Court Rules In Canal Case Under Gila Water Decree
Judge Howard C. Speakman rules the San Jose Canal Co. is under federal court jurisdiction in all phases of disputes over the Gila water decree from 1934. Contempt actions and $25,000 damages filed by Minnie L. Hatch allege canal directors allocated water by shares, a matter stemming from the May 1 filing in local court. The court retains jurisdiction until water is delivered to the user’s land, despite arguments challenging jurisdiction after determining diversions.
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Howard C. Speakman
San Jose Canal Co
Gila
Sames
Minnie L. Hatch
Safford
John L. Gust. Phoenix
Richard Chambers
Tucson
Woman Taken Ill in Downtown Market Queue
Mrs Ethel Roland 67 of 2537 South Clark avenue stood among about 100 shoppers at a meat counter when she suffered a heart ailment likely worsened by anxiety over scarce meat. She was taken to Pima county hospital by Patrolman J Wilson. Attendants reported her condition about the same at noon. Police sought her relatives.
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Ethel Roland
South
Clark Avenue
Pima County
J. Wilson
Railroad Man Flies To Arizona Pioneers Home
J Davenport Rice a 90 year old retired railroad man flew from Phoenix to Prescott marking his first airplane ride to enter the Arizona Pioneers home. He has lived in Arizona 36 years and was accompanied by his son Harvey G. Rice of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
J. Davenport Rice
Prescott
Arizona Pioneers
Rice
Arizona
Harvey G. Rice
Denver Policeman Charged in Marital Murder Fronting Union Station
Patrolman Frank D. Cowgill 36 was arrested on a murder charge after allegedly fatally shooting Army Air Forces veteran William L. Cross 35 in front of Denver's Union Station. Cowgill had been off duty in uniform. another officer McNulty, also off duty, was questioned and released. Cross and McNulty were riding in Cowgill's automobile.
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Denver
Colo
Army Air Forces
Union Station
Frank D. Cowgill
Cowgill
William L. Cross
Kearney
Yestern
Cross
William McNulty
McNulty
Trial Ordered For Motorist Following Examinations
Mrs. Alfred Marshal of 1914 East Kleindele Road is ordered into court Monday to answer a charge of leaving the scene of an accident after two physicians said she is well enough to appear without ambulance transportation. The case had been postponed twice due to illness claims. Police say she struck another car at North Stone avenue and East Drachman street and fled the scene.
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L. H. Howard
N. C. Bledsoe
C. W. Gardner
Alfred Marshal
East Kleindele Road
Gardner
Applicants to take Arizona state bar exam in July
Phoenix June 21 UP reports about 30 applicants expected to take the semiannual state bar examination at the University of Arizona on July 12 and 13. State Bar Secretary John L. Gust announced the plan today.
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Phoenix
Ariz
University of Arizona
John L. Gust
Congress Atomic Control Divides
Washington June 21 A Senate House clash over U S atomic energy control deepens as President Truman backs civilian control. Senate chairman Brien McMahon vows to block House amendments seen as militarizing the program while House Military Affairs Chairman Andrew May pushes for a bill reflecting military needs. The two houses diverge over civilian versus military leadership, inclusion of officers on the commission, and bomb production authority.
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Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Brien McMahon
Dconn
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
Fairs
Control Commission
Commission
Ranch Acreage Sale Near City with Airfield Access
Sale of 640 acres at 12 dollars per acre located 21 miles northwest of the city and 30 minutes by car. Large asphalt airfield lies 14 miles from the south boundary. Features an excellent home and guest ranch site. For details call broker Stephen T. Ochoa at 7999-1608-W.
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Lge
Stephen T. Ochoa
Phoenix Law Firm Adopts New Partnership Name
The Phoenix firm Ellinwood Ross will operate as Evans Hull Kitchel Ryley Jenckes after June 15 1946 due to the deaths of E E Ellinwood and John Mason Ross. New partners are William A Evans Norman S Hull Denison Kitchel Frank J Ryley and Joseph S Jenckes Jr with associates Everett M Ross George E Wood William Spaid and W H Messinger remaining.
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Phoenix
Ellinwood & Ross
Evans, Hull, Kitchel, Ryley & Jenckes
E. E. Ellinwood
John Mason Ross
William A. Evans
Norman S. Hull
Denison Kitchel
Frank J. Ryley
Joseph S. Jenckes, Jr
Everett M. Ross
George E. Wood
William Spaid
W. H. Messinger
Parking Ticket Protests. Man Fined For Overtime Parking
Samuel W. Allen of 453 East Prince road paid a $5 fine in police court for overtime parking in a restricted zone. He claimed workers in the area had rights to park there and reportedly tore up the ticket, while police noted the incident and noted charges were filed with a sentence of a $5 fine or five days in jail.
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Samuel W. Allen
East Prince Road
Joe Weinzapfel
Allen
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