State Of Sonora Gets Second Video Station
Hermosillo reports a second Sonoran television station opened within two weeks. Local businesses allied with a farm and company to erect the capital's first TV station while Obregon and Amter Stina monitor the expansion.
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Ike Aide Adams Accused of Aiding Boston Friend
Washington reports say President Eisenhower aides denied any special favor to Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine tied to longtime friend Shermes Adams. House investigators seek records as they weigh alleged hotel bill payments and possible preferential treatment.
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Angry Woman Wins Tax Relief On Property Assessments
Mrs. Edgar Romo won partial relief at a Pima County equalization hearing reducing one business property assessment from 5330 to 4150. The session approved 18 of 111 complaints while other residents also received adjustments for errors and mis valu ations on properties including homes and undeveloped land near Oracle road.
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Calle Belleza
Pima County Board of Supervisors
E. Speedwey
E. Campbell Ave
Speedway
Campbell
Tve
Romo
William E. Wooley
Peck
Wooley
Henrietta H. Franklin
S. 6Th Ave
Josep Caccopa
Oracle Road
Pima Wesa
Benjamin Weiss
Wilmot
Robert J. Clark
W. Ain Way
Kinney Rd
Onie McCord
E. Spestway
Lilian Ryan
N. Maria Ave
Opposition to Braceros Gets Hearing in House Subcommittee
A House Agriculture subcommittee held a third session to wind up hearings on extending the Mexican farm labor program beyond July 1, 1949. Growers from Texas New Mexico California and Arizona criticize Labor Department wage formulas and delays that push growers to seek domestic workers at higher rates, while unions press for the extension and witnesses include labor leaders and groves appeals.
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Labor Department
United States
Texas
New Mexico
California
Arizona
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Michigan
Keefe First Candidate To File Petitions In County Race
Frank Keefe a retired city police captain and Democratic candidate for Pima County sheriff was the first to file nominating petitions at the county elections office. July 11 marks the filing start for remaining petitions as up to 11 people submitted papers by noon. Also filing were Democrats Egar Are Dececrets and Dennis DeConcal for Precinct 3 and incumbent Democrat Sheriff Jama Clark amid Republican entries.
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Frank Keefe
Symington Named In FCC Probe
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri linked to a House investigation of the FCC over Channel 2 in St Louis. Testimony tied Symington to a 1955 telegram seeking action on behalf of Missouri constituents.
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D-Mo
Federal Communications
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Iolp
FCC
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EYVI
St. Louis
Stzod
Harry Tenenbaum
St. Louis Invesment
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KTVI
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Florida
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Miami
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Angland
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Tonesbiem
Missouri
Dance Will Promote All Indian Powwow
FLAGSTAFF a dance Saturday will be the first in a series of events sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to stir interest in the annual Southwestern All Indian Powwow. The Powwow, to be held July 1946, is closed to all but Indian contestants. Joe Babbit, Jaycee Powwow their man, said several other Western events are being planned to publicize the Indian rodeo.
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Chaimber
Cammerce
Joe Babbit
Sputnik II To Be Visible Early Friday in Tucson
Tucson Moonwatchers report Sputnik II and its carrier rocket visible Friday morning with a south to north-northeast pass over Tucson at 3 25 a m and a rocket follow 28 minutes later on a south-southwest to northeast track both naked eye sightings aid from University of Arizona observers noted Sputnik III earlier at 4 24 a m with an overhead pass and 15 end over end tumbles observed during its 2 minute passage
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Tucson
Don Strittmatter
University of Arizona
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Prisoners Plea Change Noted in Federal Arraignments
Judge Walsh warned Antonio Cardenas Romero that changing to innocent would avoid a five year minimum. Eighteen defendants were arraigned in U S District Court. twelve pleaded guilty and will be sentenced Monday. José Montoya Parra remained innocent. Juan Chavez Flores faces special hearing Monday before sentencing.
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James A. Walsh
Parra
Romero
U. S
José Montoya-Parra
U.S
Juan Chavez-Flores
Passport Racketeers Target U S Passports From Palermo Ring
The United States reports an international passport ring based in Palermo Italy altered and sold U S passports. Eight in the United States and three abroad were arrested with several fugitives in Europe. Passports were stolen or collected in Milan Rome Naples and Messina and altered in Palermo before sale.
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Italy
Washington
U. S
Palermo
State Department
United States
Ying
Europe
Milan
Rome
Naples
Messena
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N. J
Owen P. McShane
McShane
Immigration Service
Giacomo Siraghusa
Elizabeth City
N. I
Department
Palermo Ring
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