Disabled Vets Resolve Arizona DAV Dispute in Key Talks
In Phoenix on December 10, the Disabled American Veterans of Arizona reached a compromise after long talks. Globe-Miami chapter wins reinstatement and freedom to fundraise by its own plan. John S. Golob departed for Indianapolis after approving the arrangement amid tense negotiations.
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Food Flown To Navajos Emergency Relief Flight
Emergency shipment of about 15 000 pounds of food was flown by Williamsfield based Army C 47 aircraft into the snowbound Navajo Indian Reservation in northeastern Arizona. Planes arrived at Holbrook and 40 trucks awaited to move supplies to Window Rock for distribution.
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Wiliamsfield
Arizona
William PP. Roberts
Holbrook
Window Rock
Santa Claus Wig and Whiskers Ripped From Suit
John Logan reported five boys ripped off the wig and whiskers from his Santa Claus suit Tuesday night while he walked home from his department store job in Liverpool Ohio.
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Ten Dollar Weekly Menu Teaches Two Adults
Flagstaff, Dec. 10. The home economics department at Flagstaff State college offers evening classes for veterans wives on feeding two adults for ten dollars a week. Mrs. Mary McAllister, instructor, leads the course as wives of twenty veteran students learn a menu heavy in cereals yet nourishing.
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Building Trade Decision Soon
Phoenix awaited a final arbitration award on the wage dispute between Arizona contractors and six building trades unions. The three member board has heard months of testimony and is expected to issue the decision within about ten days.
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Tucson
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Los Angeles
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Casa Grande Bonds Sold to Phoenix Firm
Casa Grande city refunding bonds totaling 43000 dollars were sold to Ely Reisnes Beck Co of Phoenix investment brokers after approval by the state loan board.
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Indians Seek Right To Vote In Arizona
A test case filed in Maricopa County Superior Court aims to force Recorder Roger C. Laveen to register two Mohave Indians on the county roll. The plaintiffs, Frank Harrison and Harry Austin, claim they filed registration affidavits on Nov 8 1947 and were refused. They argue changes since 1928 federal guardianship rulings allow reservation Indians to vote.
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Maricopa County Superior Court
Arizona
Roger C. Laveen
Richard F. Harless
Frank Harrison
Harry Austin
St. McDowell
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L. P. Mathews
Ben B. Mathews
Phoenix businessmen pledge for Veterans arena
Phoenix businessmen have pledged about 100000 toward a 300000 Veterans of Foreign Wars sports arena to be built here next year. Ray Stutler, post commander, announced that contractors are being contacted for unofficial bids.
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Chief Phoenix Redcap John D Washington Dies at 62
Funeral planned Tuesday for John D Washington 62 longtime chief redcap at Phoenix Union Station since its opening over 24 years ago. Died Sunday after five weeks illness he was active in Negro civic and fraternal groups and supported negro children welfare in Phoenix.
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