Farley predicts Democratic victory in November
James A. Farley told President Truman Stevenson will carry the Democrats to a very substantial victory in November. He said the party is more united than since 1936 and he will help assure victory. Farley expects wins in New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Rhode Island and predicts solid southern support for Stevenson. He noted Republican quarrels aid Stevenson and plans no firm speaking schedule yet. He is in Washington for a letter carriers headquarters dedication.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ree
Farley
Stevenson
New York State
Henry A. Wallace
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
South
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Association of Letter Carriers
Stephen A. Mitchell
Cordell Hull
Skeleton identified by coroner after railway embankment find
Coroner's jury confirms the remains found beside a railroad embankment are Ison B. Brown 81. A letter in his trouser pocket from his daughter Corrine Hargis Los Angeles identified him along with a Greenville Texas to Los Angeles ticket and a $3.62 pocketbook. Brown had vanished after likely falling from a Southern Pacific train around July 25.
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Sheriff's Office
Ison B. Brown
Greenville
Tex
Los Angeles
Corrine Hargis
Hargis
Southern Pacific
Jesus Haro
J. W. Rupnik
Rupnik
Fred W. Nirschel
Ai Franco
William McGraw
Brown
Second Crash Victim Dies
In Phoenix a farm foreman Jesse Herring aged 30 died from injuries after a car truck crash Thursday that killed 72 year old Samuel W. Hamilton of Phoenix. Mesa resident Isaac Jasper Case 51 was in critical condition at Memorial hospital after being knocked from a truck endgate. A negligent homicide charge was filed in superior court against Herring shortly before his death.
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Phoenix
Mesa
Jesse Herring
Samuel W. Hamilton
Isaac Jasper Case
Pima
Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Herring
Two New Municipal Posts As Yet Unfilled
The city will delay filling two newly approved posts until mid-September. City manager Donald Wolfer accepts applications for public works director and purchasing agent through Sept. 6, with about 25 for public works and 10 for purchasing agent. No salaries set. A citizens committee was named to assist in selecting the public works director.
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Donald Wolfer
Public Works
Citizens’ Committee
Parking Plan Aims For 4280 Downtown Tucson Stalls
A Citizens committee proposes a near six million dollar off street parking program in three phases to add more than 4 280 car spaces in downtown Tucson. Phase 1 envisions three four story garages for 1 775 cars at about 3 123 000 dollars. Phase 2 adds four ground lots for 1 288 cars at 400 000 dollars. Phase 3 would add three more four story garages for 1 225 cars at 2 286 300 dollars.
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Tucson
John Caarls
Pioneer Hotel
Harold Steinfeld
Steinfeld
San Manuel Gets U.S. Help for Copper and Molybdenum
The government signed a contract to buy copper and molybdenum from San Manuel Copper Corp. at 24 cents a pound copper and 60 cents a pound molybdenum concentrates. The deal supports development of the Pinal county holdings near Tucson, with a $94 million loan approved by the Reconstruction Finance Corp. for mine, mill, town, power plant, and railroad work.
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Washington
San Manuel Copper Corp
New York
Jess Larson
Defense Materials Procurement Agency
Largon
Pinal County
Tucson
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Cently
United States
Larson
Rites Held For Former Manager Of Club Here
Kenneth E. Nash of Phoenix died August seventeenth. He managed the Old Pueblo club from 1940 to 1945 and the Phoenix Country Club for eighteen years before coming to Tucson. Survived by mother Mrs. Genevieve ODay son R. Burke Nash and daughter Mrs. Donald Wilcox all of Phoenix. Funeral services were held last Sunday.
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Kenneth E. Nash
Phoenix
Old Pueblo Club
Phoenix Country Club
Tucson
Genevieve O’day
R. Burke Nash
Donald Wilcox
Disinter 5 Graves For New Highway
An Arizona superior court order allows state officials to disinter five unidentified graves near Continental, 200 feet west of the Tucson Nogales highway, southeast of Continental. The graves, marked by rock mounds and in disrepair, will be reinterred nearby outside the proposed right of way under a licensed mortician supervision.
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State of
Arizona
Continental
Tucson-Nogales
Few underage marriages in Singapore registry this year
In the first half of the year only three marriages of girls under 15 were registered in Singapore. There was no rush by teenagers to wed before the 16-year age ban took effect on July 1.
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Singapore
Initiatives Off Ballot Tied to Petition Signatures in Arizona
In Phoenix a superior court heard charges that signatures on mining tax and public employee retirement petitions are invalid. Lawyer Dow Ben Roush seeks an injunction to keep both measures off the November ballot citing notary and circulator irregularities affecting thousands of names.
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Phoenix
O.P
Superior Court
Atty Dow Ben Roush
Roush
Secretary of State
Rep. L. S
Dick) Adams
Lorna Lockwood
William S Hart Will Stolen From Car
Theft of the will and personal papers of cowboy idol William S Hart was reported in Phoenix. Police said they were taken from a car owned by Mary Ellen Hogewoning, the late star’s niece, who is vacationing there.
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Phoenix
William S. Hart
Mary Ellen Hogewoning
Turse Batly Citizen Saturday Evening, August 30, 1952
The Turse Batly Citizen reports local happenings on a Saturday evening in late August 1952. Community updates, brief notices, and neighborhood events shape the small town’s schedule for the weekend.
Suit Seeks 750000 In Real Estate Fraud Case
A superior court suit seeking 750000 is postponed to Wednesday for advisory action. Plaintiff N A Gonzales, a real estate broker, alleges he arranged the sale of Montano's house to Isabel Lauder who sold to Joe Zamorano and delivered a 1940 Packard as commission. Montano counters with punitive damages claim over alleged fraudulent and collusive real estate transaction.
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Robert S. Tullar
N. A. Gonzales
E. Jackson St
Norberto Montano
W. 29Th St
Gonzales
Montano
Isabel M. Lauder
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Gough
Pasadena, Calif
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Ween Ee
Roosevelt
White House
E. L. Grady—Ph
Golden Rule Realty
North 4Th Ave
American Municipal Association
Airport Authority
Harold Adamson
E. B. Carmack
Walter Clapp
James S. Douglas
Frank Drachman
Arthur Grunewald
L. P. Hermes
John F. Mitchell
Sedley-Hopkins
San Manuel
U.S
Instruments
Bias Sae
Cio Maes
Tucson Blueprint CO
SthAve
Tucson - Nogales
Southboun
Northboun
Northbour
Sillo
Guayma
Vice IN
Mexico
Nogales
Hermo
Refinancing Construction
Solot Realty CO
Realtors
North Sixth Avenue
Turse Batly Citizen
Cross
Binda Tuke
Ballet Center
Jacomes
Fabric Department
Tucson Daily Citizen
Jacome
Mallinson's
Fluegelman’s
Dumari
ABC
Oor
Warren Featherbone
J. P. Coats
Kleinert
Dritz
Pennington
Talon
Burcham Hills
McKenzie
Catalina
East Speedway
Craycroft
Douglas W. Burton
Arizona Land Title & Trust CO
C. Newt Gardner
Fife Construction CO
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