Key Witness in Wilson Case Is Jailed for Contempt
Dolores Raines, once a key witness against Bryce H. Wilson, ex-Pima County attorney, has been arrested for contempt and held in an unnamed Arizona jail. She asks that sentencing be postponed until after the second Wilson trial, likely by Oct. 16.
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Tucson
Dolores Raines
Bryce H. Wilson
Pima County
Arizona
Miss Raines
Wilson
Henry C. Kelly
Yuma
Jerome P. Martin
J. Mercer Johnson
Morrison
Martin
Irving Zuckerman
Morris K. Udall
Zuckerman
Johnson
Udall
Tucson Osteopath Denies Supplying Morphine for Stolen Goods
In superior court Dr. W F Kuhnley, an osteopath, denies giving morphine tablets to ex-addict Lou Jeremy in exchange for stolen merchandise. Jeremy testified he stole items from Tucson stores and handed them to Kuhnley for pills cash and credit. Authorities found some goods at Kuhnley's home as the trial continued.
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Tucson
W. F. Kuhnley
Lou Jeremy
Kuhnley
Jeremy
Kansas City Publisher Frames Eisenhower as Republican Rival
Roy A. Roberts president of The Kansas City Star said Eisenhower called him a good Kansas Republican and might be persuaded to run in 1952. Roberts doubted Truman would seek re election and suggested Vinson as Democratic nominee. Daniels linked Truman to Southern Democratic support and a potential 1952 bid.
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Washington
Roy A. Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas
Roberts
Eisenhower
NBC
Truman
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Daniels
Fred M. Vinson
Lydia Pinkham’s Compound Relief for Menopausal Distress
Doctors tests show Lydia Pinkham’s Compound or tablets provide relief from tension, hot flashes, irritability, and distress during the change of life. The ad claims 30 percent relief in 63 cases and promotes iron-added tablets as a modern, non pain-deadening option for younger women and girls suffering functional ills.
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Aia Pinkham
Pinkham
Ikard Wins Texas Seat In Congress
Frank Ikard of Wichita Falls won a Texas congressional seat in a special election with 8,874 votes. He plans to seek re-election next year as district court judge to go to Washington to replace Ed Gossett. Unofficial totals showed 28,109 votes cast. Eugene Sherrod Jr. called Ikard's victory nationally significant, noting it reflected party policy rather than candidate personality.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Frank Ikard
Washington
Ed Gossett
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Eugene Sherrod Jr
Wichita County
Democratic
Skard
Sherrod
Theater Seat Sets Fire During Rialto Show
A short circuit in an aisle light at the Rialto theater caused a seat to ignite but theater staff and city firefighters extinguished the smoldering blaze without interrupting the feature film. Theater manager Robert N. Houser reported there was no panic and many patrons apparently did not notice the fire.
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Rialto
Robert N. Houser
Gun Squad Executes Utah Felon
SALT LAKE CITY AP September 10 The firing squad executed Eliseo J. Mares Jr. for killing an Ohio motorist five years earlier. The 23 year old was seated in a chair 25 feet from the marksmen as five rifles fired behind a curtain at the new prison. One gun carried a blank shell, unknown to the shooters.
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Salt Lake City
Eliseo J. Mares Jr
Ohio
Wes Haslam
Antonito
Colo
Jack D. Stallings
Corning
George Fisher
Summit County
Mares
County Quits Patient Home at Capitol City Rest Home
The Capitol City Rest Home at 22nd Street and Southern was closed today as a county rest home by the board of supervisors. Superintendent E G King cited conditions and urged immediate closure for county patients, with Mrs Molly Osborne named operator. Patients favored transfer to other homes while county medical officials note ongoing reviews of Valley rest homes.
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Capitol City
22Nd Street
Southern
Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
E. G. King
Molly Osborne
King
Norman A. Ross
Valley Rest Homes
Askins Studied For Navy Job Potential Assistant Secretary Nomination
Herbert R. Askins of Phoenix Automobile Supply Co. was reported by White House officials as a possible nominee for assistant secretary of the navy in charge of procurement. The post was not vacant, making the reports premature. Meanwhile John T. Koehler has been nominated for the Renegotiation Board and may move if confirmed.
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Askins
Navy
Washington
Herbert R. Askins
E. Thomas
Phoenix Automobile Supply Co
Major General Named President Nominates Quesada for Air Force Rank
President Truman nominated Lt. Gen. Elwood Richard Quesada, who handled the Eni Wetok atomic tests, for permanent rank of Major General in the Air Force. Quesada, planning retirement, currently holds permanent rank of Brigadier General.
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Washington
Truman
Elwood Richard Quesada
Eniwetok
Air Force
Quesada
Optometry Declared a Profession by State Ruling
General Fred O. Wilson ruled that optometry is a profession under the law. The opinion was written for John E. Fahrendorf, secretary of the State Board of Optometry.
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Fred O. Wilson
John E. Fahrendorf
State Board of Optometry
Edison Rate Hike Hearing Likely Abandoned
Arizona Edison Co faced protests over an 8 percent rate rise for customers in Casa Grande Globe Florence Coolidge and Superior. Commission chairman Wilson T Wright said no formal investigation will occur unless communities file protests and none replied. Protests had come from chambers of commerce and individuals amid reports of up to 37 percent increases. The commission had promised an investigation but appears to have dropped the plan.
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Arizona Edison Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
Wilson T. Wright
Commission
Wright
Arizona Edison
Casa Grande
Globe
Florence
Coolidge
Superior
Chambers of Commerce
Son of Staff Chief Injured in Auto Crash
SAN ANTONIO September 10 AP Second Lt Hoyt S Vandenberg son of the air force chief of staff was severely injured early today in a car collision Two Lackland Air Force Base airmen died in the crash Vandenberg stationed at Hondo Air Force Base suffered compound fractures of the left thigh a fractured left elbow and minor fractures and lacerations He was alone in the car returning to Hondo from San Antonio
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San Antonio
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Vandenberg
Hondo Air Force Base
Hondo
Power mower injures patrolman in New Jersey
Wilton New Jersey September 10 AP Patrolman Arthur Keilig remained in Monadnock Hospital with multiple fractures after a power lawnmower rolled over him in reverse as he slipped and fell yesterday His condition was reported as favorable by physicians in charge
Mesa Woman Observes 102nd Year Feels 50
Mesa Bureau reports Mrs Thankful Rosilla Johnson aged 102 today in Mesa after moving from Racine Wisconsin to Mesa in 1882. She raised 13 children, five survive, recalls climbing Tempe Butte at 60 and a severe smallpox at 80. No public celebration planned though friends plan a huge surprise cake.
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Mesa
Thankful Rosilla Johnson
Woods Lane
U S Bond Sales Lag In Phoenix
Bond sales in Phoenix lag on the fifth bank ing day of the current drive. Officials expected a retail buying surge to keep money from savings but noted demand would likely ease after schools opened.
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U.S
Phoenix
United States Defense
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Ikard
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Joe Jackson
Mer Russ S.cames
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Sixteenth Street
Elem
General College
Botany
Gregg
Snell
West Thomas
Registrar’s Office
Utah
T-Man
Tire Headquarters
van Buren
Americas
MERV
Phoenix Union High
E. Monroe
McKinley Medical
W. McKinley St
Siroil Laboratories, Inc
Santa Monica
AT All Drug Store
Raskins Jewelers
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