Welfare aid rules under scrutiny in Arizona inquiry
In Phoenix on May 22, reports from Pima Santa Cruz Mohave and other counties show 242 recipients have relatives able to support them and a call for a relatives responsibility clause. The state welfare board blocks third party access while affidavits promise data destruction.
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Phoenix
Pima County
Tucson Merchants Bureau
Legislative Interm Committee
State Welfare Board
Pinal
Harry W. Hill
State Board
Maricopa
Fred J. Fritz
Senate
Maricopa County
Mohave
Santa Cruz
Pima
Hill
Pinal County
William F. Kimball
Sam W. Seaney
Tucson Merchants’ Bureau
Seaney
Arizona
California
Utah
Maine
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Colorado
Texas
Kimball
Detroit
President Truman condemns Russia for UN boycott over China
President Truman assailed Russia for boycotting the United Nations over the Chinese issue as a willful flouting of the UN charter. He told Congress the world organization is carrying on business as usual and warned that 1949 ended with deeper East-West tensions and Soviet possession of an atomic weapon.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Russia
United Nations
U. N
Congress
World Organization
Soviet Union
U.N
State Department
Inquest Set Tuesday Into Deaths Of Five In Accident
Five Davis Monthan airmen are dead and a sixth injured after a three car crash near Hemlock drive on Aviation road. The inquest will be held at 9 30 Tuesday morning as investigators determine fault. Names of deceased airmen and outcomes are listed with base officials set to announce funeral plans.
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Arizona
Davis-Monthan
Aviation Road
Hemlock Drive
al Walden
Air Force Base Hospital
Pima County
Air Base
Highway Patrol
Corp
Lawrence S. D. Hagen
Kenneth Brock
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
43Rd
Tech
James W. Stewart
del Monte
Calif
63Rd
Pfe
Louis J. Kadrick
Milladore
Wis
W. D. Chambers Jr
Bay City
Mich
Franklin J. Martz
Toledo, Ohio
Lyle Painter
Robert S. Kessler
Lawrence Hagen
Hagen
Franklin Martz
James Stewart
Painter
Kessler
Plymouth
Earl '‘Keenum
R. L. Whitlow
Whitlow
Mercury
James Howsare
Davis-Monthan Field
Bring’s Funeral Home
Driest Spring In Years Hurts State Ranches
Arizona faces severe drought as May and June lag, with ranchers selling stock and water storage at low levels. Officials warn conditions rival 1939 1940 and expect no relief until July or August thunderstorms.
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Arizona
U.S. Department of Agriculture
L. R. Jurwitz
U. S. Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Jurwitz
Verde Valley
Verde River
U. S. Geological Survey
Fred Fritz
Clifton Cattleman
Greenlee County
Arizona Senate
Tombstone
E. Ray Cowden
Seligman
Houserock Valley
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Utah
Garcia Seated As President In Lodge Fight
The Arizona supreme court ruled Gregorio Garcia was legally elected president of Alianza Hispano-Americana, overturning C. B. Sedillo’s Tucson victory. The court ordered Garcia installed with back pay to Aug. 20, 1948, and called Sedillo’s intrusion into office.
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Garcia
Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Gregorio Garcia
Alianza Hispano-Americana
Pima
Tucson
Sedillo
Francisco C. Cardenas
C. C. Faires
Gila County
State Supreme Court
High Court
Cardenas
R. C. Stanford
Alianza
Edward Goodin
Supreme Court
Fred W. Fickett
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas City Pair Indicted for Tax Evasion Connections Tano Lococo and Hayden
A federal grand jury in Kansas City indicted former assistant county prosecutor Samuel C. Hayden and gambler Thomas Lococo on income tax evasion counts. Hayden underreported 1948 income while Lococo allegedly underpaid taxes for 1944 to 1948 amid a broader probe into a $34.5 million gambling operation linked to gangland murders. Arraignment set for Friday. bonds set at 1500 and 5000 dollars respectively.
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Kansas City
Charles Gargotta
Samuel C. Hayden
Thomas
Tano) Lococo
Lococo
Gargotta
Charles Binaggio
Binaggio
U. S
Richard M. Duncan
Sam M. Wear
Hayden
Duncan
South Amboy Reopens After Deadly Blast Chaos Clears
South Amboy New Jersey faces a three to four day clearance as demolition squads remove more than 3000 mines after a Friday night blast that killed 27. Schools closed seniors to graduate amid unfinished courses as police Red Cross and army units maintain a state of emergency.
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Hugh McCaffrey
New Jersey National Guard
South Amboy
N. J
Ashinh Ware Eratterad Averv
Hugh Casey
Army
Red Cross
Newark
Ohio
Pakistan
New York
Wind and Dust Strike In City Weather Memo
Weather notes describe wind and dust in the city with a forecast of partly cloudy skies and possible scattered showers near the mountains. Temperatures show a high around 96 to 103 in Phoenix and a cool 31 in Flagstaff, with a low near 63.
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Melbourne
Old
Pueblo
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Baseball Scores National League Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Cincinnati played Brooklyn in the only National League game of the night. American League had Washington at Detroit rain and Boston at Chicago night plus New York at Cleveland night with all scheduled games listed.
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National League Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Contractors Resume Negotiations On Phoenix Labor Contract
Arizona contractors and representatives of six basic craft unions resumed negotiations today on a new working contract. The present contract expires May 31.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Crime Probe Could Advance Kefauver To Vice-President
Washington May 22 UP Estes Kefauver, a Tennessee senator and rising star, is viewed as a potential 1952 Democratic vice-presidential candidate. His push for interstate crime investigations could fuel headlines and political momentum, paralleling Dewey and Truman’s early careers. The 47 year old, known for defeating Boss Ed Crump in 1948, embodies a border-state appeal and fast-track promise.
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Kefauver
Washington
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Congress
Senate
Cal Gold
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Truman
Ed Crump
Crump
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Citizen Correspondent
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Federal Trade Commission
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United Press Staff
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U.S
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James V. Robins
Jessie Peters
C. T. Fraizer
The
Valley National Bank
Ada Jones
Herman C. Medien
Torn
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