Hiring Of Kin For County Ruled Illegal
The Arizona attorney general ruled county officials cannot employ relatives by marriage within the third degree. The opinion cites two cases where Lambert J. Kautenburger’s relatives worked for the county. It states nepotism is a misdemeanor with fines from 100 to 1,000 dollars.
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Phoenix
Ross F. Jones
James P. Bartlett
Julliette C. Willis
Pima
Lambert J. Kautenburger
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Jones
Kautenburger
Adolph W. Ernst
Bruce Ellis
Ernst
Ellis
Congressmen Hear Dulles Report On Berlin Conference
Fifteen members of Congress met with Secretary of State Dulles to hear a briefing on the Berlin Big Four talks. Senators Ferguson and others offered cautious remarks while noting the April Geneva peace conference would include Communist delegates but would not imply recognition of Red China. Dulles invited lawmakers to the State Department for a hour and a half discussion as reporters waited outside.
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Washington
Congress
Dulles
Berlin
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Geneva
China
State Department
Grotewohl Declaration Set For Big Four Berlin Parley
The East German parliament schedules a special session for Wednesday to hear Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl outline the political situation amid continued division of Germany. The move follows the failure of the Big Four foreign ministers to resolve Berlin issues at the conference.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Grotewohl
McCarthy accuses Zwicker of honesty and intelligence
In a stormy closed hearing Sen. McCarthy questions Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker accusing him of deferring to Communist influence. McCarthy urged Zwicker be removed from command as Stevens postpones testimony and the transcript is released with Zwicker’s remarks on Major Peress.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ralph W. Zwicker
Army
Stevens
Zwicker
Subcommittee
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Sen. McClellan
Arkansas
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
MacCarthy
McClellan
Irving Peress
Peress
Maj
John Jones
Fiesta de los Vaqueros Opens With Strong Cowboy Showings
The Fiesta de los Vaqueros rodeo drew about 290 cowboys contending with nearly 400 livestock head for total purses exceeding 25 000 dollars as 16 competitors already earned 6400 in first round prizes. Lawson Fore of Riverside set a standout steer wrestling time of 10.6 seconds amid a day of quick rides and high scores.
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Fiesta de Los Vaqueros
Lawson Fore
Riverside
Calif
Parade Prize Winners At Rodeo Parade
Parade prizes may be picked up today and tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce as the rodeo committee official stated. Bill Boag and Steve Chambers edged out for first and second, Dee Burke posted a 17.3 second calf roping time winning $771.33 in the first go round. Lin Boughner rode a 19.1 best time yesterday while Buster Ivory, a Rodeo Cowboys association secretary, won first in the saddle bronc. Chuck Sheppard and George Menkenmaier placed second and third in that event, with Jim Shoulders and others delivering top rides in Brahman bull riding.
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Bill Boag
Steve Chambers
Dee Burke
Lin Boughner
Buster Ivory
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Chuck Sheppard
George Menkenmaier
Jim Shoulders
Howard Allen
Lindon Litten
Army Sponsors Immorality In Germany Says General
Retired Maj. Gen. Arthur R. Wilson accused the U S army in Germany of sponsoring immorality by barring American soldiers from marrying German girls. He argued marriages would reduce disruption and warned the policy drives career soldiers from Europe. Wilson reportedly wrote a sharp letter to Sen. Knowland in response to a query on marriage rules.
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Army
Germany
Frankfurt
U. S. Army Today
Arthur R. Wilson
California
The
Overseas Weekly
G. L's
Wilson
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
Rodeo Photo Contest Entry Forms In Citizen Notice
The Citizen urges readers to submit entries for the Rodeo Photo Contest now that the rodeo is over. Entry blanks and instructions appear on page 10 and will be mailed or delivered to the Citizen. The contest closes one week from today at 4 p.m. on March 1.
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Citizen
Citizen Daily
Rex Allen Injured After Skiing Accident at Big Bear
Rex Allen, famed movie cowboy from Willcox, broke a leg when he ran into a tree while teaching his boys Rex Jr. and Curtis to ski at Big Bear. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles for treatment.
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Big Bear
Calif
Rex Allen
Willcox
Good Samaritan Hospital
Los Angeles
Allen
Rex Jr
Curtis
Record Rodeo And Weather For Washington's Birthday
Benign weather drew 8500 rodeo fans to Tucson with a record high 83 at the University of Arizona station, surpassing the 82 mark set in 1898. Early low registered 45, with wind expected to continue. Other Arizona cities posted high lows midwinter readings as listed in the weather table.
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Tucson
Mercury
Weather Bureau
University of Arizona
Arizona
Phoenix
Douglas
Yuma
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
115 Year-Old Pima Indian Dies in One Room Hut
Alex Tashquinth died aged 115 in his adobe hut near Estrella mountains. He rode horse daily and tended his land until illness a month ago. Born southwest of Phoenix, he moved here with his wife and 12 children and received a state pension at 113. A requiem mass is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. John's mission chapel.
