Ritchie Gripe Not At Truman But Advisers
President advisers faced criticism from Ritchie Gripe who accused handling of the presidential tour of snubs to party leaders in several states. Oregon and South Dakota denial followed as Gripe pressed for better engagement while Montana pledged support for Truman despite disappointment in tour management.
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Wil Ritchie
Truman
South Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Lester H. Loble
Loble
Ong
Lew Wallace
Portland
Ritchie
Araska
Island
Eugene Mahoney
Sioux Falls
S. D
Omaha
Mahoney
Wallace
Iowa
Nebraska
Orégon
Lower Coumbia
White House
Welfare revision efforts ed by Arizona interim committee
The sixteenth legislature interim committee will meet in Phoenix June 17 at the capitol to review welfare department merit system laws. Dr. R. M. Howard and Francis Ryley draft revisions aligning with committee findings. About $35,000 of a $50,000 appropriation may revert if payments to the two researchers are not authorized by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Welfare Department
Phoenix
Capitol Building
E. L. Jameson
R. M. Howard
Merit System Council
Francis Ryley
Public Administration, Inc
Welfare Department
James Ewing
Tucson
A. R. Spikes
Bowie
Lorna Lockwood
Sons
John Babbitt
Flagstaff
Senate
Dan Angius
Bisbee
J. B. Mead
Lloyd Henning
Holbrook
Reds Have Own Marshall Plan
Moscow presses Izvestia and Pravda announce Russia will boost economic aid to friendly nations while reducing reparations from Finland, Romania, and Hungary by fifty percent. editors attack U S aid in Europe as economic subjugation and vow to match U S output per head due to larger population.
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Moscow
Russia
Moscow Press
Izvestia
Pravda
Communist Party
Finland
Romania
Hungary
Europe
Higher Prices Paid For Farm Products
Arizona farmers on May 15 received higher average prices for produce than a month earlier, say the U S Department of Agriculture. Prices paid by farmers for living and production goods were slightly higher, while gains in livestock and vegetables offset declines in hay and grain. Purchasing power of all farm products rose about five points from April to May and eight points from a year earlier.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bluebonnet Farm Wins Arizona Egg-Laying Contest
Bluebonnet Farm of Texas leads the 26th Arizona egg laying contest as of late May under Supervisor Harry Embleton. Nelson Leghorn breeding farm of California sits second with W.8 Hannah & Sons of Michigan third. all hens are white Leghorns. Egg output shows 60.3 percent lay rate, Mortality runs 9.7 percent, 481 live birds reported to date. Floyd poultry breeding farm of Oklahoma leads May with 13 birds producing 313 eggs.
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Orval C. Groves Bluebonnet Farm
Texas
Arizona
Harry Embleton
Nelson Leghorn Breeding Farm
California
Hannah & Sons
Michigan
Floyd Poultry Breeding Farm
Okla
Charter Cosmopolitan Club Member Honored
The club will honor the only living charter member George Green at the annual picnic. Plans for the event were set during Monday’s meeting at 134 South Myers Street. The group also discussed buying baseball equipment for the Better Boys club, a Cosmopolitan sponsor for boys aged 12 to 16.
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Cosmopolitan Club
George Green
South Myers Street
Better Boys Club
Romance Died as Princess Riccardi Suit Proceeds
Newark New Jersey June 9 A federal court heard evidence that the romance between Princess Doris Farid Es Sultaneh and Constantino Riccardi cooled after December 1945. Riccardi 63 is on trial for illegal transportation across state lines of 18000 worth of the princess household goods from Morristown to his Phoenix home. The princess testified she sent four shipments Sept to Dec 1945 then demanded return in April 1946. She had accepted a marriage proposal from Riccardi but learned his wealth and Arizona estate tale was false.
