Telephone utility risk stressed at Arizona hearing
M Morris of the phone company testifies that telephone rates must rise to attract investors as the Arizona hearing on a fair value of its property proceeds. He argues phone industry shows more volatility than electric, with toll demand fluctuating in recessions while labor costs are higher. The hearing resumes Monday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Ind
M. Telephone and Telepany
VY Corporation Commission
R. M. Morris
Denver
Dent
Arizona
Morris
Mine Mill Locals OK PD Pact
Locals of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers approved a new Dodger agreement with Phelps that offers an 8 cent per hour general raise plus nonuniform increases to trim rate structures, effective August 1 1961, plus a noncontributory pension plan of 100 to 125 dollars monthly for retirement at 65. The two year contract runs to August 1 1963 and may be reopened after one year subject to Wage Stabilization Board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Dodger
Phelping
Wage Stabilization Board
Leud Motion Picture Show Raided At Phoenix Ballroom
Phoenix police raided a stag party showing lewd motion pictures at the old Plantation Ballroom 2300 E Washington last night seizing six reels. Over 300 men crowded benches and tables while windows and doors were left open letting pedestrians and motorists get a view. Patrolmen Lawrence Smith and Robert Flack arrived at 11:45 p.m. and watched part of the reel before authorities took action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Smith
Robert Flack
Smith
Flack
Police seize projection machine and film at stag party
Police Captain Dick Finley said the event was reportedly sponsored by a Chinese veterans group. Officers logged the projectionist and several interested persons but did not make arrests. Smith and Flack described the film as lewd and terrible as spectators hurried away while officers collected the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Finley
Smith
Flack
Editors Focus On Increasing News Barriers
In San Francisco on September 29 AP reports editors from leading U.S. papers studied news problems with a focus on barriers and information control both at home and overseas. The AP Managing Editors Association planned to adjourn after drafting resolutions condemning government restrictions and censorship. The group also addressed Truman security orders and military agency dissemination limits. Next year Boston hosts the meeting as officers were elected including Corn as president and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
America
Sociated Press
N. Oalls
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Post
Yesda
Willian
J. Russell Wigter
Wasterday
Truman
James S. Pope
Son of the
Edors
Boston
APME
Heri
Presito Corn
Washington Evening Star
Fry
L. R. Blanchard
Rochester Democrat
Chronicle
Wallace Lemoe
The
Wilwaukee Journal
Frank Eyerly
Des Moines Register
Tribue
Walter Lister
Philadelphia Evening Bullet
Proper Use Of Heart Machine Is Explained
An internationally known Chicago heart specialist told Arizona Heart Association members about proper use of a machine that records the heart's electrical activity to aid diagnosis. Dr. Louis N. Katz, director of cardiovascular research at Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, and president of the American Heart As-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arizona Heart Association
Louis N. Katz
Michael Reese Hospital
American Heart As
Rites Arranged For Former Gila Sheriff
Funeral services for Charles R. Byrne, 67, former Gila County sheriff, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Angels Church in Globe. Byrne died in a hospital yesterday after five terms as sheriff from 1930 to 1940 and prior service as deputy sheriff at Miami. He later worked as a guard for Miami Copper Co. and as general foreman of repair and maintenance for the State Highway Department. He retired about 18 months ago. Surviving Byrne are two sons, two daughters, two brothers, and three sisters, with residences listed in Globe, Glendale, Terre Haute, Long Beach, Silver City, and Goliad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Charles R. Byrne
Gila County
Holy Angels
Byrne
Miami
Miami Copper Co
State Highway Department
Charles
Harold Byrne
Terre Haute
Ind
Charles Coats
John Lacy
Glendale
Calif
W. A. Byrne
R. J. Byrne
Goliad
Texas
Agnes Joiner
Long Beach
Joe Turner
Silver City
N. Mex
Lucy van Golden
Gainza Paz Expects To Regain La Prensa
Dr Alberto Gainza Paz says he expects to return to edit La Prensa in Buenos Aires when democratic freedom returns. He spoke at a Chicago testimonial dinner, praising US press support and noting many Argentine papers closed since Peron rose to power. He and his wife are in Chicago for four days, attending Northwestern events and receiving an honorary degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Chicago
Alberto Gainza Paz
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Argentina
Chicago and American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Northwestern Colorado
J. Rosce Miller
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Peron
Charles Smith Dies City Purchasing Agent at 64
Charles I Smith longtime city purchasing agent died at home 1010 W Roosevelt age 64 after illness since April 1950. Funeral 11:30 a.m. Monday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Burial place not set. Native of Washington GA he lived in Arizona since 1913. worked in Tucson auto business then Phoenix gas tax refund division 1934 38. later purchasing agent. Survived by wife Gladys son Charles Jr four daughters seven grandchildren.
