Provisions Of New Traffic Code Will Be Law On July 1
The new uniform traffic code adopted by the state legislature becomes effective July 1. The code covers lane rules on multi lane roads, following distances, restricted access and controlled highway use, and required signals for turning. It prescribes turning and signaling methods and places for hand and arm signals for drivers and warns against unsafe curve or crest turning and starting parked vehicles.
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Daily Citizen
Commission
Davis-Monthan
Beard Cost Him Job in Kansas City Arbitration
An arbitration panel ruled Howard Hatfield 30 not entitled to reinstatement after growing a beard to celebrate Kansas City's centennial. The delivery firm cited a company rule and Hatfield said he refused to shave, though he planned to keep the beard until July 4. He has new employment and his beard is praised by the new boss.
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Kansas City
Howard Hatfield
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Drama Tonight Ends Summer Thespians Show
The Summer Thespians stage the final performance of The Importance of Being Earnest at Safford Junior High Auditorium with director Jack Thomas leading cast members Ramon Cadiz, Manning, O’Neill, Mary Kate Zan, and Jeanie Hughes. A 4 H quartet heads to the national conference in Washington, D C, after an outdoor banquet that capped a four day club roundup and awarded ribbons to top winners. The event runs June 14 to 21 in the nation’s capital.
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Mary Kate iZan
Jeanie Hughes
the Thespians
Washington
D. C
University of Arizona
Patty Cunningham
Coolidge
Betty Joe Tompkins
Phoenix
Robert Fuller
Mesa
Jerry Cannon
Yuma
Kenneth L. McKee
Coast Painters End Six-Week Strike In New Agreement
About 300 members of the Painting and Decorating Contractors Association voted to accept a contract ending a six week painters strike. The agreement, drafted by contractor and AFL union negotiators, sets wages at 2.20 per hour for an eight hour day until Oct 1 and 2.38 per hour for a seven hour day thereafter. Eight thousand painters would return to work Tuesday if locals approve Monday.
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AFL Painters Union
Pima County Board Hears Tax Protests and Approves Transfers
The Pima County Board of Supervisors heard protests on personal property and real estate valuations, taking all protests under advisement. They called for bids on a mobile X-ray unit for the county hospital and approved transferring a fire truck to the Santa Cruz County Airport with use restrictions tied to airport service.
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Pima
Mrs. Gerletti Declines State Gambling Committee Post
Tucson chairwoman designate Mrs. F. J. Gerletti says she will not join the state committee for gambling control. She refused the position after the leaders failed to answer questions to her satisfaction about the movement to legalize gambling.
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F. J. Gerletti
Congress Adjourns With Key Votes Planned
In recess until Monday the Senate House conference committee seeks agreement on a bill authorizing additional price support funds. Congress agreed to vote to extend rent controls after a 12 hour filibuster by Senator Cain and Senator Knowland pressed Truman to release the Forrestal diary for the Amerasia case. A banking subcommittee heard of a firm with a $400000 RFC loan later bankrupt and now worth $5000000. Agriculture urged curbs on coffee speculators. Labor heard conflicting oil import impacts. House Ways and Means backed a 30 percent capital gains tax on US investments by aliens.
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James W. Forrestal
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Local Auxiliary Presents Flag to Treasury Official
Mrs. John Thomas will travel to Washington D C on Monday to present a handmade silk American flag to John Snyder secretary of the treasury. She was chosen by Mrs. William Burns flag chairman of the local unit to accompany the Liberty Bell exhibit to be placed in the treasury. Snyder will receive the gift in June as the local organization sends the flag with the state’s bell.
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Hoover and King George In News From Washington
Social notes from Washington report Herbert Hoover and King George as figures in capital discourse. A 21 year old Alexandria Virginia man and a 27 year old Washington man are named in brief mentions.
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King George
Washington
Alexandria
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