Massie Seeks $5,000 in Coca-Cola Contamination Suit
A jury heard testimony in a $5,000 damage suit against George Martin and Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling Co. over a decayed cockroach found in a Coca-Cola bottle. Kenneth Massie, a state highway patrolman, alleges illness and nervous shock from drinking the allegedly contaminated beverage. The case is before Superior Judge J Mercer Johnson.
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George Martin
Crystal
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
N. Sixth Ave
Kenneth Massie
S. Seventh Ave
J. Mercer Johnson
Chona Wilhite
Mildren N. Fielgs
Marie N. Forden
Elmire Stead
Mabel Wotan Condit
Caroline C. Ferry
Davis I. Stoehr
Naomi N. Nichols
Ruth L. Rose
Maxine E. Avery
William J. Foley
Mabel T. Gibble
Faces Cattle Theft Charge in Superior Court
One of two brothers charged with trying to sell a stolen calf was held on a $1000 bond for trial in superior court. Leon Stevens of Tucson appeared in court with his brother J W Stevens Jr for allegedly selling a steel calf owned by Nick Gregovich of Hereford without state inspection. State inspector S E Rhea arrived to inspect the animal and the pair fled. Leon was captured in Springerville and brought back for trial, while the other brother is believed to be in Texas.
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Leon Stevens
Tucson
J. W. Stevens Jr
Nick Gregovich
S. E. Rhea
Leon
Springerville
Texas
Hitt Named UA Dean of Elections amid Student Vote
City Clerk Carl M. Hitt receives the unofficial title at the University of Arizona to help guide students in conducting their first election using campus voting machines. Students will elect class officers and a Homecoming queen today with the new system.
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Carl M. Hitt
University of Arizona
Hitt
Day's Activities In Congress By Associated Press
Senate leaders press for a vote on the displaced persons bill the House passed. Appropriations hears witnesses on a second supplemental. Conferees seek agreement on minimum wage and farm price supports. Atomic energy committee holds a closed session. Armed services to release Malmedy report. Debates bill to finance foreign arms aid at 1.314 billion. Appropriations weighs a 1.5 billion omnibus bill.
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Senate - House
Senate
House
House Atomic Energy Committee
Armed Services Committee
Lutheran Group To Be Host On Sunday
Redeemer Lutheran church Young People's society will host visiting youth from Phoenix Glendale Warren Douglas and Grace church of Tucson. They will attend an 11 a.m. worship service and dine with Mission Workers society. Wilbert Rasmussen Jr will welcome the visitors at the noon dinner. About 80 are expected to register for the 2 p.m. business meetings followed by an entertainment program and a 5 30 p.m. picnic supper.
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Redeemer Lutheran Church
Young People’s Society
Phoenix
Glendale
Warren, Douglas
Grace Church of
Tucson
Mission Workers Society
Wilbert Rasmussen Jr
Redeemer Young People’s Group
Soldier Donald Cockerel stationed in Kyoto Japan
Pvt. Donald S. Cockerel son of Mr and Mrs Larry Cockerel 5379 E Delano St is assigned to the 72nd Signal Battalion First U S Army Corps stationed in Kyoto Japan.
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Pvt
Donald
Fate Rides On Wings Of Long Fame For Local Singer
Irma Montijo 18, Tucson, earned public acclaim in a Horace Heidt contest and pressed to audition on the west coast for a possible singing job. The University of Arizona sophomore raced to the airport after a Hollywood call, awaiting further word on the audition and return home.
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Irma Montijo
Horace Heidt
Miss Montijo
University of Arizona
S. Meyer Jr
Ajo Road Baptist Church Opens With First Service
The Ajo Road Baptist Church holds its first service in the new 2100 block building at 11 a.m. Sunday seating about 250. Services were previously at members' homes. Rev. Gilbert W. Reed is pastor. Formal dedication will follow later.
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Ajo Road Baptist Church
Gilbert W. Reed
E J Warner of Douglas Weighs Senate Candidacy
E J Warner of Douglas a member of the Arizona highway patrol merit system council may seek the 1950 state senate seat. He backed the governor in 1948 as observers note political shifts. meanwhile redistricting fears surface in Maricopa County.
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E. J. Warner
Douglas Eying
Senate
Phoenix
Douglas
Arizona Highway Patrol Merit System Council
State Senate
Maricopa County
Robert Wallace
Pima County
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