Improvement District Inspection Follows Community Protests
Protests at the Peter Improvement District hearing prompted county supervisors to order a personal inspection this afternoon. The county engineer is authorized to conduct a complete inspection immediately. District bounds are Indian School Road, Campbell Avenue, 17th and 20th streets. Lecky urged contractor compliance if specs are not met. Property owners cited chipped sidewalks, water seepage, and standing water as issues.
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Peter Improvement
James O. Lecky
Indian School Road
Campbell Avenue
17Th
20Th Streets
N. 18Th PL
Clarence E. Strand
E. Montecito
18Th Street
Accidents Concluded From Page One
Agnes E. Kosak and Edward Murphy, both injured in a 44th Street crash, were treated at St Josephs Hospital. Six year old Jane Elizabeth Starnes also received care after a social event incident near 44th Street. Orville Thompson of Amarillo drove the other car. John W Sakis, injured at Central and Colter, was later taken to Good Samaritan Hospital with a back injury.
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Agnes E. Kosak
Edward Murphy
Virginia
Jane Elizabeth Starnes
W. Morton
St. Joseph’s Hospital
44Th St
Church of God
Orville E. Thompson
Amarillo
Tex
John W. Sakis
Royal Palms Rd
Good Samaritan Hospital
Central
Colter
Sakis
Farmers Produce Company
J. B. McGee
W. Pierson
R L Newman Rites Planned In Prescott
Funeral services will be held in Prescott tomorrow for R L Newman 83 who served three terms as sheriff of Navajo County He died in Moab Utah Tuesday Survivors include son Wesley of Moab and daughter Mrs C E Stephens of Prescott
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Winslow
Prescott
R. L. Newman
Navajo County
Moab
Utah
Newman
Chino Valley
Wesley
Cc. W. Stephens
Plane Afire Lands with Six Aboard Unhurt
A two engine Navy C 45 Beach from Anacostia radioed trouble three miles out and made an emergency landing at National Airport. Fire crews quickly doused the left engine fire with all six aboard unharmed.
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Washington
Navy
National Airport
Navy Photographic Center
Suburb Anacostia
Czech Purger Slansky Ousted As Aide Replaced in Prague
London dispatch reports Rudolf Slansky, architect of Czechoslovakia’s purges, relieved of secretary general duties. President Clement Gottwald takes over, and the Czech news agency notes the move. The announcement surprised diplomats in the capital.
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London
Rudolf Slansky
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gottwald
President Truman deems re election likely among old cronies
In the lobby of the Muehlebach Hotel Kansas City veteran supporters say Truman will run again. Secret Service guards and a White House penthouse suite frame a steady drumbeat of speculation as friends weigh whether he must run to protect his program.
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Kansas City
Muehlebach Hotel
Secret Service
United States
Harry Truman
Muehlebach
Missouri
Mr. Truman
Independence
White House
George E. Allen
Sultant
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Allen
New York
Vivian Truman
Vivian
Ralph E. Truman
Springfield
Navy Tour Guests Return From Arizona Visit aboard Pine Island
Navy Secretary Dan Kimball organized a flight from Alameda to tour the Arizona and hear a briefing on the Korean War. Admiral Radford hosted a cocktail party for the group. The travelers, 600 aboard Pine Island, depart Saturday for San Diego and home after a 11 hour Mars flying ship flight.
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Arizona
Admiral Radford
Radford
Navy
Dan Kimball
Alameda
Calif
Pine Island
San Diego
Rolph Rites Tomorrow in Mesa Funeral Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Isabella M. Rolph longtime Mesa resident who died Wednesday will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in the Fifth Ward Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery.
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Mesa
Isabella M. Rolph
Fifth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mesa Cemetery
Air Cadet Tate Jr. Dies in F-80 Crash Near Sentinel
The body of Air Cadet William Herman Tate Jr. was returned to West Frankfort, Illinois for services and burial after a training flight crash near Sentinel. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tate Sr. of West Frankfort.
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Mesa
William Herman Tate Jr
Sentinel
West Frankfort
Tate Sr
Residents testify at Arizona telecom hearings in Apache County
Springerville and Show Low residents testified at Arizona Corporation Commission hearings on the Navajo Apache telephone system. Witnesses from Lakeside and McNary complained about poor service and delays, while some supported higher rates for better coverage. Lloyd Henning pinned issue on Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co as calls failed to exit Holbrook.
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Springerville
Apache County
Arizona Corporation Commission
Alex E. Baker
Utilities Rates Division
The
Commission
Lakeside
McNary
Lloyd Henning
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
White Mountains
Show Low
Holbrook
Flagstaff Mill Crews Strike
Nearly 400 members of Local 2772 walked off at the Saginaw and Manistee Lumber plant in Flagstaff. Union reps had signed a northern Arizona and New Mexico industry agreement offering a 12 cent hourly wage hike, to be ratified tonight. Southwest Lumber Mills, also AFL staffed, continues operation with other regional sawmills operating normally.
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Flagstaff
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Company
Freeman Shultz
Arizona
New Mexico
AFL
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc
Cape Johnson Deep Discovered Near Philippine Islands
The Cape Johnson Deep was located off the Philippine Islands by the U S naval transport Cape Johnson in 1945, marking a notable geographic finding of the era.
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Cape Johnson Deep
Philippine Islands
U. S
Cape Johnson
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East Jefferson
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Apache Counties
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Sas Mashees
Bashas
Pet
Borden
Carnation
Ibs
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Ian
Lake County
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Oxydol
Purex
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Th Ave
Camelback Rd
Glendale Ave
Glendale
Boston
Chandler
Jotal
E. Jefferson St
South Main
Coolidge
West Main
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