Pard Still Frisky At Age Of 36
Profile of Pard a 36 year old Morgan Arab gelding owned by Mrs. Monte. The trick horse performs in parlor shows and rodeos, answers questions by nodding, selects colored handkerchiefs, rides elevators, and has entertained thousands since age two. Pard’s health remains surprisingly strong with monthly vet checks though weight loss noted.
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Y Leslie
Para
Mable Monte
E. Waverly St
Pard
Monte
Tucson
Silfornia
Montana
Oakland Civic Auditorium
Old Sol on Parade Weather Report Heads South
Our weather notes show sister plans move to Tucson for sun and heat. Temperature around 100 with variable cloudiness tomorrow as showers remain absent and the weatherman cannot relieve the dry spell.
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Tucson
Ike Plans June 24 Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower plans to press Russia to start technical discussions on a future nuclear test ban June 24. He will propose Geneva as the venue, with Khrushchev favoring Moscow, and will include technicians from Poland, Czechoslovakia and India.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Russia
Nina Khrushchev
Britain
France
North Atlantic
John Foster Dulles
Khrushchev
Dulles
Geneva
Moscow
United States
Poland
Czechoslovakia
India
De Gaulle Consolidates Power In France And Algeria
Paris tightens grip on the army and prepares to intervene in Algeria. De Gaulle names Ely as chief of staff and calls Lacoste for briefing while CGT rejects talks. The assembly grants emergency powers as De Gaulle assumes control and begins governing from the Let-Bank mansion.
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Paris
Oriy
Cnaries de Gaulle
Algeria
Raoul
Robert La‘coste
Pierre Pflimlin
de Gaulle
Lacoste
Memi
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
France
Chamber of Deputies
Council of the Republic
National Assembly
Today
Pilimlin
Algeria era hangs on the Moslem vote in hills crisis
In Algiers ahead of Gen. Charles De Gaulle’s arrival, Moslem opinion splits the future of Algeria. Leaders fear rural rebels known as the boys in the hills may outlast French authority unless De Gaulle pursues genuine equality and reform.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Raoul Salan
Jacques Mass
Lovy
Marshal Petain
Vichy
Mexico Crash Kills 45
A Mexican Aeronaves de Mexico Constellation with 45 aboard including 14 or 15 Americans crashed on San Augustin Peak near Guadalajara. The wreckage was found at dawn and all on board were reported killed. among the passengers were scientists Townsend Cromwell and William Shinada of the Scripps Institution.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
API
Mexican Airlines
Aeronaves de Mexico Constellation
Tijuana
Mexico City
San Augustn
Guadal
Aero Ares
Op the
Aerowaves
Guadalajar
Aeronaves
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
la Jolla
Calif
Townsend Cromwell
William Shinada
Inter-American Tuna Commission
San Diego
Johnjorth
Farley Declares Candidacy for U S Senate in New York
Former Postmaster General James A Farley announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for U S senator from New York. The seat held by Irving M Ives is open as Ives withdraws due to ill health. Farley, once Democratic national chairman under F D R, is the first to enter the field. Leonard W Hall soon follows with a GOP governor bid.
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New York
James A Farley
U.S
Irving M Ives
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republica
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National
GOP
Paris youth pursue romance amid political shifts
In Paris the mood shifts with De Gaulle's government forming as May warms. The city buzzes with late spring romance, street chatter about Algeria, and a casual flirtation with politics. A student-like celebration and a rock and roll moment echo on the Left Bank as crowds watch events unfold.
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Robems
Paris
UPI
Aris L'Amour
Pierre Pflimlin
Charles de Gaulle
Powerard Haussman
St. Germain Des Pres
Charies de Gaulie
Tucson Eyes Tight Budget With Sink or Slim Plan
City Manager Porter W Homer proposes a lean two year budget totaling 6 190 128 to keep the tax rate at 1 5 per 10 and cover a deficit of about 452 347 while extending operations a full year. The plan cuts public works, freezes new hires, trims police and fire hours, and eliminates pay hikes to absorb the deficit and prepare for a broader base next year.
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Peter Starrett
Porter W. Homer
Tucson
State Tax Commission
Homer
Sunshine Climate Club
Tring
May Topped Records as Tucson Sees Heat Wave
May 1949 proved exceptionally hot in Tucson with an average mean of 79.1 degrees and a high of 94.7, surpassing normal values. The hottest day was May 28 at 107, tying an all time May mark. total May rainfall was low at 0.21 inches, while yearly precipitation reached 3.47 inches.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Tucson
Weather Bureau
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Old Ft. Lowell
Lusk wins flood plain residential zoning approval
The Board of Supervisors overruled the Planning and Zoning Commission to approve residential zoning in a flood plain after Lusk Corp agreed to build a protective levee for about 80 homes. A dike and flood control districts were recommended to guard future development amid mixed neighborhood opposition.
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Lusk
Board of Supervisors
Food Plain
Lusk Corp
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Robert Lusk
Walter Burg
Sabine Canyon
Burg
Tangue Verde Valley Assn
Neem
Greater Tucson Improvement Assn
Weather Mormons Vault Nurture Shunned Camps
A column highlights the Mormon vaults near abandoned gold camps and their role in sustaining remote settlements. Details focus on historical practices and local preservation efforts across the old mining regions.
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Junge Vault
Charlie
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Jim Farley
Senate
Font Springs
Sexay Redhhead
Manny Jane
Mary Carlyle
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Arizona
Molly Mayfield
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