Welfare Board Deliberates Federal Move On Indian Welfare
Arizona's Welfare Board plans to wait for a federal move to force welfare payments to reservation Indians. The group, with Acting Gov. Dan Garvey, considers whether the state should pay or dispute, risking federal funding and ongoing hardship for about 20,000 on relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bop Brooks Proenix
State Social Security and Welfare Board
Federal Social Board
Arizona
State
Dan Garvey
Garvey
County Welfare Board
William Mahoney
State Board
Harold Wrenn
Pinal County
Pinal County Welfare Board
Glen Hoopes
Graham County
Harry W. Hil
Federal Social Security Board
Mahoney
Hill
Carl Hayden
Andreas
U.S. Supreme Court
Legislative Interim Committee
Rotary To Eat Chinese Food at Tucson Luncheon
The Tucson Rotary Club will host a noon luncheon at the Pioneer hotel ballroom featuring a Chinese dinner with chopsticks to honor new president Glenn Ginn. Spoons at 25 cents aid a charity fund, and the program includes music and entertainment by Chinese performers. Ginn, a local attorney, is believed to be the first Chinese American Rotary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ginn
Rotary Club
America
Sales Tax Revenue Shares Mapped by Arizona Counties and Cities
Tucson will receive 189,332 and Pima County 831,671 next year from sales tax revenue. Chairman Joe Hunt of the tax commission estimated statewide shares with counties at 4,686,000 and cities at 1,100,000. Individual allocations include Phoenix 346,412 Prescott 1,867 Bisbee 30,998 Douglas 45,661 Mesa 38,258 Nogales 27,192 Flagstaff 26,906 Winslow 24,244 Yuma 28,204 Holbrook 6,270 and totals for Apache Cochise Coconino Gila Graham Greenlee Maricopa Mo have Navajo Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai and Yuma.
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Tucson
Pima County
Joe Hunt
The
Tax Commission
Hunt
Phoenix
Prescott
Bisbee
Douglas
Mesa
Nogales
Flagstaff
Winslow
Yuma
Holbrook
Apache
Cochise
Conconino
Gila
Graham
Greenlee
Maricopa
Mohave
Navajo
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Yavapai
FBI Role Detailed by Logan Forensic Checks At Legion Meeting
Kenneth Logan, FBI Phoenix special agent in charge, described postwar duties including loyalty questionnaires, fingerprint checks, and name cross-referencing for civil service and atomic work. He said reports go to the civil service commission for dismissal decisions. future tasks may include draft law investigations.
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FBI
Kenneth Logan
Phoenix
American Legion
Logan
Civil Service Commission
Washington Civil Service Commission
Desertion case ends as Gilbert Escondon held at Fort MacArthur
Detective Sgt. James L. Brady says Gilbert L. Escondon who vanished from 1101 North Anita street last Wednesday is in custody at Fort MacArthur San Pedro California after two CID men abducted him at gunpoint from his home. Escondon apparently deserted July 31 1946 from Fort Lewis Washington.
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Gilbert L. Escondon
James L. Brady
Escondon
Ft. MacArthur
San Pedro
Calif
U.S. Army
Brady
Criminal Investigation Department
North Anita Street
FBI
Harry Brannon
Brannon
Tucson
Anita
Contzen
CID
Guadalupe Escondon
West Speedway
Escandon
Grill Trio In Hotel Slaying
Tacoma police questioned two men and a woman after Robert Townsend 30 of Richmond Ind was stabbed to death in a hotel room at 4 30 am following an all night party. Patricia Defy 22 was bloodied on arrival Elbert H Munhall 18 and Clyde G Stone 27 were booked for investigation as a second stabbing had occurred at the same hotel the prior night.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert Townsend
Richmond
Ind
Patricia Defy
Elbert H. Munhall
McChordfield
Clyde G. Stone
Lawrence Cluchie
Cluchie
Townsend
City Briefs Evening Events At Local Venues
City Briefs note three events at local venues. Epes Randolph lodge No 32 F and AM will confer the third degree at the Masonic temple on South Scott street at 7 30 p m. Seabee reserves meet at the naval marine training center on South Alvernon way at 8 p m with Capt C A Sandquist and Cmdr T G Jansen in attendance. Tony Tappero and his orchestra provide music for a teen age dance at the Federation of Musicians home on South Sixth avenue at 8 p m admission is free.
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Epes Randolph Lodge No
F&am
Masonic Temple
South Scott Street
Naval Marine Training Center
South Alvernon Way
C. A. Sandquist
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Cmdr
T. G. Jansen
11Th Naval District
Tony Tappero
Federation of Musicians
South Sixth Avenue
Sundt Refunds Case Reversed by State Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court reversed a Pima County Superior Court ruling that approved tax refunds of 4948 to John S. Sundt and Marion S. Sundt of Tucson, ordering a new trial. The court also upheld quashing a habeas corpus writ in Wilma F. Coope’s reckless driving case, maintaining the lower court verdict.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Pima County
John S
Marion S. Sundt
Tucson
Kent D. Lockwood
State Tax Commission
Pima
Supreme Court
Pima County Superior Court
Wilma F. Coone
Coope
Superior Court
Kellogg's All-Bran Ad Promises Double Your Money Back
A 20 year testimonial from L. L. Carmichael of Portsmouth Virginia touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a reliable daily bulk aid. The ad urges a one ounce daily serving with milk and plenty of water and offers a double money back guarantee after a 10 day trial if unsatisfied. A carton return address is Battle Creek Michigan.
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L. Carmichael
Portsmouth
Kellogg
Pany
Battle Creek
Mich
South 6th Traffic Worst In Arizona
A traffic flow map shows South Sixth avenue just south of Five Points as Arizona’s worst bottleneck. Clyde Myers presented the Tucson metropolitan traffic survey to the mayor and council, detailing 109 square miles surveyed, counts from March, and a 126,850 total population in the area.
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Sixth Avenue
Five Points
Clyde Myers
Tucson
Myers
Catalina Foothills
Irvington Road
Wilmot Road
Flowing Wells Road
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
South Sixth Avenue
Stone Avenue
South Sixth
Broadway
Speedway
Park Avenue
West
Miracle Mile
Fourth Avenue
Munity
City of
Pima County
Public Roads Administration
Carson Daily Citizen Six June 29 1948
The June 29 1948 issue of Carson Daily Citizen Six presents local notices and brief news items from Carson and surrounding area. It reflects a mid-20th century small town newspaper style with concise reports and community updates.
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Carson Daily Citizen
Civil Service Seeks Economists for Reclamation Bureau
The U S Civil Service Commission accepts applications for economist positions in the Bureau of Reclamation with yearly salaries from 5905 to 9975. Application blanks are available at the post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Reclamation
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U. S
Rotary To Eat
Glenn H. Laglan
General Contractor
E. 16Th St
L.P.G
Mike Bustamante
Zemo
Legion Club
Grill
Ernst
Schenley Distillers Corporation
N.Y
Sundt
First Avenue
el Conquistador Hotel
Frying Chickens
PEAS
Forrest Templeton Saies Company
Jacome
E. Congress
Scott
Zary South
WHITE
Cohama
Thrifties
East Congress Street Department Stores Inc
Edmund Sinnott
Yale University
Le _ ae
Cottege
Rosenfeld
Gilege Shop
N. Park
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