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Newark
N. J
Doris Farid-Es Sultaneh
Constantino
Riccardi
Guy L. Fake
Morristown
Phoenix
Shah of Persia
Arizona
S. S. Kresge
City Briefs: Masonic, DeMolay and IOOF Meetings
Local notices list several gatherings scheduled for Thursday evening in Tucson. Tucson lodge No 4 will confer the end degree at the Masonic temple 160 South Scott street. Arizona chapter No 1 DeMolay meets at the De Molay hall. The 43rd quarter master laundry detachment meets at the reserve corps offices near Tucson Municipal airport. Redeemer Lutheran church workers meet at 200 East Yavapai road. Pima lodge No 3 IOOF confers the second degree at the Odd Fellows hall 135144 South Sixth avenue.
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Tucson Lodge No. 4
F & AM
Masonic Temple
South
Scott Street
Arizona Chapter
DeMolay
43Rd
Quartermaster
Reserve Corps
Tucson
Mission Workers of the Redeemer Lutheran Church
East
Yavapai Road
Pima Lodge No
IOOF
Odd Fellows Hall
Sixth Avenue
Holtsnider Elected President of Arizona Wholesale Grocers
George Holtsnider of Safford was elected president of the Arizona Wholesale Grocers association at its quarterly meeting in Phoenix. Other officers named include Joe Keyes of Biskerson Phoenix as secretary-treasurer.
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Phoenix
George Holtsnider
Safford
Arizona Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Joe Keyes
Biskerson
Mt Lemmon Offers Ideal Living
Arizona’s Mt Lemmon area in the Catalina Mountains is advertised as a year round healthful climate. The piece highlights cool dry air nine to ten months a year, high altitude pine forests, and a growing Summerhaven community with lodges cottages and recreational activities. Reservations can be made by phone.
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Arizona
Llopes
Catalina Mountains
Mt. Lemmon
Summerhaven
Nunez Service Set For Pfc Clarence Nunez
A memorial mass will be sung at Holy Family church at 8 a.m. Saturday for Pfc. Clarence F. Nunez who died on the Ledo road in Burma on January 21, 1945. Burial will follow at Holy Hope cemetery with American Legion post officiating. rosary is Friday at 8 p.m. at the family home. Nunez, a Tucson native, served since March 1943 with Company G, 475th Infantry, and is survived by his parents, two brothers, and four sisters.
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Holy Family Church
Clarence F. Nunez
Ledo Road
Burma
Holy Hope Cemetery
Cocio-Estrada
American Legion
Tucson
North
13Th Avenue
Pfc. Nunez
Roskruge
475Th Infantry
Prospero Nunez
Juan
George
Edilia
Maria del Carmen
Josefina
Elena
Phoenix Union High Budget Soars 40 Percent for 1948-49
The Phoenix Union High School district adopted a budget of 3,747,572.68 for 1948-49, about 40 percent above last year. Superintendent Dr. E. W. Montgomery cited higher salaries, improvements, more teachers, and rising material costs as key reasons for the increase.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Union High School System
E. W. Montgomery
Local Arizona Schools Budget Totals 1947 48
The Tucson Daily Citizen reports on multiple Phoenix area schools including Union high North Phoenix Union Phoenix Technical Carver High and Phoenix Junior College. The 1947 48 district budget stands at 2 662 190 28 dollars.
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Nnx Union High School
North Phoenix High School
Phoenix Technical School
Carver High School
Phoenix Junior College
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Roy Drachman
Reds
United States
America
Bluebonnet Farm
Charter Cosmopolitan Club
Tucson Merchants Association Credit Bureau
Makers of
S. Meyer
S. 6Th Ave
Sonotone
W. L. Fawcett
South Scott
House of Hearing
West
Mier Seashore
Pacific
Old Mexico
Jai Alsi
Herry S. Ward
Finest Hole del Hotel
U. S
Coronado
Bay
San Diego
Santa Rita Hotel
Nunez
Broadwey
Greyhound
South Sixth Ave
Velveeta
NUCOA
RINSO
Livingston
Tucson Daily Citizen
GET America
Pop
Pia
Bulova
Parker
S1” ST
East Congress
Osea da Aan
F.H.A
Sixth Ave
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