Arizona racing bill sparks fight between commission and lawmakers
Phoenix reports the legislature debates transferring track policing and parimutuel auditing from the racing commission to the state post auditor. Commissioner Haskell warns of resignations if the bill passes. Senate President Merryweather calls the move foolish yet says the senate will consider house bill 2.
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Phoenix
M. H. Haskell
Senate
Hubert C. Merryweather
Santa Cruz
House
Racing Commission
Arizona Post
Neilson Brown
Post
California
Haskell
Tucson
Commission
Brown
W. L. Cook
D-Cochise
Norval Jasper
Pima
Merryweather
Olive Branch Extended After Racing Bill Rift
Melville H. Haskell the vice chairman of the State racing commission offered an olive branch to Rep. Neilson Brown in Tucson. He said a personal letter would seek to clear up a misunderstanding over pending state racing legislation. Brown had accused Haskell of lying on the house floor in Phoenix and demanded a retraction yesterday.
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Melville H. Haskell
State Racing Commission
Rep
Neilson Brown
Santa Cruz
Racing Commission
Tucson
Haskell
Brown
Rep. Brown
Phoenix
AFIT and Teamsters Refuse No Raid Pact Amid Merger Talks
In Miami Beach the AFIT and Teamsters unions refused to sign the proposed APL-CIO no raid agreement seen as an initial step toward merger. In Washington the Army orders Corp Edward Dickenson to stand trial for informing on fellow prisoners and colluding with captors for better treatment. Secretary Stevens says reserve officers who refuse loyalty questions will forfeit commission and be discharged under other than honorable conditions.
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Miamne Beach
Fla
AFIT
Teamsters Union
Washington
Army Today
Corp
Edward Dickenson
P— Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Rodeo Parade Opens Tucson Fiesta Week 1954
Tomorrow starts La Fiesta de los Vaqueros with 75000 spectators, a 10 a.m. parade along East 16th Street and South Fifth Avenue and a 1 30 p.m. rodeo at South Sixth Avenue. Governor Howard Pyle and Nogales Mayor Ernesto Felix will ride, with Apache chief Geronimo Kuthile and Hopalong Cassidy fanfare. Santa Fe judges will award 48 prizes to 245 entries as police guard downtown.
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Tucson
South Fifth Avenue
East 12Th
Scott and
Sixth Avenues
Alameda
Stone Avenue
East 17Th Street
East 16Th Street
South Third Avenue
Arizona
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South Third Avenues
Rodeo Grounds
South Sixth Avenue
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Howard Pyle
Ernesto Felix
Nogales
Sonora
Clydesdales
Geronimo Kuthie
Sells
Papago
Kuthile
Geronimo
Hopalong Cassidy
Florence Archer
University of Arizona
John Archer
E. Adams St
East 14Th
East 13Th
Safford Junior High School
Steinfeld’s
Stassen Loses Again In Battle With Marilyn
Harold Stassen and Marilyn Monroe visited the same U S division yesterday. Stassen quipped that he did not face this much competition when running for the presidential nomination.
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Stassen
Marilyn
Central Front
Korea
aPd
Harold Stassen
U. S
Marilyn Monroe
Rodeo Edition Tomorrow in Tucson Citizen
The Tucson Citizen prepares a rodeo edition a souvenir version for La Fiesta de los Vaqueros. Home delivery for subscribers is free, newsstands offer standard and combined rodeo editions at 5 and 25 cents, with street sales limited to the standard edition.
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Tucson
Citizen
Unlawful Hires Tied to County Payroll Relations
Lambert J. Kautenburger defended placing two relatives by marriage on the county payroll. State code bans appointing relatives within the third degree to public employment or aiding such appointments. Adolph W. Ernst, his brother-in-law, is a right-of-way agent. Jorge Meza, his sister-in-law’s husband, works on a county survey crew. Meza is reportedly not a U.S. citizen and may be ineligible for public payroll work under state law.
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Lambert J. Kautenburger
Adolph W. Ernst
Kautenburger
Jorge Meza
Meza
Federal Immigration Office
United States
Arizona
Kautenburger Denies Hiring Allegations In County Debates
Lambert Kautenburger replies to Supervisor Charles Lamb by denying ordering highway department hires. He accuses Lamb of similarly referring applicants to foreman Pat Flanagan while noting Lamb’s charges about political appointments. The exchange centers on job referrals and alleged nepotism in the county highway office.
