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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

8

Tucson Field Investigation Nears Close

Gov. Howard Pyle's probe into activities at state owned Ryan Air Field near Tucson nears completion. He will meet with a Civil Aeronautics Administration representative to assess surplus property and potential disposals without authority. The field is leased to Santa Rita Investment and Development Co. of Tucson led by Pete Waggoner.

Howard Pyle Ryan Air Field Tucson Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA Arthur Hook Federal Agency Los Angeles Hook Ryan Field Santa Rita Investment and Development Company Pete Waggoner Fred O. Wilson Waggoner Santa Rita Pyle Jewel W. Jordan

Oil and Gas Leases Offered At Navajo Reservation Sale

Oil and gas leases on 38 Navajo Nation tracts across Arizona Utah and New Mexico were to be auctioned, totaling 55 168 acres. Four tracts lay 30 miles northeast of Tuba City, ten including 640 acres of allotted land in the four corner area San Juan County Utah, and 24 tracts in New Mexico.

Window Rock Arizona Utah New Mexico Tuba City San Juan County

Rotation Plan to Relieve Fighting Men in Korea

Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr announced a Korea rotation plan to move combat personnel starting mid April. Preference goes to veterans longest in front lines, with initial small scale rollout rising to about 20,000 by early summer depending on replacements and fighting intensity. Returnees may dock at Seattle or San Francisco and will receive leave before next assignment, with some later serving garrison duty in Japan or the Far East.

Washington Army Frank Pace, Jr Korea Pace United States Japan Far East Seattle San Francisco

Arizona Dentists Open Convention

The 42nd annual convention of the Arizona State Dental Society opened in Tucson with a full speaker lineup to discuss new developments. Dr. William H. Crawford of the University of Minnesota, Dr. David F. Mitchell, Dr. Melvin P. Baker, and Dr. William J. Von Bank were scheduled to address the gathering.

Tucson Arizona State Dental Society William H. Crawford School of Dentistry University of Minnesota David F. Mitchell Melvin P. Baker William J. von Bank New Ulms Minn

France Advances Plans for Le Havre Paris Pipeline

France aims to begin construction of the Le Havre to Paris oil and gas transport pipeline. The project involves major energy firms and regional authorities, with expected economic and logistical implications for northern to central France.

France le Havre- Paris

Parents Reconsider Take Baby Home In Phoenix

A Phoenix couple, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williams, who refused to take their prematurely born 22 month old daughter Geraldine home from Memorial Hospital, reversed decision after Juvenile Department offered diapers bottles and six weeks milk. Williams, 48, and wife 40, said prior meals of beans and unemployment left them unable to feed the infant or their four year old son.

Phoenix Memorial Hospital Claude Williams West Tonto Street County Juvenile Department Geraldine Williams

Fred O. Goodell Named State Finance Director

Fred O. Goodell, veteran Pima County official and former Arizona senator, is named director of the new State Department of Finance by Gov. Howard Pyle. He will assume July 1, with a $7,200 annual salary, and his appointment awaits Senate confirmation. The post, created during the 20th Arizona Legislature reorganization, gives him authority over state finance including the auditor, treasurer, budget director, and purchasing agent.

Pima County Fred O. Goodell State Department of Finance Howard Pyle Goodell Tucson Pyle Senate Finance Department Arizona Arizona Senate Pima

Phoenician Heads Group Elects Union Officers at Grand Canyon

Tim Lockhart of 1613 South Fifth Street was elected president of the Baptist Student Union at Grand Canyon College for next year. Alice Burghout and Helen Littlepage were named secretary and publicity chairman, respectively, with a slate of officers including Ralph Gardner and Ella Jo Greer and others to be installed at a banquet on April 17.

Carson Keeps Housing Post

Terrence A. Carson, chairman of the Phoenix Housing Authority, was reappointed to a five year term by Mayor Nicholas Udall. Udall praised Carson’s knowledge of the housing program and public housing commitment in Phoenix. Carson first joined the board April 8, 1946 and became chairman May 2, 1950. Other board members are John F. Sullivan, Wade H. Hammond, Carlos Montano, and Wade Church.

Terrence A. Carson Phoenix Housing Authority Nicholas Udall Carson Phoenix Udall J. R. Fleming Newell Stewart John F. Sullivan Wade H. Hammond Carlos Montano Wade Church

Chicago Columnist Dies at 40 in Hollywood

Hollywood April 5 AP James R. Savage aged 40 longtime Chicago Tribune Tower Ticker columnist died yesterday from a heart ailment at Cedar Hospital of Lebanon Hospital. Savage was renowned for his sharp city commentary and column work.

Hollywood James R. Savage Chicago Tribune Cedar Hospital Lebanon

League Political Institute draws a small Phoenix crowd

The second annual Institute for Political Effectiveness in Phoenix drew a sparse audience as the League of Women Voters Phoenix and Phoenix College hosted a daylong program on citizen power and government. Speakers included Margeret Kober and Z Simpson Cox with reporters joining the Q&A.

League Political Institute Phoenix College Institute For Political Effectiveness League of Women Voters of Phoenix College Margaret Kober Z. Simpson Cox County Democratic Committee Phoenix Cox H. Wallace Maricopa County Nicholas Udall James O. Lecky Robert J. Hannelly Institute

Murder Trial Of 2 Delayed In Arizona Case

Jesse Ben Williams and J T Thompson, both charged with first degree murder in the March 11 stabbing of Timothy Wilcots, plead not guilty before Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Ralph Barry. The trial, set for September 18, delayed due to a crowded calendar, with Thompson allegedly handing the knife to Williams.

Jesse Ben Williams Buckeye Road J. T. Thompson East Chipman Road Timothy Wilcots 10Th Avenue Yuma Road Williams Thompson Maricopa County W. L. Hash Barry

Kentucky colonel named for Phoenix ceremony amid praise

Jawn B. Mills, hotel owner and president of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, was commissioned as a Kentucky colonel in Phoenix with mint juleps in the Aluminum Room. Guests included Guynah Howard Pyle and local figures such as Barry Goldwater and Paul Davies, plus a Hawaii lei gesture from Robert Brilliand of Honolulu.

Phoenix Jawn B. Mills An’ Resort Ownah Phoenix Chambah Ov Commerce Texas Arizona Wseward Ho Mills Bailiwick James E. Dunne

Measles Detected at Arizona State Hospital Insane

Dr Bruce Hart reported one more measles case at the Arizona State Hospital for Insane. The illness appeared in a male patient in the same ward with seven others who had developed the disease since last Saturday.

Arizona State Hospital For Insane Bruce Hart

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