Record welfare rolls rise to over twenty thousand in May
The May welfare figures show 20,348 people receiving state aid, up 713 from April, with total payments rising to 1 150 875 dollars from 1 146 666. Average grants fell in old age, blind, and dependent children aid, while general and emergency relief increased. foster placements declined. Gov Garvey faces audit report debate and political maneuvering in Arizona politics. Rep McBride seeks a third House term, noted for leading public institutions action and boosting junior college funds.
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Bob Brooks
Dan E. Garvey
Dan T. Benchoff
State Examiner
Maricopa County
State Department
Land Department
W. R. Mattews
Tucson
W. A. McBride
Safford
House of Representatives
McBride
Public Institutions Committee
Warner Mattice
Graham
Pen and pencil identified as clues in burglary probe
Police seek help to identify a black Parker 21 fountain pen with silver top and a Gulf Oil Co automatic pencil inscribed Britzman s Gulf Service Rockford Ill lost in a burglary or burglarized car. Citizens with information should contact city detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Oil Co
Britzman
Gulf Service
R. A. Britzman
S. Main
Rockford
Tavern Karichimaka rally lifts DAV to 17 9 win in class BB
DAV renamed Tavern Karichimaka in a class BB softball game at Oury Park. They trailed Baum & Adams 9 1 entering the fifth but exploded for 16 runs to win 17 9 behind winning pitcher Menzie and homer by Frank Madero. Jim Halloway led the losers with two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAV
Tavern Karichimaka
Tavern
Oury Park
Baum & Adamson
Join Menzie
Karichimaka Crew
Frank Madero
Jim Halloway
Jaycees
L-A
Benny Lee
Joe Low
Bill Watson
Tony Casillas
el Rio Cubs
Acme Aces
FBI Push To Expand Agents By Congressional Action
Hoover seeks 300 additional FBI agents plus 400 staff to counter suspected Communist cells. House and Senate appropriations committees favor increasing the bureau to its largest undercover force, aiming to intensify counter espionage involving atomic research radar and military resources.
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Washington
Edgar Hoover
FBI
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Senate
Hoover
United States
House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
U. S
America
Two Held For Grand Theft In Tucson Jewelry Case
Police filed grand theft complaints against Ernest E. Huerta and Joe Sanchez both charged with stealing about $800 worth of jewelry from a Tucson car after allegedly stealing the vehicle on South Fourth avenue. The suspects were arrested in Nogales Sonora and turned over to Tucson officers.
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Nogales
Sonora
Tucson
Ernest E. Huerta
S. Second Ave
Joe Sanchez
Los Angeles
Sanchez
San Quentin
Folsom
California
Huerta
Kenneth Yeazell
William Dunn
Larry Wilson
Two Liquor License Bids Approved on Grant Road
The Pima county board of supervisors approved two liquor license applications on East Grant road yesterday. One was a place-to-place transfer for Joseph M. Montgomery moving Mint licenses from 59 N. Scott St. to 3840 E. Grant Rd. The other granted to Francis P. and Vivian A. Denault a beer license for Hal's Drive Inn at 1929 E. Grant Rd. Protests were resolved as petitions shifted.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
East Grant Road
Joseph M. Montgomery
N. Scott St
E. Grant Rd
Francis P
Vivian A
Denault
Hal’s Drive-Inn
Royal visit delayed after infantile paralysis scare
King George VI Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret postponed their visit to a U S air force base at Lakenheath due to an airman contracting infantile paralysis. The U S embassy announced the trip remains planned for a date after the original schedule.
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London
George VI
Elizabeth
Margaret
U. S. Air Force Base
Lakenheath
U. S
Post Office Dept. Still Recalls 1836 Organization
Senators Hayden and McFarland and Representatives Patten and Murdock urge citizens to tell Congress to improve efficiency and cut costs, noting the department runs with the same general structure as 114 years ago in 1836.
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Post Office Department
Carl Hayden
Ernest McFarland
Harold Patten
John Murdock
Rescued Quail Chicks Raise Question of Crime
A complaint against Glen Malone and his wife Grace for illegal possession of live wild game was filed in justice court as they kept five rescued baby quail as family pets. The court ruled the original charge inadequate and considered a new complaint under Arizona law, with hearing set for tomorrow.
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Glen Malone
W. 43Rd
James M. Howsare
W. P
Tharp
Malone
Grace
The
Game Commission
Howsare
Savage Quail
Louisiana Bill Aimed At Press Is Defeated
In Baton Rouge on June 20 a bill forcing newspapers to print replies to editorials was defeated in the Louisiana Senate by a 13 to 9 vote. The proposal followed a rebuke of New Orleans Item publishers Stern and Fritchey for calling Legislators trained seals.
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Baton Rouge
U.P
Louisiana
Haseer
State Senate
Senate
David Stern
Clayton Fritchey
New Orleans Item
13 000 Shrines Parade In Los Angeles
About 13 000 shriners marching with 51 bands camel outfits and mechanized floats filled a six hour Shrine safari through Figueroa Street to the Memorial Coliseum. Imperial Potentate Harold Lloyd opened the 76th imperial session with some 160 temples represented. New Shrine officers were announced including Karl L. Friedrichs and W Clyde Oliver in top and third officer roles.
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Los Angeles
Masonry
Figueroa Street
Memorial Coliseum
Harold Lloyd
Karl L. Friedrichs
Murat Temple
Indianapolis
Shrine Recorders Association
Herbert C.todd
Zuhrah Temple
Minneapolis
W. Clyde Oliver
Rockford, Ill
Anthony J. Gooking
Oasis Temple
Charlotte
N. C
Walter F. Seeger
Osman Temple
St. Paul
Treble Singers Postpone Tonight Meeting in City
The Tucson Treble Singers cancel tonight’s session as director Mrs Mary Clark Jackson is out of town. The next meeting date will be announced later.
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Tucson
Hungary Offers Crown Trade for American in St Stefan Relic Swap
Vienna reports that Hungary proposes to exchange imprisoned American businessman Robert A. Vogeler for the crown of St Stefan, a 11th century relic, held by Allied forces. Negotiations with the U S and Hungary suggest Vogeler could be freed within weeks, while the crown’s location and custody remain contested and guarded. A separate suit in Superior Court seeks $32 652 10 in damages from a March 14 auto collision, naming Fred Pocoroba and Jessie Pocoroba versus A Greer Jardella and wife.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
U. S
Vogeler
Stefan I
Germany
Wiesbaden
Frankfurt
High Commission
United States
Vatican
Superior Court
Fred Pocoroba
Jessie
A. Greer Jardella
Jardella
Pocoroba
North Stone
East Fourth St
Eleanor At Reputed Ancestral Estates
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt travels from Copenhagen to Tholen island in the Netherlands to visit ancestral estates. She autographs copies of This I Remember for Dutch charity efforts with the first copy sent to Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard at Soestdijk during a three day royal visit.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vossemeer
Tholen Island
Roosevelt
Copenhagen
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Soestdijk Royal Palace
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W. H. Waller
J. Howard Pyle
Ummer
Cotlege Shop
North Park Avenue
Dial
East Pennington Street
Verna E. Yocum
East Third
Stefan
Vamage Vouse
Eleanor
Nutrilite Autonae Ham
Keddie
Agpat
Tucson Dial
Bendix
SYM
Ava
Grondona
Heisey
Grondona's
Sunset Dairy
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