Pay Hike Urged in Arizona Legislature for Governors and Officials
Arizona senators introduced bills to raise the governor’s salary to 17,500 dollars in 1951, along with boosts for attorney general, state treasurer, and superintendent of public instruction. A utilities division for the state corporation commission would use tax funds for rate regulation, while budget notes and yesterday’s vetoes shaped the debate. The move comes as Gov Garvey readies a 106 million dollar budget request amid ongoing legislature fights.
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State Corporation Commission
State Senate
Sam J. Head
Yavapai County
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of State
John Franks
Clarence Carpenter
Gila
Corporation Commission
Ann Frohmiller
Sidney P. Osborn
Commission
Federal Power Commission
Carpenter
Franks
Dan E. Garvey
Arizona Association of School Trustees
Legislature
Tough U S Policy Toward Reds Seen
Washington reports fresh evidence that the Truman administration will press a hard policy toward the Soviet Union. Senate confirmation of Dean Acheson as secretary of state drew bipartisan support though critics warned the administration could shift policy, with emphasis on no appeasement and a strong stance against world communism.
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Jam
Russia
Senate
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Truman
George C. Marshall
Robert A. Lovett
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
GOP
See Coalition In Tax Defeat
A minor senate defeat over inauguration ticket taxes showed a possible Republican Dixie Democrat coalition against the Truman administration. With six southern Democrats, Republicans won their first test of opposition shaping early fiscal battles.
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Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Dewey
Truman
Washington
South
Civil Service Test In Court In Arizona Supreme Court
Oral arguments opened before the Arizona supreme court in a civil service challenge to the state's new law. The case tests constitutionality after Deputy State Treasurer Mrs Filomena Hernandez and State Auditor Mrs Ana Frohmiller filed briefs over a rejected pay claim. The court took original jurisdiction and a quick decision was anticipated.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Civil Service
Filomena Hernandez
Ana Frohmiller
Froh
Arizona grazing bill test widens land conservation power
Fred Faver, head of the Arizona game and fish commission, asks for expanded authority in a revised grazing lands bill. The session includes education and labor representatives while debate focuses on lease rates and land classifications to balance conservation with cattle grazing needs.
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Phoenix
Fred Faver
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Walter Maxwell
Arizona Education Association
Don Baldwin
State Federation of Labor
Charles W. Sechrist
Flagstaff
Arizona Association of School Trustees
Maxwell
Elmer Vickers
Labor Federation
Lovett Seeks Soviet Peace Proof and Co operation
Acting Secretary of State Lovett said the United States would welcome constructive cooperation from the Soviet Union on peace but noted no official communications had been received. He said recent Communist statements offer no peace feelers and stressed Berlin and Austrian treaty issues as benchmarks for good faith. Lovett plans to remain until his successor James Webb is confirmed by the Senate.
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Washington
Robert A. Lovett
United States
Rus- AT
Lovett
Russia
Berlin
London
Dean G. Acheson
James Webb
Senate
Reds Lawyers Seek Dismissal in Conspiracy Trial
New York January 19 The defense for 11 top Communists asks to dismiss the conspiracy trial jury panel alleging class bias and seeks disqualification of Judge Harold Medina and other federal judges. Lead defendants include Eugene Dennis Henry Winston and John Gates with William Z. Foster severed for heart condition.
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New York
Harold R. Medina
Medina
Federal
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
United States
Eugene Dennis
Henry Winston
John Gates
Da&y
Foley Square
New York City
Federal Building
U. S
Tucson Radio Stations Plan Full Inauguration Day Coverage
Four Tucson stations KTUC KVOA KCNA and KOPO outline a full day of inauguration coverage for Harry S Truman's swearing in on January 20. Programming includes Washington reports at 9:30 to 9:50 a.m. and post ceremony scenes through the afternoon with live updates and an evening music special beginning at 10:30 p.m.
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Harry S. Truman
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Missouri
Tucson
Old Pueblo
United States
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KVOA
KCNA
KOPO
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Truman
Fred M. Vinson
Capitol
Chiang Forces May End War
In Nanking on January 19 a cease fire order to government armies was decided by China's executive yuan a high source said. The body plans to send a delegation to the Communists to discuss terms while proposals must go to the legislative yuan. The executive yuan, 11 ministries, four commissions and two admin bodies, is powerful but answerable to the Kuomintang central executive committee.
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China
Yuah
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Legislative Yuan
Kuomintang Party
Cusick Sues Golf Club Over Sprinkler Injury
Tucson attorney F. T. Cusick filed a $5,000 damage suit in superior court Tuesday against FE Rio Golf & Country Club for injuries December on the 10th fairway. He claims a negligently hidden sprinkler head caused a sprained ankle torn ligaments and knee injuries with medical costs of $944. The action is joined by his wife.
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F. T. Cusick
Tucson
Superior Court
FE Rio Golf & Country Club
Cusick
Trains and Planes Run Despite Midwest Snowstorms
Traffic from Chicago arrived at 8:25 a.m. with snow packed on its undercarriage. It was due at 7 a.m. Delays were not blamed on storms. American Airlines reported flights generally on schedule though Tuesday departures were late. Flight 11 on Wednesday morning was four hours late but not believed caused directly by the storms.
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Tere
Chicago
American Airlines
Arizona Senators Vote For Acheson Confirmation
Washington January 19 Arizona's two U S senators Carl Hayden and Ernest W McFarland voted for confirmation of Dean Acheson who was approved by an 83 to 6 margin in the Senate vote with Republicans and Democrats supporting the nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Ernest W. McFarland
U. S.senate
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Eastwind icebreaker sunk after collision in fog off New Jersey
The coast guard icebreaker Eastwind, burned after colliding with the oil tanker Gulfstream in dense fog 98 miles southeast of New York, abandoned with 10 dead 19 injured and at least eight missing. About 92 survivors rescued. Gulfstream reported undamaged. Rescue efforts hampered by other Coast Guard duties.
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Cape May
N. J
Suzanne
Junior
United Fruit Co
Caribbean
British South American Airways
Bermuda
Jamaica
Garvey Supports Hospital Head Amid Dismissal Threat
Gov. Dan E. Garvey voiced support for Dr. John A. Larson, superintendent of the state hospital for the insane, saying he has done a good job and hopes the hospital board won’t oust him. Dr. Jeremiah Metzger indicated the board was considering dismissal, but the governor said he would not intervene unless officially presented. Both Metzger and Larson declined to comment.
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Phoenex
Dan E. Garvey
John A. Larson
State Hospital For
State Hospital Board
Larson
Jeremiah Metzger
Tucson
Metzger
Dr. Larson
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