician, Bill Morrell skaters, and pantomime acts. Shows run 11:30 am 2:15 pm and 3:30 pm with benches provided and nearby refreshment stands and a Kiddie Bank for children.
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Fountain Plaza
Paul F. Jones
Fair Commission
Kiddie Bank
Rafe Davis
Mert
Gert
Wally Blair
Russ Clark
Bozo
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circuses
Orpheum
Bill Morrell
Judy Canova
Los Angeles Biltmore Bowl
Mother of Month Contest Hosted by Army in Phoenix
The Phoenix Recruiting Station begins a Mother of the Month program selecting from about 230 mothers of new Army enlistees. The winner earns an expense free trip to Fort Ord California to observe training and living conditions of her son. A luncheon and radio interview will announce and judge the winner based on poise personality and conversation.
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Phoenix
United States Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Arizona
Ralph Barry
Greater Phoenix
Tee
Gene Doyle
KOY
Pratt Gilbert marks 50th anniversary with honors to Cyril Gilbert
Cyril S Gilbert honored at Pratt Gilbert Company by 80 guests in Hotel Westward Ho. KTAR's J Howard Pyle cited Gilbert as Arizona growth catalyst. 41 employees received service awards. five got wrist watches for 25+ years. Family members present. company history traced from 1899 wagon shop to 1930 30,000 square foot warehouse and offices.
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Pratt-Gilbert Company
South Seventh Street
Westward Ho
Cyril S. Gilbert
J. Howard Pyle
KTAR
Ari
Charles Hill
M. G. Segovia
Walter B. Smith
P. J. Dingle
Paul L. Estrada
Gilbert
Elbert Gilbert
DuPont Chemical Company
Philadelphia
Frank Gilbert
Gilbert Pump and Equipment Company
Phoenix
Stanley Gilbert
Pratt Gilbert
Charles H. Pratt
South First Street
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
South Seventh
East Grant Streets
Pioneer Resident Nick Pomaro Dies in Phoenix
Nicolas Nick Pomaro a 76 year old Phoenix resident since 1907 died early today at Good Samaritan Hospital after two years of ill health. An Italian immigrant from Naples who arrived in 1880 he owned property on South Seventh Street and farmed on Lateral 21 near Buckeye road. Survived by wife Carmela Cappelo Pomaro funeral arrangements were pending at Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary.
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Nicolas
Nick) Pomaro
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Pomaro
United States
Naples
Italy
Youngstown
Ohio
Lateral 21
Buckeye Road
Tempe
Carmela Cappelo Pomaro
Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary
Willamette University: Oldest Northwest higher learning
Willamette University in Oregon stands as the oldest institution of higher learning in the Northwest, dating back to its founding and shaping regional education over generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette University
Oregon
Northwest
Halloween Party At American Lutheran Church
Young people of all faiths are invited to a Halloween party tomorrow night at the American Lutheran Church on 1830 West Glenrosa Avenue. A secular film and brief vesper service precede the event which will include a snake dance, group activities, a ghost story, warm food, and costume judging.
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American Lutheran Church
West Glenrosa Avenue
Insurance Tax Hearing Draws Phoenicians
Three Phoenicians left for Washington to appear before the House Ways and Means Committee on an inquiry into tax procedures of mutual benefit insurers in Arizona. Edward Jacobson will represent the state while Robert Weaver represents the insurers and Carl Betz from the Arizona Corporation Commission also attends. They aim to block a potential tax on income in insurance company reserve funds, arguing mortuary funds are not true income as they are kept for policyholder protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson
Arizona
School Party Set Monday Halloween Carnival Planned
The William T. Machan School PTA will host a Halloween carnival at 6 p.m. Monday on the school grounds with food stands games and a costume parade plus a white elephant sale and cartoons. Co-chairs are Wayne Simmons and Ed Mell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Machan School Parent-Teacher Association
Wayne Simmons
Ed Mell
Arizonans end talks on Air Force center site in Kingman
Washington dispatch reports a Arizona delegation including Governor Garvey and Congressman Patten left for home after a two hour Pentagon session with Air Force officials led by Air Force Secretary Symington. Talks remain noncommittal as other states push for the project.
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Washington
Kingman
Air Force Engineering Development Center
Dan E. Garvey
Harold Patten
Air Force
W. Stuart Symington
Pentagon
Arizona
Phoenix and
Kingman Chambers of Commerce
St. Louis
Garvey
Hoover, Davis and
Parker
Hoover Dam
Air Engineering Center
Congress
Alaska reunion in Phoenix links cross continental memories
In Phoenix a gathering of Edwin and Mrs. Seiler, Olga Brenes, Miss Hecker, and Ebby Hawerlander recalls a 1944 Anchorage friendship. Haverlander, a former Alaska Photo Dept. photographer, recounts glacier travels. Seiler, an airways engineer, reflects on wartime duties and Alaska airport projects while Brenes’ family ties highlight postwar connections between Alaska and the mainland.
