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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1952

Page

3

Bar Endorses Health Plan at Arizona Bar Convention

Howard L. Barkdull of Cleveland told about 300 Arizona lawyers their public duty is great at the 19th annual state bar session in Prescott. The board endorsed a group health and accident plan for 1100 lawyers and discussed 1952 laws with lawmakers and judges.

Prescott Howard L. Barkdull Cleveland Ohio American Bar Association Arizona Barkdull State Bar of Arizona Secound Rhes H.corfielius Phoenix Title & Trust Co Board of Governors William F. Kimball Tucson John R. Franks David Watkins Arizona State Judges Association Arizona Youth Authority C. C. Faires Gila County W. E. Patterson Yavapai County Francis Donofrio Lorna Lockwood Henry L. Ashurst Washington, D. C Ernest W. McFarland Ashurst

Assembly Line Plan for New Schools Faces Skepticism

Mrs. W. E. Heinrichs proposed a master plan to reuse designs across several new Arizona schools to cut architectural fees and material costs. Architects warned site differences and copyright issues complicate reuse. officials noted current contracts and public law constraints limit such a plan. Local builders split on mass production, with some bonds needed for large jobs and concerns that outsiders could crowd out local firms.

W. E. Heinrichs S. Campbell Ave Arizona The American Institute of American Institute of Architects Robert D. Morrow Morrow Heinrichs

Goldwater Attacks Democrats Over Economic Policy

Barry Goldwater, American Republican candidate for Arizona senator, told a Latin American club group that only a Republican government can cut expenditures without jeopardizing security. He condemned wage and price controls, warned of rising living costs, and urged voters that the Republican party alone can offer security and better living.

U. S Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater

Music Conference Plans For Western Division In Tucson

Plans are underway for the National Music Educators Association western division spring conference to be held in Tucson in 1953. Superintendent Robert D. Morrow says 1000 to 1500 attendees are expected, including 700 to 800 students from Arizona and California, with Tucson High School hosting in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and the University of Arizona.

National Music Educators’ Association Tucson Robert D. Morrow

Goldwater Attacks Democrats in Arizona Speech

Goldwater criticized Democrats as nonsense during a speech in Arizona, asserting federal workers outnumber state employees and claiming more U S paid workers are in California than in Washington D C. The remarks targeted party leadership and policy.

Arizona U. S California Washington, D. C Goldwater

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