Southern revolt looms as Stevenson foes rise
In Washington two Southern states Texas and Louisiana threaten to bolt the Democratic ticket over Adlai Stevenson’s support for federal ownership of tidelands oil. Texas leaders including Price Daniel denounce Stevenson amid resignations by electors in Louisiana. Senate nominee Sparkman defended Stevenson's stance while challenging Eisenhower and Nixon on McCarthy and foreign policy.
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Stevenson
Truman
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Ill
American Legion
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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New Hampshire
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Republican Farm Council
Chicago
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
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Nixon Ford
Harry S. Truman
ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
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National Grange
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Atty
Daniel
Edward Hebert
D-l.a
Illinois
John J. Sparkman
Sparkman
Nixon
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Alabama
GOP
McCarthy
Gaines New College Head Named at University of Arizona
The University of Arizona announces Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines Jr as its newest college head and sixth president designate of Wofford College in Spartanburg South Carolina. A 1942 UA graduate with highest distinction he holds a master’s from UVA and a 1950 doctorate. He previously served as dean at Birmingham Southern and dean of students at Southern Methodist University.
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Francis Pendleton Gaines Jr
Wofford College of
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S. C
Gaines
University
Robert M. Carlisle
Wofford Board of Trustees
State College
Miss
Francis Pendleton ‘Gaines
Washington and Lee University
duPont
University of Virginia
Birmingham Southern College
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Teen joyrider faces jail after ten minute stolen car spree
Richard Reyes 17 remains in critical condition with head and chest injuries after a 1949 Mercury struck a post at South Ninth and West District. Driver Reuben Carrillo 18 was fined or jailed 90 days after confessing to theft and joyriding. Passenger Frank Pinter 16 was released to juvenile authorities with leg injuries.
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Richard Reyes
W. 42Nd St
South Ninth Avenue
West District Street
Reuben Carrillo
S. Convent St
Air Force Wage Increase Approved for Arizona Installations
The wage board approved a raise of about three cents an hour for 910 regular air force wage board workers at Williams AFB Chandler Luke AFB Arizona Military District and Florence Laundry Florence in Arizona. The raise takes effect in the first pay period after September 6.
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Army Air Force Wage Board
Air Force
Phoenix
Ariz
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Luke Afb
Arizona Military District
Florence Laundry & Bakery
Florence
Local Credit Finance offers quick loans for families
Shackelford area lender Winn Shackelford at the Friendly Credit Finance Co. advertises fast cash on just a signature for clothing, transportation, school supplies, furniture, autos, or trailers. It notes they are a local, friendly shop at 131 N. Stone Ave with phone 4-2469.
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Childinndren
Shackelford School
Winn Shackelford
Friendly
Credit Finance CO
N. Stone Ave
Pennington
Tighe Woods Named New OPS Chief
President Truman appoints Tighe E. Woods, rent controller, to head the Office of Price Stabilization succeeding Ellis G Arnall. Arnall resigns Sept 1 and Woods, a Chicago native and Notre Dame graduate, previously headed rent control and housing expediting in Washington. Arnall planned to return to Georgia after brief tenure amid steel price dispute.
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Truman
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Ellis G. Arnall
Price
Arnall
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
Chicago
Notre Dame
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
U.S
Ohio
John R. Steelman
Georgia
Atlanta
Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers
Army Shortens Field Training Of Specialists
The army plans a shorter field training period for specially qualified scientific and professional men. Selected personnel will undergo eight weeks of field training instead of 16, followed by eight weeks of specialized schooling to prepare them for army assignments. The program is described as basic training.
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Washington
Army
Arizona school construction needs reach 121 million
Griffenhagen & Associates report says Arizona must spend 121,113,000 for elementary and high school construction in 16 years, with Pima County second in need. The plan considers county districts to broaden tax bases, with 48,288,000 needed before 1957-58 to handle 62,000 pupil increase.
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James Cooper
Griffenhagen & Associates
Arizona
Pima County
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Pima
Pinal
Yuma
Baby Maria Lillian Rodriguez Undergoes Life Saving Surgery
The Tucson born infant required heart surgery after cardiac failure. UCLA doctors William H Mallar Jr and Francis Dammann performed a delicate 14 hour procedure to narrow the artery between heart and lungs. The Crippled Children's program arranged the flight to Los Angeles and the baby is now home doing fine despite heat sensitivity.
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Tucson
Maria Lillian
Los Angeles
William H. Mallar Jr
Francis Dammann
UCLA
Paul Rodriguez
Naturopathic Group Elects Tucsonians
J. R. Gozzi of the Southern Arizona Clinic was elected to the board of trustees of the American Naturopathic Physicians and Surgeons Association at the annual convention in Pittsburgh. T. D. Fridena of Tucson joined the physiotherapy committee and R. C. Redding of Phoenix was named chair of the public education committee.
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J. R. Gozzi
Southern Arizona Clinic
American Naturopathic Physicians and Surgeons Association
Pittsburgh
T. D. Fridena
Tucson
R. C. Redding
Phoenix
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Decker’s Custom Studios, Inc
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Worth Stowe Ave
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Valley Nat'l Bidg
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Ueprint CO
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