Tiff May Cause Sownie Oyster City Magistrate Fallout
City Magistrate Lownie faces possible removal as party rifts grow over a recent release of a felon without bond. Four council members can remove him. Harlow Phelps questions timing while Republicans fault Lownie’s attitude. Jefferson Jackson Day barbecue in Phoenix draws 100 Tucson Democrats with Gov. Ed Johnson as speaker.
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Peter Sownie
Sownie
Lownie
Harlow Phelps
Asterday
Wnlie
South
Tucson
Phoenix
Santa Rita
Ed Johnson
Colorado
Don Hummel
Dick Jenkins
Cooper Won't Face Felony Complaint
Mrs. Charlotte Sheaffer alleged victim of a hotel room assault? Cooper, co-owner of Cactus Realty & Insurance Co., refused to sign a criminal complaint. Police said no felony charges could be filed without cooperation. Cooper pleaded innocent to misdemeanor drunk and disorderly conduct after booking at Flamingo Hotel.
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Charlotte Sheaffer
Cecil Thomas Cooper
Flamingo
Stone Ave
Ashby I. Lohse
Peter Lownie
Lohse
Cooper
Bond Vote Delayed in Pima County School Election
The Pima County Board of Supervisors planned to set an $8.5 million city school bond election date but a maturity date technicality stalled the plan. The school board had asked for a July 12 vote and awaits bond attorneys in Denver for guidance. If resolved soon, the election could be set for mid June with 30 days advertising.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Denver
Raw Cabbage Juice Cited as Ulcer Cure by Stanford Doctor
Stanford physician Dr. Garnett Cheney reports six years of cabbage juice use for ulcers. In 63 cases three weeks of juice plus bland diet healed most ulcers, with only three of 65 healing poorly due to scar tissue and liver damage.
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San Francisco
Stanford University
Garnett Cheney
Stanford Medical Bulletin
Cheney
Cohn School to Owen Photograph Exhibit Opens
An exhibit of photographs by students of the Arizona School of Photography and by Alfred and Margaret Cohn will be open to the public Sunday and Monday. Cohn is the director of the photography school and has won regional and national acclaim. Hours are 2 to 10 p.m. The school sits on North Swan Road north of River Road via Dodge Boulevard.
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Arizona School of Photography
Alfred
Margaret Cohn
Cohn
North Swan Road
River Road
Dodge Boulevard
Local Arizona Employers Praised for Military Leave Support
Tucson businessmen receive praise from Maj. Gen. Frank E. Fraser for granting military leave to employees for vital summer maneuvers. Fraser notes near full participation in National Guard drills, with 300 Tucsonans attending encampments at Gowen Field Idaho and Fort Huachuca Arizona. He says employer support reduces tax burden by enabling reserve training without pay loss.
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Tucson
Frank E. Fraser
Arizona
Army and
Air National Guard
Jaime Cote Mee
National Guard
Army
Air Guard
Fraser
Guard
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Gowen National Guard Air Base
Boise
Ida
158Th
Army National Guard
Frederick Stofft
Ft. Huachuca
Red Cross Seeks Volunteer Drivers
Red Cross needs volunteer drivers at the local chapter to deliver blood to hospitals and transport patients to appointments using Red Cross cars. Men and women 18 and over with a valid Arizona license in good health may volunteer half a day weekly by contacting Red Cross Headquarters at 222 S. Cherry Ave.
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Red Cross
Arizona
S. Cherry Ave
Festival Society Sets Annual Meet
The Tucson Festival Society will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at 135 W. Washington St. Mrs. Muriel Thayer Painter hosts. Voting members invited for business meeting and supper. New board members to be elected. two vacancies recently filled by Mrs. Dia Smalley Moore and Ralph Estrada. Reservations at the festival office.
