Head Of Crippled Children's Work Is Sought by State
The state welfare department may appoint a new head for the crippled children's division replacing the late Dr A L Huether. Dr Clarence Salsbury, long a healer of Indians, is being wooed though he may prefer a national medical group offer. No formal offer yet. Florence Yount to gauge interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brooks
State Welfare Department
A. L. Huether
Crippled Children
Clarence Salsbury
Presbyterian Missionary Hospital
Ganado
Dr. Salsbury
Harry W. Hill
Welfare Department
Welfare Board
Florence Yount
Prescott
Salsbury
Federal Deficit Tops Three Billion Dollars
The government ran a May deficit of $641,826,000, totaling $3,230,012,000 in the first 11 months of the fiscal year. May 31 outlays included $329,365,000 by the veterans administration and $122,019,000 by the air force. From last July 1 to May 31, outlays reached $35,870,935,000 while receipts were $32,640,923,000, with spending higher and receipts lower than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Treasury
Veterans Administration
Air Force
General Johnson Visiting Here in Town
Brigadier General Bert E. Johnson, judge advocate in the war department and brother of two Tucson residents, arrived for a brief visit. The 48 year old native of West Plains Missouri entered the army reserves in 1932 and went on active duty after Pearl Harbor as a captain. He served in India and China theaters with the Flying Tigers and previously was Tulsa’s trial judge from 1935 to 1942 and assistant city attorney in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert E. Johnson
War Department
Claire Chennault
Flying Tigers
Tulsa
Oklo
Truman Favors Copper Import Extension
President Truman urged Congress to extend the wartime waiver on Chilean copper tariffs. Chile argues the move protects its economy as the two cent per pound tariff is set to be reimposed at month end. He seeks quick approval from Congress and Senate committees to authorize waiving the tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Chile
Con
Senate
U. S
Wild seal dives into show business at Hermosa Beach
A wild seal wandered through Hermosa Beach drawing police attention. Officers Dan West and Charles Stoner steered it toward the ocean but the creature vaulted a fence and splashed into a seal training pool near Marineland of the Pacific. Trainers see potential in training the animal for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Dan West
Charles Stoner
Ocean Home
Marineland of the Pacific
University of Arizona to Host Liberal Arts Lecture
Dr. G. D. Percy, head of the classics department, will deliver the liberal arts lecture next fall. The event continues a 24 year tradition previously given last fall by Dr. Desmond Powell, English professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Percy
University of Arizona
Desmond Powell
Fifty-dollar penalty for letting minor drive car
Roger Lidwell of 3321 East 24th Street was fined $50 or faced 30 days in jail after being found guilty of permitting a 15-year-old nephew to operate a motor vehicle without a license. The incident occurred after a Wednesday afternoon crash at Poe and Alvernon Way. deputy Barney Armstrong noted the youth lacked a license and drove from Sabine Canyon on Lidwell's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lidwell
E. 24Th St
Justice Court
Lidwell
Poe and
Alvernon Way
Barney Armstrong
Sabine Canyon
Justice of the Peace
James M. Howsare
Chanticleer Breach Suit Awarded 15000 to Jack Golden
A superior court jury awarded Jack Golden 15000 plus costs against Chanticleer owner Jack Bayer at 3300 S Sixth Ave. The verdict covers breach of contract and assault claims tied to Golden’s option for a half-interest in the Chanticleer nightclub. Golden sought 47000 and had paid 12500. The dispute centers on February 25, 1949, eviction and alleged assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Golden
Jack Bayer
Chanticleer Club
S. Sixth Ave
Golden
Bayer
Chanticleer
Petition Denied to Designate South Country Club Road
The Pima County Board of Supervisors denied a petition to designate South Country Club road as a county highway from Aviation Field road to Benson highway. Pacific Fruit Express and Southern Pacific opposed, citing yard interference. A crossing plan for a north south road in the area was considered for a future crossing. The decision waits on flood control progress and base access needs at Davis Monthan Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Country Club Road
Aviation Field Road
Benson Highway
Pima County Board of Supervisors
South 6Th Avenue
South Park
South 4Th Avenue
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Southern Pacific Company
Country Club
Rct
J. Homer Boyd
Boyd
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
22Nd Street
Pueblo Gardens
War Bride Flight Sets Course Homeward from Seattle
The War Brides Reunion Club prepares a chartered Transocean DC-4 to carry 78 passengers from Seattle to London for a visit to their former homelands. The delegation includes 40 war brides, 35 children, and three husbands, with other brides scattered to homes in England and the continent. The group is led by officers including the secretary of state as incorporator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
War Brides Limited
England
Transocean Airlines
London
War Brides Reunion Club, Inc
Bene Og
Fred Wilson Chooses Phoenix Assistant
Phoenix Attorney General Fred Wilson announced that Philip Munch, a Phoenix attorney, has been named an assistant state attorney general. The appointment was disclosed in Phoenix on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Phoenix
Philip Munch
Looseness and Worry Ease with New Dental Solution
A short notice describes relief from loose or wobbly false teeth and the resulting ease and comfort. It highlights a dental fix offering stability and confidence for wearers.
Brooks Faces Perjury Trial in Kidnapping Case
Tucson butcher John A. Brooks to stand trial in superior court on perjury charges after a May 8 hearing where he testified the children were not in the court's jurisdiction. He had earlier served five days for contempt of court over taking his two children from his ex wife. bonds set at $1000. The children, ages 6 and 4, were found in Bisbee and returned to Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Brooks
Tucson
Brooks
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Reno
Nev
Superior Court
Bisbee
Garrett
Mauna Loa volcanic eruption spurs heavy air traffic over Hawaii
From above Mauna Loa, a military transport notes thick air traffic and a makeshift pattern to manage planes. The sight of lava fissures, red-hot flows, and 20 000 foot smoke columns unfolds as lava nears the coast while communities face impact from the eruption. Washington also reports Western powers weighing a 25 000 strong central police force for western Germany amid Allied discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Magna-Loa
Haskell D. Coffey
Ravia
Oklo
Air Force
Kona
Washington
Chancel Adenauer
West Germany
Michael J. McDermott
Frankfurt
Ambrosians Host Interparish Dance At Church Hall
Ambrosians stage an interparish dance from 8 30 p m to midnight tomorrow at the church hall on Tucson Boulevard with Ernie Lewis and his orchestra playing refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Hall
Tucson Boulevard
Ernie Lewis
Wilson Rules Initiatives Must Be Publicised
PHOENIX June 2. Attorney General Fred Wilson ruled that arguments for and against proposed constitutional amendments referred to the people must be included in publicity pamphlets issued by the state. The opinion cites Secretary of State Wesley Bolin and holds the secretary's duty to supervise pamphlet preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Fred Wilson
Wesley Bolin
Wilson
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Richard F. Harless
Santa Rita
Arizona
Rulon Goodman
Los Altos Rd
Jim Smith
Vance Goodman
Verne Busby
Maricopa County
Harry Ackerman
Nelson B. Gilmore
Missouri
Congress
Gen. Johnson
Jimmy Wilson
Dorothy Mortenson
Jacksonville
McKenney Davis
South Country Club
N. Stone
Hickam Air Force Base
Cen
Sneller’s
N. Scott ST
Garege Shop
North Park Avenue
East Pennington Street
Mazola
Swift
Franks
Swift’s Brookfield Longhorn Cheese
Honolulu
Ambrosians
San Tan
Longfellow
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