Ernest M Turner II Sentenced for First Degree Burglary
Ernest Maurice Turner, 21, of Los Angeles, was sentenced to two to three years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to first degree burglary at Ralph's Transfer Co. in Los Angeles. Turner admitted the July 15 entry and was arrested at the scene. He has a long criminal record, including an 18 month federal sentence for a Sonoita post office break-in in 1948.
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Ernest Maurice Turner
Los Angeles
Lee Garrett
Turner
Ralph’s Transfer Co
Fifth St
Victor M. David
Sonoita
Sunnyside Pupils To Ride To School
Sunnyside school district 12 will provide bus transportation for Jason high school students. The bus departs Consolidated Dwellings at 11 15 a m on September 6 for its first run and serves the housing project as the first stop after school. The round trip proceeds along a lengthy city route to the high school.
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Jason High School
Sunnyside
Fenley Drive
Valencia
Country Club
Benson
Fourth Avenue
Wesley Foundation Meeting in Tucson Mountains
The Wesley foundation of the First Methodist church plans a Sunday evening gathering at the Tucson Mountain house with recreation after. Bob Forsyth will discuss "Divine and Human Wisdom," followed by school pattern recreations. Committee includes Martha Wilson chairwoman Bill Kephart Forsyth Kenneth Florian and Betty Tracy.
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Wesley Foundation
First Methodist Church
Tucson Mountain House
Bob Forsyth
Martha Wilson
Bill Kephart
Forsyth
Kenneth Florian
Betty Tracy
SP Officials Plan 40 Hour Week Conversion
Southern Pacific top officials and Tucson division heads met Friday to finalize converting nonoperating staff to a 40 hour week. The new schedule takes effect Sept. J. H. R. Hughes assistant general manager and P. M. Chaimov from San Francisco joined the discussion with division supervisors.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Tucson
J. H. R. Hughes
P. M. Chaimov
San Francisco
Truman Likely Not to Run in 1952 Says Friends
Reporters pressed Truman at a news conference as he avoided a firm pledge to run in 1952. Close associates, though unnamed, doubt he will seek re election while noting a possible scenario where he might run. Southern Democrats unhappy after the national committee purged five deserters from the Truman ticket.
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Page One
White House
Washington
Truman
Congress
Party
National Committee
Maragon berated as nuisance and embarrassment in senate probe
Grady, now ambassador to Greece, sent a memorandum accusing Maragon of using White House ties to pursue government business while claiming no paid work. Hearings show Maragon sought contracts through the Pentagon and maritime commission, with Grady and Johnson backing his firing. Maragon refused to answer if he earned unreported income beyond tax returns.
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Grady
Senate
Henry F. Grady
Greece
Maragon
U. S
Athens
White House
State Department
Francis D. Flanagan
S 1
Pentagon
Defense
Austin Metal Products Co
Detroit
J. E. Engler
Army Ordnance
Defensé
Louis) Johnson
Maritime Commission
Atlantic Maritime Sales Co
Milwaukee
Florida
Egan
Gen
Vaughan
Flanagan
Income Tax Returns Committee
Clyde R. Hoey
D-Sc
Hoey
Burglary Admitted By Youthful Boys
Two 13 year old boys confessed to burglarizing Lavette Leureau's home at 4002 E Bellevue Ave. Deputy Richard Prince said the break in occurred Wednesday night. They admitted taking a radio table, a gold tennis trophy, a purse and clothing, with footprints guiding investigators. The youths led officers to hidden items and were placed with juvenile authorities.
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Lavette Leureau
Bellevue Ave
Richard Prince
Leureau
Prince
Indian welfare program funds Navajo Hopi reservations
Conferees agreed on a 10 year program to develop resources on Navajo and Hopi reservations. It includes roads schools welfare and medical services and relocating families affecting about 64 000 Indians. Senate approved 20 million for highway construction. house approved 10 million. A congressional watchdog panel to oversee the program was authorized and Indians were made subject to state laws in Arizona New Mexico and Utah where the reservations lie.
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Social Security Administration
The
Indian Bureau
Conference
Senate
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Patterson Murder Near McCulloch County Line
A man named Patterson was shot while driving near a bridge outside Brady. A woman and a girl claimed to have lured him from the car and attempted a hold up, leading to a struggle and a fatal shooting. Patterson's wrecked auto was found near the county line as investigators questioned local residents.
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Bill White
W. H. McGonigal
Young
Patterson
McCulloch
Brady
Logan
District attorney comments on port of entry case
A fragment notes a robbery involving off and Patterson taking a wallet and car, with a girl making a statement. Dendy, attorney for the 119th district, said she told him the details.
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Patterson
Dendy
119Th District
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Ernest M. Turner II
Mountains
Ormal
CROGF
Covington
Mont
Miami
Orleans
New York
Sake City
Seattle
Hackett & Whiting Motor CO
Pontiac
E. Alameda
S. 6Th
Avra
Scott's
Coors
Scott’s Liquor & Glassware
North Fourth Ave
Sixth St
Dial
TuCson Poultry Processors
E. 24Th Street
Homer Lininger
Culligan Soft Water Service
S. Park Avi
Gabardine
Lewis
Denim Dungarees
Navy
Dodd
Housewives
Farmer’s
Thompson
Elberta
Tong
del Monte
L Morte
Prune Juice
Med. — Doz
Miracle
Carton
Oracle Road
Hitchhikers
O’neal Dendy
Ralph Logan
San Angelo
A. V. Willborn
McCulloch County
F.H.A. Financing Insurance Private Construction Discount Paper
Theo. Hamm Brewing Company
St. Paul, Mina
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