Sullivan Be Ruled Out In Hendricks Appeal
Holbrook June 5 County Attorney Dean Nutting moved to sever the attorney general's office from Hendricks bribery appeal. Nutting asked the state supreme court to bar Atty. Gen. John L. Sullivan and staff from participating. Hendricks, once a special investigator, was convicted of bribery and sentenced to six to 10 years and is free on bond pending appeal. Sullivan and Hendricks face arraignment with J. P. Christy in Apache County on conspiracy to violate gambling laws, with charges of attempted bribery of Apache County Attorney Marion V. Gibbons.
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Supreme Court
Hendrick
Sullivan
Arizona
Hendricks
Liberty
J. P. Christy
Apache County
St. Johns
Marion V. Gibbons
Mine Operators To Meet On Tax
Phoenix June 5 Representatives of the Arizona Small Mine Operators association will meet with the state tax commission at 2 pm June 12 to discuss whether federal premium payments are taxable. Operators say they cannot survive if taxed. the commission believes taxation would not cause undue hardship for small operators though it would mainly affect large mines.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Tax Commission
Counterfeit Slugs Found Guilty In Hammond Slot Scheme
Two men were sentenced in Hammond federal court to six months each after being found guilty of counterfeiting dime and quarter slugs used in illegal slot machines. They protested their innocence as the law was applied.
Builders Will Oppose Raises
The Phoenix dispute between Arizona contractors and construction trades workers returns to January tensions after a 15 cent hourly increase. Workers led by A L Williams seek an extra 20 cents for all but carpenters who want 25 cents, while Associated General Contractors and others vow to fight the higher pay as inflationary. Employers claim high costs already slow new building and wage scales exceed the national average. unions to meet Thursday night to decide next steps.
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Phoenix
U.P
Arizona
Construction Trades
A. L. Williams
Phoenix Building and Construction Trades Council
Associated General Contractors
Arizona Building Contractors
Tucson General Contractors
Williams
Gravel Pit Fall Kills Mesa Worker
A cave in in a Tempe gravel pit killed Bruce Maples age 23 of Mesa while he worked Wednesday afternoon.
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Tempe
Bruce Maples
Mesa
Phoenix Leads Nation in Housing Permits 1946
The office of housing expediter reports Phoenix completed or was building 6772 family dwelling units in 1946. Phoenix led all large metropolitan areas in federal housing authority permits issued by population ratio.
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Phoenix
Office of Housing
Federal Housing Authority
State Motor Fuel Tax Collected In April
The state collected 734,628.58 in motor vehicle fuel taxes for April. Superintendent M A Goodwin of the highway department reported the state will retain 499,307.73 and distribute 213,989.03 among the counties.
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Phoenix
M. A. Goodwin
Highway Department
Boys' State Lads To Meet Officials
Officials of Boys' State, gaining practical experience in democratic government, will meet real-life counterparts when the state legislature convenes for a special session Monday. Secretary of State Dan E. Garvey will introduce the boys to legislators.
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Flagstaff
Dan E. Garvey
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