Bondsman Charles Bruno shot in Kansas City
Charles Bruno a 51 year old bondsman tied to the north side operations of late political boss Charles Binaggio was shot and wounded in front of his home at about 3 30 am two gunmen fled He was reported in critical condition Detectives said motive and ties to Binaggio remain under investigation Bruno had a police record for liquor and gambling violations but recently worked in state and city courts Gargotta binaggio associate slain last April was noted by police during the report
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Kansas City
Charles Bruno
Charles Binaggio
John Reardon
Bruno
Reardon
Binaggio
Charles Gargotta
First District Democratic Club
Dr Tyler Boling dies at 42 in Tucson home
Funeral services for Dr. Tyler R Boling 42 will be announced later by Arizona mortuary. A Tucson resident for 15 years he and his brother ran a clinic in Grantsville West Virginia. He was with the American Medical Association and survived by wife Helen and two brothers Dr John Boling and George Boling.
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Tyler R. Boling
Bernard’ Drive
Arizona
Boling
Tucson
Grantsville
W. Va
American Medical Association
Helen
John Boling
George Boling
Burks Garden
Kansas City Market Report Rates Cattle and Hogs Higher
USDA Kansas City weekly cattle trade shows gains across steers heifers and cows with 50 to 75 cent increases and bulls and vealers up 50 cents to 1.00. Fat hogs index 1.50 to 2.75 higher, with price ranges by weight. Sheep and lambs finish mixed as spring and clipped lambs move lower while higher quality lots hold firm.
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Kansas City
USDA
Nebraska
Metal Market Prices in New York and Regions
Spot non ferrous metal prices today list copper at 2212 cents a pound from Connecticut valley, lead at 11 cents a pound in New York, zinc at 15 cents a pound in East St. Louis, and tin at 7834 cents a pound in New York.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
Weather Forecast for Tucson Tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. No temperature change expected. Highest and low readings reflect prior year figures. month’s normals not provided. Data cover 24 hours ending 5:30 a.m. Tucson time with sunrise at 5:20 a.m. and sunset at 7:35 p.m.
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Tucson
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Billings
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Casper
CeCe
Charlotte
Clear NW
Chicago
Smoke
Cincinnatti
Cleveland
Denver Caves Plcc S
Des Moines
Pt.Cldy
Detroit
Clear
el Paso
Flagstaff
Ariz
Ft. Worth
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Clear Calm
Miami
Fla
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Showers
Montreal
Cldy
S&t
New Orleans
New York
Fog
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Smoke Caim
Portland
Ore
BEA
St. Louis
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisc
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Washington
Wichita
Yuma, Ariz
May tourist trade improves over same month last year
Arizona tourist accommodations across all classes averaged 44 percent occupancy in May. Coconino County led with 80 percent, while motels, trailer parks, and hotels operated at 47, 42, and 38 percent capacity respectively. Gross receipts fell 20 percent from April, but were up 7 percent from May 1949, officials said as seasonal trends, not alarm. Individual unit returns varied by county, state average $56.66 per rental unit.
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Arizona
University of Arizona Business Research Bureau
Coconino County
L. W. Casaly
Bureau
Fie
Casady
Taailer Parks
Maricopa County
Pima County
Pinal County
Maricopa
Pima
Volunteer Air Force Liaison Office Relocated to Armory
Tech Sergeant Eugene Williams announced the Volunteer Air Force liaison office moved from room 236 in the post office building to the armory today.
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Volunteer Air Force Liaison Office
Post Office
Armory
Tech
Eugene Williams
Public Records City Court Summary of Citations and Holds
Public records from City Court list Paul J. Cella and Magistrate William Terrant handling lewd acts with holding for Pima county Eleazar Martinez faces reckless driving charges with $100 fine and 15 days. William Briscoe and Howard McDaniel charged with disturbing the peace, $30 or 15 days each. Peter A. Cruz held for Pima county on grand larceny. R. O. Brown has six parking citations, $10 for 5 days. George Behner cited for speeding with defective muffler, $15 or 10 days.