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Komatke
Alex Tashquinth
Tashquinth
Phoenix
Estrella
St. John's Mission
Here
Pakistan Asks U S Aid For Peace and Security
Prime Minister Mohammed Ali announced Pakistan formally asked the United States for military aid to enable Pakistan to contribute more to regional peace and security despite strong opposition from India and the Soviet bloc.
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Karachi
Pakistan
United States
Mohammed Ali
India
Tucson Woman Found Beaten to Death in Dallas Alley
In Dallas Texas police probe a rape murder of Tucson resident Mrs Jewel Coin 58 wife of an air force sergeant. Her body was found in an alley near a shed by three children with three suspects in custody two of them Negroes. Investigators noted a missing about $30 and a torn underclothing.
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Dallas
Tex
Jewel Coin
Air Force
Maine
Will Fritz
Coia
Tucson
J. R. Ferguson
Fritz
Greeks in Hungary appeals to United States for rescue
A train of 1 231 sick and aged Greek captives freed from Hungary arrived in Venice seeking U S aid to end seven years of Communist rule. Spokesmen said only the old sick and children were released while the able bodied remained enslaved, fearing another world war and urging Greece and the United Nations to act. The first 500 later sailed for Greece, leaving behind others who would rather drown than serve in the Hungarian army.
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Venice
Italy
Hungary
United States
Greece
United Nations
Austria
Danube
British Blame McCarthy for Shadowing of Vessels
The Chamber of Shipping in Britain blamed Senator McCarthy for U S navy shadowing of British ships suspected of trading with Red China. A U S Navy spokesman in Washington denied the charges calling them untrue. The chamber noted the scene was baleful yet had a comic touch as a ship slowed to let a U S shadow keep its post.
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London
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
U. S. Navy
Chamber of Shipping of
United Kingdom
McCarthy
Britain
Washington
United States
China
U. S
Chamber
U. S.S
Two Airmen Die In Nogales Highway Crashes
Five people killed and six injured in two accidents on US 89 north of Nogales. Airmen Lester Taylor and David Waite, both 21, from Davis-Monthan AFB, among the dead. Other victims include Edward Castillo 26 and Jesus Cordova Castillo 33 of Tubac and Tulibac. A Davis-Monthan airman Elpidio Flores was critically injured. A separate crash near Gila Bend killed Mrs Iva Lewis and injured six others.
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Nogales
Lester E. Taylor
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
David S. Waite
Davis-Monthan
Edward Castillo
Carmen
Jesus Cordova Castillo
Tus
U.S. Highway 89
Arlo John Curtis
Wilson
Wyo
Curtis
Sonny Tureman
Victorville
Calif
Tureman
Elpidio Flores
D-M
Castillos
Guaydacan
Jose Solares
Tubac
Manuel Solares
Estiridion Trujillo
Tumacacori
St. Joseph's” Hospital
Highway Patrol
Oscar W. Ehrmanntraut
Phoenix
Ehrmanntraut
Robert Connor
Justice of the
Fred A. Allen
Iva Lewis
San Diego
Gila Bend
William H
Norman Denham
Globe
Myrna Sue Guerin
Wanda Horlacker
Indians Sign Three Players for 1954 Season
Three Cleveland Indians signed contracts in Tucson led by Art Houtteman Jim Hegan and Sam Dente. Veteran Bob Feller remained in talks with GM Hank Greenberg as nine players still awaited deals including Wynn Lemon and Westlake. Feller was expected to finalize terms today.
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Bob Feller
Hank Greenberg
Tribe
Tucson
Art Houtteman
Jim Hegan
Sam Dente
Feller
Bob Lemon
Jim Lemon
Bob Hooper
Early Wynn
Wally Westlake
Owen Friend
Don Messi
Bobby Prentice
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow City Events and Talks
Tonight at 8 Tucson Visitors Club hosts bridge and canasta in the chamber of commerce building. At 9 the Adult Education Institute presents Dr Inez Thrift on Milton's Samson Agonistes with no charge at Congregation Anshei Israel. 7:30 Great Books meets at Carnegie Library to discuss Pascal Thoughts. 8:30 the Tucson Symphony with guest conductor Ulysses Kay performs at the UA auditorium.
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Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Adult Education Institute
Inez Thrift
The
University of Arizona
Milton
Congregation Anshei Israel
Carnegie Library
Pascal
Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Ulysses Kay
UA Auditorium
Index H-bomb Test Expected Soon
A brief item notes that an H-bomb test is anticipated soon as part of ongoing defense developments. The notice references Page 34 for full details.
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Hughes
U.S
Adams
Department of Law
Ariz
Hatlo
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Sen. McCarthy
Pearance
New York
Bill Hopkins
Tommy Cahoe
By Clifton Abbott
Barney Willis
Ekim
Gilbert Castro Guaydacan
Tulibac
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