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Tucson Festival Society
Muriel Thayer Painter
Washington St
E. Broadway
Dia Smalley Moore
Ralph Estrada
New Publicity Plan Urged for Southern Arizona
Charles W. Herbert of Western Ways Features urged the PimaCounty Board of Supervisors to fund a publicity drive next year. He cited 32 weeks of past effort placing Tucson stories in national magazines, with space valued at $450000 and costs to date totaling $7752. The Climate Club aided with 3200, proposing a $15000 annual plan to promote Southern Arizona and Sonora, with about eight thousand dollars from Pima County and Tucson and the rest from Nogales Hermosillo Guaymas and other Southern Arizona cities.
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Charles W. Herbert
Western Ways Features
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Arizona
Herbert
Tucson
Climate Club
Sonora
Pima County
Nogales
Hermosillo
Guaymas
Hoover Dam power cut cuts supply to three states
Hoover Dam output slashed by 35 percent due to low runoff silt buildup in Lake Mead and higher irrigation demand. Present output is 65 percent of normal for the year June 1955 to May 1956 allocations include Metropolitan Water District 35 percent and Los Angeles 17.5 percent with additional shares to Southern California Edison and various Arizona Nevada users.
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Boulder City
Nev
Hoover Dam
Nevada
Arizona
California
Bureau of Reclamation
Lake Mead
Metropolitan Water District
Southernifornia
Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles
Southern California Edison Co
Burbank
Pasadena
Amphitheater Men Plan Mt Lemmon Picnic and Dinner
The Amphitheater Men's Club will hold a picnic and potluck tomorrow at the club campsite on Mt Lemmon. Dinner starts at 1 p.m. followed by an entertainment program. All members and friends are invited per Club President Joe Richardson.
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Mt. Lemmon
Joe Richardson
Outlawing Smoking and Fires In Arizona Forests
The Associated Press reports nationwide forest fire danger in Arizona prompts a proclamation by Regional Forester Otto C. Lindh closing Sitgreaves lands to travel and imposing smoking and campfire bans. The move follows two fires burning about 1,700 acres with roughly $50,000 in losses.
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Arizona
Otto C. Lindh
Albuquerque
Holbrook
Forest Service
Lindh
Lakeside Ranger District
Sitgreaves National Forest
U. S. Highway 60
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
U. S
H. V. Allen
Sitgreaves
Allen
San Carlos Indian
Recreation Forecast Up Recreation Participation Rise Expected
Gilbert Ray of Pima county parks and recreation told supervisors that summer participation could top 1.0 million Tucsonans as new centers open and inquiries rise. He noted last year's nine week total exceeded 500000, with potential to double in 1955. The briefing occurred at the county fairgrounds with 50 staff and center supervisors present.
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Marian Bickel
Oral Tucker Ends 23 Years in Tucson Business
Oral W. Tucker retires after 23 years running Tucker Sales Agency and Store Equipment Co. in Tucson. He built a distributorship beginning in 1931, expanded to five states, and now closes the East Ft. Lowell Road store. He previously led the West Indian Training College in Jamaica.
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Oral W. Tucker
Tucker Sales Agency
Tucson
North Fourth Avenue
Tucker
East Ft. Lowell Road
Jamaica
Seventh Day Adventist Church
West Indian Training College
Mandeville
Oklahoma
South Western Junior College
Keene, Tex
Pacific Union College
Angwin
Calif
University of Arizona
Towncats
Chamber of Commerce
Refrigeration Service Engineers Society of Tucson
Mt. Lemmon Cooperative Water Co
Trico Electric Co
Oral II
Thomas
Law Hints Time Limit for Rezoning Applications
Rep David H Campbell announced plans to sponsor next year a measure to impose a time limit on rezoning requests in unincorporated Maricopa County. The move follows a unanimous Board of Supervisors decision to reject rezoning a five acre East Campbell Avenue site for multiple dwellings, with the board noting the applicant would trigger a new action under law.