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Paul J. Cella
William Terrant
Pima County
Eleazar Martinez
William Briscoe
Howard McDaniel
Peter A. Cruz
R. O. Brown
George Behner
Justice and Superior Court Docket Findings and Divorces
Court records show multiple cases including minor child delinquencies with bonds set and dates continued to July 5 through July 14. Also listed are charges of speeding reckless driving simple battery and disturbing the peace with varied bond statuses and continuances. Superior Court actions include estate matters, complaints for money owed and probate petitions among several named parties. Divorces include Ponciano Sanchez versus Joaquina Sanchez with complaint noted.
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Justice Court
James M. Howsare
Clark H. Johnson
M. E. Mecherle
William K. Haynes
Teddy R. Katzerke
James V. Movere
Chester Harper
Toby Howard Tarpley
Charles Sander
Ignacio Escalante
Evarista Samarano
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Leslie V. Clawson
Seaman Merrill
Southern Arizona Bank
Willard Rooker
Joe Garcia
Co. T. Reddington
Francisco F. Ramirez
Kathryn J. Brock
Russell Barber
Ross A. Phenicie
Bruce B. Dixon
Constance Mae Ane
Grate B. Ricketts
Catherine E. Landow
Pima County
Viola Babb Null
Katherin Quincey
Kermit Melroy Claytor
T. M. Pender
Ponciano L. Sanchez
Joaquina G. Sanchez
Marriage licenses issued in Tucson and beyond
Belle D Hall and Barbara Quitter join in marriage license, with George Cuzzone listed as the groom. Other couples include Gordon Browne with Marjorie Yelland, Gregory Moore with Kathleen Seal, Dwight Benton with Gertrude Harris, Rosalindo Verduzco with Amelia Pesqueira, Hin Cheung Chan with Constance Tang, Alfred Crawford with Leona Dale, and Marvin Shrewsbury with Myrtle Lawson. Each entry notes ages and hometowns, reflecting a wide regional pattern of unions.
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Belle D. Hall
George Cuzzone
Philadelphia
Barbara Quitter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gordon M. Browne
Glendale
Calif
Marjorie Lou Yelland
Tucson
Gregory Moore
Kathleen Seal
Dwight O. Benton
Phoenix
Gertrude S. Harris
Rosalindo Verduzco
Amelia Pesqueira
Hin Cheung Chan
Constance Mae Tang
Alfred Edward Crawford
San Antonio
Tex
Leona Mae Dale
Medina
Marvin M. Shrewsbury
National City
Myrtle E. Lawson
Sen Capehart Renominated at Indiana GOP convention
In Indianapolis on July 1 Homer Capehart was renominated by acclamation as delegates voted by secret ballot, leaving Jenner and State Chairman Holder to direct floor actions. The Jenner Capehart faction claimed a lone clear victory while losing the key delegate race. Jenner and Halleck criticized national policy while praising unity and stressing differences over Pearl Harbor era critiques.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Capehart
Sen
Jenner
Dale J. Holder
Jenner-Capenart
Charles Halleck
America
Halleck
Truman
South Korea
Dedication Tomorrow Of New St. Jude Statue
A new St. Jude statue donated by Mrs. Mary Ellen Swain will be blessed at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Margaret's Church. A high mass follows the blessing and the statue will remain a permanent fixture at the church located on N. Grande Avenue. The service honors the benefactors who assisted Mrs. Swain in obtaining the statue.
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St. Jude
Mary Ellen Swain
E. Mabel Sr
St. Margaret’s Church
St. Margaret's Church
N. Grande Ave
Swain
Film Show Schedule With Multiple Theaters and Titles
A compiled schedule lists showings across venues including Navajo Trail Raiders, Gypsy Wildcat, Wabash Avenue, Riding High, Captive Girl, Captain Blood, Dynamite Pass, Night and the City, La Devoradora, La Esposa Busca Busca Novia, Catalina, and Black Magic. Timings range from noon to after 10 PM across FOX, PARAMOUNT, PLAZA, FOX-TUCSON, CATALINA, MIDWAY DRIVE IN, and others.
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Navajo Trail Raiders
Gypsy Wildcat
Fox-Lyric
Wabash Avenue
Pike Held To Oppose Bomb Hydrogen Measure Debate
Sen. Hickenlooper said Atomic Energy Commissioner Sumner Pike opposes the hydrogen bomb and warned he is not the desirable choice for another four-year AEC term. Pike’s four-year term ended at midnight. Gordon Dean will lead as acting chairman until a permanent pick. Senate atomic committee rejected Pike’s renomination by one vote. full Senate confirmation due Wednesday.
