Parkman Seeks State Corporation Commission Post
Tucson attorney Timothy D. Parkman announced his candidacy for the state corporation commission seat in the Republican primary. Appointed last year by Gov. Howard Pyle after Wilson T. Wright’s death, Parkman cites prior investigations into the commission and a repaired motor carrier division as proof of progress and efficiency. He, his wife Elizabeth Ann, and daughter Rosalie reside at River Road and Maple Boulevard.
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Timothy D. Parkman
Tucson
State Corporation Commission
Commission
Parkman
Howard Pyle
Wilson T. Wright
Wright
Atty
Ross Jones
The
Corporation Commission
Arizona
Fordham
New York
Redding, Greeley & O'Shea
Elks
Old Puebl Club
Knights of Columbus
Elizabeth Ann
Rosalie
River Road
Maple Boulevard
Gruwell Named YMCA Vice President in U S and Canada
Hugh C. Gruwell, president of the First National Bank in Phoenix, has been named vice-president of the YMCA's of the United States and Canada. The appointment expands his duties within the national organization.
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Gruwell
U. S
Canada
Y’s
Phoenix
Hugh C. Gruwell
First National Bank
YMCA
United States
Hunter Released In Fatal Shooting
Ernest Cervantez 33 of Superior was released from Gila County jail after being held for investigation in a hunting death. Sheriff Jack Jones said no charges would be filed. Cervantez and Veciente Cortez hunted north of Young. Cortez was found dead from a single bullet fragment. An inquest was held in Young with Bill Turner presiding.
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Cortez
Cervantez
U S Seeks Allies to Block Communist Arms to Guatemala
Washington reports pledges of cooperation from several nations to curb Communist arms shipments to Guatemala. Secretary of State Dulles cites a reign of terror hindering Guatemala’s ability to expel Communists. Guatemalan exiles in Mexico City claim Arbenz and top Red leaders may resign if guaranteed safety. Navy shadows vessels suspected of carrying arms.
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Washington
United States
Guatemala
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Mexico City
Jacob Arbenz
Red
Arbenz
National Army
Alfhem
U. S. Navy
Summer Library Set At Government Heights
A summer library program opens at Government Heights school 150 W Ajoway in the multipurpose room. It runs 9 30 to 11 50 a m every Tuesday and Thursday through August 12 with books for all ages and an invitation to the public.
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Government Heights School
W. Ajoway
School
Parent-Teachers Association
Blind Banker Wills Sum To Police Relief Fund
Harrisburg banker George W. Reily probate reports reveal a will leaving 2000 dollars to the city police relief fund in gratitude for officers who helped him cross streets after his sight failed. Reily died Saturday.
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Harrisburg
George W. Reily
City Police
Reily
Four Seek Re election In Graham County
Four Graham County officials announce candidacy for re election including Wilford Hamblin county school superintendent Ruskin Lines county attorney Mrs Cleora Hancock clerk of superior court and Mrs Lola Hubbard county treasurer.
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Safford
Graham County
Wilford Hamblin
Ruskin Lines
Cleora Hancock
Lola Hubbard
David S Wine Enters Race For State Representative
David S Wine of Pima county district No 1 Ajo announced his candidacy for re election to the state house of representatives subject to the Democratic primary on Sept 7 He previously considered a seat on the state corporation commission but chose to run for the legislature to better serve his district He was appointed to complete the late Rep Oscar C Cole term and has served on appropriations labor and live stock and lands committees He is a 27 year old Harvard law graduate and former Pima county supervisor with a law office in Ajo He served in WWII and the Korean War and was assistant state attorney general prior to joining the legislature
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David S. Wine
Pima County
Ajo
House of Representatives
Wine
State Corporation Commission
Commission
Sunshine Climate club reelects officers and sets 124900 budget
The Sunshine Climate club re elected officers and adopted a 124 900 budget for community tourist promotion. Frank Drachman remains president with Robert Paulin as first VP and William B Pyle as second VP. The budget includes 42500 for National Geographic Holiday and Sunset ads, 26750 for promotional publicity, 6000 for a survey, and an 8 percent reserve.
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Sunshine Climate Club
Frank Drachman
Robert Paulin
William B. Pyle
J. M. Sakiison
Arthur Pack
National Geographic
McCann-Erickson
Tucson
Notable Names Listed in Local Community Roundup
J M Sakiison Wayne Sanders Howard Selby Ben Wallis Harold Warnock Col C H Welch and R B Williams are named in a local round up of residents and officials referenced in this brief.
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J. M. Sakiison
Wayne Sanders
Howard Selby
Ben Wallis
Harold Warnock
Col. C. H. Welch
R. B. Williams
Swimsuit Gift Hesitates Over Boxer or Brief Style
An ad promotes men’s swim shorts by Jantzen and Gantner, highlighting a key gift choice he hesitates to buy. It pitches a large selection of boxer and brief styles with prices around 3.95 and other options from 2.98 to 5.95.
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America
Sunbeam
Wilson Bros
Weldon
Palm Beach
ARROW
Jantzen
Gantner
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E. Pennington
U.S
Government Heights
Dad
Elmer
Paul
ECO
David Wine
Eighth U. S. Army
Korea
Club
G. Clarke Bean
Clarence A. Betts
George Bland
Harry V. Cameron
Edward B. Carmack
George W. Chambers
Roy B. Drachman
William J. Ellison
Russell B. Fairgrieve
Thomas B. Freeman
Ray T. Hanks
Fletcher Haskell
Alex G. Jacome
W. Travis Jones
John Joynt
Albert Lent Jr
Aaron Levy
Walter Lovejoy
Hyman Myerson
W. B. Pyle
Jacome's
N. 1St Ave
Broducke
Stone
Pennington
Wwea
V . San Qeaq
Ane
Jacome’s
Father
Cricketeer
Varsity Town
Michaels-Stern
Buxton
Rolf
Paris
Hickok
Swank
Heleproof
Jacome
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