Lane Leaves Death Cell for Prison Farm
Charles E. Lane Jr. moved off death row after a commutation to life, sparing execution set for Sept. 12. Gov. Howard Pyle recommended the sentence with Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles approval. Lane began in the long-term cell block and will work on the prison farm, with rewards for good behavior.
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Florence
Charles E. Lane Jr
Lane
Mary Alice
Howard Pyle
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Lon E. Walters Jr
Walters
Ways
Maine County
Pyle
Arizona Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William H. Chester
Charles E. Lane
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Arizona
S. 27Th Ave
Senate approves seven billion foreign aid package
The Senate passed a 7,286,250,000 foreign aid bill to bolster free world defenses against communism, with most funds for military and economic aid overseas. The measure, below the White House request, heads to conference to resolve differences with the House before funding is approved.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
House
Four Burn To Death In 3 Way Accident
SHREVEPORT La Sept 1 AP four men burned to death and three others were injured in a three way traffic accident 17 miles north of Homer La Coroner Dr E A Campbell identified the dead as J W Johnson 38 Bunyan Little 55 and his son Thomas Little 32 all of Strong Ark and Claude Goocher 38 of Summerville La
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Shreveport, L.2
Homer
Claiborne Parish
E. A. Campbell
J. W. Johnson
Bunyan Little
Thomas Little
Strong
Ark
Claude Goocher
Summerville
New Zealand Premier Wins Historic Election Victory
New Zealand Prime Minister Sidney Holland’s government appears set to win 47 seats in the new parliament against Labor’s 33, after a landslide result that extends Holland’s mandate to push private enterprise in a welfare state. Absentee votes due Monday unlikely to alter the tally.
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Wellington
N. Z
Sidney Holland
Laborites
Labor
Walter Nash
Holland
Arizona Senators Voted With Majority On Aid Bill
Washington September 1 AP Here is how Senators Carl Hayden and Ernest W McFarland Democrats voted last night on roll calls related to the multibillion dollar foreign aid bill. Both with the majority defeating a proposal for a single administrator of the bill and with the minority against a 250 million dollar cut in European economic aid. Both with the majority defeating another 250 million cut and an amendment listing Western Germany Spain and Yugoslavia as eligible for military aid. Both with the minority in an effort to restore the economic aid cut and with the majority defeating an amendment for a federation of free states of Europe. Senator Hayden with the majority and Senator McFarland with the minority on an amendment urging European nations receiving U S aid to curb cartel practices and promote free labor movement. an amendment reducing military aid to Europe by 37 million. Both with the majority by which the senate passed the amended bill.
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Senate
McFarland
Arizona
Congress
Schoeppel
Kans
House
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Capehart
Ind
Washington
Carl Hayden
Ernest W. McFarland
Germany
Spain
Yugoslavia
Hayden
Senator McFarland
U. S
Right To Refuse Advertising Upheld
In New Orleans a civil district court judge ruled the Times-Picayune Publishing Company may reject advertising and need not publish it if the Better Business Bureau does not approve. The suit by the Diamond Exchange was dismissed, with plans to appeal to the Louisiana Supreme Court. The judge stated no law compels a newspaper to publish ads it declines.
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New Orleans
INS
New Orleans Times-Picayune Publishing Company
New Orleans Better Busness Bureau
Rene A. Visoca
Business Bureau
New Orleans Diamond Exchange
Leon R. Bellis
David A. Kraus
Diamond Company
Louisiana Supreme Court
Visoca
15 Liquor License Changes Approved by Arizona Official
John A. Duncan announced 15 liquor license changes including one relocation, two transfers and relocations, and 12 straight transfers. Grants covered Pace Brothers, Scottie's Cafe, Cruz Distributing, Mandelino, M and B Cafe, Bruno's Buffet, Shamrock, Handler's Market, Corner Cafe Seligagost P Hall, Trailer Court Market, Ralph's, Nu Deal Buffet, Uncle Walt's, Mel-Art Club, Wikicup Store, with moves and new ownerships across Yuma Phoenix Casa Grande Prescott Tucson and other locations.
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John A. Duncan
Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
Levi L. Pace
Pace Brothers
E. First St
Yuma
Main St
Alfonso Carrasco
A. Garretson
Scottie’s Cafe
S. Central
Phoenix
C A. Suggs
Tempe
David P. Cruz
Cruz Distributing Co
N. Cameron
Casa Grande
E. P. Rothenberger
Southern Pacific
William F. Britt
Mandelino
F. K. Snow
Frances Martin
Grace M. Breece
B Cafe
21St Ave
Robert L
Martha A. Gilliatt
Bruno Rezzonico
Bruno
Miller
Prescott
Louis Reaume
Horace W. Ratliff
Shamrock
Fourth Ave
Joseph C. Bower
Armando S. Saavedra
Maurice L. Handler
Handler’s Market
W. Veterans Blvd
Tucson
Samuel Lee
Troy Cawood
Corner Cafe
St P. Hall
la Fave
Trailer Court Market
W. Ventura
Truman Signs Four Bills Appropriations Totals About Ten Billion
President Truman signed four appropriation bills totaling about 10 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending next June 30. The measures fund the Labor Agriculture Interior and other agencies while cutting federal employment by 10 percent. One law authorizes 50 000 public housing units and limits vacations for most federal workers to 20 days.
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Washington
Truman
Labor, Agriculture and Interior Departments
Independent Offices
Veterans Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Public Housing Administration
Mr. Truman
House
Three Boys Sought in Brutal Hobo Jungle Killing
Chicago and Cicero police search for three small boys linked to the brutal beating death of 6 year old Yvonne Georgiana Biritz. Her body was found near the Chicago Great Western Railway yards after a missing Thursday night. An autopsy cited blunt force trauma.
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Chicago
Cicero
Yvonne Georgiana Biritz
Valentino Tagli
Ernoon
Chicago Great Western Railway
Edwin T. Breen
Yvonne
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GE Cleaner
Carload
Cookie Sale
Sears Candy Department
Sears Street
California
Lee Suey bin
Ralph Younger
Ralph’s
Grand Ave
Wilbur R. Blain
Frances Sim
Nu Deal Buffet
W. Main, Sr
Carl Dossey
Kathleen Morris
Walt’s
E. van Buren
Merle Graybear
Art Schramm
Mel C. Hoffman
Nell Graham
Mel-Art Club
N. B. Isham
Wikicup Store
Wikicup
Elsie M. Wheddon
Paul J. Ritchie
DR. Hawkins
East
Maer
Peggy
Kellogg
Boysenberry
Sepletin
Adams
Second St
Sears
Monty
Kenmore
Kunz Brothers
Messinger
2Nd Ave
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