Baby Killed In Auto Accident In Arizona
Five month old Helen Gene Cliburn died on the way to a local hospital after a car driven by her parents crashed into a parked truck on Benson highway near Tucson. The parents sustained minor injuries while passenger James W. Corcoran, 56, of Lowell Arizona, suffered facial lacerations and possible internal injuries. Rollins, the truck driver, is jailed for obstructing a public highway as investigators continue.
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Helen Gene Cliburn
James W. Corcoran
Lowell
Ariz
Cleo Cliburn
Chino
Calif
W. R. Rollins
Bisbee
Arizona Highway Patrol
Rollins
Benson Highway
Tucson
Corcoran
Pima County
Cliburn
Lucille Briggs
North 12Th Avenue
Franklin Street
North Stone Avenue
Clarence Fagan
West Fifth Street
Howard V. Ray
Davis-Monthan
Richard David Yrinco
Los Angeles
Irene Varnum
van Alstine Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robert L. Biesel
East Seventh Street
Biesel
Williams
Nathern Williams
Mike Quinchius, Jr
South Railroad Avenue
Adams Action Before Council
City council planned an hour long meeting Tuesday to decide if S. T. Adams will resign as chair of the police and water committees. Adams denied resigning saying he only asked to be relieved of committee duties. A sewer campaign for Tucson area was discussed with engineers estimating a cooperative plan cost near 9.5 million dollars.
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S. T. Adams
Police and Water
Tucson
Headman
Ferguson & Carolla
Phoenix
Commission Won't Act on Phone Rate Protest Until August
PHOENIX June 30 The state corporation commission will probably delay any decision on protests to the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph rate increase until August. Commissioners usually take July vacations. Hearing on the Florence city and Arizona Telephone Users' association complaint concluded Saturday.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
City of
Florence
Arizona Telephone Users’ Association
Railroads Seek Freight Rate Hikes Up to 25 Percent
Chicago June 30 The nations railroads notify customers they will ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for freight rate increases as high as 25 percent in the East and up to 15 percent in the West and South The notice signed by John F Fitzpatrick J G Kerr and W H Dana represents all major rail carriers The increases based on present needs and not future costs will be filed with the ICC soon Separate unions seek a 20 cent hourly wage rise for about a million nonoperating railroad workers
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Industrial Traffic League
John F. Fitzpatrick
Traffic Executive Association
ICC
MacArthur to Review Allied Troops on July Fourth
Gen. MacArthur will take the salute from 15 000 Allied troops in a July 4 review. The largest aircraft formation since the surrender will fly overhead during the ceremony in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Randolph Park Fire Burns Two Hours
Forty acres of Randolph Park brush and grass burned for two hours Sunday before firefighters stopped the blaze. Fire officials say an unknown arsonist started the fire in the park’s west end. A stiff west wind drove the flames toward threatened areas.
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Randolph Park
Motorist Kills Former Orphanage Worker Near Bristow
Mrs. Madia Pulliam, 66, a former employee of an orphanage in Tucson, died after an automobile overturned on a curve four miles west of Bristow Oklahoma. The driver, Mrs. Grace David of Tucson, escaped injury.
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Bristow
Okla
Madia Pulliam
Tucson
Here
Grace David
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el Chico
Scott Str
Japan
Jack J. Catton
Robert J. Leimbacher
James C. Selser, Jr
Catton
Dalene E. Bailey
Bethy
Adams
Steinfdla
California
Mr. Renner Women’s Shoe Dept
Steinfeld
Tommy Tucker Beauty Salon
Tommy Tucker
Mezzanine
Santa Rita Nut Shop
Santa Rita Hotel
Sheers
America
Congress
PEN Service
Grunewagl Deaggmss
Grunewald and Adams
Grunewald and Adams Ofers
GS Runewald
Frantaas
Shaeffer
Parker, Eversharp
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