Dave Smith Seeks Justice of Peace Post in Democratic Primary
Tucson resident and police veteran Dave Smith announced his candidacy for precinct one justice of the peace, resigning from the Arizona highway patrol after five years. The 33-year-old candidate, a Navy veteran and Korea War reenlistee, plans an equitable justice platform and is active in safety education programs with Air Force bases and juvenile initiatives. He is married with two children and lives at 6002 E 21st St. incumbent is James M. Howsare.
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David F
Dave) Smith
Justice of Peace
Smith
Arizona Highway Patrol
Tucson
Amphitheater
Tucson High School
University of Arizona
U. S. Navy
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Marana Air Force Base
Fathers and Plasterers Unions
First Baptist Church
Fraternal Order of Police
Dorothy Condron
Sharon
David II
E. 21St St
James M. Howsare
Salvage Of Nippon Warships To Start In New Guinea
Divers begin operations to salvage nearly 200 Japanese warships and merchantmen sunk in Rabaul and Bougainville harbors during World War II. Captain J Johnstone, who previously recovered gold from the Niagara, leads the first dive. The project is financed by G W Miller Proprietary Ltd which holds salvage rights to the wrecks.
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Sydney
Australia
New Guinea
Rabaul Harbor
J. Johnstone
New Zealand
G. W. Miller Proprietary, Ltd
Rabaul
Bougainville
Mundt Seeks Quick Pentagon Clearance Decisions
Sen. Mundt backs Democratic push to speed Pentagon replies on security clearance applications for two Senate investigations subcommittee appointees. McClellan and Mundt urge a yes or no, arguing delays of 14 to 15 months harm individuals and raise questions about loyalty amid the McCarthy hearings.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Pentagon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Sen. McClellan
Arkansas
Defense Department
McClellan
Subcommittee
McCarthy
Army
Symington
D-Mo
McCarthy Army
Wisconsin
the Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Pvt. G. David Schine
McCarthy, Cohn
Carr
Council Holds Budget Line On Planning and Zoning Office
Tucson council members kept the city contribution to the planning and zoning commission budget at last year’s level of 23 000 despite a rise in the joint budget to 94 432. Budget officer Scudder urged 16 000, arguing city tax share should be 16 percent while county residents pay 84 percent. council approved maintaining city funds and leaving any increase to the county. Also considered were funds for expanded Menlo Park Pueblo Gardens Roy Robison school areas and clerical help totaling 1 250 for added office work. A suggestion to raise water rates instead of property taxes was proposed to spread costs beyond city residents. The council plans to resume budget hearings Monday.
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Stevens
Adams
Schine
Carr
H. Struve Hensel
McCarthy
Mundt
Sen
Dworshak
R-Idaho
Potter
R-Mich
Army
Quantico
McClellan
Eisenhower
Tucson
W. L. Scudder
Scudder
Loveless Gardner
Menlo Park
Pueblo Gardens
Roy Robison
A. Gordon Kimball
Harlow D. Phelps
Richard Summers
Sister Lelia Merrick Burial Held For Reverend Sister
Funeral mass was said for Sister Lelia Merrick at Holy Hope cemetery after her death at St Marys hospital. Born January 29 1887 in County Mayo Ireland she took vows March 19 1916 in St Louis with the Sisters of St Joseph. Survived by brother Matt Merrick and sister Mrs Timothy McGuire of Chicago. Reilly funeral home handled arrangements.
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Lelia Merrick
St. Mary’s Hospital
Holy Hope Cemetery
Sister Merrick
County Mayo
Ireland
St. Louis
Sisters of St. Joseph's
Kansas City
Nationalists Retain World Labor Rights
In Geneva Nationalist China kept full voting rights at the ILO despite Communist bloc opposition. An ILO finance committee report showing 883,871 dollars in arrears sparked debate. A US backed resolution concluding arrears were beyond China's control passed 133 to 48.
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Geneva
Switzerland
China
International Labor Organization
Communist Bloc
ILO Finance Committee
ILO
U. S
Movie Split Awaits Judge in Hayward Barker Divorce
In Burbank California Superior Court Judge Herbert V Walker gave 50 days for briefs in the Hayward Barker divorce case as Susan Hayward and Jess Barker await a decision. The judge stressed the twins welfare and did not rush a ruling while Hayward films with John Wayne in Utah.
