Pima County GOP Faces Dim Hopes From Registration Data
Arizona voter rolls show 43 534 registered voters in Pima with 32 404 Democrats and 9 930 Republicans. Inflows show 124 Republicans switching to Democrat while 53 Democrats move to Republican, dimming GOP chances in this fall's elections. Independent voters total 150 and other parties 460 including two Communists and two Socialist Labor members.
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Pima County
Anna Sullinger
Arizona
American Labor Party
Socialist Labor
TASK
Strike Threat By Switchmen Is Denounced
Chicago May 19 The AFL Switchmen's Union of North America threatens a 6 a.m. Tuesday walkout against 10 midwestern and western railroads. The Western Association of Railways denounces the move as unjustified and reckless. Government intervention or a presidential fact finding board could curb the wage hour dispute and halt the disruption already seen in rail service. The union says 40 hour workweeks are demanded at current pay for 48 hours.
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Chicago
AFL
Western Association of Railways
White House
Washington
National (Railway) Mediation Board
AFL Switchmen’s Union of North America
Loomis
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
Guest Ranch Sold to Lewis Couple in Dragoon Mountains
The Seven Dash guest and cattle ranch eight miles north of the Willcox Benson highway, at 5200 feet elevation, was sold to Everett and Martha Lewis of Hammond Indiana. The sale was announced by Canyon State Land Co. broker Bill Fraesdorf. The Lewises acquired over 60 Hereford cattle and will continue guest ranch and cattle operations. sellers were Dave and Marco Halpren with Mrs Bercich assisting.
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Dragoon Mountains
Everett
Martha Lewis
Hammond
Ind
Bill Fraesdorf
The
Canyon State Land Co
Dave
Marco Halpren
Halpren
Bercich
Arizona
Secrist NewSix TLT Directors Named Informal Zone Hearing
Dr. Delbert L. Secrist appointed trustee of school district No. 1 to fill out Howell's term ending January. Six Tucson Little Theater directors elected to three year and one year terms at annual meeting. An informal zoning hearing at St Ambrose church reviewed a large area east of the Tucson Nogales highway and south of Broadway with maps showing 67 percent vacant land and zoning classifications.
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Secrist NewSix Tlt
Delbert L. Secrist
P. H. Ross
Dr. Secrist
Peter E. Howell
Howell
Tucson Little Theater
TLT
Pioneer Hotel
Dorothy Musser
John Graff
George Diamos
Russell Stambaugh
Schuyler Lininger
Charles Roberts
St. Ambrose
Tucson- Nogales Highway
Broadway
Harold Webb
District Zoning Commission
Gordon Luepke
Charles B. Maguire
William S. Duni Oace
E. A. Wilson
Commission
Alligator Moves From UA Zoology To Private Tucson Pool
The University of Arizona traveling alligator is being transferred from the zoology department to a Tucson family’s private pool. Dr. Raymond J. Hock says the family agreed to keep the reptile until a city zoo is established. The alligator resisted and attempted to bite both Hock and assistant Stewart Freyburger as it departed.
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University of Arizona
Old Pueblo
Raymond J. Hock
Tucson
Dr. Hock
Stewart Freyburger
Arrest Report: Gomez Charged With Reckless Driving
Raymond Gomez of 1315 E Fifth Street was arrested on the complaint of Harvey Kosack who accused him of reckless driving after a stop on Aviation Road near South Cherry. Gomez will appear in city court tomorrow.
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Raymond Gomez
E. Fifth St
Harvey H. Kosack
E.Eighth_ st
Kosack
Gomez
Aviation Road
South Cherry
Students Offer Big Variety of Service Lines
About 300 University of Arizona students registered with the employment office will seek summer jobs in Tucson from June 1 to September 15. Available positions include construction work, civil engineers, typists, secretaries, truck drivers, sales, mechanics, tutors, secretaries, lifeguards, cashiers, and many trades.
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University of Arizona Employment Office
Tucson
116 Year-Old Burglary Suspect Arrested After Cash Recovered
A 16 year old high school youth admitted prior convictions for 14 counts of burglary and larceny in Tennessee. He was arrested for the Munson's Date shop burglary at 4228 E Speedway where $21 was stolen and recovered. Deputies said he had been sentenced to one year in jail on similar charges, then placed on probation and ordered to leave the state before later returning.
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Tennessee
Munson
E. Speedway
San Carlos Reservoir 24 Hour Report
The San Carlos Reservoir 24 hour period ending at 7 a.m. yesterday shows available storage at 40,786 acre feet with a loss of 300 acre feet in the past 24 hours.
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San Carlos
Hope To Form New District
Property owners in the area bounded by Monte Vista avenue Grant road Alvernon way and Orchard avenue are asked to attend an 8 tonight meeting at Davidson school to discuss forming an improvement district Petitions for sewers and paving are circulating Dr A C van Ravenswaay will speak on health problems linked to sewers and dust D A Di Cicco from the county engineer's office will provide technical details on the legal points involved William Fry will lead the meeting.
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Monte Vista Avenue
Grant Road
Alvernon Way
Orchard Avenue
Davidson School
A. C. van Ravenswaay
D. A. di Cicco
County Engineer’s Office
William Fry
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J. Howard Pyle
Barry Goldwater
Bruce Brockett
Yavapai County
Patterson
Pioneer Florist
Stone & Pennington
Wil
Guy Thackeray
Thackeray
Ben Slack
Peggy O’neall
Samuel Goddard
Morris Slavin
Robert Flickinger
Richard Morse
South Scott Street Ambulance Service
Cottege Shop
North Park Avenue
East Pennington Street
Bulova
Elgin, Gruen
Lon
Gines & Hamilton Watches
Buxton-Smith Merc. Co
South Plumer
Stone Ave
Broadwa
Potatoes
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Dole Sliced
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