Tombstone Epitaph Sold To Corporation
The Tombstone Epitaph, oldest continuous paper in Tombstone, sold by Mrs. Clayton Smith to Tombstone Epitaph Corp. Four investors Harald C. Love Lawrence A. Fleischman Wallace E. Clavion and William C. Murray form firm after earlier Civil Tombstone projects. Gordon R. Peterson named editor on Aug. 17 with Anne assisting. Paper founded May 1, 1880. Smith family owned since 1938. Smith killed in January plane crash.
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Tombstone
UPI
Tombstone Epitaph
Clayton Smith
Tombstone Epitaph Corp
Harald C. Love
Lawrence A. Fleischman
Wallace E. Clavion
William ¢. Murray
Historic Tombstone Adventures
Cochise
Fleischman
Detroit
Murray
Utica
N.Y
Radiator Corp
American Federation of Arts
Love
Archives of American Arts
Clayton
Washington
Corporation
Gordon R. Peterson
Associated Press
Tucson
Anne
Peterson
Phoenix
The
Arizona State University
the State Press
Governors Fly to New York for Arizona-Sonora Day
Gov. Paul Fannin and Gov. Luis Encinas of Sonora will fly to New York aboard American Airlines Flight 98, arriving in Tucson from Phoenix before departing at 8:25 a.m. for the World’s Fair to observe Arizona-Sonora Recognition Day. Dignitaries accompany the governors as Arizona Day at the fair is planned for Saturday.
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Luis Encinas
Sonora
Paul Fannin
New York
Fannin
American Airlines
Tucson
Phoenix
Encinas
Arizona Sonora
Arizona
Self-Styled Harlem Red Indicted
William Epton, a 32 year old self styled Harlem Communist leader of Harlem's Progressive Labor movement, was indicted in New York on charges of advocating the violent overthrow of the state government and calling for the assassination of policemen and judges. The state court accusations mirror federal anti overthrow laws.
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New York
William
Epton
Harlem
Negra
U.S
Council and Board clash over library funds
City officials and county supervisors to dispute library funding during a lengthy session. They spar over contributions for the Tucson Public Library with figures ranging from 45,000 to 99,000 and a long standing funding formula tied to county residents using the library. No decision was reached.
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Ajo
Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Pima County
Pirt County
Joh Anderson
Thomas Jay
Jay
Argentina imposes price ceilings on basic foods
The Argentine government declared price ceilings on 12 staple foods including cheese flour and milk to curb living costs. Violations face fines up to 33 500. Merchants fear shortages and black markets may follow.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Wice
Arturo Ilia
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SEARS
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Anu
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Evelyn Pearson
White Swan
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Petticoats
Eterna
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Beatrice
Gallege
Frice Velas
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