Service Bill Held Merger
Sen. Robertson says the Army-Navy unification bill amounts to merger legislation though the bill claims no merger. The bill would place military forces under a secretary of national security, with a Navy mandate against merger, and Senate hearings are debated before July adjournment. Robertson prefers voluntary enlistment but contemplates universal training if needed.
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Washington
Sen. Robertson
R-Wyo
Wyoming
Robertson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy
Senate
Congress
Tucson Woman Chosen For National Highway Safety Conference
Mrs Hinnant R R chair of the Tucson accident prevention council is named a state delegate to the second national highway safety conference in Washington June 18 19 and 20 She and her husband will travel via Memphis and Washington and she will study traffic patterns in Eastern cities before returning to Tucson and attending teas with Mrs Truman and at the French embassy
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R. R. Hinnant
Tucson
Old Pueblo
Registration climbs at Tucson high summer school
Seven hundred three students enrolled for summer courses at Tucson high school with 43 veterans among them. Last year 680 registered with 50 veterans. Despite seven fewer veterans this year, overall registration stays above par as English, social science and typing draw the heaviest interest. Summer session runs to July 11 and closed at 4 pm Wednesday.
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Tucson High School
Receipts for May in Superior Court Totaled 3590 Dollars
Receipts for the month of May totaled 3590.05 at the office of Belle D Hall clerk of the superior court. Civil fees amounted to 2371 and marriage license fees.
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Superior Court
Belle D. Hall
Truman Rejects Boom and Bust Economic Philosophy
President Truman criticizes Taft’s view of economy describing it as defeatist and aligned with boom and bust cycles. He advocates a policy aimed at full employment and full production to prevent depressions.
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Taft
Truman
Routes Tie Helicopter Service Plan Across Arizona
Routes tie scattered through Arizona and New Mexico as Southern Arizona Airlines Inc through its subsidiary Arizona helicopter service seeks authority to establish air service by helicopter to about 200 small Arizona communities.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Southern Arizona Airlines, Inc
Arizona Helicopter Service
Shadow Strikes Free Movie At Catalina Junior High
City Briefs report a free screening of the film Shadow Strikes at Catalina Junior High School Recreation Center at 8 p.m. The Tucson Recreation Council led by chairman Herman Berlow will hold a meeting in City Hall at 8 p.m. Project reports are on the agenda.
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Catalina Junior High School
Tucson Recreation Council
Herman Berlow
Gideons International Directors to Speak in Tucson
Rodney A. Willimas of Oak Land and Charles P. Eisenmayer of Chicago, directors of Gideons International, will speak in Tucson. Eisenmayer will address the First Baptist Church Sunday evening and Willimas will speak to the First Baptist Men's Bible class Sunday morning.
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Rodney A. Willimas
Oakland
Charles P. Eisenmayer
Chicago
Gideons International
Tucson
Eisenmayer
First Baptist Church
Willimas
First Baptist Men
Air Lines Schedules Change For Phoenix Flights
Tucson traffic manager Ralph Radcliffe of American Airlines says daily flights to Phoenix rise to four with a revised schedule. The old 2:52 p.m. departure via San Diego and Los Angeles is replaced by a 12:30 p.m. departure routing through Phoenix before continuing to California.
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Ralph Radcliffe
Tucson
American Airlines
Phoenix
San Diego
Los Angeles
California
Parachute Rigger Victor Aros Serves Aboard USS Fall River
Victor R. Aros, a parachute rigger second class and son of Mr. and Mrs. Pedro V. Aros of 4413 Annapolis Drive, serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Fall River based at Yokosuka naval base, Tokyo Bay. The Fall River serves as the flagship of U S naval forces in Japan.
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Victor R. Aros
Pedro V. Aros
Annapolis Drive
Fall River
Yokosuka Naval Base
Tokyo Bay
U. S
Japan
Harley W. Allen 56 Dies at Home
Harley W. Allen also known as Doc Allen died at age 56 early Thursday at his home 1116 Circle Drive. Funeral arrangements are pending with Arizona Mortuary. He leaves wife Hazel and four children Janet Paul Dick and those married to Carter. He is survived by his father J. W. Allen of Dayton, three sisters and three brothers. Allen worked for Tidmarsh Engineering and coworkers completed his house he began before illness.
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Harley W
Doc” Allen
Circle Drive
Arizona
Hazel Allen
Janet Allen
Tucson
George Carter
Glendale
Calif
Paul
J. W. Allen
Dayton
Jane Davis
Alice Bond
Elizabeth McQueen
Little York
Ill
Tokyo War Crimes Trial Passages Mark Second Year
The Tokyo war crimes trial continues past a year with Tojo among the remaining defendants. Court records total over 2,590 exhibits and 23,436 pages as prosecutors recount the case in Sugamo prison cells.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Sugamo Prison
U S Frowns On New Regime
Washington reports the United States will not enter official relations with the new regime set up by a revolt. The State Department called the stance pending further developments and said consultations with other American republics are expected. The position was conveyed to Dr. Guillermo Servilla Sacasa, ambassador of the Nicaraguan government overthrown May 25–26.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Guillermo, Servilla Sacasa
Amphitheatre Cubs Award Winners Named
At Cub Pack No. 24 in Amphitheatre District a June meeting awarded Wolf badges to Bronson Lowman Jimmie Engleman Frank Massey Russell Steinbach and Dudley Guitteau. Wolf arrows went to Bronson Lowman Dudley Guitteau and Eldon Bush. Bear badges to Donald Bracken Vernon Godfrey David Griffith and Kenneth June. Bear arrows to Vernon Godfrey Kenneth June and George Giley. Lion badges to Stanley Rose and George Giley. Lion arrows to Milton Hodgekinson. First-Year Service Star recipients were David Marmy Dudley Guitteau and Tommy Rose. Second-Year Service Star went to George Giley Stanley Rose and Gene Fathera.
