Arizona House moves to probe Industrial Commission
With House cooperation a five member committee would be appointed to investigate complaints against the Industrial Commission. The measure sponsored by Rep Archie Ryan would form on approval by the Judiciary Committee and final review by the Rules Committee. The panel aims to determine if complaints are justified. Also a bill repealing the motor scooter age limit progressed through the Highways and Bridges Committee. The change would raise licensing age from 14 to 16 for scooters up to a certain horsepower. Principal sponsor is Rep Harold Scudder. The bill has cleared House committees for years but stalled in the Senate.
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Phoenix
House
Industrial Commission
Archie Ryan
D-Maricopa
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
B. Barkley
David,Kret
R-Maricopa
Senate
Highways and Bridges Committee
Harold Scudder
D-Coconino
Judiciary and Rules Committees
Firefighting Clinic Draws 24 Foresters
Twenty four U S Forest Service employees from twelve regional forests gather at Marana Air Park for an inaugural fire organization and management school in the Arizona and New Mexico area. Frank Clements of Coronado National Forest says the program aims to train fire bosses and curb costs from fires that have reached half a million dollars. Instructors include Joey Baldwin Andrew Brenneis C K Collins and pilots Ed Schultz and Emory Crocker from the Albuquerque regional office.
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Arizona
New Mexico
U.S .’ Forest Service
Marana Air Park
Frank Clements
Coronado National Forest
Clements
Joey Baldwin
Tonto National Forest
Andrew Brenneis
C.K. Collins
Ed Schultz
Emory Crocker
Albuquerque
Goddard, d Autremont Named Ad Club Man Woman of Year
Tucson Advertising Club honors Samuel Goddard Jr and Helen d Autremont as Man and Woman of the Year at a Pioneer Hotel luncheon. Past winners and committee members noted for community service and quiet philanthropy.
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Goddard Lands Ad Club
Tucson
Clubi
Helen d’Autremont
William A. Mitchell
Praia Far Thair Hann
Samuel P. Goddard Jr
Ad Club
Pioneer Hotel
Goddard
Louis Hirsch
Tucson Advertising
Chile
Ella Breazeale
John W. Coyne
William J. Browne
Arizona
Hel
d’Autremont
Mr. Mitchell
Arthur C. Pack
Mary Jeffries
Laura Ganoing
Royal Irving
James E. Durbin
E. Jay, Howenstine
Knights of Columbus Leaders Attend City Meetings Tonight
Carmen Corso of Globe state deputy will attend Regina Cleri Council No. 5133 Knights of Columbus at St. Joseph's Parish Hall tonight at 8 p.m. He will make a second official visit tomorrow at 8 p.m. to Tucson Council No. 1200 at 2408 Stone Ave.
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Carmen. Corso
Globe
Knights of Columbus
Regina Cleri
St. Joseph’s
Tucson
Stoneve
City Library Establishes Free Checkouts and New History Room
Tucson Public Library ends book deposit and rental rules and allows free borrowing of all books. A temporary limit limits two new fiction titles per borrower due to tight stock. A new local history and genealogy room opens on the second floor housing Aztecs Arizona resources and Southwest materials.
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Tucson
John Anderson
Anderson
Memphis Speaker Fitzhugh to Address Pima County GOP Club
Memphis Republican chairman Fitzhugh will address the Pima County Republican Club on future prospects of the party at its Monday noon meeting at the Pioneer Hotel in Memphis Tenn.
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Memphis
Millsaps Fitzhugh
Repubican
Shelby South County
Memphis, Tenn
Pima County
Republican Club
Fitzhugh
Pioneer Hotel
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