Stille Declines Return to Arizona Tax Office
Capp hiol Corridor Gabfest notes Stille, Tucsonman and Arizona Industrial Commission chief, turned down offered director post in the state tax division after hints of running for state tax or corporation commissions. Rumors swirl of other races and incumbents facing possible challenges as July board of equalization looms and Keenan enters the race for state representative.
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Caphiol
Jack R. Stille
Arizona Industrial Commission
Tucson
State Tax Commission
Stille
Joe Hunt
Tax Commission
William T. Standford
Maricopa County
Warren Peterson
Board of Equalization
Deputy Al Franco May Enter Sheriff Race in Maricopa
Local rumor identifies Al Franco deputy sheriff to former Sheriff Ed Echols as a possible candidate for Maricopa County sheriff. Property assessment values have recently been raised, affecting taxpayers and the county budget.
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al Franco
Ed Echols
McCord Pleads Innocent in Reckless Driving Case
McCord 63 pleaded innocent before City Magistrate Paul J. Cella after being charged with reckless driving. Investigators say he struck a divider at the Stone Avenue underpass, then drove erratically on the wrong side of North Stone Avenue for three blocks, narrowly missing a southbound driver. Bail set at an amount not stated. Trial scheduled for Wednesday.
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Don C. McCord
Paul J. Cella
McCord
Silver Bell Road
Studebaker
Stone Avenue
North Stone Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Band Meeting for Randolph Park Game
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars band are asked to gather at the VFW hall at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The band will perform at the baseball game at Randolph Park.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Band
VFW Hall
Randolph Park
First Young Democrats Banquet Opens Political Season
The opening gathering of the current political season, a Saturday night banquet, kicks off the Young Democrats state convention. Treasurer Harry Ackerman reports strong candidate response and plans for further rallies later in the summer.
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Young Democrats
Harry Ackerman
Hickey Announces Candidacy for State Mine Inspector
Philip J. Hickey of Globe Miami area enters the Republican primary race for state mining inspector on Sept. 7. He has decades of mining experience in Alaska, British Columbia, Montana, Nevada and Arizona and has served as a mucker, superintendent and mine owner. He helped push copper stockpiling in 1920 and belongs to the Small Mine Owners' Association the Mineralogical Society and the Elks. Married with three children.
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Philip J. Hickey
Globe Miami
Hickey
Alaska
British Columbia
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Butte
Mont
Gonzaga College
Washington
The
Small
Keenan to Seek State Seat in District 7
Joseph T. Keenan Southern Pacific yardmaster announces candidacy for state representative from district 7 subject to the Democratic primary Sept 7. He lives at 2337 East 23rd Street Tucson since 1936 joined SP in 1937 and held offices in the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and belongs to the Elks Club.
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Joseph T. Keenan
Southern Pacific
Keenan
R. H. Forbes
University
East Speedway
Campbell Avenue
East Broadway
Wilmotroad
University of Arizona
Wilmot Road
East 23Rd Street
Tucson
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Elks Club
Cominform Leaders Report Meet Tied to Czechoslovakia
Rome dispatch cites two anonymous Italian Communist officials saying Cominform leaders are meeting somewhere in Czechoslovakia to plan strategy. They note security hides the exact site and deny Poland as the location while confirming discussions involve top leaders from nine countries under Moscow’s direction.
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Rome
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Ier
Europe
Poland
Romania
International
Communist “Information Bureau
Cominform
Belgrade
Italy
Arizona Civil Service Journal Denies Yearbook Link
C L Allen of Phoenix, publisher of the Arizona Civil Service Journal, stated his group is not connected with any similarly named publication and is not preparing a yearbook. He warned Tucson merchants buying ads to verify credentials and receipts to ensure authentic Arizona Civil Service Journal ads.
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C. L. Allen
Phoenix
Arizona Civil Service Journal
Tucson
Allen
Western Germany's political split met with communist emigration
The report notes moves toward a semi independent government in Western Germany. It names Palmiro Togliatti of Italy and Jacques Duclos of France as leaders who are absent from their homes.
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Cision
Germany
Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Jacques Duclos
France
Lost Fireman Found Safe After Forest Camp Search
William Hendrix an 18 year old volunteer fireman in a Flagstaff area mission was declared missing after parting from James F Spence during forest fire duties. Over 100 searchers scoured rugged terrain until Hendrix was found safe at his Phoenix home tired but unharmed.
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Phoenix
William Hendrix
Rugged
Mountain Wilds
Flagstaff
Hendrix
James F. Spence
Metz Mountain
Mill Park
Spence
Coconino County
To Come Home Without Waiting for Spence's Return
Fragmentary text notes someone desires returning home without awaiting Spence. No other readable details provide dates places or organizations.
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Spence
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Kosta Distrib
Semel
Marvene Suds
Swift
Eport Parley
Arcade Beauty Salon
Peoples Fuel & Feed Co
St. Mary's Rd
Dan River
Mynette
North Park
Civil Service Journal
Lininger
Desert
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Ysvis
Mearp
Sey
Magbe
Hightstown
America
Lester Betsy Ross Spinet
McKenzie
Chariton
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