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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1951
Page
10
April 4 report describes Brownie a female mongrel and Blackie a male mongrel. Blackie bites dog catcher William Moore while Brownie escapes. Blackie ends up in the pound amid the incident.
The Navy will host the 20th annual model airplane championship at the Dallas NAS during the week of July 23. About 10 Phoenix entrants eyed by Quentin Webster AMA contest director. events include carrier-deck takeoffs and radio-controlled bombs on a target. The National Exchange Club sponsors. Navy provides hangar space and meals at cost. contestants pay their own expenses. likely attendance exceeds 100,000.
Bagdad miner Dormand Sanders, 25, in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after his right leg was amputated following a conveyor belt accident at the Bagdad Copper Company mine. He was treated for shock and blood loss and underwent surgery.
Photographic plates exposed for two hours reveal light effects down to 3,000 feet. At one mile depth, no light is detectable, illustrating the rapid falloff of illumination in deep sea environments.
Federal Judge James W. Morris acquitted Thomas Fitzpatrick and Talmadge Raley of contempt of congress in Washington on April 4. The juryless trials found the two within constitutional rights to refuse questions before a House Un American Activities subcommittee. Eight contempt acquittals this year contrasted with two convictions.
Sydney April 4 Former Prime Minister Joseph B Chiefly urged the United Nations to allow free elections in South Korea and then depart the country. The Labor Party leader campaigning for a return to power in the general elections April 28 told a rally the sooner the U N leaves Korea, the better.
Elaine L. House won a divorce from Donald House in Detroit Circuit Court. She testified he attempted to obtain a loan by claiming she had died to finance her funeral, but the loan was not approved after the lender learned she was alive.
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