Party Lines of Pity The Voter Come Nov 4
Article discusses the November ballot including one proposed constitutional amendment four referendums and three initiatives. It also covers a Grand Jury report in county and a plan for an income tax overhaul in Arizona, plus endorsements by the Arizona Republic and political maneuvering over preferential primaries. It notes local politics in Nebraska and state topics in Arizona.
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Finance
Department of Law
Department of Public Health and Welfare
Robert Morrison
Ublic
Abe
Legistate
Washington
Arizona
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Nebraska
Wes Bolin
National Association of Secretaries of State
Bolin
U S Ends All Rent Control In Tucson
The last federal rent control vestige in Tucson was removed by government order ending at midnight. Rent ceilings ended in the city on July 2 with Pima County following. control could be reimposed if housing shortages and high rents threaten defense installations.
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Tucson
Tighe E. Woods
Lloyd H. Meenan
Seventh Ave
Pima County
Meenan
Legion Sons rally set for Saturday at headquarters
The Sons of the American Legion squadron plans its first meeting of the year at Legion headquarters on West Pennington Street. Members are urged to attend at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Sons of the American Legion
Legion
West Pennington Street
Ducks or Air Force Thinks Not Over Tucson Sighting
A Tucson sighting of a V formation of lights was deemed unshakable by an air force intelligence officer who called it one of the best reports the unit has received. An anonymous caller claimed the lights were ducks from Kansas, prompting Thompson to joke about hunting with the shooter.
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Tucson
Air Force
Stanley W. Thompson
Thompson
Kansas
Boy Survives 14-Story Fall in New York
A 17 month old boy fell fourteen stories from his home window and survived landing in bushes. John Robinson Jr. sustained a brain injury and a broken leg but lived through the last night accident in New York City.
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Falls
New York
John Robinson Jr
Famed Indian Authority Marie Louise Gunst Lawther Dies
Marie Louise Gunst Lawther 46 died at home in Tucson after a life as an authority on Papago and Pima culture. A UA graduate with two masters, she directed Indian ceremonial dances at San Xavier 1931–39 and taught extensively. She led civic groups including League of Women Voters and AAUW. Survivors include husband Thomas and siblings Estelle, Clare, and Jacob. Funeral notices by Reilly.
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Marie Louise Gunst Lawther
First St
Tucson
University of Arizona
San Xavier Mission
League of Women Voters
First Southwest
Girl Scouts
AAUW
Junior Woman's Club
Pilot and
Eastern Star
Ber
Arizona Children’s Home
Yazoo City
Miss
T Here
Thomas Lawther
Estelle B. Gunst
Clare B. le Suer
Long Beach
Calif
Jacob Gunst
Temple City
Reilly Funeral Home
Americans Involved in Hermosillo Car Watch Heist
Raymond Brown and Martin Gemming, Tucson men, faced possession charges after smuggling two old cars into Mexico and exchanging them for 18 watches worth 1400 dollars. Mexican authorities planned to question them with U.S. officials and return them to the border.
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Tucson
Mexico
Raymond J. Brown
Benson Highway
Martin Gemmiig
Ventura Pro
Hermosillo
Sonora Judicial Police
Brown
Gemming
U. S
Sonora
Diplomatic Kick Ends Cross Border Prison Transfer
Hermosillo police sought two American prisoners to enter Mexico for a vital burglary statement and then return to the United States. Arizona officers historically benefited from Mexican police “kicking across the border.” Police Chief Don J. Hays kept the prisoners in his jurisdiction while Sonora disputed. Deput y County Atty Raul Castro escorted the men to Nogales and back, preserving the border practice without formal extradition.
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Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Hermosillo
United States
Don J. Hays
Hays
Deputy
Atty
Raul Castro
Castro
Nogales
Braw Scot Terrier Finds Lassie and Home
Mac the Scottish terrier, held at the city pound, ends up adopted by Pearl Klensin, a record clerk and deputy sheriff. Poundmaster George McWhirter hoped owners would claim him, but Mac finally found a home at 213 East 1st Street after visits to police and sheriff offices. He is estimated at two to three years old and was named Scot Mac by Miss Klensin.
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Mac
George McWhirter
Scot
McWhirter
Braw Scot
Whirter
Sheriff's Office
Lassie
Miss Pearl Klensin
Miss Klensin
Poundmaster McWhirter
Bank Debits Rise 17 Percent in Tucson Week
Increased business and higher prices pushed Tucson bank debits to 21,099,983 for the week ending Wednesday, up from 18,603,101 a year ago. Ten years earlier the debit total was 4,689,714 as prices were lower.
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Tucson
Tucson Clearing House Association
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Arizona Republic
Phoenix Morningewspaper
Levin Udall
Dudley W. Windes
the Republic
Edward Scruggs
Pima Jail
Frank Eyman
Canales Street
Richard D. Searles
Interior
Scottsdale
U.S
AFL
CIO
Sam J. Head
Joe C. Haldiman
Fred O. Wilson
Gov. Pyle
Associated Press
Sen. McFarland
Morris K. Udall
Syd
Zip Plockett
Mt & Lot
Stone Ave
Cathedral
J. W. Kelly
Democrat
Pro
Communist Party
Gemmiig
L. M. Patterson
Glenn D. Casey
East Broadway
Braw
Johnson
RED Fryer Ranch
Oracle Road
Wetmore
Manne
Swift's Premium
Corner
Broadway
Hormel
Swift’s
Texson
Cans
Grand Central
Udahy
Uinty Moore
Gravenstein Apples
Caligo
General Foods
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