Cars Will Get Power Brakes
Detroit report details expanding power assisted systems for autos. Air brake concepts may enable easy stopping with minimal pedal effort and a needle-sharp toe action. Power steering devices, some patent to fit under the car, promise easier parking and safety gains, especially for women drivers.
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Chrysler
California
Wilson Trial Cost County 1900 Dollars in First Trial
Bryce H. Wilson's seven day first trial cost the county about 1900 dollars as shown by the comptroller's vouchers. Grand jury expenses total 2555.80 by May 31 with 1875.65 paid to jurors. Major costs included jurors 1000 dollars judge 121.63 and reporter 156.89 plus transportation for witnesses Mildred Littler 210.94 and Peter White 114.06.
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Bryce H. Wilson
Wilson
Kelly
Yuma
Paul Eaton
Mildred Littler
Peter White
Littler
Colorado
White
Texas
Paper Bag Blinds Strong Arm Robbery Near Club
Ralph Doreme reports two men attacked him near the Latin American club on South Main street at 9 p.m. One man grabbed him, another struck the neck, a paper bag was placed over his head and his $50 watch was stolen. Shoes were discarded. only loose change remained.
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Ralph Doreme
W. Corral Jr
South Main Street
Doreme
Police Chief and Wife Travel for Funeral
Police Chief Don J. Hays and Mrs. Hays left Tucson for Wichita Kansas to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hays father. Hays had been in Washington for a national safety conference and returned Sunday to depart immediately for Wichita.
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Don J. Hays
Young Democrats meet in Tucson with state juvenile official
Noon meeting of the Young Democrats club of Tucson at the American Legion building 112 West Pennington Street features Danny Romero secretary of the board of directors of the state institutions for juveniles as guest speaker. Noon father and son day highlighted at Sunshine Kiwanis club gathering at the Santa Rita hotel.
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Young Democrats Club of
Tucson
American Legion Building
W. Pennington St
Danny Romero
State Institutions For
Sunshine Kiwanix Club
Santa Rita Hotel
Crash Victim Dies In Mesa
Gus Morales 21 son of Mr and Mrs Gustavo G Morales of 1104 S Fourth Ave Tucson dies from injuries after a crash near Apache Junction. He served in World War II and was born December 12 1929 in Los Angeles. Funeral plans by Parker Kerr mortuary include rosary at 8 p.m. There were other casualties. Arnold Mendosa 18 remains critical in Mesa and Carmen Gonzales 15 of 1081 S 10th Ave died in the same accident.
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Gus Morales
Mesa
Arnold Mendosa
Tucson
Carmen Gonzales
Luis Gonzales
S. 10Th Ave
Pioneer rancher Gifford Allaire dies at 72 in Cochise County
Cochise County mourns as Gifford Franklin Allaire a Willcox based rancher and father of Tucson police Captain James Allaire dies of a heart attack at his KLB ranch near Cochise Stronghold He was 72 native of New Jersey and lived in the area 68 years Surviving children include two sons James and Tom and four daughters Barbara Newmart Pauline DeWitt Mamie Farrar and Betty Howe Also survive his wife Lydia three stepchildren Lydia Davis John Hodges and Edgar Hodges Funeral services will be held at the Willcox Methodist church time to be announced.
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Cochise County
Gifford Franklin Allaire
KLB
Cochise
Tucson
New Jersey
Allaire
Willcox
Capt
James Allaire
City Police Department
Tom Allaire
Barbara Newmart
Pauline DeWitt
Delaware, Ark
Mamie Farrar
Portland
Ore
Betty L. Howe
Lydia
Lydia Davis
Steins Pass
John Hodges
Eager
Edgar Hodges
Judge Studies Twin Motions In Anthis Case
Judge Lee Garrett of the superior court considered two motions in the Nor man P. Anthis case. The state seeks a new trial while Anthis’ lawyer requests dismissal for lack of proof and argues the girl appeared mature enough to be an adult. A jury previously failed to reach a verdict.
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Lee Garrett
Superior Court
Norjman P. Anthis
Deputy
Robert F. Miller
Robert Barber
Anthis
Barber
Ask Road Unit To Continue Advisory Committee Work
The Arizona state highway commission urges its advisory committee to persist in its work despite the July 1 halt of the state tourist bureau referendum. The committee includes a member from each of 14 counties and was formed to assist in establishing the bureau and promoting Arizona’s tourist attractions.
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Phoenix
State Highway Commission
Commission
Arizona
Winslow adopts 1951 52 budget with praise from engineer
The Winslow commission approved a $25,275,000 construction budget for 1951-52 with no protests. City engineer Frank Goodman lauded the plan as the best he has seen in 24 years at the meetings. The funds would come from highway department revenues, and there is mention of future legislation to vote by the people in 1952.
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Frank Goodman
Winslow City
Commission
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