M Roy Murray Dies Rites Set At Episcopal Cathedral
Phoenix business leader M Roy Murray died at 59 after a heart attack. Funeral services set for 4 p m at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral with The Very Rev James W F Carman officiating. Cremation will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park. Murray, native of Ottawa, came to Phoenix in 1908, led McDougall and Casson, and served in WWI. He chaired civic groups, was Phoenix Country Club president in 1930, and was a director of St Luke's Sanatorium. He is survived by his wife Helen a sister and four brothers. Memorials to St Luke's Sanatorium Fund.
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James W. F. Carman
Greenwood Memorial Park
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East Mariposa Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ottawa
Canada
Mr. Murray
Phoenix
Malcolm C. McDougall
France
340Th Field Artillery
McDougall and Casson
North Central Avenue
Helen
John G. Savage
Forest Hills
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St. Luke’s Sanatorium
Inez Turner Heads Fair Floriculture Department
Inez Turner of Siesta Way will head the Floriculture Department at the Arizona State Fair from November 4 to 13, replacing Mrs. Milton Sanders who resigns to move to San Francisco. Floriculture closing dates include November 2 for entries, November 4 for roses, and November 7 for chrysanthemums. The fair’s 23rd annual Art Exhibit, with entries closing October 20, draws displays from multiple states including California, Michigan, Illinois, Colorado, Indiana, and Kansas.
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Inez Turner
Siesta Way
Milton Sanders
San Francisco
Alfred E. Knight
California
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Illinois
Colorado
Indiana
Kansas
Legion Sets Dates For Conference In Wickenburg
American Legion Arizona posts schedule mid winter conference for December 10 and 11 in Wickenburg. An anti-subversive seminar to train selected post members will be held there on December 9. Duane notes armed forces order levels reflect less than two weeks of peak aircraft industry output.
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American Legion
Wickenburg
James T. Duane
The
Legion
Duane
Senator McCarthy pushes probe into intelligence mistakes
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy urges Congress to investigate why U S intelligence agencies were off by two to three years on Russia's atomic bomb readiness. He warns the error could be as grave as Pearl Harbor and questions whether military strategy rests on faulty intelligence. The call echoes past Pearl Harbor concerns about intelligence complacency.
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INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
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U. S
Russia
McCarthy
Southwest Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Senate
Tax Sentence Suspended for Inquirer Owner
Eleanor Louise Patenotte, 80, once principal owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer, pleaded guilty to income tax evasion in New York. She received a suspended sentence after paying a liability of 2 million dollars.
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New York
Eleanor Louise Patenotte
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Kerricks Sportswear Store Floor Note
Advertisement lists knitwear items with prices for Kerricks Sportswear on the second floor. Long-sleeve cardigan 7.95, short-sleeve round-neck slip-on 4.95, Kerricks Suit Shop also on the second floor.
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Kerricks Sportswear
Kerricks Suit Shop
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