Clemens on Ballot Despite Petition Irregularities
A Pima County election dispute centers on Marvin A. Clemens who could appear on the Republican ballot for sheriff. Officials say no injunction blocks his name, with 626 signatures just over the 599 minimum. Clemens refuses to withdraw as Democratic leaders urge GOP cleanup and irregularities.
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Robert Morrison
Board of Supervisors
County
Democratic Central Committee
Pima County
Pima Republican Committee
Clemens
Richard E. Kolb
Kolb
Stephen P. Moorhead
GOP County Central Committee
Nationalists Shun Red Cross Plea
In Taipei Formosa the Nationalists rejected a Red Cross appeal from John A. Macaulay, Toronto conference chair, to reconsider their withdrawal after seating both Nationalist and Communist China delegates. Foreign Minister George Yeh said Red China cannot sit with so called representatives of the Beijing puppet regime, which he accuses of massacring millions.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China Today
John A. Macaulay
Red Cross
Toronto
China
George Yeh
Macaulay
Peiping
International Red Cross
Red China
Strong Armers Are Nabbed
Two men were captured within minutes after a strong-arm robbery in which Harvey Strickland was forced to surrender his watch and four dollars. Curtis Sanders and Millard Sanders were identified as suspects at the Raymond rooms and Apache hotel, with one watch taken and three dollars recovered on Millard Sanders. Police held them for Pima County prosecution.
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Harvey Strickland
E. Bermuda Jr
Fred Dawson
J. F. Newman
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Strickland
Raymond
S. Fifth Ave
Apache Hotel
E. Broadway
Curtis Sanders
Millard Sanders
Paul J. Cella
Pima County Prosecution
Far East Military Construction Tour Planned By House Panel
A House armed services subcommittee departs Aug. 15 for a month long inspection of Far East military construction with millions spent or obligated. Stops include Hawaii Johnston Island Manila Kwajalein Saipan Guam Okinawa Tokyo Korea and Anchorage. Return slated Sept. 14. Members include Reps Doyle Fisher and Wickersham.
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Washington
House
Armed Service
Far East
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Manila
Kwajalein
Saipan
Guam
Okinawa
Tokyo
Korea
Anchorage
Alaska
Egypt and German Developments Offset Bad News Abroad
A roundup notes mixed world events. In Korea Gen Van Fleet warns of grim possibilities for an armistice while UN options evaluate surrender or intensified pressure. Ridgway’s European army faces delays. Britain funds rearmament plans. Iran tension rises with Tudeh activity. Churchill and Butler seek export balance amid bank worry. East Germany resists full satellite status as refugees flee west. In Egypt Naguib and Maher push democratization, easing censorship and inviting foreign investment.
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Korea
Matthew RB. Ridgway
United States
U. S
Spain
Iran
Britain
U.S
Greece
Turkey
Tudeh Party
Winston Churchill
R. A. Butler
Churchill
East Germany
West Germany
Egypt
Saint Eva Saintliness Pending Beatification Query
Vatican says no petition filed to start Eva Peron beatification while Buenos Aires union urges Pope to begin proceedings. Argentine papers hail her as saintly as she lies in state before funeral. Vatican cautions no action before funeral and notes lack of evidence on heroic religious virtue.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Congregation of Rites
Eva Peron
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Buenos Aires
Union of
Food Industry Workers
Pius XII
Mrs. Peron
Latin America
Alexander IV
St. Clara
College of Cardinals
Iran Premier Gains Near Dictatorial Powers
The Iranian senate voted 34 to 0 to grant Premier Mohammad Mossadegh near dictatorial authority to tackle the financial crisis from lost oil revenue. One senator abstained. The Majlis called for withdrawal of American military advisers and an end to Soviet fisheries concessions, with ideas of nationalizing the industry to sell caviar to Russia. Princess Ashraf and the Shah’s family faced political scrutiny as reports of their departure circulated.
