Buckeye Rodeo Slated October 13 14
The fifth annual Buckeye Rodeo will be held October 13 and 14 with events including team tying calf roping saddle bronc riding bareback riding bulldogging and bull riding. At least 2000 in prize money will be awarded. Entries to be made at the American Legion Home in Buckeye. The two day show begins at 1 pm daily with a parade and Western dancing at night featuring John Severson and The Westerners.
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Budge Beicat
Totay
American Legion
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John Severson
Fivevil Plans Planting 30 Million Rubber Trees in Seven Years
Fivevil unveils a plan to plant 30 million rubber trees over seven years. The proposal outlines staged implementation and resource commitments to expand rubber production and support related industries.
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Fivevil
State Opens Tungsten Mining Stock Hearing
The Mate Corporation Commission began a hearing to determine if fraudulent practices were involved in the Camp Mining Co. ownership. Budd testified about a new ore recovery process and a supporting syndicate of Globe and Los Angeles business people. The commission issued a cease order against unregistered securities sales amid two securities law violations. A report from Roger Manning on tungsten claims in Gila County was expected.
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Camp, Mining Co
Budd Glendale
Budd
Globe Business
Los Ane
Gila County
Hastings
Roger Manning
State Department of Mineral Resources
Manning
Bylas Day School Dedication Attended by 500
More than 500 persons attended the open house and dedication of Bylas Day School. The facility includes a classroom building dining room kitchen home economics room seven apartments four shop and a warehouse. Speakers included Thomas H. Dodge George C. Wells Sim J. Traw Clarence Wesley Hallie O. Walters and Oliver Talgo.
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Sim J. Traw
Fort Thomas Union High School
Clarence Wesley
Apache Tribal Council
Hallie O. Walters
San Carlos Reservation
Oliver Talgo
City election speakers urge issue over party labels
The meeting stressed nonpartisan service concerns in Phoenix city elections. Speakers, including Charles N. Walters and Hohen Foster, urged an end to platforms focused on city manager removal and called for honest, issue based campaigns. Spencer H. Nitchie presided as Charter Government Committee chair.
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Phoenix
Hohen Foster
Harry Rorseneweig
Spencer H. Nitchie
Charter Government
University of Arizona enrolls 5100 students for fall
Tucson. September 25. AP reports registrar C Zaner Lesher announced more than 5100 students registered for the fall semester at the University of Arizona. Last year the number was 5693.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
C. Zaner Lesher
Navy officer profiles duty and family in medical unit program
Commander Keithh, a Navy officer and former hydraulic engineer, leads hundreds of men in a program spanning Kingman to Yuma. A native of Arkansas and Alabama graduate, he served since 1942, with sea time and a role in the 11th Naval District. His family, including Virginia and children Kathleen Patrick and Johnny, resides at 1815 West Catalina.
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Douglas
Miami
Yuma
Arkansas
University of Alabama
Keithh
International Boundary and Water Commission
Navy
11Th Naval District
Keilch
Dublin
Virginia
W. Catalina
Kathleen
Patrick
Johnny
SP Offers Lot for Jail in Gila Bend Describes Site Hope
Gila Bend residents near a new jail as SP offers a lot on U S Highway 80 for a $40,000 county jail site. Supervisor D P Kimball notes the charge and plans to raise about $15,000 with $25,000 already budgeted. The move advances the county jail project in the area.
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Gila Bend
Southern Pacific Company
D. P. Kimball
AFL Names 19 Senators Targeted for 1952 Defeat
The AFL's 70th convention listed 19 senators as chief targets for next year’s elections. Led by Joseph D. Keenan, the list includes Brewster, Flanders, Martin, Smith, Williams, O’Connor, Byrd, Connally, Stennis, Holland, Bricker, Butler, Jenner, Kern, McCarthy, Cain, Ecton, Watkins, and Knowland. Keenan blasted these lawmakers as Taft Hartley backers and enemies of broad social legislation, urging strong anti-communism votes and mass fundraising efforts to fund an $8 million 1952 campaign, including $1 per member.
