Survey Shows Only Arizona Fails To License Club Sales
A Tucson Daily Citizen survey of ten states shows Arizona uniquely lacking a license requirement for private and nationally chartered clubs to sell spirituous liquors. The state requires all entities to obtain a license, while governors and officials note a historic practice of clubs serving liquor without licenses.
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Arizona
Veterans Organizations
Tucson Daily Citizen
Superintendent of Liquor Control
Atty
Fred O. Wilson
Dan E. Garvey
Wilson
State Tax Commission
State Superintendent of Liquor Control
Tax Commission
D. C. O'Neil
Commission
Bob Brooks
Citizen Staff
O'Neil
Thad Moore
Frank Luke
Moore
California
Plague Cases Reported In New Mexico
Public health expert Dr. Vernon Link said two New Mexico residents, a 10-year-old Taos child and a 37-year-old Placitas man, are the first U S plague cases this year. The report notes confirmation amid ongoing health investigations.
Munich clash over anti-Semitic letter at Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Three thousand displaced Jews clashed with German police for two hours in Munich. Twenty German police and five Jews were injured as Jews gathered in Moehl street to march on the Sueddeutsche Zeitung office following the newspaper's publication of an anti-Semitic letter.
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Munich
Germany
Moehl
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Maragon
Tanforan
San Francisco
Baseball Results From Two Leagues In New York And Boston
American League game shows New York 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 Boston 25 0 0 0 game details with pitchers Lopat Page Dob son Materston and Tebbetts. National League notes Boston 4 5 0 0 0 New York 0 0 0 0 0 Spahn Crandall Kennedy Higbe Behrman R Mueller. Brooklyn at Philadelphia listed with night game. Cincinnati at St Louis noted as night.
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New York
Boston
Lopat
Page
Silvera
Dobson
Materston
Tebbetts
Spahn
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Gila County To Ask Bids For Hospital Project
Gila County board of supervisors will advertise for bids on the new Gila county hospital to be built in east Globe adjacent to the present hospital. The project combines $150,000 in government aid with a $300,000 bond fund raised from a winter election. Bids may be accepted by September 6.
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GLOBE
U.P
Gila
Velvet Draped Ice Ready For Contest
A dawn river ice rite by parka clad Tucson Jaycees aims to prove Tucson is the coldest Arizona city. They cut a 95 pound ice block wrapped in royal blue velvet for the ice derby to be shown Thursday near Broadway and Stone Avenue.
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Santa Cruz River
Tucson
Arizona
Phoe
Yuma
Jaycees
Broadway
Stone Avenue
Frank Roe
Fifth Column
Phoenix
Old Pueblo
Idaho Forest Fire Is Still Uncontrolled
The Salmon river forest fire in Payette National Forest, Idaho, expanded to 5 100 acres and remained uncontrolled with over 1 000 firefighters. Two blow ups stretched fire lines across 18 miles while flames moved toward the Golden Anchor mine and the fight included 75 men in radio contact.
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Mccall
Idaho
Salmon River Forest
Payette National Forest
Golden Anchor Mince
Salmon River
Slim Vassar
Helena National Forest
Phil Murphy
Gates of the Mountains
Montana
Murphy
Meriwether Canyon
Missouri River
Helena
Arson Probe After Fire At Vacant Phoenix House
Phoenix August 10 deputies searched for an arsonist who allegedly tried to burn a vacant house on Tuesday. Rugs soaked in kerosene were hidden between floor joists and ignited. Two boys saw smoke and alerted authorities as juveniles were questioned.
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Phoenix
Woods Questioned Over Race Track Materials Approval
Senate investigators recalled Housing Expeditor Tighe E. Woods to explain why he lifted a postwar ban on nonessential building to allow a Tanforan race track project. Testimony tied Hunt and Vaughan to the deal, with questions about ownership affidavits and new track ownership.
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Woods
Washington
U.P
Senate
Tighe E. Woods
Harry H. Vaughan
Lie Pysene Bulimui
James V. Hunt
Tanafran
California
Albert Lewitt
Hunt
Paul D. Grindle
Massachusetts
Long Island
Clyde R. Hoey
Tanforan
Vaughan
White House
Frank R. Creedon
John Maragon
Miss Tilly Wins Harness Event at Hambletonian
Miss Tilly, a filly by Nibble Hanover owned by Charles W. Phellis, won the 24th Hambletonian Stakes at Good Time Park Goshen in two heats before about 20,000. She tied for first in the second dash with Rocco Hanover before a photo finish showed Miss Tilly ahead. The second mile completed in 2:01 2-5 after a 2:03 first heat.
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Goshen
Miss Tilly
Fleet Doy
Nibble Hanover
Charles W. Phellis
Greenwich
Conn
Good Time Park
Rocco Hanover
Volume
Tilly
Yuma County Sets 96 Cent Tax Rate For Budget Year
The Yuma county board of supervisors unofficially set the county tax rate at 96 cents per $100 valuation. The rate will be formally adopted Monday with no anticipated changes. Based on an assessed valuation of $30,296,973 and a total county budget of $299,850.94.
