East Broadway Paving Battle Ends in Rescission
The East Broadway dispute over a 64 foot paving plan and recessed curbs was resolved when the mayor and city council rescinded their prior order after Broadway property owners urged delay to secure a six lane right of way. Attorney B G Thompson led the appeal with petitions from 68 residents. Also discussed was a proposed Arizona native zoo exhibit at Randolph Park with Dr. Raymond J. Hock and Phil J. Martin Jr. presenting plans for a 200 area in a natural setting.
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Norman Harrington
Broadway
City Council
John Murphy
Campbell Avenue
Country Club Road
Arizona
Noman’s Land
Murphy
B. G. Thompson
Broadway Improvement Association
Personnen
Monte Mans
Tucson
Randolph Park
Dr. Hock
Miami Doctor's Son Drowns In Pool
Eugene Harris five-year-old son of Dr I E Harris head surgeon at Miami hospital drowned last night in an old tailings dump pool on the outskirts of the city.
Tucson Water Revenue Bonds Bid Tight As Rates Differ Narrowly
Tucson sold 500000 in water revenue bonds with bids separated by only 0.0001 percent. Henry Dahlberg & Co won at 0.0466579 percent, four bids total. other bidders included Hals ey Stuart & Co Harriman Ripley & Co and John Nuveen & Co. The average rate for the 1250000 bond issue was 1.95 percent.
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Tucson
Henry Dahlberg & Co
Halsey Stuart & Co
Harriman Ripley & Co
John Nuveen & Co
Schumacher-Tucson Heights
L. M. White Contracting Co
San Xavier Rock & Sand Co
Pioneer Constructors
North Highland
East Waverly
Tucson flood control plan earmarks 200000 for land rights
Pima County postwar planning board approves a 200000 allotment in next year’s budget to begin buying right of way for a seven mile Tucson flood control dyke and channel. County officials note total rights of way may cost about 500000 and suggest a three year acquisition period.
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Tucson
J. Homer Boyd
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Planning Board
W. G. Bodell
Blackridge Drive
Glenn
Campbell Avenue
Billito
Tucson-Florence
West 44Th Street
South Sixth Avenue
Ellis
Liquor License Hearing Delayed as Board Reconsiders North Tucson Plan
The Pima County Board of Supervisors postponed decisions on the John Fazio 3750 5th Ave liquor permit and the North Tucson Boulevard improvement district. Protesters led by Rev. Earl A. Keener opposed Fazio’s beer license, citing a school nearby and existing churches. The board slated a 2 p.m. decision for July 3 and returned the district project for revaluation to address protests and budget concerns.
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Tucson Boulevard
John Fazio
6Th Ave
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Fazio
South 6Th Avenue
Land Indian School Road
Earl A. Keener
Palmdale
Eees
Government Heights
Npehalf
North Tucson Boulevard
East Adams Street
North
North Bentley Avenue
North Bentley
Adams
East Adams
East Lee
South Sixth Avenue
West 44Th Street
Jarea
East Seneca Street
Tolup
East Grant Road
Deep
Wakefield Improvement District
Nogales Highway
North Forgens
East Linden Street
Oral W
Tucker
Lawrence J. Lewis
Silverbell and
Cortaro
Farms Roads
Laura Grimmett
Rehearing Sought in Fraternal Election Case
Attorney Fred W. Fickett seeks a rehearing of seven alleged errors by the Arizona Supreme Court in Garcia versus Sedillo over election of the Southwestern fraternal insurance organization’s president. The case, heard by Judge C. C. Faires in Globe, saw Garcia reversed and installed as president with back pay from August 20, 1948.
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Fickett
C. B. Sedillo
High Tribunal
Southwestern Fraternal Insurance Organization
Sedillo
Gregorio Garcia
C. C. Faires
Globe
Supreme Court
Garcia
Chateau Bigot
Quebec
Pepe
Willjto
I ‘Uma Nature
Nicole
Jean V. Allard
Pellee
Clyde
Lewis
Alianza
Greg Garcia
Ean
VFW
Allard
Letter to president sparks Internal VFW feud and debates
An exchange centers on a VFW letter to the president criticizing organizational influence and urging reconsideration of a ruling. The document cites disagreements over evidence of elector voting and praises Finletter as a qualified secretary of the air force amid broader discussions of public service and leadership.
