Udall Denies Voter Apathy In Election
Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Levi S. Udall told Tucson’s Young Democrats that voter apathy is not real and the public is more attentive to government. Speaking at Paulos restaurant, he campaigns for re election, praises Stevenson Spar kman ticket, notes tax awareness rising and cautions against mudslinging in county politics. He is Morris Udall’s father and Young Udall seeks county attorney nomination.
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Sedley Hopkins
Morris K. Udall
Pima County
Levi S. Udall
State Supreme Court
Arizona
Tucson
Young Democrats Club
Paulos
W. Congress
Udair
High Court
Korea
Udall
Stevenson
Sparkman
Truman
Democratic Party
Young Udall
Greeting Set For Teachers Orientation Arrives in Tucson
New teachers entering Tucson public schools begin a two day orientation with an 8 a.m. breakfast at the high school cafeteria. TEA president Miss Florence Reynolds presides as Mayor Fred Emery and Superintendent Robert D. Morrow speak. Rev. George M. Dyke offers the invocation. The program covers the district plan for the year. The day closes with group meetings and an evening reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Morrow.
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Tucson
Tucson Education Association
Florence Reynolds
TEA
Fred Emery
Robert D. Morrow
George M. Dyke
Magnacol new gall bladder relief product advertised
An advertisement touts Magnacol as a gall bladder and colic distress remedy. It claims to simulate bile flow and promise rest relief, priced at $2.50 per bottle with a money back guarantee, sold at The Ow Drug Store with mail orders available.
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Owl
Arizona Wins Auto Award National honor for driver education program
Arizona named one of seven states to receive the Award of Honor in the fifth annual national driver education program. Tuc son High School reports 800 to 900 students a year take a six week course focused on road rules vehicle operation and practical driving experience using two cars loaned by local dealers. R. C. Kline leads the program with Richard King and Gordon Logan assisting.
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Arizona
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Massachusetts
Delaware
Andy Tolson
Tucson High School
R. C. Kline
Richard King
Gordon Logan
Fifteen Mexicans Sentenced For Illegal Entry
In U S district court Judge James A Walsh sentenced fifteen Mexicans for illegal entry. Sentences ranged from 30 days to one year plus a $500 fine. The 30 day term allows release upon arrangements for return to Mexico.
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United States
U. S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Mexico
Jury deadlock leads to Mejia retrial in reported incident case
Judge Robert S. Tullar declares a mistrial after a 6 to 6 jury split in Alfredo Mejia’s retrial for relations with a 16 year old babysitter. Prosecutor weighs a new trial while defense argues no jury could convict. Mejia is a 26 year old father of four. a baby born to the babysitter last February lived only hours.
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Robert S. Tullar
Alfredo Mejia
Superior Court
Harold M. Willis
Tullar
Robert Miller
Gaynor K. Stover
Ira Schneier
Mejia
Hold Girl Dad In California Hold Girl In California
Rosemary Ellis, 3, who was alleged kidnapped by her father while in custody of her grandparents, was found in Van Nuys California and is in juvenile officers’ custody. Father Frank Ellis is being held and extradition to Tucson is planned after county orders grant custody to Elias Castillo family. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Burke travels to California to return Ellis and Rosemary.
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Rosemary Ellis
van Nuys
Calif
Frank Ellis
Robert Morrison
Frank A. Eyman
Rosemary
Elias Castillo
W. Soncrast
Morrison
Ellis
Thomas Burke
California
Tucson
Castillos
Prices Of Houses Seen Leveling Off In Tucson
Real estate broker Roy P. Drachman told Tucson Rotary members that new home prices rise country wide while older houses stay cheaper. He noted a Tucson price jump in spring 1951 with the Hughes plant announcement and described industrial land at 15 to 25 cents per square foot. He said 3,200 new homes were built in the past year and about 600 more are under construction in the central business district. He predicted tax relief for downtown valuations, scarce warehouse space, and growing interest from chain stores but difficulty finding prime downtown space.
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Roy P. Drachman
Tucson
Drachman
Broadway
War prolongation claim sparks political speech in Indiana
Sen. William E. Jenner accuses the Democratic administration of prolonging the Korean War to boost business ahead of the election. He warned that a Democratic return would extend fighting “for God knows how long” and that prosperity rests on war, forcing American troops to Korea for years under a Democratic White House.
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New Albany
Ind
William E. Jenner
White House
Mrs Chester Morris Joins BLUE BONNET Margarine Push
Mrs Chester Morris joins a national BLUE BONNET Margarine campaign praising the spread for Flavor Nutrition and Economy. The ad claims the product is all vegetable and richer in Vitamin A, offering year round value with two pounds costing less than one pound of premium spreads.
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Chester Morris
F.N.E
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