Special Session Due In February
Phoenix officials expect the first special session of the 19th Arizona legislature to convene in mid February. Pima legislators report bills piling up as Griffenhagen Associates prepares a report on state government reorganization for the interim committee. Former Rep. Raymond Earhart of Nogales notes Santa Cruz County claims, with Nogales welfare records showing odd items like $19 in bandages for a patient.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Pima
Griffenhagen & Associates
Raymond Earhart
Nogales
Industrial Commission
Tucson
Santa Cruz County
Arizona State Hospital Builds Staff Amid Funding Doubts
Officials at the Arizona state hospital for the insane voiced surprise at the interim committee’s frown over five doctors’ cottages funded by a $400,000 construction vote. The legislature did not authorize hiring that many doctors, yet the hospital recently hired two psychiatrists and a chest specialist.
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Arizona State Hospital For the Insane
Tax commission hearing questions $1.3 million sales tax assessment
The Arizona Tax Commission holds a hearing over a $1,317,974 sales tax assessment against Southern Pacific Co. If paid under protest and suits succeed, the state could owe about $100,000 in interest on the disputed amount. A railroad official notes the potential for large savings.
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Arizona Tax Commission
Southern Pacific Co
Santa Claus as Emergency Named by Tax Officials
Commissioner Thad Moore notes another alias for Santa Claus in tax records Mr Emergency. The piece says counties and cities seek emergency levies to cover overspending, citing a Supreme Court stance against treating emergencies as justification for extra budget funds.
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Santa Claus
Thad Moore
Emergency
Commission
Supreme Court
Senator Hubert Merryweather Expected to Run Again
Senator Hubert Merryweather is expected to run again for the state senate. Rumors that his close personal friend Rep. Nielson Brown would seek the seat have been quieted by the expected candidacy.
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Sen
Hubert Merryweather
State Senate
Rep
Nielson Brown
Wallace Leads Interim Study On Arizona Industrial Commission
Representative Robert Wallace of Phoenix, an insurance man, heads the interim committee's inquiry into the Arizona industrial commission. The panel has briefed the governor on preliminary findings, with more action expected as Wallace continues his study and prepares further reports.
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Robert Wallace
Phoenix
Arizona Industrial Commission
Wallace
Mansfield urges early German treaty and reforms for Western Europe
Representative Mike Mansfield calls for an immediate German treaty with Western Germany arguing it shifts balance against Russia. He proposes halting German industry dismantling, diplomat exchanges with democracies, halved U S forces in Austria, troops removed from streets, increased Western European goods, closer Franco British German cooperation, removal of customs barriers, and stronger internal controls in Germany and Austria.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Germany
Russia
Mansfield
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
U. S
Austria
France
Britain
Western Germany
Conduct Inquiry In Crash Fatal To 28
A Dallas inquiry focused on how much fuel remained in an American Airlines DC46 when it crashed at Love Field on November 29, killing 28. Five Civil Aeronautics Board inspectors questioned witnesses as to whether the No 4 engine ran out of fuel. Copilot Robert E Lewis testified from a hospital bed that he cut the No 4 engine before the impact, a move not known to the pilot Capt Laurens Claude or Flight Engr. William S Forbes.
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Dallas
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lovefield
City
Robert E. Lewis
Laurens Claude
William S. Forbes
Forbes
U S Defense Costs Seen At 20 Billion A Year
The Committee for Economic Development estimates national security will cost at least 20 billion dollars annually for years ahead. It urges civilian leadership in security policy, warns against an unbalanced military machine, and calls for caution with loyalty inquiries to protect freedoms.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Republic
U. S
Hawaiian Governor On Vacation in America
Washington dispatch reports Gov Ingram W Stainback of Hawaii taking his first long vacation in nine years. He plans a visit to Tennessee and Missouri after leaving for Washington within a day or two.
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Washington
Ingram W. Stainback
Hawaii
Tennessee
Missouri
Cholla Virus May Control Range Blight
A newly discovered virus may help eradicate cholla from southern Arizona rangelands. Joel E. Fletcher disclosed the virus, found attacking three kinds of cholla and prickly pear, not the giant cactus sahuaro. A study will test its use as a control factor while officials discussed juniper eradication on the San Carlos and Ft. Apache reservations.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Soil and Moisture Conservation Officials
U. S. Indian Service
Joel E. Fletcher
Tucson
Soil Conservation Service
Elmer Hassig
San Carlos Indian
Ft. Apache
Friday night supper with shrimp mushroom peas on muffins
Prepare a medium white sauce and add cooked shrimp drained canned mushrooms and cooked peas. Spoon the sauce over toasted English muffins for a simple lifted supper.
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