Poison Clue In Death Of Dogs
A box likely containing strychnine was found in a yard near North Stone Avenue and Roger Road as deputies investigate the dog poisonings. Traces of poison confirmed by a University of Arizona chemist link the deaths to contaminated bait, with 12 dogs dead over two days. Residents report prior incidents and vow action.
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North Stone Avenue
Roger Road
Sheriffs Depo
William Pistor
University of Arizona
John Hinds
Hinds
Tthe
Thomas Taylor
E. Roger Jd
Taylor
Edward Mortensen
Stone Ave
Audits Indicate Misspent Funds By Arizona Officials
Gov. Garvey received audit reports from State Examiner A L Means showing about 250000 dollars misspent by county officials. Two cases cited, Moapa/Moore and Greenlee counties, led to action over a year ago. Other counties possibly notified. some charges due to mischarges or careless accounting.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
Arizona
A. L. Means
Mooe County
Greenlee County
Means
Flagstaff
Las Cruces
al Mitchell
Gila Ty
Madison
Mitchell
Oklahoma Lawyer Is Given Committee OK
The senate armed services committee recommended confirmation of Harold C. Stuart a 37 year old Oklahoma lawyer as assistant secretary of air. Stuart a wartime air force intelligence officer was questioned at length in a closed session. Senator Russell said he made a very fine impression upon the committee and the nomination moves to the senate.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Harold C. Stuart
Oklahoma
Stuart
Air Force
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Reward Offered for Poisoner in Tucson Dogs Case
The Tucson Humane Society and the Tucson Kennel Club post a $50 reward for information leading to conviction of the person who poisoned dogs. Miss Jeanette Brown of the Humane Society announced the offer today.
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Tucson Humane Society
Tucson Kennel Club
Jeanette Brown
The
Humane Society
UN moves to probe Bulgaria Romania and Hungary rights abuses
The United Nations political committee voted to demand the International Court of Justice rule whether Bulgaria Romania and Hungary violated peace treaty human rights clauses. The Bolivia United States and Canada backed the measure in a 41 to 5 vote with nine abstentions as the full assembly awaits formal approval.
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Lake Success
United Nations Assembly
Bulgaria
Romania
Hunga
International Court of Justice
Bolivia
United States
Canada
Reserve Board May Drop Banking Case
In San Francisco on October 13, speculation arose that a federal reserve board monopoly action against Transamerica Corp. could be settled as the company announced plans to cut its Bank of America holdings from 22.8 percent to 11.1 percent. The board is finishing hearings in San Francisco, but no confirmation came from Washington.
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San Francisco
Federal Reserve Board
Transamerica Corp
Bank of America
Transamerica
Washington
Labor figh ts in Arizona linked to land code dispute
Political observers see the Arizona Education Association and the Arizona Federation of Labor using the Williams case as a vehicle to push for political control, with cattle ranchers as scapegoats. A potential link to the Arizona industrial commission dispute argues over funds and lost revenue affecting injured workers and benefits.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Land Commissioners
Arizona Education Association
Arizona Federation of Labor
Arizona
Williams
Education Association
Labor Federation
Arizona Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
J. J. O'Neill
Fred Edwards
Commission
Sought quotas cut cotton output by 20 percent
The agriculture department proposed strict marketing quotas to reduce 1950 cotton production at least 20 percent below this year’s crop. Quotas require two thirds of growers voting in a secret referendum, with election set for December 15. Last used in 1942, quotas come as a large surplus from 1948 and 1949 crops, tied to over $500 million in vested supplies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Tucson High Quiet After Large Orange Aide Incident
A large orange fighting incident at Tucson High involved about 50 students late Oct 1 in El Encanto Estates. Three juniors were arrested and later sentenced to two hours in Judge J Mercer Johnson's office, a punishment timed with a football game against Mesa. Six University of Arizona staff were named to new posts including Alice Fulmer and Jarvis Cobe. Secretary of State Wesley Bolin became acting governor as Gov. Dan Garver left the state for an expo in Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Tucson High School
Robert D. Morrow
el Encanto Estates
J. Mercer Johnson
Tucson High
Mesa
Morrow
University of Arizona
Alice I. Fulmer
Tucson
Syst
Charlotte M. Boener
University of M Sota
Minneapolis
Robert F. VanCleve
Robert Washburn
VanCleve
University of Houston
Jarvis B. Cobe
York, Neb. College
Ross M. Allen
Douglas FE. Beecroft
Phoenix
Wesley Bolin
Dan E. Garver
Arizona
New Mexico
Thomas Mabry
Las Cruces
Girl Found After Father Is Warned Of Kidnapping
A police case near kidnaping ended with Sgt. Douglas King Smith and a 14 year old girl arrested in a car. The girl, missing since Saturday, said she left Davis Monthan Air Base with two airmen and slept in barracks and cars. She crossed a fence with Smith to leave the base and rode away. Smith, 15, is in Pima county jail on a delinquency charge. the girl was turned to juvenile authorities. Six other airmen are under investigation.
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Douglas King Smith
Davis
Smith
Goldfield
Ariz
North Stone Avenue
Davis-Monthan
Pima
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Sachs-Parker
Secretary of State
Colin Ty
Purrey
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