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Phoenix
Southwest
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Edwin W. Seiler
Anchorage
Olga Brenes
Hollywood
Polly Hecker
Ebby Hawerlander
Miss Hecker
Hawerlander
Haverlander
Alaska Photo Department
U. S. Signal Corps
Seiler
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Snow
Miss Brenes
Josefina Seiler
Puerto Rico
New York City
Lita
Lita, Miss Hecker and Haverlander
Roger
Edwin Seiler
Josefina
Roger 8
West
Roosevelt Street
Tomaris Wins Delay of Sentence in Maricopa Court
Tomaris 36 of 306 East Osborn Road won a delay in sentence as Judge Thalheimer granted time for motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment. He was convicted of resisting an officer after a Feb. 24 highway pursuit on Central Avenue. His sentencing is moved to Nov. 19.
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Tom Tomaris
East Osborn Road
Maricopa County Superior Court
Walter J. Thalheimer
Tomaris
Central Avenue
Sunnyslope
Eugene John Wilson
Don Rabbe
Wesley R. Martin
Rate Decision Set Monday On Mountain States Rates
William T. Brooks announced a Monday decision on Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company rate hike request. A five day hearing ended with the utility seeking authority to raise annual post tax revenue by $947000. The commission had denied the request after a prior May and June hearing citing dial conversion potential revenue increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Brooks
Arizona Corporation Commission
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Legal challenge to Peking Case raid warrant validity
U S Treasury agents raid at 148 South First Street last July 21. Five suspects Shorty Wong Chee Bud Hae Henry Tin Tang Poy Yee Johnny Tong face court action. Lawyers argue the search warrant lacked sufficient evidence, challenging legality under the constitution. Opium and smoking equipment were seized.
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U. S. Treasury
Peking
South First Street
Dave W. Ling
Shorty Wong
Chee Bud Hae
Henry Tin Tang
Poy Yee
Johnny Tong
Arizona sticker aids inspectors at border during nov set
Arizona Agricultural Inspection Station will issue stickers on November 1 showing an outline of the state and the Ho Ho Kam image to identify autos passed by quarantine inspectors. Red and yellow squares read Ho Ho Kam says How Nice to have you with us in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Arizona Agricultural Inspection Station
Ho-Ho Kam
Florists Plan Open House for National Flower Week
Phoenix florists announce an open house Thursday from 6 to 9 p m in observance of National Flower Week. Governor Garvey designated the week starting tomorrow and will receive a flower arrangement Monday. Grant W Slawson notes visitors will get a flower free, and the proclamation cites the Society of American Florists promoting appreciation of flowers and growing things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Florists
Dan E. Garvey
Grant W. Slawson
McElhaney’s Florists
Garvey
Society of American Florists
Modern Indians Dance In Shadow Of Ruins
Two modern day Indian tribes the Hopi and Jemez performed authentic dances near the Ho Ho Kam ruins in Phoenix. The shows featured native costumes, chants, tom toms and bells, with Pinon Dance by the Jemez outside their Pueblo. Tickets cost 1 and special buses ferried crowds from Pueblo Grande.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Phoenix
Dons Club
Jemez Pueblo
Pop-Chalee Lee
Taos
Fred Wilson
Photo Shop
Republic and Gazette World Travel Bureau
Pueblo Grande
Banker urges amendment to boost Phoenix jobs
George Christie of the First National Bank of Arizona spoke to the Optimist Club about Charter Amendment 3 in the November city election. He said the measure would exempt manufacturers from the city inventory tax and adjust factory machinery assessments, with no link to efforts to cut school taxes.
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George Christie
First National Bank of Arizona
Optimist Club
Phoenix
Christie
Garfield School PTA Meeting Delayed to November Seventh
The Garfield School Parent-Teacher Association will hold its meeting in the school library on November 7 at 1 p m instead of the previously announced date of November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
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Barry
W. L. McCarthy
Maricopa County
H. S. Stevens
Zona
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Nick Pomaro
Lowell School
G. S. Skiff Pta
Tom Monroe
Capitol Pta
Gordon H. James
Capitol Methodist Church
Mesdames
C. H. Haddad
Charles Heiner
J. P. LeBarron
Cecil Irick
R. D. Keith
Aubrey O’quinn
William Tyers
East
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Oak Ridge
Atomic Laboratory
TVA
Kenneth McKellar
Senate
McKellar
Senate Appropriations Committee
SAT
Esther Clark
Fort Richardson
Alaska Highway
Immaculate Heart College
William Leon McGee
East Adams Street
Walter Ford
Birmingham
Ala
Ira Lee McClochin, Jr
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Identification
Claude Burk
Tony Jones
Prevention of
Hannah Z. Shaw
North Kenmore Drive
Ann Solter
East Oak Street
Phoenix Dachshund Club
Cudin City Guest Resort
Woodrow W. Dorward
Sun Valley
University of Arizona
Jan Bragg
North 19Th Avenue
John Savoy
Belview Street
Frit Randolph
Sherman Street
Pete Corpstein
Monte Vista Road
David K. Mathieson
Lamar Road
Williby Case, Jr
Eas Colter
Walt Roche
Willetta Street
First Methodist Church
Harry E. Frye
West Roma Avenue
Cathay Garden
North Central Avenue
Phoenix Graduate Association
Theta Delta Chi
John H. Eversole
Association
United States Naval Academy
L1th Marine Corps Reserve District
Los Angeles
J. O. Brauer
League of Women Voters
Reserve Officers of Naval Service Club
North 17Th Avenue
FE. B. Brackney
Hazelton-Butler
American Legion
Buckeye
James T. Duane
Legion
Duane
National Legion Organization
William Thompson
William Martin
Walter Nelson
PTA
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