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Charlie Lamb
Lambert Kautenburger
Charles Lamb
Kautenburger
Highway Department
Lamb
Pat Flanagan
Flanagan
Lamb on Denials Over County Highway Charges
Satisfied Charles Lamb said today he is not concerned with denials of charges he has made against Lambert J. Kautenburger by Kautenburger and certain employees of the county highway department. He asserted I have accomplished my purpose and noted 50 extra laborers have been fired while the remainder of the highway staff has buckled down to work to improve department efficiency.
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Lamb
Flanagan
Kautenburger
Fred Goodell
Charles Lamb
Lambert J. Kautenburger
Highway Department
Court condemns driver in fatal Oracle road hit run
Coroner James M. Howsare rapped the driver as the six man jury found 5 year old Constance Kay Culley died from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Clifford C. Widmer who was said to be under the influence of alcohol. Widmer posted bond and awaits a March 3 manslaughter hearing while witnesses testified the crash followed a night with three beers.
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James M. Howsare
Constance Kay Culley
Oracle Road
Clifford C. Widmer
Raymond Dahm
Widmer
Dahm
Don Culley
W. Prince Rd
Annie
Richard M. Bailey
Texas Battalion For Ft. Huachuca See Fort Hood Unit Relocation
The 503rd signal battalion of Ft. Hood Texas has been alerted for shipment to Ft. Huachuca soon. A letter from the adjutant asked the Douglas Chamber of Commerce for housing jobs and schools information. Five civilians from Ft. Monmouth New Jersey visited for area data for a brochure to be shared at the signal corps electronic laboratory.
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Ft. Hood
Tex
Ft. Huachuca
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Army
Signal Corps Electronic Laboratory
Sunny Rodeo Weather Forecast With Warmer Temperatures
Pacific cold front weakens and sunny skies are expected for the rodeo. Winds may affect the parade but are not troublesome. Highs around mid seventies, morning low near 40, with cooler daytime readings overall. Regional temps vary across cities such as Phoenix 72 42 and Flagstaff 49 25.
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Yuma
Flagstaff
Prescott
Winslow
Folk Gassing Set Apr 30 Ordered by Udall
Superior Court Judge Don T. Udall sentenced Carl J. Folk to die on April 30 and criticized New Mexico officials for releasing a vile criminal. He called the Dec. 1, 1953 torture rape and murder the worst crime in crime history and urged Arizona to require psychiatrists hired and paid by the state to testify in trials.
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Udall
New Mexico
Arizona
Big Four agree to Geneva peace talks with Red China
Berlin talks end in stalemate until secret session yields agreement to hold a far eastern conference in Geneva. The plan includes Korea and Indochina talks with United States Great Britain France Soviet Union Red China and the three Indochina states.
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Geneva
Switzerland
John Foster Dulles
United States
Great Britain
France
Soviet Russia
China
South Korea
North Korea
Indochina
Britain
Russia
Red China
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Georges Bidault
Paris
College Endowment Bill Gets Do Pass
Arizona House committee approved House Bill 126 by 52 to 16 requiring state institutions to budget endowment funds through the legislature. Pima county representatives opposed with amendments to exempt the University of Arizona and state colleges, and to exclude student activity funds. both failed. Only Alvin Wessler and David S. Wine voted with the majority. Additional debate items included a proposed state tourism department and a measure to abolish the annual tax conference.
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Phoenix
Arizona House
Pima County
University of Arizona and State
Alvin Wessler
David S. Wine
House
Markets At A Glance Stocks Firm Amid Quiet Trading
At 2 p.m. New York reports, stocks held firm as trading stayed quiet while bonds rose and government issues showed strength. Cotton advanced on buying, wheat closed steady after volatility, corn eased, oats fell with corn, hog prices declined for most butchers, top hogs at 26.75, steers mostly steady with tops at 28.00.
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New York
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Rodeo Dances and Events
Events list in Tucson includes two Vigilantes rodeo dances at Pioneer hotel and VFW hall at 8:30 P. M. Levi Strauss puppet rodeo at Armory park from 8 A.M. to noon with no charge. Parade at 1:30 P.M. Fiesta de los Vaqueros rodeo on South Sixth avenue grounds. University of Arizona artist William Primrose appears at 8:15 P.M. at UA auditorium. Chamber of Commerce hosts Tucson Visitors club open house at 7:30 P.M. Fourth annual rodeo square dance at Tucson high school cafeteria at 8:30 P.M.
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William Primrose
Pioneer Hotel
VFW Hall
Armory Park
South Sixth Avenue
Tucson
Tucson High School
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