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Yuma
Buffalo Bill's Niece 89 Dies in Chandler
Mrs Arneil Belle, niece of Buffalo Bill Cody, died in Chandler at age 89 after 31 years in the city. She was born in Gentry County Missouri and survived by her brother George Coder of Pittsburgh and niece Inda Coder of Chandler. Funeral services were held at Hausner Mortuary Chandler with burial in Mesa.
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Chandler
Arneil Belle
Buffalo
Bill Cody
Gentry County
George Coder
Pittsburgh
Inda Coder
Hausner Mortuary
Mesa
Art Career Of Accused Killer Ends In Arrest
Indianapolis officers arrested Ralph Lee, 51, a landscape painter with a long jailbreak record, at his Brown County home while he ate with his wife. Lee fled the Johnson County jail on New Year’s Eve 1926 while awaiting trial for the holdup killing of Abner Peek in Speedway City. He has escaped from multiple jails, been paroled, and served various sentences across several states.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Lee
Jessie Edwards Lee
Here
Brown County
Indiana
Lee
Johnson County
Abner Peek
Speedway City
Indiana Boys’ School
Wells County
Bluffton
Washington State
Arizona
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
Tennessee State Penitentiary
Springfield
Florida
China
Salvation Army
Orville K. Gleich
Lee Was “Still Wanted For Murder.” Gleich
Peek
Fred
Dora Carmackle Lee
Congressmen To Get Report From Military
Washington reports that top military leaders including Gen. Omar Bradley Adm. Denfeld and Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg testified before Senate committees on Europe aid and unification. Spaatz spoke on the B 36 bomber project as lawmakers review Truman’s 1.45 billion aid package.
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Washington
Congress
Europe
Carl A. Spaatz
Air Force
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Omar N. Bradley
Adm
Louis Denfeld
Truman
White House
Spaatz
House
Armed Services Committee
Rep
van Zandt
R-Pa
Newsweek
Robert A. Lovett
Air
Atty
Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Communist Party
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
National Committee
Civil Rights Congress
William L. Patterson
United Negro and Allied Veterans of America
George J. Murphy Jr
Alfred Henley
McCarran
D-Nev
Phoenix Approves 94000 In Paving Projects
Phoenix city council approved 94000 dollars for additional paving across the city including several streets and College Homes subdivision alleys. They also authorized a water main installation on Encanto boulevard to link the Consolidated Water Co. to the city system, with further connections of newly purchased water lines.
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Phoenix
Cty
College Homes
Encanto Boulevard
Consolidated Water Co
Phoenix Woman Celebrates 96th Birthday at Home
Phoenix resident Mrs. H. M. Selby marked her 96th birthday with a dinner at her Phoenix home. She moved to the city from Fairmount, Indiana in 1916 and attended to friends during the observance.
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Phoenix
H. M. Selby
Driver Risks Death To Save Child and Others
A Greyhound bus slammed into a concrete bridge abutment near Bloomington Indiana and burst into flames killing 15 passengers including two small children. Bus driver Wayne Cranmer 25 of Indianapolis rescued several injured passengers and dragged others from the burning wreck.
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Bloomington
Ind
U.P
Greyhound
Wayne Cranmer
Indianapolis
Evansville
Bloomington Armory
Tom Lemon
Steven Campbell
Indiana University
Cranmer
R. A. Dunlap
Bus Company
Martinsville
Here
Wilfred Luttrell
The
National
Stevedores And Hawai Braced For Hard Fight
Honolulu reports a 102 day waterfront strike escalation as Gov. Stainback signs orders to seize two dock firms and start government stevedoring. ILWU plans a court challenge while Marine Engineers in Washington ban sailing behind picket lines, threatening a 10 day ship schedule.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Ingram M. Stainback
CIO International Longshoremen & Warehousemen
ILWU
Jack Hall
Hall
CIO Marine Engineers’ Executive Board
Washington
John Perry
Stainback
Marine Engineers
Councilman At Yuma: Cannot Stop Gambling
Mayor W. J. Anderson launched a drive to end gambling in Yuma. He ordered Police Chief Breech to close all gambling operations immediately, a move supported by Councilman Bailey and opposed by Floyd Newcomer who doubts lasting success. The council set a 1949-50 budget of 326,933 with taxes to be set Monday.
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Yuma
U.P
W. J. Anderson
Harold B. Breech
Anderson
J. B. Bailey
Floyd P. Newcomer
James F. Stahl
B. A. Giusti
Breech
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New Orleans
Yuma County
Buffalo Bill
Carol King
American Committee For Protection of
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D-Tex
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D-Mich
Labor Committee
Senate-House
Richard L. Taylor
Stevedores
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