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U.S
Taft Hartley
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Eeac Ae
South
Joseph D. Keenan
Labor League For Political Education
Brewster
Maine
Flanders
Martin
Smith
N. J
Williams
Del
O'Connor
Byrd
Connally
Texas
Stennis
Miss
Holland
Fla
Bricker
Ohio
Butler
R. Nebr
Jenner
Ind
Kern
McCarthy
Wis
Cain
Wash
Ecton
Mont
Watkins
Utah
Knowland
Calif
Keenan
Meat drive spreads to eight cities and court actions
Federal officials launched a nationwide meat enforcement drive with eight cities named including Chicago Newark Portland and Fresno. Legal actions have begun in Newark Portland and Cleveland with one of the first black market meat cases in Wichita Kansas. Defendants Bert O Persons and Calvin Virgil Adams face OPS scrutiny as ungraded meat traces to Adams market and back to Persons packing house. U S Attorney Lester Luther handles the case. The effort aims to verify complaints about price ceilings and assess impact on livestock prices and recoupment of losses by slaughterers.
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Newark
Spokane
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Fresno
Calif
Wichita
Kans
Bert O. Persons
Eldorado Packing Co
el Dorado
Calvin Virgil Adams
Willard’s Fine Meats
OPS
Adams’ Market
Persons’ Packing House
U.S
Lester Luther
DiSalle
Morgan
Philippine President Sails for Spain on First Visit
New York AP report states President Elpidio Quirino of the Philippines, accompanied by a 14 member official party, is sailing today for Spain aboard the liner Constitution. This marks the first head of state visit to Spain since Franco's accession.
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Elpidio Quirino
Philippines
Spain
Francisco Franco
Holdup man Elliott jailed for Tombstone robbery
Frank Walton Elliott was sentenced to five to eight years in prison in BISBEE for a Tombstone bar holdup that netted him three dollars. The case tied to an AP report dated September 25.
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Fred Marshall Smith
Arizona
Superior Court
Benjamin F. Blake
Bisbee
Frank Walton Elliott
Globe-Miami Employment At A 2-Year High
Employment in the Globe-Miami district rose to the highest level since July 1949 driven by mining expansion in August. Unemployment stayed steady apart from a copper mine strike. 237 job seekers, 110 placements from 98 employers, and rising immigrant applications defined the month amid limited family housing and no labor shortage signals.
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Bureau Globe
Miami
Harold W. Gribble
Globe
Arizona Employment Service
Gribble
Apache Shrine Club Barbecue Draws Arizona Shriners
About 300 Shriners from across Arizona will attend the Apache Shrine Club barbecue in Globe on Sunday. The event gathers members from Gila and parts of Pinal counties with representation from Tucson, Phoenix, and other cities.
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Globe
Arizona
Apache Shrine Club
Gila County
Pinal County
Tucson
Phoenix
Get Acquainted Dance Scheduled at Arizona State College
The Presidents Club of Arizona State College at Flagstaff announces a Hello Dance from 8 to 11 p.m. tomorrow in Ashurst Auditorium to familiarize students with campus organizations via banners. The club comprises presidents of all campus groups.
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Flagstaff
Presidents’ Club
Arizona State College
Ashurst
Presidents
Wickenburg High Girls Pick Officers
Wickenburg September 25 Shirley Koepke named president of the Wickenburg High School Girls Athletic Association. Joy Hall is vice president Carolyn Robison secretary Carmelita Castro treasurer Nancy Thousand representative to the student council. Mrs Lucy Bange will sponsor the group and the public is invited.
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Wickenburg
Shirley Koepke
Gila County Teachers Institute Planned Oct 10
Gila County teachers will assemble Wednesday October 10 at George Washington School Lower Miami starting at 9am. All county schools will be dismissed for the day. Superintendent Jesse Hayes said state official M L Brooks and other educators would take part. A highlight will be Rev Francis Uplegger’s talk Why America Is the Land of My Choice. Sixty Globe school teachers were guests at a reception at St John’s Episcopal parish house, sponsored by the Gila County Ministerial Association, with a musical program led by Richard Swingler.
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George Washington School
Lower Miami
Jesse Hayes
Gila County
M. L. Brooks
Hayes
Francis Uplegger
America
Land
Globe
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Seven Perish In Arabian Nights Vengeance Tale
Cairo dispatch reports seven people slain in an odd tale of Oriental revenge after a village child blinds a camel. The mayor's son vows the divorce oath to slay the child, but the blade is turned and the boy is killed. the father, enraged, shoots the mayor's son, the sheikh, and others before order is restored.
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Cairo
Akhbar el Yom
Nile Delta
Kingman Citizens Study Incorporation Plan
Kingman residents consider incorporating Kingman as a city of 3342, evaluating benefits for Mohave County. The group queried the commission on Kingman’s share of state sales tax if incorporation passes, with an answer around 2000 dollars per month.
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Kingman
Mohave County
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