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Charles I. Smith
W. Roosevelt
Mr. Smith
City
Washington, Ga
Smith
Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix
State Highway Department
Doc
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Phoenix Lodge
Elka
Gladys
Charles Jr
Mmes, J. A. Hawkins
RB. N. Littlefield
Atlanta, Ga
J. P. Skinner
Woman Slain Near Buckeye
A 59-year-old soft drink stand operator admits shooting a woman to death and wounding her husband after an alleged argument at his Buckeye area business two miles west of Buckeye. Rufus Logan is jailed for murder inquiry. victim Ravine Easter, 35, died, husband Sidney Easter, 45, wounded. The couple, recent Texas transplants, had been picking cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Sheriff's
Rufus Logan
D. L. McGovney
Ravine Easter
Sidney Easter
Maricopa
Jamuilly Javd Pister
McGovney
Logan
Easter
Easters
Bucket
Texas
Frank E Bowman Diks At Home Here
Frank E Bowman 73 blind farmer and contractor died yesterday at his home 96 East Mite ll Drive after a brief illness Born St Louis Missouri he came to Phoenix from Missouri five years ago He was forced to give up farming 30 years ago due to eye injury Survived by his wife also blind Funeral services will be arranged by core and Sons Mortuary Phoenix Arizona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Bowman
St. Louis
Mr. Bowman
Phoenix
Missouri
Becca
A. Lary
Bowman
Re- Phoenix
Core and Sons Mortu
Phoenix Advertising Club to Hear Talk on Top Secret Normation
A Phoenix Advertising Club luncheon at the Hotel Westward CO will feature Robert H. Whitacre assistant vice president of the First National Bank of Arizona discussing U S Defense Bonds. Edward R Murrow will give a recessed address on the Right to Restrict So-called Top Secret Normation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Murro
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wee
Phoenix Advertising Club
Enterpen
Westward CO
Robert H. Whitacre
First National Bank
Arizona
Nasitia Zwadyk Dies In Hospital
Mrs Nasitia Zwadyk 67 of 1718 W Grant dies in a local hospital. The Rev Ehner Roy of First Presbyterian Church will conduct funeral services at 10 a.m. Monday in A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. Native of Austria she came to Phoenix from Cleveland Ohio four years ago. She is survived by brother Emil Serota of Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasitia
Those Catch All Corners In Full Cupboards
Those catch all corners in the full cupboards by mounting the shelves in the space. Those hard to clean spots are now neat and functional.
Breakfast In Phoenix radio show bows to full house
A 175 person audience attended the premiere of the Breakfast in Phoenix show sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The program aired from Newton's Prime Rib in Phoenix and will be broadcast weekdays at 9:30 am, with funding capped at 7800 dollars from city and county budgets.
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Breakfast In
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Network
Newton
Prime Rib
E. van Buren
Bill Pennell
Florida
Tennessee
City of
Maricopa County
President Truman Calls for Religious Unity Across Faiths
President Truman urged a united religious front against Soviet communism, urging unity in a common statement of faith. reactions split among leaders with some praising the call and others warning against a potential holy war. He spoke at the National City Christian Church to about 1,200 attendees urging support for civil liberties racial tolerance and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
National City Christian Church
J. Warren Hastings
Pruden
United States
Anti-Trust Defendants Convicted In Chemistry Arms Cartel
A federal court found three major chemical firms E I du Pont Imperial Chemical Industries and The Remington Arms guilty of a long running cartel to restrain trade since 1920. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan upheld the case and set a 4 1 2 day window for relief proposals. Hearings will follow on the government’s requested remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Wilmington
Del
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd
Great Britain
Remington Arms Co. Inc
Bridgeport
Conn
G. Farben Industrie
Sylvester J. Ryan
Leonard J. Emmerguck
Seidl
Uranium Ore Stolen from Hillside Mine Shipped to Utah
Three truckloads of high grade uranium ore were en route to a government depot in Marysville Utah. Charlies H Dunning and Fred Bechemmer claimed joint operation lifting 25 tons from the Hillside Mine six miles north of Bagdad. Lincoln, part owner of Camelback Inn, said he was unaware of Dunning’s recent mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Utah
Charlies H. Dunning
Wardl
Arizona Department of Miners Nesquiees
Fred Bechemmer
Prescott
State Highway Commission
Hillside
Bagdad
J. C. Lincoln
Camelback Inn
Lincsin
Dunning
Lincoln
Uranium Org
Pima Jury Convicts Martin of Bribe in Prostitution Case
In Tucson on September 29 AP reports former Pima County Sheriff Jerome P. Martin was found guilty by a superior court jury of accepting a $300 bribe from Dolores Raines to permit a house of prostitution. Sentencing set for October 6 with possible prison term of 1 to 14 years. Martin testified he took no bribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Pima County
Jerome P. Martin
Superior Court
Martin
R. Porter Murry
Froc
Dolores Raines
Miss Raines
Grasshoppers Infest 70000 Acre Corridor in Prescott
A vast horde of grasshoppers covers 70 000 acres between Seligman and Walnut Creek. County agent Alvin Allen said the infestation is serious after state entomologist J L E Lauderdale inspected the area. A count found about 26 grasshoppers per square yard and plane spraying will be deferred during their egg laying stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Seligman
Walnut Creek
Alvin Allen
J. L. E. Lauderdale
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Eugene 8S. Merrill
Standard Research Consultants
New York City
Alex Baker
Morrill
Baker
OK PD Pact
UTS
Ince
Phelps
Charles N. Patterson
E. Garfield
Pacific States Association
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World
Patterson
Gila
Westward Ho
Katz
Dr. Katz
Charles Smith
Charles L Smith
P Secrets
Nasitia Zwadyk
Streamliner
Stella White
Field Enterprises, Inc
Bobbie
Johnston
Carl Claus
Newton’s
Claus
Tom Breneman
Valley of the Sun
Clyde Hunnicutt
Vivien Carroll
Pennell
Lew King
Dallas
Liberty
Kunz
Messinger
Snd Ave
Jackson Street
Bemoans
Hillside Mine
Uranium
Pima
Clark
Nash Phoenix Motors
Nash Phoenix
East van Buren
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