Rate base inquiry into Mountain States MST&T set in Arizona
The Arizona Corporation Commission begins a multi day hearing tomorrow on MST&T financial structure to determine a rate base and ensure a fair return. Judge Windes previously ordered a 5 percent target. separate hearings will address service complaints and unmet demand, including 14,000 unfilled orders in Arizona with 5,000 in Phoenix.
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Arizona
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph
Arizona Corporation Commission
Commission
Dudley W. Windes
Maricopa County
Mountain States
Windes
Wilson T. Wright
Mst&t
Phoenix
Joseph Kenneally Dies At Hospital
Joseph D. Kenneally, 58, Scottsdale resident nine years, died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Rosary is at 8 p.m. at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Requiem mass at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Native of Wilmington, Pa., he moved from Chicago to the Valley. Retired seven years, he belonged to the United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters for 35 years and was a Knights of Columbus member. Survived by wife Geneva, two sons David J. of Scottsdale and Eugene in Cheyenne, Wyo., daughter Mrs. Ee. A. Collins of Key West, Flin., plus a sister, a brother, and four grandchildren.
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Joseph D. Kenneally
Scottsdale
Memorial Hospital
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Francis Cemetery
Kenneally
Wilmington
Chicago
United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters
Knights of Columbus
Geneva
David J
Eugene
Air Force
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ee. A. Collins
Key West
Flin
Harper Dies at VA Hospital in Phoenix
Guy C. Harper 58 of 552 E Willetta died Sunday at the Veterans Administration Hospital after a 12 year illness. Funeral services will be held at 3 30 p m tomorrow at Arizona Funeral Home Chapel with Rev M J Zaldivar. Burial rites by Lake Greenway American Legion Post will follow at Memory Lawn Memorial Park. He was born in Brazil Indiana and moved to Phoenix in 1926. He worked as a machinist for Roosevelt Irrigation District before his illness. Survivors include his wife Esther a daughter Ruth Louise and two sons Donald G and Paul all of Phoenix.
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Guy C. Harper
E. Willetta
Veterans Administration Hospital
M.J. Zaldivar
Arizona Funeral Home
Lake Greenway American Legion
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Harper
Brazil
Ind
Phoenix
Roosevelt Irrigation District
Esther
Ruth Louise
Donald G
Paul
John Yuhas Dies At His Home In Phoenix
John Yuhas 42 a salesman for the Coe Sales Company died Sunday at his home 210 E Os born Funeral services by Rev W Ernest Shores were to be held at 2 p m at First Assembly of God Church with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park under A L Moore and Sons Mortuary He is survived by his wife Gladys R a daughter Janet Ruth a son Richard John and his mother Mrs Suzanne Yuhas plus four sisters and four brothers all of Phoenix Wilkes Barre Pa is his mother’s home town and Crabtree Pa his birthplace.
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John Yuhas
Coe Sales Company
E. Osborn
W. Ernest Shores
First Assembly of God Church
11Th Street
Garfield
A. L. Moore and Sons
Greenwood Memorial Park
Yuhas
Crabtree
Phoenix
Herkimer
N. Y
Gladys R
Janet Ruth
Richard John
Suzanne Yuhas
Wilkes-Barre
Mrs Sarah Cassil Services Held
Mrs. Sarah M. Cassil 77 of Phoenix died after a year's illness at Gila Bend. Funeral services were to be held today at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix with Rev George A Boss officiating. Burial will be in Denver. Survived by husband Frank and two daughters Mrs R E Hedstrom of Gila Bend and Mrs W L Kroel of Denver.
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Gila Bend
Sarah M. Cassil
Phoenix
George A. Boss
First Methodist Church
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Denver
Colo
Frank
R. E. Hedstrom
W. L. Kroel
Hated Family Curse Strikes Again As Philosopher Keeps Family Awake
HAL BOYLE writes from New York about a night of relentless snores and the Boyle family’s legendary curse of snoring. Frances blames her husband Rover as the household endures a sleepless trial with no cure in sight.