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Phoenix
David H. Campbell
Maricopa
Campbell
Nickels Dimes Not For Steelworkers Pay Hike
Pittsburgh reports that the CIO United Steelworkers seek a sizable raise for 600000 steel workers with union president David J. McDonald saying nickels and dimes won’t suffice. Talks with U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones Laughlin Youngstown Inland and others recessed with resumption eyed around June 20.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The
Post-Gazette
Surplus Hearing Set for Two Phoenix Men
Judge J Smith Gibbons of Apache County Superior Court will preside over a preliminary hearing for C. W. Caywood and Harry Tompkins in Phoenix on June 20. They face charges of grand theft and conspiracy related to war surplus property, following a one man grand jury investigation led by Graham County Superior Judge Jesse Udall and Maricopa County Attorney W P Mahoney Jr.
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Phoenix
J. Smith Gibbons
Apache County Superior Court
C. W. Caywood
Harry Tompkins
Graham County
Jesse Udall
Maricopa County
W. P. Mahoney Jr
Ike Ribbed On Red Tape At Penn State Reactor Tour
President Eisenhower toured Penn State's new 312000 dollar atomic reactor joined by his youngest brother Milton S Eisenhower. Dean Eric Walker noted the reactor is privately funded and uranium will come from the Atomic Energy Commission. The president joked about government red tape and fuel delays. About 100 people welcomed him with a startled greeting.
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University Park
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Milton S. Eisenhower
Eric Walker
Atomic Energy Commission
Walker
Milton
Hyman Marinoff Dies In Beverly Hills
Word has been received of the death of Hyman Marinoff 55 a former Tucsonian in Beverly Hills Calif. He owned here several years ago the Town House He leaves his wife Rose sister of Mrs Julius Gore Tucson and two sons Funeral services were held in Beverly Hills.
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Hyman Marinoff
Deaths Today In The World: Noted Editors, Humorist, Designer
Clarence Howell 71 former assistant night managing editor of the New York Times dies age 71 in New York. Mrs Finley Peter Dunne 77 widow of Mr Dooley creator dies in Greenwich Connecticut. Dr I Arthur Anson 47 president Ben Franklin Refining Co dies in Tulsa Oklahoma. George Carmel 62 top designer in women's fashion dies in New York. Edward Winkler 79 horticulturist who developed Morning Glow carnation dies in Wakefield Massachusetts.
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Clarence Howell
New York
The
New York Times
Times News
Canada
Finley Peter Dunne
Greenwich, Conn
Finley
Peter Dunne
Chicago
Dooley
I. Arthur Anson
Tulsa
Okla
Dr. I. Arthur Anson
Ben Franklin Refining Co
Bell Oil & Gas Co
Baltimore
George Carmel
Poland
Edward Winkler Wakefield
Mass
Edward Winkler
Van Dam Found Guilty by Superior Court Jury
Marinus Van Dam, 45, was convicted by a superior court jury of cashing a check with insufficient funds at a Safeway store on March 14. Judge Herbert F. Krucker will sentence him at 10 a.m. next Wednesday. A federal hold order awaits after sentencing.
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Marinus van Dam
Herbert F. Krucker
van Dam
Jack I. Podret
Safeway
Marie S. Robers
Douglas Howard
Mrs Davison Dies In San Diego
Virginia Davison of 2534 E Blanton Dr died Thursday at San Diego Naval Hospital after surgery. She was wife of Capt George Davison USMC Ret and had lived in Tucson four years. She leaves her mother Sally O Neill and a daughter Mrs Edgar Hoepker now in Costa Rica. Funeral Mass Tuesday 9 am at hospital chapel. Burial at National Cemetery Ft Rosecrans. Funeral services by Johnson Saum Knobel Mortuary.
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Virginia Davison
E. Blanton
San Diego Naval Hospital
Hospital
Davison
George Davison
USMC
Tucson
Sally O'Neil
Edgar Hoepker
Costa Rica
San Diego
Johnson, Saum and Knobel Mortuary
National Cemetery
Ft. Rosecrans
Union official on probation for forgery in Phoenix
Jess Jackson Miller aged 47 of Phoenix received seven years probation after pleading guilty to forgery. Miller was former secretary and treasurer of Bakers Union Local 232 and was sentenced by Superior Judge Renz Jennings.
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Phoenix
Jess Jackson Miller
Miller
Bakers Union Local 232
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