Tear Gas Death Suit Goes to Superior Court Jury
A $150000 damage suit stemming from the 1949 death of Robert W. Ranes at the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane goes before a superior court jury. Plaintiff contends tear gas used by sheriff deputies caused the death. defendants include Sheriff Jerome P. Martin and deputies.
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Bill Hicks
Pima County
J. Mercer Johnson
Robert W. Ranes
Arizona State Hospital
Great American Indemnity Co
Martin
Ranes
Jiff
Richard Prince
Paul Wilkerson
William Burns
Richard van Valkenburgh
Phoenix Hospital
State Institution
Malwina T. Lemmle
Frances Genevieve Arthur
Johnson
Francis J. Bean
Bean
Sheriff's Office
John Pavey
Pavey
No Sale Here On Arch Supports
LITTLE ROCK ARK Dec 30 Running to catch a bus yesterday Leroy Mitchell 20 ran against the vehicle A wheel passed over his foot His foot not hurt But one of his fingers smashed against the side of the bus and as broken.
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Little Rock
Ark
Leroy Mitchell
U.S.-Mexico Tariffs Hit Broad Range of Goods
The United States published new tariff rates affecting oil and lead and raising duties on turpentine napthenic acid sheep and lambs matches Tampico fiber bottles baskets packing boxes tiles fluorspar zinc sulphate tomatoes earthenware pottery furniture utensils tuna cattle blankets sats toys and grain spirits. Countries like Venezuela Peru Canada and Australia will see tariff boosts due to changes in the Mexican agreement.
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U.S
Venezuela
Peru
Canada
Australia
Mexico
United States
DiSalle Declares Food Firms Part Of Price Freeze Call
Washington December 30 Price Stabilizer Michael V DiSalle said firms handling food products are covered by the December 19 voluntary price freeze. He clarified distributors may raise prices only to cover actual costs and not on market or replacement orders, meaning stocked foods should not rise unless replacements cost more.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Inaugural Pyle to be Arizona's ninth governor
The 1950 Arizona inauguration outlines Gov elect Howard Pyle’s brief, simple oath ceremony at the state house, with the new chief justice Levi Udall swearing him in. The event includes a short extemporaneous address, a radio broadcast, and participation from state leaders and lawmakers.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Arizona
State House
Pyle
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Thomas Edward Campbell
Navy
Francis Matthews
John C. Phil
Trygve Lie
Fuig
Korea
Peto of the Ages
Arizona Triple of Justice
State College
Flagstaff
Santa Fe All Indian
Winslow
Jim] Hanna
Hanna
Tucson Grand Central lease fuels expansion at city airport
Grand Central Aircraft will lease hangars 1 2 and 3 at Tucson Municipal Airport expanding operations. The plan includes new storage space and a fire station, with $250 000 allocated to relocate tenants in Hangar 1 and additional buildings to serve outside storage and maintenance.
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Grand Central Aircraft
Tucson
Mgr. R
Schmidt
Worcester
Tech Toy Co
American Airlines
Washington
Ith
Grane
Fefevillon
Rntid
Fense
Valu Company
Fens Company
NPA
William H
Harrison
Walker
Daily Citizen
Perez
Jin
Ling
Amer J
Ican Airlines
Frontier Airlines
San Turce
Sky Chefs
Drachman
Yellowstone
Airways
Tucson Aviation Co
Howerse
Arizona
Grand Central
Double Burial Mystery in Tucson Prompted by Drachman Statement
A Tucson discovery of two bodies in a single grave prompted remarks by Harry Arizona Drachman, noting historic funerals on Alameda street. Apache land claims hearings begin January at the San Carlos reservation, with tribal groups seeking substantial compensation from the United States government.
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Tucson
Harry Arizona Drachman
Arizona
United States
San Carlos Reservation
M. Wright
Terry & Wright
Wright
Holt
William M. Holt
Congress
Southwest
Santa Fe
Jicarilla
Mescalero
Holtz
San Carlos
Clarence Lindquist
Great Lakes
New Year Observances Vary From Prayer To Revelry Across Nation
Across the country communities mark 1951 and half a century with diverse plans. Many churches, led by the National Council of Churches, call for a day of prayer while others prepare nightlife and celebrations. Prohibition rules and local ordinances shape liquor sales and hours in Chicago Philadelphia Boston and New York Times Square as crowds count down to midnight. In sports circles the year ends with bowl games and the fading of calendars as fans await the new season.
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Ers
Washington
California
Ald
Kaily
Pasadena
Kansas City
New York
Times Square
Columbus
Atlanta
Denver
Air Battle Over Korea Near Manchurian Border
Swift F-36 Sabres and MIGs clash in the largest air battle of the Korean War near Manchuria. Forty MIGs engage 15 Sabres. two MiGs damaged, all Americans return safely. Ground forces push into South Korea as UN lines report contact with Reds and anticipated further invasions between Jan 1 and 10.
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Korea
United Nations
Injin
Yonchon
Tokyo
Manchurian
South Korea
MacArthur
Fifth Air Force
Red Fleet
Kaesong
India Plans War Termination With Germany January First
Berlin dispatch reports India will end its state of war with Germany as of January 1, becoming the first among the former belligerents in the last war to do so. The move follows an official note to the four occupation powers. The United States Britain and France had announced they would seek to terminate the state of war, but set varied dates.
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Zalked
Ranes
Lemmle
Rane
Washington
Mexico
United States
Jan
Mutual
Susan Powers
Harold C. Urey
New York
John
Nliben
American Association For the United Nations
Soviet Russia
Herbert Hoover
United
Hoover
U. S
Europe
Asia
Tram
Haiti
Gibraltar
Ee 'Fynstead
Dulles
Soviet World
Russia
State Department
Berlin
India
Germany
Unitedtates
Britain
France
Weather Gazette Sees Mixed New Year Outlook
Weather report notes a bleak rain forecast with ten above zero in Flagstaff and a high of 48 yesterday. Other Arizona readings include Grand Canyon 41 24 Yuma 75 44 Phoenix 63 27 Douglas 63 24.
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Arizona
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Yuma
Phoenix
Douglas
County attorney picks staff in new arrangement
A county attorney announces a staff reshuffle on page 2, outlining the new team and roles. The move comes as part of broader office updates reflected across the paper, with further items on page 3 and 16.
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Pup Stirling
Omar N. Bradley
U.s.onit Chiefs of Staff
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Samuel Kelly
Lnta
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William J. Walker
Alameda Street
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46Th Street
Manhattan
Gene Leone
West 48Th Street
Clee
Chicago
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Pennsylvania
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Eighth Army
Sea of Tanan
Hal Boyle
Seoul
Imjin
William Barnard
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