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Lewis
Dent
Thomas K. Fin
Air Force
Finletter
United World Federalists
Nicole
Inc
VFW
Yen
Washington
United States
Migratory Crew Rescued After Atlantic Plane Crash
Thirty seven survivors were rescued by the USS Saufley about 275 miles east northeast of Miami after a twin engine aircraft carrying migratory workers from Puerto Rico crashed into the Atlantic. Five bodies were spotted and 23 remained unaccounted for. Survivors were in good condition and not wearing life jackets.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Cope
Seach Ae Pit
Om Page
Saufley
Cmdr
Hershell Sanders
St. Petersburg
Westair Co
Joseph Halsey
Seattle, Wash
William Holleran
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Wilmington
N.C
Nassau
Tucson
Bahamas
Coast Guard Air Sea Rescue Headquarters
Msos
Sicilian Bandit Chief Surrenders and Savold Beats Woodcock in London
Rome reports Antonio Sciortino Sicily s No 2 bandit chief surrendered to police willingly after a hunt led by Col Igo Luca. In London at White City Stadium Lee Savold defeated Bruce Woodcock to claim the British and European world heavyweight titles, Woodcock retiring after the fourth round due to a bad cut.
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Rome
Antonio Ilortino
Sicily
Salvatore Giuliano
Sciortino
Igo Luca
Iuliano
White City Stadium
Lowdom
Lee Savold
Bruce Woodcock
California and Iowa Vote in Bitter Primary Battles for Senate
Voters in California and Iowa backed leading figures in U S Senate races as Earl Warren and Hickenlooper won large primary leads. California GOP nominating contests also saw James Roosevelt and Loveland gain support in a six man field while South Dakota and Nebraska races shaped the GOP and Democratic scenes. Early returns indicated a sharp division over the Brannan farm plan amid a crowded field and shifting allegiances.
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United Press
Helen Gahagan
Doug
Brannan
Las
Manchester
Boddy
Los
Towa
Nelson G'Kraschel
Geles
Con
U.S. Senate
California
New Mexico
South
Gressman
Otha Wearin
Sen.Sheridan
Akota
Alvin P. Meyer
Downey
Richard Nixon
Ernest J. Seemann
GOP
Bourke Hickenlooper
W. M. Shaw
Albert J. Loveland
Iowa
South Dakota
Sen
Chan Gure
Francis Case
Hickenlooper
Earl F. Wisdom
Harry B. Thompson
Case
Earl Warren
Gurney
Love
James Roosevelt
Land
Franklin D.clarity
Roosevelt
Marine Air
Joe Foss
Warren
Loveland
Bby
California Law
Hisj
Roose
John A. Engle
Velt
California Senate
Karl Mundt
Six Drops Of Rain Noticed And Weather Notes
Rain drops were seen early with more forecast for tonight as warm Tucson sets up for cooler weather. Democratic senatorial nomination races are noted with candidates including Clinton Anderson and Edwin Mechem, while GOP lines include William 8. and others.
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Tucson
New Mexico
David Chavez Jr
Tennis Chavez
Karl M. le Coronte
Ben F. Jensen
Thomas F. Martin
William 8
Lester 3Illée
Myron J. Bennett
Des Moines
Index turfman Charles S. Howard dies
Noted turf figure Charles S. Howard, longtime index man in the racing world, dies. The obituary notes his contributions to the sport and his influence on racing circles.
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Louis St. Laurent
Canada
International Limited
Grand Trunk Western Canadian National Rail
Eago
Dearborn
Montreal
Chicago
East Broadway
F. G. Priser Charles] Brady
Stag Grill
Solon
Hayden
Ur—Hayden
W. M. Gemmell
Polly Rosenbaum
Gemmell
Rosenbaum
Gila County
Adams Street
County’ Recreation” Department
Alvernon and Speedway
Ivernon
Gilbert Ronstadt
Sostwar Planning Board
H. S
E. A. Wilson
Esther Rrainetti
N. Stone Ave
Robert A.1st Garcia
E. 36Th St
Lim
D Chew
E. Speedway
Ask
Kitomium
Ocean
Truman
Ness Romero
Arizona Supreme ‘Court
Alianza Hispano-Ameriican
Olday
Atty
Fred W. Fickett
Arrens
Ronald der
Palmer
Mase
U. S. Army
Pvt
del. Hike
Col
Dorsey
Philippine Army
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Supreme
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Stesses
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London
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