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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1951

Page

9

Phoeniz City Considers Voting Machine Rental Plan

Phoenix city officials study cost of buying voting machines from Maricopa County after fire damage. Shoup Voting Machine Corp. offers delivery by September with machines priced around 1,396 plus potential 150 rise and about 38 freight per unit. County set May 12 bond election for Fowler School District to issue 62,000 in bonds for land and additions. Dysart trustees award cafeteria and three classrooms bid to Porter Construction at 159,899.

Phoenix Maricopa County County Board of Supervisors Tom M. Sullivan Ransom F. Shoup Philadelphia Shoup Voting Machine Corporation Ninth Jefferson Streets Shoup Canton Ohio Fowler Dysart Porter Construction Company

Five Out Of Phoenix Groups Plan Picnics

Several former residents groups plan Sunday picnics across the Phoenix area. Ohio Society of Arizona hosts a 2 p.m. reunion on the Phoenix Indian School campus with a community sing led by Harrison Duff. attendees should bring tables. Arizona-Illinois Society gathers at South Mountain Park at noon with coffee furnished and a central Arizona Project resolution to supporters. Indiana State Society picnics at Encanto Park begin at noon with about 400 expected and entertainment arranged. Flagstaff ex-residents hold a 12:30 p.m. family picnic at South Mountain Park. New England Society of Salt River Valley plans a 1 p.m. Encanto Park event for 500 guests.

Phoenix Ohio Society of Arizona Fred D. Bauer Indiana State Society of Arizona Encanto Park Charles Sloan Mae D. Ricketts Clarence Paulsgrove William Byerhoff Flagstaff South Mountain Park New England Society of the Salt River Valley

Special Measures Safeguard Woman During Birth Process

Dr Herman Bundesen outlines during labor fluid and energy needs. Intravenous salts or glucose provide fluids while small sugary liquids aid energy. Frequent bladder emptying prevents infections. oxygen therapy may ease pain and stabilize the infant. Vital signs are monitored every four hours with prompt treatment for abnormalities.

Herman Bundesen

Co Operation Pledged City By Supervisors

Maricopa County supervisors named three members to an intended joint city county committee for mutual problems and discussed timing for appointing county members to coordinate with Phoenix. The motion to notify the city of committee appointments passed unanimously as Lindsay urged prompt action. The panel will include two supervisors and a third member chosen by them.

Maricopa County Phoenix W. ©. Glick D. P. Kimball James E. Lindsay James O. Lecky Lindsay Lecky Kimball Board of Supervisors

Fireworks Blast Kills Two at Izmir Plant

An explosion at a fireworks plant in the building housing the American Consulate in Izmir, Turkey, killed two workers. Police said the blast was accidental and that there was no damage to the consulate. The incident was reported from Istanbul on April 6 by AP. Opus plans to develop as New Zealand North Island’s leading deep water port.

Istanbul Turkey Izmir Opus New Zealand North Island

Pyle and Judge to Address Arizona Liquor Conference

Governor Howard Pyle and Superior Court Judge Charles Bernstein will address the Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association United States Brewers Foundation conference in Chandler next week. The event opens Monday at the San Marcos Hotel with the foundation phase and continues Tuesday with the wholesale beer and liquor topics plus talks by D. Vincent Hurley C King McClure John A. Duncan and Sid Smyth.

Howard Pyle Superior Court Charles Bernstein Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association United States Brewers Foundation Chandler San Marcos Brewers Foundation Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association Sidney B. Moeur Phoenix Arizona Pyle C. King McClure Stitzel Weller Distillery,Inc John A. Duncan Liquor Licenses and Control Sid Smyth Charles J. Minning Edward W. Rastetter Prescott John Contos

Civil Service Parley to Hear Rule Changes in Phoenix

W A Jorgensen of San Francisco will discuss changes in civil service rules and the new cooperative agreement between the U S Employment Service and the U S Civil Service Commission. Military installations in the Valley and federal agencies will be represented at a 1 30 p m conference Monday at Lake Greenway Post home American Legion 738 North Seventh Avenue. Jorgensen will then travel to Tucson for a similar conference.

W. A. Jorgensen San Francisco United States Civil Service Phoenix U. S. Employment Service U. S. Civil Service Commission Jorgensen Lake Greenway American Legion North Seventh Avenue Tucson

Desert Killing Suspect Hunted In Texas Area

Richard Antone alias Dick Richard, a 43 year old former Phoenix laborer, is charged with first degree murder in Buckeye Justice Court. Johnnie Mae Green, 45, of Shipley Camp near Buckeye, is believed dead from stabbing and buried near the Gila River two miles south of Buckeye. The investigation began after two Buckeye boys found a half buried skeleton near the river on February 28. Federal lab tests identified the bones as Mrs Green. Antone was last seen with Mrs Green on July 3 and his pickup found abandoned July 4 with clothing matching Mrs Green’s and knife marks on garments.

Lubbock Tex Trea Phoenix Gila River Buckeye Richard Antone Dick Richard Johnnie Mae Green Shipley Sheriff's Office Paul Boone Fred Boone Aliee Haywood Federal Bureau of Investigation Green Antone Ninth Avenue Lincoln Street Haywood

Arsonist To Hear Sentence Monday

Vernon Mevis a 22 year old factory worker will be sentenced Monday for setting five fires at Greenville causing over 280000 dollars in damage. He pleaded guilty to starting fires in two churches two stores and a truck within a four block area Monday night and admitted setting two fires previously.

Stanton Mich Vernon Mevis Greenville Mevis

Piano Teachers To Entertain At Gentlemen's Evening

The annual gentlemen's evening by the Phoenix Piano Teachers Association starts at 8 15 p m Monday at Mrs Kathryn Capps 912 West Catalina Drive A business meeting chaired by Mrs Luther Steward will elect officers Orley Iles programs chairman will direct the program featuring Eu gene Redewill violinist and honorary member with Mrs Marjorie Miller Ferald Capps and others accompanying including Mrs Capps Mrs Bessie Deutsch L E Bur and more pianists Arnold Bullock Harry Rickel and William Fairfield Brown

Phoenix Piano Teachers Association Kathryn Capps West Catalina Drive Luther Steward Orley Iles Eugene Redewill Marjorie Miller Ferald Capps Capps Arnold Bullock Harry Rickel William Fairfield Brown Mesdames Capps Bessie Deutsch L. E. Bur

Speeding Driver Dies After Missing Turn Near Grants

William Roy Hines of Salinas California, 51, died when his car missed a curve on U S Highway 66 one mile west of Grants New Mexico. State police said he was traveling at a terrific rate of speed and could not negotiate the turn.

Santa FE N. M William Roy Hines Salinas Calif Grants, N. M Hines

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