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Burbank
Calif
Susan Hayward
Jess Barker
Herbert V. Walker
S. S. Hahn
Hahn
Utah
John Wayne
Martin Gang
Miss Hayward
Barker
Conflict over matching welfare funds cleared by opinion
Arizona officials reported that a conflict between federal welfare law and the Arizona Administrative Review Act has been resolved. Attorney General Ross F. Jones said the opinion aligns with federal Social Security Administration requirements, allowing continued use of matched funds while permitting court reviews that are reviews rather than new trials.
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Arizona
Atty
Ross F. Jones
San Francisco
Social Security Administration
R. Dean Burch
Douglas Holsclaw
R-Pima
State Welfare Department
Ross Jones
Jones
Uncertain World Perplexes Chiefs
Adm. Arthur Radford tells defense leaders in secret session that the next war is unpredictable and could be short or long, urging greater reliance on combat ready forces while rejecting sole reliance on atomic power. Eisenhower attends, with discussions on research, weapon tech, and manpower plans to draft reserves into a three million strong pool.
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Quantico
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
Radford
Defense Secretaries
Defense Department
Armed Forces
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Washington
Marine Corps
Marine Base
Clifton B. Cates
Marine Corps Schools
Secretary OF
Defense Wilson
John M. Hannah
Secretary of Defense
Hannah
Congress
National Security Council
Air Force
Rock Island Orders Jet Rocket Train
The Rock Island lines announced a light weight high speed passenger train of a new and revolutionary type and said it is the first railroad in the country to order such a train. The tentative name Jet Rocket may roll ahead of Train X touted by Robert R. Young at the New York Central.
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Chicago
Rock Island Lines
Rock Island
Robert R. Young
New York Central
Turnpike Fever Grips U S Investment Scene
The piece describes a surge in toll road funding as Kentucky auctions 38.5 million in turnpike bonds for a Louisville to Elizabethtown route and New York Thruway Authority issues 300 million for a NYC to Buffalo corridor. It notes rapid expansion, looming questions about traffic support, and the history of toll roads from ancient times to early American turnpikes.
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New York
Kentucky
Louisville
Elizabethtown
New York State Thruway Authority
New York City
Buffalo
Wall Street
America
United States
U. S
West Virginia Turnpike
New Jersey
George S. McKelvey Jr
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Syria
Babyon
Mohegan
CIO Textile Head Attacks President at NYC Event
Emil Rieve head of the CIO Textile Workers of America and senior vice president of the CIO denounced the Eisenhower administration saying it favors profits over workers. He spoke at a testimonial dinner in New York where he received the City of Hope torch of hope award and a bronze plaque for labor and humanitarian efforts.
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New York
Emil Rieve
CIO
Textile Workers of America
Rieve
Flip Of Coin Promotes Policeman In Camden
Sgt. George Haegle of the Delaware River Port Authority police department became a lieutenant by flipping a coin with Sgt. Harry J. McErlane after officials could not decide which man deserved promotion. The coin toss grants Haegle a $524 raise.
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Camden
N. J
George Haegle
Delaware River Port Authority Police Department
Haegle
Harry J. McErlane
Authority
Sheet Metal Strike Peace Seen Near
Prospects for an early end to the Arizona sheet metal strike were bright as talks resume in Phoenix. Federal conciliator W P Halloran will oversee an all day session starting at 10 am after Charles Artman was recalled to Los Angeles. About 1 000 workers in Tucson and Phoenix are idle in the 33rd day of the strike.
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Phoenix
Arizona
W. P. Halloran
Charles C. Artman
AFL Sheet Metal Union
Los Angeles
John W. Fields
Tucson
al Williams
Phoenix Building and Construction Trades Council
Williams
Bobo Arrives in Reno for Divorce Settlement
Bobo Rockefeller arrived in Reno by train to meet oil heir Winthrop Rockefeller for a possible divorce and a reported 5 500 000 settlement. The couple planned a face to face talk with attorneys present to finalize terms and establish the required six weeks residency.
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Reno
Bobs Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bobo
America
Southern Pacific
Overland Limited
Little Rock
Ark
New York City
Atty
Alfred Carb
Carb, Weichman and Luria
Albert Edelman
Laura Bergquist
Mrs. Rockefeller
Sparks
Mexico Produces First U S Process Sulphur
Mexico City reports the first Frasch process sulphur produced outside the United States was shipped today to a local chemical company. The Mexican Sulphur Co. plant produced the material using steam pumped underground to melt sulphur and bring it to the surface.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexican Sulphur Co
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Arizona Baily Star
Baily Citizen
Lelia
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Parker-Kerr
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Arthur Merims
Sam Dawson
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Conn
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CIO Textile
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