Pigeon Club Reorganizes in Tucson
A nucleus of local fanciers met at H. J. Burrows to reorganize the Tucson Associated Pigeon Club, reviving activity after wartime pause. Tracey Prater was elected president with H. J. Burrows as vice president, Hank Egbert secretary, James Cocie race secretary, and Tom Stout publicity agent.
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H. J. Burrows
North
Fremont Avenue
Tucson Associated Pigeon Club
Tracey Prater
Hank Egbert
James Cocie
Tom Stout
John Burrows
Tucson
Lowell Bailey
Samuel Speese
August Wieden
C. R. Rogers
George Gavaletz
Leslie Moore
Guards Must Face Jury For Murder
Charles Coleman 32 and J R Cochran 44 former attendants must face Superior court trial on second degree murder charges in the fatal beating of Vincent Crowley 43 a patient at the State hospital for the insane Bond of 7500 each continued after a preliminary hearing by Justice of the Peace Harry E Westfall
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Phoenix
Charles Coleman
J. R. Cochran
Vincent Crowley
State Hospital For the Insane
Justice of the Peace
Harry E. Westfall
Weather snapshot shows clear skies for Tucson area
Forecast for Tucson and vicinity calls for clear tonight and tomorrow with a slight rise in temperature tomorrow. yesterday reached 62 degrees with a record high of 84 in 1933 and a low record of 19 in 1918. Moonrise is 7:37 p.m. and moonset 9:25 a.m.
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Tucson
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Foego
Bismarck
Boise
Taft expects GOP to renew Case bill aims on unions
President Taft told reporters he expects Republicans to reintroduce most provisions of the vetoed Case bill which would create mediation machinery make unions liable for contract violations prohibit secondary boycotts and regulate union welfare funds He sees no reason for Congress to wait on the Lewis case decision before proposing new labor legislation.
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Taft
Ohioan
Congress
Supreme Court
Lewis
Choir To Sing 23rd Messiah At University of Arizona
The 23rd annual performance of Handel s Messiah will be presented at the University of Arizona auditorium at 8 15 p m Sunday night under Hartley D Snyder of the university fine arts college. The university choir of 125 voices will sing with the university orchestra augmented by Tuc son Symphony players. Soloists include Rollin Pease baritone Sara Mason Reece soprano and guest soloists Russell Horton tenor and Muriel Rogers contralto both from Los Angeles. Samuel S Fain directs training of orchestra members and Virginia Markham accompanies.
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University of Arizona
Hartley D. Snyder
University’s
Fine Arts College
Thee University
University
Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Rollin Pease
Sara Mason Reece
Fine Arts
Russell Horton
Los Angeles
Calif
Muriel Rogers
Samuel S. Fain
The
Virginia Markham
Widow Gets 7000 Settlement in Converse Case
A civil suit for 15000 against cattleman James P. Converse, jailed at Florence for the Romero killing, was settled out of court. Guadalupe G. Romero, administratrix, received 7000 as Judge J Mercer Johnson signed papers authorizing settlement and dismissal with prejudice. The case stemmed from the Sept 29 1945 shooting near Tucson that led to a manslaughter verdict after a prior murder charge failed to reach agreement.
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James P. Converse
Pima County
Florence
Francisco G. Romero
J. Mercer Johnson
Guadalupe G. Romero
Converse
Belle D. Hall
Card of Thanks for Evelyn Smith Dilley
Walter F. Smith and wife Mickey F. Dilley express gratitude to friends and relatives for sympathy and flowers after the death of their daughter Evelyn Smith Dilley.
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Evelyn Smith Dilley
Walter F. Smith
Mickey F. Dilley
Law and Labor in a Nation on Edge
The piece argues miners leader Lewis must not recede from his stance while the government seeks lawful enforcement under the Smith Connally act. It notes potential Supreme Court clarification and analyzes Vinson’s role, the temporary truce, and the impact on public opinion and national economic stability.
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Lewis
United States
Supreme Court of the
Truman
Vinson
Deermine
McFarland Pushes Wider News Flow for World Peace
U S Senator Ernest W. McFarland on a flying visit to Pacific centers urged a greater flow of news among all nations as essential to world peace. He met with U S Ambassador Robert Butler and Australian telecommunications chief J J Malone and planned to depart for the United States the next day.
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Sydney
U. S
Ernest W. McFarland
D-Ariz
Pacific Centers
Florence, Ariz
Robert Butler
J. J. Malone
Australian Telecommunications Commission
United States
Services Wednesday For Charles B. Ward
Funeral services will be held Wednesday in St. Mary's church for Charles B. Ward 76 former member and special counsel of the Arizona Colorado river commission Ward a Phoenix attorney died Sunday
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Phoenix
St. Mary’s Church
Charles B. Ward
Arizona Colorado River Commission
Ward
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