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Washington
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy
Sumner T. Pike
Hickenlooper
Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
David E Lilienthal
Gordon Dean
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Dean's List in BPA Honors Arizona Students
Dr. E J Brown, dean of the college of business and public administration at the University of Arizona, announced today 20 students in the college made the dean's list. Named Tucson residents include Lionel F Larriva Andrew D Coumides Harry Ransom Adelard L LaRock Rudolph Rubenstein Rachel Rogers Kenneth Murphy Ory Leland Ajo Margaret Rice Douglas John P Collins Marana James E Craig Safford Chuck Ong Lee Globe Elizabeth Greeley Weston Neb James Craig Holmes Jr Birmingham Mich William Risso Henderson Nev Robert P Arnold Reedsburg Wis John R Cohan.
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E. J. Brown
College of Business and Public Administration
University of Arizona
Lionel F. Larriva
Andrew D. Coumides
Harry Ransom
Adelard L. LaRock
Rudolph Rubenstein
Rachel Rogers
Kenneth Murphy
Tucson
Ory Leland
Ajo
Margaret Rice
Douglas
John P. Collins
Marana
James E. Craig
Saff
Local names receive honorable mention in regional list
Kew Gardens New York reports Gerald A Gitles Harvey Til Max Jaggers McCrory Ark and Martha Thomas Carrollton Mo among participants with Robert Norris Albert Holmberg Kenneth MacCash and George Herney from Tucson also listed for honorable mention in the regional release.
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Kew Gardens
N. Y
Gerald A.gitles
Harvey
Til
Max Jaggers
McCrory
Ark
Martha Thomas
Carrollton
Robert Norris
Albert Holmberg
Kenneth MacCashland
Tucson
George Herney
Turson Baily Citizen Saturday Evening 1980
Turson Baily of Yonkers N Y and John Leonard of Yonkers N Y appear in a brief notice in the Saturday Evening edition of the Turson Baily Citizen listing residents with no further context or details provided in the readable portion.
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Turson
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Metal Market
U.S. Weather Bureau
Maureen O’hara
MacDonald Carey
Universal-International
Paramount Theater
Carmen Dragon
Vivian Della Chiesa
Rossini
Kern
Padilla
Brahms Strauss Sousa
KVOA
Public Records
Bob Douthat
Jack Weaver
el Paso Hotel Supply Co
Richards Paving CO
Parker-Kerr
N. Stone
Bianca Estella
Pavon
Walt Disney
Saludos Amigos
Travel
American Society of Travel Agents
Byways and Byways Travel Service
N. Country Club Road
Gates
Speedway
Nancy Guild
Axim
Tamiroft
Frank Latimore
SAP
Colbe
eHagi
Ee As
Sven Proust
Hail
LIL John's Cafe
Antil
Beer
N. Sixth Ave
Paramount
Oge
Captain Blood
Plaza “la Devoradora
la Esposa Busca Busca Novia
Catalina Ene
Midway Drive
Ackley
E. Jackson
Homer Lininger
North Meyer
Betty Grable
Dan Dailey
Anne Baxter
Carel
Potor
Rao Sout
Rodeo Grounds
Missouri
Dennis Morgan
Wayne Morris
Arthur Kennedy
Jane Wyman
Frank and
Jesse James
YOUR
Paramount Theatres
Sabatini
Captain Bion
Ewe Louis Hayward
Johnny Weissmuller As
Jungle Jim Ctaurga Es
NCS
SS Se Raat Leene
Ah Ae
With Will Geer
Charles Drake
Oscar Brooney
Lewis Meltzer
Korea
Ruth Roman
Raymond Massey
Barricade
Columbia Pictures Presents
William “Bendix
Una Merkel
Nay Collins
Roma Henry
Jon
Jase
Villa Nova
Greyhound Bus Station
W. Broadway
Jali
Tele
John Leonard
Yonkers, N. Y
Resort
E. Pennington St
Aguila
Ghost Ranch
Casa Grande Road
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