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Philosopher
Hal Boyle
New York
Rover
Boyle
Snoring Curse Woven Through Our Irish Clan
A humorous family reminiscence traces a generations long affliction of sleep snoring from Grandfather Boyle who brought it from Ireland. It discusses insomnia across relatives, attempts by wives and cousins to curb it, and odd remedies like marbles and Civil War needlepoint. The narrator quips about earmuffs and a guide to snoring in self defense.
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Grandfather Boyle
Ireland
Boyle
Frances
AFB soldiers receive probation in theft case
Two Williams Air Force Base soldiers admitted stealing 700 bed sheets from the base hospital and were granted two years probation after pleading guilty. Each must repay 3600 in restitution. about 120 sheets were recovered, the rest sold to a Phoenix used goods store. Adeline Leone received probation for mail fraud involving false health remedies.
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Williams Air Force Base
Dave W. Ling
Robert Alvin Strauss
Steve Hregdovic
Phoenix
Adeline Leone
West Hilton
Seone
Bobbie Lee Harrison
West van Buren
15 Legion Posts To Aid Boys Ranch
Glendale September meeting launches a fund drive by 15 Valley of the Sun American Legion posts to raise $30,000 for a Boys Ranch cottage near Queen Creek and Chandler. Harry Bagnall of Coolidge appointed to lead the fund. Posts will receive quotas. The group also backs stronger narcotics laws and heard an outline of veterans affairs by Jim Murphy and the state veterans service committee.
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Glendale
Valley of the Sun
American Legion
Arizona Boys Ranch
Queen Creek
Chandler
Harry Bagnall
Coolidge
Boys Ranch
Jim Murphy
State Veterans Affairs
Arizona Veterans Service Committee
Pyle Pushes Statewide Indian Unit With Tribes
Governor Howard Pyle proposes a statewide master tribal council to negotiate with the state on Native issues as part of a 25 year plan toward full Arizona citizenship. He seeks direct tribal access to federal and state governments and hosted a private luncheon with 13 tribal leaders at Hotel Adams.
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Howard Pyle
Arizona
Pyle
Hotel Adams
Mr. Pyle
Indian Bureau
George Fisher
Colorado River
Nelson Lupe
White Mountain
John Frank Engle Funeral Held
Funeral services for John Frank Engle, 53, found dead at a local motel, were held at 1:30 p.m. at the Arizona Funeral Home Chapel. The death was due to natural causes. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. Engle, former manager of Continental Guest Lodge, lived in Phoenix since 1932 and had ranch interests near Tucson plus cafes in town and Prescott. He is survived by a son, Jack, in the Army in Aberdeen, Maryland, and a sister in Los Angeles.
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John Frank Engle
Arizona Funeral Home Chapel
Greenwood Memorial Park
Engle
Continental Guest Lodge
Phoenix
Tucson
South Seas
Prescott
Jack
Aberdeen
Los Angeles
City Steps Toward Patching and Repaving Streets
City leaders plan next week to approve a program for reconditioning and maintaining streets. City Manager Ray W Wilson, after talks with officials, said decisions depend on available funding and may include seal coating asphalt or machine planing of rough surfaces. About 75 miles need work, with some paving 20 years old never reconditioned, and a long term maintenance plan as well.
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Dean
Doan
Ray W Wilson
van Buren
W. Jefferson
R. Gail Baker
Baker
Kenneth K. King
C. V. Cherry
John L. Williams Jr
Joan Martinez Rites Held After Fatal Bicycle Auto Crash
Funeral services for Joan Martinez a 20 year old domestic killed Saturday in a bicycle auto accident at 19th Avenue and Fillmore were held yesterday in the Sacaton Indian Reservation chapel Burial was in Sacaton Cemetery.
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Joan Martinez
19Th Avenue
Fillmore
Sacaton Indian Reservation
Sacaton Cemetery
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Joseph Kenneally
VA Hospital
Sarah Cassil
AFB
Herman Hollander
Carl Henry Rickman
Leslie Ray Carter
Paul Rudolph Womack
George Hanley
Marvin R. Sullivan
East Willetta
Legion Posts
LE Mans Bakery
FE. McDowell
22Nd Ave
Sundrella Mfg. CO
Midlands
Arrow
Kathy Godfrey
Admiral
E. McDowell
Kpho-Tv
Tweed and
Shetland
Hanny
Adams
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
McGregor Drizzler
America
Bostonian Shoes
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