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James Barber
Bronson Lowman
Jimmie Engleman
Frank Massey
Russell Steinbach
Dudley Guitteau
Wolf Arrows
Eldon Bush
Donald Bracken
Vernon Godfrey
David Griffith
Kenneth June
George Giley
Stanley Rose
Milton Hodgekinson
David Marmy
Tommy Rose
Gene Fathera
Court actions and estate filings listed in public records
Public records show hearings and filings in Superior Court across multiple divisions including estate matters for Wallace F. Cooney and Dorothy Ehrlich, letters of administration petitions, and pending distributions. Civil actions include debt, divorce, and maintenance requests, with several judgments and dismissals noted.
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Superior Court
J. Mercer
Lee Garrett
Wallace F. Cooney
Dorothy Ehrlich
Hugh Sutherland Austin
Mary W. Howell
Earlie F. Leisinger
Louis Donald Dunham Et
Eva B. Valenzuela
Epifirmio C. Valenzuela
Cliff Neuman
Ernest O. Roberts
Ae Schwartz
Saul Sciwerts
Asa Paquette
Maynard Paquette
Velma Givens
John Givens
Maria Mercado Munoz
Armando Munoz
M. L. Ault Etux
Elmer B. Dobson
Suspicious Names Appear in Local Notices
A list of numerous individuals dated entries shows several residents from Tucson Ajo Marana and Portland with ages 21 to 52. The fragmentary item mentions couples and legal guardians including Edith Orma Howard Zelma Helen Lund Wilma Taylor and Mary Brabham among others.
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Menses Tee . D. Hale
Calvin H. Dodge
Tucson
Edith Orma Howard
Sain
Pablo C. Rodriguez
Petra
Ney
Marana
Orma Deeds
Bedrock
Howard Gordon Zook
Legal
Portland
Ore
Zelma Helen Lund
Suan Edward Fitzpatrick
Wilma Taylor
James E. Hattery
Ajo
Agnes
Jack Tinnin
Mary Brabham
Births at St Marys and local homes
Birth announcements list several newborns with parent names and addresses in Leona Tucson and Lordsburg. Times and dates include 10 37 a m June 4 and 9 83 pm June 4 and 10 45 a m June 5. Hospitals shown include Tucson Medical Center.
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St. Mary's
Elias
North Third Avenue
Leona
Roy O. Hammett
East
Kelso
Tucson
Joe Romero
North Fifteenth Avenue
Perry Dugan
P. O
Box
Lordsburg
Nasce
Nazarene District Assembly Draws Delegates in Arizona
One hundred delegates registered for the 26th annual Arizona district Church of the Nazarene assembly at First Church of the Nazarene in Phoenix. Dr. G B Williamson presides with talks scheduled Thursday evening and Friday morning and evening sessions. Friday includes district superintendent election and officer/delegate selections for the 1948 national assembly in St Louis. Public invited to attend.
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Arizona
M. L. Mann
National Assembly
St. Louis
Raft Reaches Cash Settlement In Battery Suit
Hollywood lawyers announced a pretrial cash settlement in the $300,000 battery damage lawsuit filed by Edward Raiden against George Raft. The amount was not disclosed, though Raiden’s counsel Marion Patty hinted at substantial cash involved.
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Hollywood
George Raft
Edward Raiden
R’s l
Marion P.tty
Raiden
AFL Agents Seek AFL Action in Phoenix Labor Dispute
Four international AFL representatives arrived in Phoenix to assess the clash between Ross Goodwin, Phoenix labor council president, and the State Federation of Labor. They wired AFL president William Green asking for intervention as a hearing with the Central Labor Council set for Monday proceeds to consider Goodwin's charges.
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Phoenix
AFL
Ross Goodwin
Phoenix Labor Council
State Federation of Labor
William Green
John Murray
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
John H. Smith
John Fitzgerald
Joseph Y. Henderson
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers’ Union
Goodwin
Central Labor Council
Renew Search For 10 Missing Bodies
Search renewed Thursday in the cold waters of Lake Superior for 10 bodies of victims who perished when the Canadian freighter Emperor sank on jutting rocks of Isle Royale early Wednesday. Twelve crew members were believed drowned while 21 others aboard lifeboats or rocks were rescued by the coast guard cutter Kimball.
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FT. William
Ont
Lake Superior
Emperor
Isle Royale
Coast Guard
Kimball
Charter Amendment Approved by Yuma Voters in June
Yuma Arizona June 5 up voters Tuesday approved a charter amendment allowing payment of city warrants on a first come first served basis. The measure carried 322 to 103 in a surprisingly light turnout, according to compiled results.
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Yuma
Ariz
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