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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

3

Crouch Loses Bid for Habeas Relief in Murder Case

Willie Crouch, 55, was sent back to county jail after a judge denied his writ of habeas corpus in superior court. Darrell Brown argued lack of evidence at the June 11 preliminary hearing to justify holding Crouch without bail in the murder of Al Beatty, 34, in Marana on June 3. Judge Lee Garrett upheld the lower court's order, remanding Crouch without bail.

Willie Crouch Crouch Brown Arizona Garrett John F. O’mara

Clay Springs Rodeo Set to Draw Crowds in Arizona

Clay Springs expects a population surge Friday as a two day rodeo opens raising funds for a new Mormon church. Top cowboys enter contests in riding, calf roping, team tying, bulldogging and wild cow milking. A free all you can eat barbecue follows both days with a landing strip beside the grounds.

Clay Springs U.P Arizona

De Concini Seeks Supreme Court Post in Democratic Primary

High Court Eva De Concini of Tucson announced his candidacy for supreme court justice subject to the Democratic primary on Sept 7. A 1932 UA law graduate, he served as Pima county superior court judge 1941–1946 and was attorney general from 1947. He has chaired the UA board of regents and led Tucson civic groups. He cites gambling prosecutions and legal experience as basis for election. He is married with three sons.

Eva de Concini Tucson Supreme Court University of Arizona Law School Pima County University of Arizona Board of Regents Tucson United Appeal Tucson Social Service Exchange de Concini

Kingsolvings Return from England Planned September

Rt. Rev. Arthur Kingsolving and his wife plan a Lake George New York vacation after a August return from England. Kingsolving, bishop of the Episcopal missionary district of Arizona, left Montreal for London to attend a religious conference.

Phoenix England Arthur Kingsolving Lake George N. Y Arizona Kingsolving Episcopal Missionary District of Montreal Canada London

Navy jet pilot twice on same half hour radio program

A Navy jet plane pilot was interviewed twice on a single half hour radio program, with the two interviews spaced about 160 miles apart. The broadcasts highlighted the pilot’s missions and experiences in aerial operations.

Draft Bill Awaits Truman Signature

The draft bill reaches President Truman with July 5 deadline to sign. He may delay up to ten days, but act soon. The measure allows 19 to 25 year olds to seek exemptions by joining the National Guard or reserve forces, and delays inductions for 90 days after becoming law. Draft registrations are expected to begin around August 16, while National Guard units fill quotas.

Washington Truman Congress National Guard White House Omar B. Ketchum Legislative Service The Veterans of Foreign Wars Charles G. Ross Philadelphia Senate Vandenberg Rmich House Martin R-Mass Selective Service

Teachers Plan To Visit Flagstaff

Three groups of teachers from the East and Middle West will visit Flagstaff over the next two months. The tours are sponsored by the National Education Association with Lydia Newton directing the Flagstaff summer speech clinic. Paul H. Kinsel of NEA planned the trips and Harold S. Colton of the Museum of Northern Arizona will give orientation lectures.

Flagstaff W.P. Flagstaff East Middle West Lydia Newton Flagstaff State College National Education Association Newton Paul H. Kinsel NEA Washington, D. C Harold S. Colton Museum of Northern Arizona

New Nogales Radio Officials Arriving

KNOG announcer-engineer Bernard Kortick and commercial manager Frank A. McMahon have arrived in Nogales. Sam Marcus, manager of the new 250 watt station, says tests begin July 1 with programs slated a few days after. Studios are in the Rancho Grande hotel in Nogales.

Nogales KNOG Bernard H. Kortick Frank A. McMahon Sam Marcus Rancho Grande Hotel

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