Hospital Cures Are Doubted
Charges of inefficiency and willful neglect were filed against Dr. John A. Larson, superintendent of the Arizona state hospital, during a board meeting. He was ordered to defend himself March 19 and would continue duties pending a decision.
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Estelle Bjerg
Don Rousch
Maricopa County
Florence
Roca
State Hospital Board
Senate and House Activities in Congress Today
Senate in recess until Monday after a day of hearings. The Finance Committee continued its reciprocal trade hearing while the Appropriations Subcommittee kept examining the TVA steam plant project. The House adjourned until noon Monday.
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Bill Seeks Back Pay for John L Sullivan in Arizona
Phoenix February 26 Former attorney general John L Sullivan would receive 6322.52 in back pay under a bill in the Arizona house. The measure aims to compensate him for the remainder of the term elected in 1946 after removal by Governor Osborn for gambling conspiracy charges. the state supreme court later reversed that finding.
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John L. Sullivan
House
Sullivan
Sidney P. Osborn
Graham County
Garvey to Name State Land Commissioner
Gov Dan E Garvey said he would appoint a state land commissioner not later than Monday. The term of O C Williams the present commissioner expired Jan 17.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
O. C. Williams
Bulgaria Trial Follows Script
SOFIA Bulgaria Feb 26 Rev Yanko Ivanov Methodist church head in Bulgaria ended a seven hour denunciation of him self as a spy by declaring he had seen the light and no longer feared communism He was second defendant in the treason trial of 15 Protestant clergymen who said on the witness stand he was guilty of being a foreign spy and anti communist agent The first was Nikola Naumov Baptist church head who testified Friday at the opening of the trial Naumov said the Bulgarian churches must rid themselves of British American contacts because American millionaires stand behind the Metist church and behind the Baptist church stands Rockefeller Ivanov said he collected information through church channels from various pastors and delivered it to Mellony Turner former principal of the American Methodist sponsored Lovech school for girls in Sofia He said the information was to aid in waging a fight against communism and Bulgaria's Communist regime He said he had reported that economic life is almost stagnant in Bulgaria
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Bulgaria
Yanko Ivanov
Nikola Naumov
Ivanov
Naumov
Baptist
Rockefeller
Dobry Suits To Be Heard In Arizona Bankruptcy Case
Stanley A. Jerman, Phoenix referee for Arizona bankruptcy matters, authorized Pima County Superior Court to proceed with all cases involving Dudley A. Dobry of Prudential Investment Co. The hearing in U S district court found the bankruptcy petition of Trvgve and Margit Fiksdal unnecessary until superior court actions conclude.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Pima County
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Prudential Investment Co
U. S. District Court
Dobry
Trvgve Fiksdal
Margit Fiksdal
Jerman
Hope in New Method Of Fighting Dread Leukemia
Memphis report on a proposed cancer treatment using mild infections to stimulate the immune system. Dr. Lowell A. Erf cited cases where leukemia symptoms faded after concurrent viral illness and suggested exploring virus or bacteria that grow only in malignant tissue to halt progression. He spoke at a national cancer conference noting potential permanent control could come from identifying chemicals that trigger temporary remissions.
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Philadelphia
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U S Troops In Japan To Fight If Need Arises
The army plans to keep about 127000 soldiers in Japan next year mainly to keep the peace but ready to fight if Japan is attacked. Army figures show 677000 men would be available under next year’s appropriations while Gen J Lawton Collins outlined the tactical mission for occupation troops in Japan and Germany. Royall said a treaty with Japan is unlikely soon amid Soviet attitudes and noted less tension with Russia than a year ago. Alaska force to double. Germany reduced to about 92000. Trieste 5000. Bogan warned forces in the north are thin.
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Temperature Dips to Week’s Lowest in Tucson
The official temperature in Tucson fell to 38 after 5:30 a.m. Saturday from 41 Friday morning, as the weatherman noted. Residents sought sunlit streets on their way to work and forecasters expected no major temperature change with thin cloudiness overnight and Sunday.
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Dial System Starts Sunday
Final plans for operation switchover were completed at the telephone company. Tucson may lose service for a moment at midnight as fuses are pulled and dial boards come online. Mayor E T Houston will make the first dialed call. About 24 000 numbers change. users alerted by ads and signs.
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Country Club Road
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Italian Red Leader Pledges Soviet Aid
Palmiro Togliatti the Italian Communist chief said in a published interview that Italian Communists would fight alongside Russian armies if they chased an aggressor on Italian soil. The remark followed Maurice Thorez's earlier stance in France. Reports say France condemned its Communist leadership and took legal action against the central committee.
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Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Last Tueday
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Grady the Cow Freed From Silo After Nationwide Help
Grady the cow escapes a Yukon silo at 7 09 am Tucson time as volunteers from the Denver Post and local supporters use a power winch and a sedative to pull her out. The event sparked widespread curiosity with many offices and editors offering ideas for Grady’s rescue and future plans.
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Tucson
Denver Post
Oklahoma
L. J. Crump
Ralph Patridge
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Charles Mack
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Truman Labor Bill Falters
Senate leaders abandoned plans to push the Truman labor bill by April 1. Majority leader Lucas said action would be as fast as possible but refused a new target date. Some expect the measure may not clear both houses before mid May. AFL President Green called passage uncertain, hinging on southern opposition.
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Utah
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Gunman Eludes Police Six Times in Arizona Manhunt
In Phoenix area a 28 year old gunman Billy Ray Gilbert evaded police six times as a massive search spread across Apache trail country for his 21 year old accomplice George Schmid. Authorities pursued the pair after a Needles California triple murder. Schmid was believed armed and on the run between Goldfield and Canyon Lake.
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Detroit Eyes GM Price Cut
Detroit reports GM slashed passenger car prices by 10 to 40 dollars while same time cutting wages for 273,000 production workers. Chrysler publicly reacts noting earlier price hikes and profit margins, while CIO United Workers calls the cut piddling and too late.
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