Arlen To Star In Rawhide Riley Western TV Series
Richard Arlen signs to lead a 13 episode half hour western series titled King of Tucson filmed in Benson and Old Tucson. Western Ways, headed by Charles Herbert, will produce and distribute this spring with Ruth Herndon's trick horse Tony co starring and Freddie Jackman as Arlen's cameraman.
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Richard Arlen
Riley Fries
Arlen
Tucson
Benson
Thwesternation Picture & Television
Charles
Herbert
Western Ways
Aron
Rawhide Riley
Tom Bailey
Eteran
Comany
Tony
Ruth Herndon
Id Tony
Freddie Jackman
Paramount
Robert L Bren
Bailey
Sam White
White
Aramount Studios
Peggy Stewart
Pima County Supervisors Hear Liquor License Transfer Protest
The Pima county board of supervisors debated a strongly protested package liquor license transfer from Marana to a bay-on store at 3214 N First Ave. They sent the application to the state liquor control department after protests from a neighborhood rival with 329 signatures. Three liquor license transfers were approved and a county equipment auction was authorized.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Joseph E. Fishman
Marana
Bay-On
First Ave
State Liquor Control Department
Babcock
Ben Lazarow
D. C. Varley
Lemmon Road
North Country Club
Prince Road
River Road
Nettie
Minnie Buetzer
Res
Ninthtreet
Sierra Estates
Antlers
Trico
Pima County
Tucker
Maranarea
el Tiro
Pump Station
Ilver Bell
Gas Company
Swanway Addion
Wilmot Road
Benson
Rites Set For Victim Of Swimming Pool
Funeral services will be held in Slayton Texas for Melvin Ray Henderson twenty one who died from head injuries after a swimming pool accident at Bagdad. He died in a Phoenix hospital Saturday night from injuries suffered the previous Tuesday. Henderson had moved to Bagdad three months earlier to live with his sister Mrs Ernest Dickie.
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Phoenix
Slayton
Tex
Melvin Ray Henderson
Bagdad
Henderson
Ernest Dickie
Murder Case Is Continued In City Court
Fluid Gordon, a city prisoner who went berserk on May 12 and struck another inmate, was arraigned on murder charges in a continued arraignment set for June 11 after his attorney failed to appear before Judge Lee Garrett. Also, Earl C. Hughes and Jack Lindsey received prison terms for bogus check and car theft offenses, while Kenneth Weindorf’s arraignment for contributing to the delinquency of a minor was likewise continued to June 11.
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Fluid Gordon
J Garay Pina
Gordon
Lee Garrett
Garrett
Earl C. Hughes
Robert S. Tullar
Jack Lindsey
Swift & Co
Kenneth Weindorf
Jet fighter rigged to outpace Red MIG in Korea
Maj. Gen. D L Putt announced production of a jet superior to the MIG-15 is underway in the United States. The fighter, likely a new F-86 Sabre variant, is not yet combat ready due to limited quantities. Putt said every effort is being made to put it into action.
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Washington
Korea
D. L. Putt
Putt
Air Force
Dodge Names New San Carlos Indian Agency Superintendent
Thomas H. Dodge, former Navajo tribal council chairman, is named superintendent of the San Carlos Indian agency. He previously led the Truxton Canyon agency at Valentine, Arizona since 1946. Austin Ladd will act as superintendent at Truxton Canyon until Dodge’s successor is chosen.
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San Carlos Indian Agency
Thomas H. Dodge
Navajo Tribal Council
Dodge
Truxton Canyon
Valentine
Ariz
Arthur E. Stever
Indian Service
Austin Ladd
Colorado River Agency
Parkier
Ft. Defiance, Ariz
Santa Fe
N. M
Europe
New Mexico
Arizona
Selective Service Board
San Juan Lounty
Two Dead In Auto Crashes In Arizona Front
Two automobile fatalities reported over the weekend in Arizona. Edgar P. Latham, 48, Tempe, died from a broken neck after a high speed crash near Nogales when his car struck a telegraph pole. Muriel Nelson, 49, Phoenix, died from injuries after a head-on collision six miles west of Holbrook.
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Arizona
Nogales
Tucson
Edgar P. Latham
Tempe
Latham
Muriel Nelson
Phoenix
Holbrook Hospital
Holbrook
St. Mary’s Hospital
Harry Curtis Cassill
Long Beach
Marana
Cassill
Lucille Johnson
Record Cigarette Production Set To Hit 410 Billion
The agriculture department reports 410 billion cigarettes expected for the year ending June 30, with eight to ten smokes daily per person in the country. It notes 683 billion cigarettes produced in 1949-50 and 390 billion in 1948-49 and cites a 270 percent rise in per person consumption from 1925 to 1950.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Frisco Filipino Envoy Named Minister to Indonesia
Manila reports Dr. Jose Imperial, Philippine consul general in San Francisco, has been named minister to Indonesia. He will succeed Ambassador Domingo Imperial who was recently named another post.
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Manila
Jose Imperial
Philippines
San Francisco
Indonesia
Domingo Imperial
Election commission names successor from Philippines post
A commission on elections member is set to be replaced in San Francisco by Beningo Pidlapan, who is currently serving at the Philippines consulate in New York City.
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The
Commission On Elections
San Francisco
Beningo Pidlapan
Philippines
New York City
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