Sheriff Echols seeks sixth term in Pima County
Ed F Echols renowned as a rugged western lawman pursues a sixth term, crediting jail improvements and fiscal management that keep the Pima County jail self sustaining. Born in Texas in 1879 he came to Arizona in 1902 and began as a cattle inspector before election as sheriff in 1936. The jail now houses county federal and city inmates and generates about $3 000 monthly to cover costs.
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Ed F. Echols
Old West
Pima County
Echols
Texas
Arthur
Arizona
Coss
Pima
Fedral Bureau of Prisons
U. S
Washington
South
Tucson
Rey
Keglers To Vie In $1,000 Speedway Meet Aug 4
The first annual Speedway lanes sweepstakes bowls tournament offers a $1,000 first prize on Sunday August 4 at Speedway alleys. Entries must be postmarked by July 28 with a $12.50 fee. Expected top entrants include Leo Rollick from Los Angeles. Six games will be bowled without handicaps and $20 prizes awarded per squad.
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John McKenzie
McKenzie
ABC
Leo Rollick
Los Angeles
Falkenburg Wins At River Forest
Falkenburg the new national collegiate champ from Los Angeles advanced to the second round at the national clay courts tournament in River Forest Illinois by defeating Wilbur Raiser in straight sets 6 1 6 0. Top seeds Parker Talbert Mulloy Greenberg were expected today as rain earlier delayed play and more stars were anticipated in women singles Prentiss and Fry were noted as top seeds.
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River Forest
Bob Falkenburg
Falkenburg
Los Angeles
Wilbur Raiser
Frankie Parker
Chamon Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Gradnar Mulloy
Miami
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Mary Arnold Prentiss
Shirley Fry
Akron
Combined Aztecas Form Contender In Semipro Tourney
In Mesa on July 1 the Tucson Azteca Latin Americans emerged as strong contenders for the state semipro baseball championship. Observers rank them ahead of favorites Tucson Mutual Lifers for the July 11 opening in the state tourney. The allstar Aztecas unite Azteca Warriors and Latin-Americans players. Alex Kellner, a southpaw, is listed on the tourney squad.
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Mesa
Tucson Azteca Latin- Americans
Tucson Mutual Lifers
Azteca Warriors
Tucson
Aztecas
George Carlin
Alex Kellner
Mays Wins Langhorne 100 Mile Auto Race
Rex Mays of Long Beach California defeated 500 winner George Robson of Marywood California in Langhorne speedway feature. Ted Horn of Paterson New Jersey finished third as Mays clocked 1 hour 10 minutes 28 seconds in front of a record 50 000 spectators.
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Langhorne
Rex Mays
Long Beach
Calif
George Robson
Marywood
Langhorne Speedway
Ted Horn
Paterson
N. J
Mays
Bishop of Zamora Dies at 72 in Mexico City
The Bishop of Zamora Dr Manuel Fulcheri y Pietrasanta died in Mexico City yesterday at age 72. He had previously served as bishop of Cuernavaca.
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Zamora
Mexico City
Manuel Fulcheri Y Pietrasanta
Cuernavaca
Arizona Brewing Co Buys Minnesota Firm
Arizona Brewing Co. has purchased the Schultz and Hilgers Jordan brewery of Jordan Minnesota for 300000 dollars and will divert its grain allotment to the Phoenix plant, J F Lanser president announced.
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Phoenix
Arizona Brewing Co
Schultz and Hilgers Jordan Brewery
Jordan, Minn
J. F. Lanser
Japs Accused Of Old Plots In Tokyo Trial Phase Two
Tokyo jurors hear prosecutors link pre 1928 power moves to Manchurian plans. Assistant U S Attorney General Dorsey asserts army and civilian factions led the Sept 18 1931 incident paving Manchuria and Inner Mongolia aggression. Defendants named include Araki Itagaki Hashimoto Hirota Okawa Matsuoka. Trial may adjourn for six weeks.
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U. S
John Dorsey
Washington, D. C
Asiatic
Japan
Manchuria
Dorsey
Baron Giichi Tanaka
Tokyo General Staff
Kwantung Army
Eral
Jehol
League of Nations
United States
Sadao Araki
Seishiro Itagaki
Col
Kingoro Hashimoto
Koki Hirota
Shumei Okawa
Yosuke Matsuoka
Rent Jump Hits Laguna Beach Room Rate
LagunA Beach Calif July 1 Up Ted Hodges local newspaper man who has paid thirty five a month for a one room kitchenette above a garage was told by his landlady that rent would be ten dollars a day from now on.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Ted Hodges
No clear headline due to fragmented text
Fragmentary dispatch notes lack confirmation as officials warn of pending actions and emphasize the need for more time to prepare both defense and prosecution strategies.
Labor And Management Restraint Urged By Schwellenbach
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach urged both management and labor to exercise restraint until national stabilization policies are reestablished. He said avoiding hasty actions would allow policies to be worked out for adequate stabilization, aligning with AFL leader William Green’s remarks.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Postwar Policy Debate Shapes OPA Powers
Fragment from congressional debate suggests sharp critique of OPA power cuts amid wartime to peacetime transition. Language implies a choice between restricting OPA authority or risking a disrupted move to steady postwar production.
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Congress
OPA
Stebl
Wolcott Seeks One Year Extension of Rent Control
Washington July 1 UK Rep. Jesse P. Wolcott Republican Michigan said he would introduce a resolution to renew rent controls for one year regardless of any action by Congress on the OPA.
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Washington
Jesse P. Wolcott
R-Mich
Congress
OPA
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