Right to Work Petition Goes To Special Master
Arizona's right-to-work measure on the 1946 ballot is assigned to special master William C. Eliot by Maricopa County Judge James Walsh to verify petition signatures. Labor groups contest signatures amid claims of fraud. cost bonds set at 1000 dollars with daily costs plus reporter and stenographer fees.
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Phoenix
Arizona
William C. Eliot
Maricopa County
James Walsh
Walsh
Organized Labor
Eliot
Arizona Federation of Labor
D. A. Baldwin
George S. Sebestyen
Public Records: Court Actions and Divorces Filed
Public records show multiple court actions including reckles s driving pleas not guilty with $100 bond for Paul J. Cella and Harold Leser cited for siren on a car with $20 bond or 10 days. Guardianship petitions filed for Robert S. Ganz and multiple estates. Several divorce complaints lodged including Aurora Romero and Mercedes Gonzales. Several dismissals with prejudice and one not guilty verdict.
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Paul J. Cella
Pedro Guzman
Harold Leser
Superior Court
John O. Lyons, Jr
Robert S. Ganz
Louis A. Barrasso, Jr
Rosa Ortega Leon
Aurora G. Romero
Alejandro Romero
Mercedes R. Gonzales
Joseph M. Gonzales
Margarita C. Romero
Rojelio Romero
Sam Levitz
Thryn Levitz
Wesley L. Dunn
Pearl B. Dunn
Oscar S. Avila
Jack Larington
State
Peter Viviano
Mildred Mary Kahl
Lester H. Kahl
A. C. Larue Construction Co
Ray Fry
Velva Bell Langford
William Milne
Pacifc Islands Stay Under U S Control Says Magnuson
Senator Magnuson on the naval affairs committee argues the Pacific islands should remain in American hands and urges including all small Japanese islands in the request. He expects UN support but calls for urgent talks among the Big Three on Kurile air rights between Russia and the United States.
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Quest
Pacific Islands
Magnuson
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
United Nations
U. S
Pacific
Russia
United States
Kurile Islands
Marriage Licenses Listed for Tucson Sells and Sells Couples
Clipping lists marriage licenses for multiple couples. Beil OD Hall clerk Frank M Ortiz in Tucson with Alicia Contreras and Jose Lopez with Laura Angelo in Sells. Other entries include Oscar Alice C Terry in Walles and Frank P Harris with Clara in Missouri. William E Clark of Mammoth wed to Ann Anoff of San Francisco California.
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Frank M. Ortiz
Tucson
Alicia Contreras
Nogales
Jose Lopez
Sells
Laura Angelo
W. Jennings
Legal
Oscar Alice C. Terry
Walles
Frank P. Harris
Clara. Francis
Wiliam E. Clark
Mammoth
Annanoff
San Francisco
Calif
Schools Save Buying Paper From Federal Surplus
Arizona schools bought office supplies and equipment from federal surplus stocks saving about 10000 dollars. The purchases include paper mimeograph forms stenographic pads cots mattresses tents pens printing blocks and other items for Tucson Bisbee Glendale Chandler Tempe Duncan and several state institutions and organizations.
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Arizona
Robert O. Kelly
Tucson
Kelly
Bisbee
Glendale
Chandler
Tempe
Duncan
Phoenix
University of Arizona and
State Colleges
State Industrial School
University Extension Service
Boys’ Club of
St. Mary’s School of
Wilson School
Schools To Get Works Of Art In Tucson
City school officials and teachers review a large set of art reproductions to select works for high school classes and circulation among Tucson schools. The collection includes Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Matisse, Rivera, and Diego Nichols with a plan to create a circulating library of fine art and expand art exposure alongside the already running classical music records program.
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Tucson
New York
Robert Morrow
C. A. Carson
Eva Culley
Rembrandt
Braque
el Greco
Degas
Matisse
Gauguin
van Gogh
Romney
Diego Rivera
Grant Wood
Dale Nichols
Culley
Morrow
Ex Private Grate 101 Elected To Head GAR
In Indianapolis the 80th Grand Army of the Republic encampment elected John H. Grate 101 of Atwater Ohio as commander in chief. The gathering with 11 Civil War Union veterans closed after officers were chosen and the next year’s meeting site to be picked by the executive committee.
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Indianapolis
John H. Grate
Atwater
Phil Sheridan
Grand Army of the Republic
Grace ranch raid arrests seven men in city police court
Seven men tied to Grace ranch were arraigned with charges of vagrancy and loitering after a late raid led by Capt. Eyman and Capt. Keefe. Bonds were set at 50 each for Candella Schiavone Tedesco and Besase brothers with reductions to 10 for Sam Besase George Besase and Nicholas Desmond due to travel plans. Magistrate Cella scheduled pleas for tomorrow.
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Cella
Anthony Besase
Candella
Schiavone
Tedesco
Sam
George Besase
Nicholas Desmond
Wheeler
Frank Eyman
Frank Keefe
Albert Scott
Leland Casey
T. C. Rickel
Eviction Reply Denies Plaints Against Haworth
The eviction reply denies that Mrs. Haworth is old or destitute and rejects claims she is poor or without means. It contends there was no contract alleged and argues she would not be irreparably damaged. The reply notes Haworth has no other residence but cites refused offers of other habitations.
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Mrs. Haworth
Jin
Russian demobilization era insight by Hughes
Speaker Hughes argued that Soviet anti American sentiment was fueled by anti Western propaganda and by American troops who could out trade Russian soldiers. He noted Soviet belief they won the war alone while Allies, including France, stood by. Demobilization of Russians in France referenced.
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Hughes
U. S
France
Russia and Balkans tensions cited by Hughes in Berlin talk
Hughes described anti American sentiment in Germany and growing Soviet influence in the Balkans. He cited Russians hijacking convoys, underground activity in Berlin, and kidnaped American officers as examples of increased pressure on the United States. He warned Russia seeks expansion and dominates the region.
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Berlin
Hughes
Russia
Sians
Vienna
United States
Balkans
Balkan
U. S. State Department
Belgrade
Tito
Balkan Europe
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Tucson’ Daily” Citizen
Public Records
Just Ee OF the Peace Court
Gardner
Joseph Willis
Reckions
GAR
Cathedral Phouwe
S. Stone
Ben Wallis
W. W. II
Fine Food
BauerStar Chicken
Chicken mC May
OAS
Strate Eas A
Rancho Grandes
Old Mexico
Arizona Airways
X. Reasiogon
Bayer Ts
Oracle Road
H. McCormick
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