Tucson Budgets Seven New Garbage Trucks and City Budget
Tucson will add seven streamlined garbage trucks by August at about 60 000 each, replacing old scow type collectors. Delivery expected in late July, with seven drivers to Detroit area to save 400 per unit. The council approved six GM and one White Truck chassis with seven Gar Wood packers.
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Rhee Uses Martial Law to Arrest eleventh Legislator
President Syngman Rhee defies the United Nations and the Korean assembly by using martial law powers to arrest a new legislator, bringing the total seized to eleven. The assembly demanded release of all imprisoned members while the UN urged lifting martial law. No charges are listed against those arrested, as Rhee pushes a constitutional amendment for direct presidential elections.
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Skngman Rhee
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Assembly
Knights to Attend Bisbee Convention from Tucson
A Tucson council of the Knights of Columbus, led by Grand Knight Jerry Spinz, sails with about 50 members and wives to Bisbee for the 45th state convention. Delegates include Sainz and Ben W. Parker, with Dr. Alfonse Weener and Florencia Corellia as alternates. The event features a dance at Naco Country club, degree work, a banquet, and Monday talks on state officer elections and national delegate selection. The keynote is R Controv of Dallas.
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Hawaii Urges Relief Ships Amid Sailors Strike
Hawaii Governor Oren E Long requested two relief ships be made available from the west coast to avert shortages of foods drugs feed and essentials. He warned the ongoing AFL sailors strike could threaten essential stocks for Hawaii.
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Three Tucson Students Graduate From Church Academy
Three Tucson youths are among graduates from the Central Seventh-Day Church academy in Phoenix. The Tucson delegates include Miss Joan Dotson Lindley R Martin Jr and Miss Doris Martin. Attending relatives and friends from Tucson include multiple named households and local supporters. Baccalaureate services start at 1 a.m and the graduation follows at 8 p.m.
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Joan Dotson
Lindley R. Martin Jr
Doris Martin
Lindley R. Martin
Fred N. Dotson
Robert Witmer
Roy
Marguerite Williams
Edna Reeves
Edith Standish
Norris Aldridge
Cecile Tucker
Lillian Kennedy
Cheri Hoeppner
Graduation exercises set for Wakefield junior high
About 176 Wakefield junior high students will graduate at 8 p.m. Monday in the school auditorium. William W. Frampton of Ft. Lowell School delivers the main address with Rev. John A. Burns giving the invocation and benediction. Thelma Lyons is valedictorian and Otto Grieshaber presents the class.
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William W. Frampton
Ft. Lowell
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Thelma Lyons
Otto Grieshaber
Irene Erickson
American Legion
Clinton L. Helbig
Noble M. Hiser
Wakefield
Wakefield School
Paul Grimes
Flagstaff Summer Exhibits Highlight Local Museum Displays
The Museum of Northern Arizona on Ft. Valley Road hosts summer shows through Sept 1. A prehistoric mines and minerals display runs until June 22. The 19th Hopi arts exhibition runs July 3 to 6. A Denver Art Museum loan of Southwest Indian paintings arrives July 12 and stays to Aug 19. From Aug 23 to Sept 1 Navajo crafter rugs and silver will be shown with demonstrations.
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Ft. Valley Road
Flagstaff
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Denver Art Museum
Italy Faces Restive Fascist Threat In Postwar Politics
The article notes a rising MSI vote share in Italy, led by Augusto De Marsanich, with 28 percent in municipal races and concerns over a potential 70-seat gain to destabilize parliament. It cites unemployment around two million, youth discontent, and alignment against the Atlantic Pact as drivers of fascist nostalgia.
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Germany
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Center Coalition
Movimento Sociale Italiano
MSI
Mussolini
Augusto de Marsanich
Trieste
Fred Fisher Faces Charge After Altercation With Officer
Fred Fisher, 49, was formally charged with obstructing a police officer in a complaint by Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson. Fisher, held after an altercation with Patrolman Harvey Howell at a South Sixth Avenue apartment, posted a $500 bond and will face arraignment after hospital release. Howell said Fisher attacked him during the arrest attempt. Fisher was treated at St. Marys hospital for head injuries.
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Harvey Howell
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Burglars Take 27 Fixtures Including Kitchen Sink
Dalton Ellis, contractor, reported to police that burglars stole 27 housing fixtures from three houses in a Merced housing project. The loss included a porcelain kitchen sink and other items. The incident underscores a wide-ranging break in at the Mooney Tract homes.
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Calif—U.p
Dalton Ellis
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