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Tehran
Iran
U.P
Mohammed Mossadegh
Majlis
Adomar Lesani
U. S
Lesani
Russia
Ashraf
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
United States
Prince Reza
Shah
le Havre
France
Mossadegh
Gholam Hussein Mossadegh
America
Costello Stull Fights Prison
New York news reports gambler Frank Costello faces an 18 month jail term plus a $2000 fine for contempt of the U S senate crime committee. His lawyer announces three possible next steps including appeals to the Supreme Court and a bid to continue bail as they seek Costello surrender next week.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
U. S. Senate Crime Committee
U. S. Court of Appeals
George Wolf
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Myles J. Lane
Supreme Court
Crime Committee
Robert H. Jackson
A's End 12 Perfect Years for Teeters in Portsmouth
Janet Gail Teeters earned her high school diploma after twelve years of perfect grades, with all marks listed as A’s, according to Portsmouth officials. The achievement marks a culmination of consistent academic excellence through her schooling.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Janet Gail Teeters
Rev Crossman to Address Union Church Rites Tomorrow
Rev Walter J Crossman will speak at Union church services at 8 p m tomorrow in the Catalina Methodist church patio 2741 E First St Assisting will be Rev Jerry Wallace organist Mrs Charles Patterson and soloist Mrs Charles Gray The program follows his prior work at Grace Episcopal and St John s Bisbee and Philadelphia social service roles.
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Union
Walter J. Crossman
Grace Episcopal Church
Crossman
Catalina Methodist Church
First St
Jerry Wallace
Grace Church
Charles L. Patterson
Charles Gray
St. John’s
Bisbee
First Presbyterian Church
Tucson
St. Paul's House
Philadelphia
First Methodist Church
DeEtte Goff
Pat Ramev
Helen Angel
Don Cummings
Prescott
Cherry Young
Sara
John
Bill Preston
Johnny Dobson
Ruth Cooley
Janet Zappia
Judy Mourichek
Linda
Crystal Dustman
Sharon Petrie
Oral Tucker Jr
H. D. Strever
Elder Strever
St. James Methodist Church
E. Princerd
Legion Luncheon Features E F Hutton Rep
A representative from E F Hutton & Co speaks to the American Legion luncheon club at the Legion clubhouse at noon Monday. At 12 15 p.m. the Traffic club meets for lunch at Paulo's restaurant, followed by the South Tucson Lions at La Jolla restaurant.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
American Legion
Legion
Paulo
South Tucson Lions Club
la Jolla
Trades Group Shifts Stand On Bond Plan
The Tucson Central Trades council changed its stance on the proposed 5.5 million dollar water bond while opposing three charter changes. The Aug 12 special election will consider the charter changes for purchases finance public works and water department expansion. Leaders from city and labor met with Mayor Emery and others, with unions remaining opposed to civil service coverage and procurement changes. The group discussed a future charter revision and offered cooperation.
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Tucson Central Trades Council
A. V. Humphrys
John Durkin
Jesse Quaid
Harold Hoppe
Fred Emery
Donald Wolfer
Casper Carey
Humphrys
Charleston
San Pedro
Emery
Trades Council
Injunction Sought Against Hot Rod Shop
Neighbors ask superior court to close a hot rod shop from sunset to sunrise. William A Snyder owns the shop near Luna Street and Fontana Avenue, accused of excessive noise, unmuffled engines, loud talking, and radio blare. Plaintiffs are Mr and Mrs William J Bollweg.
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William A Snyder
William J. Bollweg
Luna Street
Fontana Avenue
Birdnest in air conditioner shocks Memphis woman
Mrs. Clara Bracey believed the sizzling heat was to blame for odd noises from her air conditioning unit. When she checked further she found a bird’s nest built in the outdoor-facing portion of the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Clara Bracey
Pensioners Challenge State Pension Law in Suit
Five retired city policemen led by Thomas Burke and Frank Eyman sue in Superior Court seeking a declaration that House Bill 230 is unconstitutional ex post facto and deprives them of property without due process. They allege the law bars pensions if retirees work for another government unit and seek back pay plus future benefits. Pension amounts cited: Burke 145.50 Eyman 155.00 Foley 148.60 Herron 145.08 Walker 147.67.
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Thomas Burke
Frank Eyman
Harry Foley
James Herron
Milo Walker
Eyman
Pima County
Burke
Burke, Herron
Walker
Foley
Tucson
Siss
Herron
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