Nathan Robinson Art Show Planned
Nathan Robinson, portrait and figure painter, will exhibit a one man show at Country Club Plaza 2744 E Broadway Monday through Saturday next week. The display features 200 canvases with public access and demonstrations at 3 30 p m on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
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Nathan Robinson
Country Club Plaza
E. Broadway
Robinson
261
Phoenix
Virginia
Washington
New York City
Robinson Richmond
Damage suit nearing jury against El Dorado Lodge
A $45,000 damage suit against El Dorado Lodge, Inc. was expected to go to a superior court jury late today. Peter P. Borrow, former carpenter foreman, alleges negligence of lodge manager Jack Taub caused him first to third degree burns in an explosion on February 25, 1950, during tank cleaning at the lodge.
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el Dorado Lodge, Inc
Frank E. Thomas
Bisbee
Peter P. Borrow
Jack Taub
Lack Evidence In Complaint Against Tucson Con tractor Moore
A complaint accusing Edward Moore of interfering with Tucson sewer operations was delayed due to lack of evidence. City officials had alleged Moore illegally booked 14 new homes to the sewer main without permits. the case was recalled to allow more time for evidence gathering.
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Tucson
Edward §. Moore
Thomas J. Elliott
Justice of the Peace
James M. Howsare
Ralph Lester
Eliott
C. D. Casteel
Justice Howsare
Pines Nace Sentrasad
Moore
Howsare
John Phebus
Lester
Not His Fault: Rost’s Eviction Denied in Brockton Case
WU District Judge Francis J. Murphy heard Rost move across the courtroom on a wooden leg and denied the landlady’s eviction petition for Rost from his third floor Brockton apartment.
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Brockton
Mass
WU —Dist
Francis J. Murphy
Harry C. J. Rost
Rost
Welfare budget projections spark Arizona political maneuvering
Unemployment relief costs for the 1951 18 months may hit a state high of 17 million dollars if the welfare board’s proposed budget, crafted by State Welfare Commissioner Harry W. Hill, is approved by the legislature. The report notes funding, appointments, and anticipated political actions ahead, including potential major Democratic appointments by Governor-elect Howard Pyle and shifts in labor representation on the commission.
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Arizona
State Welfare Board
Harry W. Hill
Swolenn
J. C. Sikreon
Security Commission
Senate
Sakiison
Commission
Howard Pyle
Phoenix
Pyle
F. D. McMahon
R. J. [Hight
Tempe
Thas
Hight
Wade Church
Employment Security Board
Phoenix Labor
Labor
Ray Hunt
Coolidge
Kefauver links resigns post and Nevada tax case
Reno reports that Robert Douglass, 73, Nevada internal revenue collector since 1933 and Mountain City Consolidated Copper Co. stockholder, will resign next month. The case centers on a paper company whose stock allegedly sold to gamblers seeking tax relief, with Kefauver probing missing witnesses including Hartmann who offered tax exemption via stock sales.
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Reno
Nev
Robert
Douglass
Internal Revenue
Nevada
Mountain City
Consolidated Copper Co
Mountain City Consolidated Copper Co
Patrick Mooney
John B. Williams
Internal Revenue, Bureau
Williams
Treasury Department
Martin Hartmann
Kefauver
Senate
Hartmann
U. S. Senate
California Crime Commission
Mountain City Consolidated Copper
4-H Work With Indians Emphasized at Arizona Extension Meet
S W Armstrong known as Uncle Sam and called Chief Sitting Bull of the Calf club spoke at the 36th annual agricultural extension service conference at the University of Arizona. He discussed winning Indians’ approval for 4-H work among Apache youths on the San Carlos Indian reservation. Armstrong noted that many Apaches are shy before groups but will open up. success is measured by 12 of 22 youths explaining their projects.
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Sitting Bull
S. W. Armstrong
Gila County
San Carlos
Armstrong
Sam
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
Father Saves Self and Four Children in Blodgett Mills Fire
John Kinney a highway worker escaped his burning home in Blodgett Mills New York by tearing through the flames in the cold and snow then returned to rescue his four children aged three to ten Kinney suffered burns to both hands He said the fire started when he lit a kerosene stove and firemen confined the blaze to the kitchen and one bedroom his wife was away at the time.
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Blodgett Mills
N. Y
John Kinney
Kinney
New York
Value of 4 H work stressed by Austin at conference
Alfred Austin of Scottsdale, a 4H achievement winner and University of Arizona sophomore, urged long term, multi project participation for lasting gains. He noted parental support as essential, called for broader discussion at club meetings, and said national 4H congress underscored that 4H helps only in a democratic country.
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Robert I. McCreight
Yuma County
McCreight
Alfred Austin
Scottsdale
University of Arizona
Austin
University
Chicago
Federal Adviser Francis Oakey Dies at 67
Southampton N Y Dec 7 Francis Oakey 67 retired comptroller of New York Life Insurance Co and auditor adviser to federal bureaus died yesterday He headed Tafts efficiency and economy commission staff and advised for Isthmian Canal and Panama Canal audits He served on the 1917 internal revenue commission and wrote income tax regulations Survivors include his wife former Helen Margaret Leibert
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Southampton
N. Y
Francis Oakey
New York Life Insurance Co
Federal
Oakey
Taft
Commission
Isthmian Lanal Commission
Panama Canal
Internal Revenue Commission
Helen Margaret Leibert
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Ann Frohmiller
Neilsor Brown
Nogales
Davis-Monthan
Alfred Paul
Douglas
Warner Mattice
Mattice
County Assessors and Tax Commission
Greater Arizona Inc
Kefauver Link
Self
Tinder's
Git
McGregor
Zephyr
Ton N. Park Ave
Lewis
Mademoiselle, Johanson and
U. E
E. Pennington
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Amer+ican
Delta
Vata
Wiss
Lucien Lelong
France
Thrifties
Jacome's
Lo-Heeler
By Deb
Koroseal
GalOries
Department Stores Inc
Mouton
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