Arrest in Stolen Car Ring Case In Arizona
Augustine Chavez 26 of Los Angeles address is charged with grand theft of a 1947 Chevrolet. Chavez admitted guilt and waived preliminary exam. Bail set at $2000. car recovered near Sahuarita after disappearance from North Stone avenue and First street. Police traced a Mexican colleague through intercepted calls and Chavez is held for superior court.
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Augustine Chavez
Los Angeles
California
Chavez
Paul J. Cella
Sahuarita
Stone Avenue
First Street
Henry G. Buzan
Tiger, Ariz
Santa Cruz
Nogales
Son
Mex
Justice Court
Celia
John F. O'Mara
Draft reforms and student deferments outlined for conscripts
The article lists deferment rules for students and college students, changes to military justice, enlistment terms for 19 to 25 year olds, reserves after discharge, penalties for draft dodgers, GI bill exclusions, and potential government takeover of plants refusing defense orders with court involvement on fair profit.
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Army
Congress closes spring session with foreign aid compromise
Congress completed the spring session approving a foreign aid bill after hours of debate. The House passed 319 to 62 and the Senate by voice vote. The compromise grants up to $6.0 billion over 15 months with presidential freedom to use funds in 12 months.
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Congress
House
Senate
Taber
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Capitol Hill
Marshall
Airmail
Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
David E. Lilienthal
Appropriations Committee
Mr. Truman
Too Many Governors Trip Up Rep. Bender
In Philadelphia on June 21 Rep. George H. Bender of Ohio praised Thomas J. Herbert as Ohio's best governor. He then found Myers Y. Cooper, a former Ohio governor, waiting to be introduced, prompting an embarrassed apology from Bender.
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Rep. Bender
Philadelphia
George H. Bender
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Bender
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
George
Cooper
Farewell for Rev Gustafson at First Baptist Church
A farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Roy W Gustafson will be at 8 p m Monday in the basement parlors of the First Baptist church. Rev Gustafson will preach his final sermon at the 11 a m service Sunday before entering Bible conference and evangelistic work. He came to the local church nearly three years ago from Venice Fla. He will be succeeded by Rev W Edward Epps of Yuma who will report here Aug 1. Dr Richard S Beal is pastor. Rev E E Matteson is assistant pastor.
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Roy W. Gustafson
First Baptist Church
Gustafson
Venice
Fla
W. Edward Epps
Yuma
Richard S. Beal
E. E. Matteson
Senate adjourns after lengthy non stop session
The money bill blocked adjournment as senators remained at their desks late into the night. Acting Majority Leader Wherry moved to adjourn at 6 15 a m EST. The house ended 20 minutes earlier. The senate's session lasted 44 hours 15 minutes with a single 20 minute break, the second longest on record.
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Wherry
Neb
House
Senate
Weekly Dances Planned for Tucson Youth by Musicians
A series of free dances for ages 13 to 19 will be sponsored by the county recreation department and the Tucson Federation of Musicians in the Tucson area. The kickoff is at Amphitheatre school Friday from 8 to 11 pm with Hack Proper and his orchestra, followed by events at Rio school July 2, Catalina junior high July 9, the fairgrounds July 16, Ft. Lowell July 23, Flowing Wells July 30, the fairgrounds Aug. 6, El Rio school Aug. 13, Amphitheatre school Aug. 20, and Catalina junior high Aug. 27.
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Tucson
County Recreation Department
Tucson Federation of Musicians
Hack Proper
Rio School
Catalina Junior High School
Fairgrounds
Ft. Lowell
Flowing Wells
el Rio
Phoenix College Plans Psychiatric Clinic With Health Service Aid
Phoenix College will establish a psychiatric clinic this week with Dr. Henry Schumacher of the U S public health service assisting during the Governor's youth conference. Dr. Clay H. Skinner of Tempe State College psychology department will also help found the clinic.
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Phoenix
Phoenix College
Henry Schumacher
U. S. Public Health Service
Clay H. Skinner
Tempe State College
Amateur Night Ice Cream at Coast Currie's Chains
In Hollywood two Coast Currie's stores hold amateur night offering mix your own ice cream for 3 cents per scoop and 3 cents per sundae topping. Scores line up as kids and adults craft wild supersundaes while profits fade for word of mouth advertising.
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Hollywood
T. C. Gundelfinger, Jr
Coast Currie’s Ice Cream Co
Fountain and sundae passion fuels amateur builders
The essay describes a theory that everyone suppresses a desire to customize sundaes behind the fountain. Pride marks creators as they bring their builds to the table, signaling a felt accomplishment. A popular container for these amateur sundaes is a tall glass gadget usually used for holding soda straws.
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