Auto Caravan Reaches Goals as Mexico Has New President
The Tucson Nogales Guadalajara to Mexico City caravan arrived in the capital to greet the incoming president Adolfo Ruiz Cortines. President Miguel Aleman, praised as a reformist leader, passes the baton as Cortines is sworn in with a wide display of national pomp and international guests. The event underscores stability and a renewed faith in Mexican democracy.
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Mexico City
Tucson-Nogales
Guadalajara
Mexico
Ogales
Miguel Aleman
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Aleman
Roosevelt
Republic
Unitedates
U. S
Exico City
Chapultepec Gardens
eChapultepec
Imade
Palace of ‘Fine Arts
Cortines
United States
Harry Vaughan
Richard Nixon
South American
United Nations
Nixon
Eisenhower
Gen
Truman
Jones Announces Appointment To Attorney General's Office
Atty. Gen.-elect Ross F. Jones released a roster of new deputies for the Attorney General's Office in Phoenix. The eight members include Tucson Republicans Edward Scruggs William C. Frey and Timothy Parkman with temporary or permanent posts. Others include John H. Eversole Anthony Deddens John McGowan James Bartlett and Thad Baker all Republicans.
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Ross F. Jones
Phoenix
Tucson
Edward Scruggs
William C. Frey
Timothy Parkman
Prac
Nepablicans
Jones
John H. Eversole
Anthony Deddens
Bisbee
State Bar Association
John McGowan
Glendale
James Bartlett
University of Arizona
Thad Baker
Atty
Fred O. Wilson
Scruggs
State Supreme Court
Frey
Harold A. Patten
U. S. Representative
Parkman
Pima County
Torney
Morris K. Udall
Highway system traffic soars past fifty million mark
The nation's main highway system carried more than 52 million vehicles, up from 32 million in 1940, reflecting a sharp rise in automobile use and highway demand across the country.
Driver Trapped When Truck Tops Off Road
Roy Rios, 29, of San Xavier reservation, was freed by sheriff's deputies and passers-by after his pickup overturned off Valley road about 1.5 miles south of Ajo way. He suffered a concussion but was listed in good condition at county hospital. Rios said the vehicle belonged to his father and that he ran off the road during rain, with traffic deputies investigating.
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Roy Rios
Rt. 3
San Xavier Reservation
Rios
Sheriff's
Valley Road
Ajo Way
Ten-Year Labor Dispute Settled in Winchster Arms Case
Bernard L. Alpert of the NLRB announced a settlement of a ten year dispute between Winchester Repeating Arms Co and 106 former employees for 350000 dollars in back pay. Eleven workers were discharged for concerted organizing activity in 1942 and 1946, with appeals through the Fifth Circuit and Supreme Court. All eligible workers have been reinstated and compensated.
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Boston
Bernard L. Alpert
National Labor Relations Board
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
NLRB
Fifth Circuit
New Orleans
Back Pay Granted Despite Fatal Work Fatalities
The Tucson Daily Citizen reports on back pay owed in a case where two workers died. The money will go to their estates. The article notes that when mined, iron and aluminum are combined with other metals and oxygen.
Community club and service group meetings listed
The schedule lists Monday 7 30 P M St Marys Mothers club in the nurses home recreation room and a Tuesday noon American Legion luncheon. Chaparral Toastmistress and Tucson Baha I community events appear with multiple venues and speakers including E P H James at Pioneer hotel and Mrs Vernon Lamb reviewing a book at 1544 E Mabel St.
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St. Mary's Mothers Club
St. Mary’s Hospital
American Legion
Legion
E. P. H. James
CBS
New York
Pioneer Hotel
Advertising Club
BPOE
Elks Lodge
Toastmasters Club
Dave Mishkind
Martin Solot
Raymond Talbot
Brant Smith
William Bayliss
Svend Pedersen
Hughes Aircraft Co
Sales Executives Club
Broadway
Chaparral Toastmistress Club
Paulos
West Congress Street
Vernon Lamb
Emeric Sala
Tucson
E. Mabel St
Talent Show Goes On Stage Tonight
Tonight amateur night in Tucson features Ted Mack and the Madison Square Garden winners from Original Amateur Hour at the university auditorium for two hours of variety acts. Three Tucson hopefuls, winners from university, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, and Paramount Theater contests, join the regular troupe. George Ritner, Ray Austin, the White sisters, Shirley Ann Crouch, Tony Russo among 15 acts. Tickets on sale 6 p.m. to showtime.
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Tucson
Ted Mack
Madison Square Garden
University Auditorium
Major Bowes
University
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Paramount Theater
Mack
New York
George Ritner
Ray Austin
Shirley Ann Crouch
Tony Russo
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S. Scott
U. S. Supreme Court
Grass Seeds
Tucson Fertilizer CO
Baily Citizen
Itx
Tucson, Arizona
Wakee Pi
MAXIM
East
Congress Street
Louis Albrecht
East Sixth
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Tucson “Insurance
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Health - Tex
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Jacome’s Own
Jacome
Farrington
Royal Terry
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