Morning Star novel review by Hodson and Riesman noted
The Morning Star by James Lansdale Hodson is praised for its editor hero defending a liberal Greycastle paper against London control. The tale offers suspense and sharp newsroom detail, while Riesman’s The Lonely Crowd is praised for its interviews and sociological insights into American life and class.
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Saturday Review
Dorsey Guilty Of Drunk Driving
A superior court jury found Claude Dorsey guilty of drunken driving after a Feb. 19 arrest on South Sixth Ave. He faces sentencing at 9:15 Monday. Deputy County Atty. Robert F. Miller led the prosecution in Superior Court No. 3 with Judge Robert S. Tullar presiding. Rudolph Stone defended Dorsey. The jury deliberated 20 minutes.
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Justice Court
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Superior Court No. 3
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Court Owner Seeks Tax Relief From Assessments
The first valuation protest of the 1952 county board of equalization hearings was filed by Mrs. Fay Halbstein. The widow owns a six unit court at 2617 East Lee Street and asked that her assessments be lowered after a slight last year reduction and a higher this year due to remodeling. The board took the request under advisement.
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Mesa Elks Fined for Slot Machines in Clubhouse
Elks lodge No. 1781 in Mesa was fined 150 dollars after pleading guilty to a gaming charge from the Maricopa county grand jury. The indictment alleges the lodge used slot machines inside the clubhouse.
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Governor Soto to Attend Northwest Hotel Association Meet
Sursun Baily Tutzen reports Sonoran Governor Ignacio Soto will attend the second annual convention of the Northwest Hotel Association of Sonora at Hotel Fray Marcos de Niza in Nogales. Other state officials are expected to join the program.
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Hot Dog Saves Family in Chicago Fire Debacle
The Delvin family avoided injury after a dying fireplace log sparked drapes and set their collie Poochy ablaze. The quick act of smothering saved both dog and home while the family, insured by John Flanagan Insurance Agency, was left with only lost sleep.
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