Passengers and Crew of Lost Plane Listed
San Francisco April 7 UP a list shows 22 passengers and crew believed aboard a missing plane en route from Santa Maria to Santa Barbara. Capt Knox Pittman Co Pilot Robert Erickson Purser Grant Peterson among others including Col R T Batty Lt Col J H Byrd and Ensign Heilman with several soldiers listed from Fort Ord Camp Cooke Camp Roberts and the Navy School of Indoctrination in Monterey Santa Maria and Alameda area airports referenced.
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San Francisco
Santa Maria
Alif
Santa Barbara
Knox Pittman
Robert Erickson
Los Altos
Calif
Grant Peterson
Burlingame
Norton Clapp
Medina
Wash
Alaska Transportation Company
Gale Gardner
A. P. von Chricten
J. H. Byrd
Sixth Army
Presidio
Everitt Hall
United States Air Force
Santa Clara
Potter
Petaluma
Allan W. Webb
Seattle
Rody
Monterey
Los Angeles
Myers
McNeil
Fort Ord
Heilman
Navy School of Indoctrination
Badgley
Camp Cooke
Salt Lake City
Mangum
Los ‘Angeles
Schultz
Camp Roberts
Paso Robles
Chicago
Former Tax Chief Succumbs
David C. O Neil, 69, a longtime state resident and former Arizona Tax Commission member, died after several months illness at St Josephs Hospital. Born in Clifton Illinois he lived in Douglas Tucson and Benson. He resided at 902 West Coronado Road. He joined the Tax Commission in February and was appointed by Gov Moeur to fill a vacancy, later serving as chairman in 1937. Funeral arrangements were set at Whitney Funeral Home.
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David C. O'Neil
Arizona Tax Commission
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clifton
Ill
Mr. O'Neil
Douglas
Tucson
Benson
West Coronado Road
Tax Commission
G. B. Moeur
M. A. Murphy
Whitney Funeral Home
Talent Show Series Planned At Duncan
A three part talent show series to benefit a Duncan youth attending the Arizona State College music camp in Tempe will begin Wednesday. Sponsored by the Duncan Woman's Club and the Duncan Theater, the events will run between film changes with Mrs. Glenn Francom as chair and Mrs. Robert Golding assisting.
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Phoenix Gazette
Duncan
Arizona State College At
Tucson Students Elect Doug Ward ASU President
Doug Ward of Tucson won the Associated Student Body presidency at the University of Arizona for 1951 1952 with 1321 votes to 717 for Don Quigley. Also elected were Jack Armstrong of Naco as vice president and Sue Hunger of Phoenix as secretary.
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Tucson
Doug Ward
University of Arizona
Ward
Don Quigley
Webster Groves
Jack Armstrong
Naco
Sue Hunger
Phoenix
Mary Wharton Dies In Hospital
Mrs. Mary Wharton of 4021 Grand Avenue, age 72, died early today at Memorial Hospital after being taken there yesterday. Cause listed as natural. born in Iowa, wife of William Wharton. Funeral arrangements are being made by A. L. Moore and Sons.
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Mary Wharton
Grand Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Bear Named Bern From Great Hunt Legend
Legend says the Swiss capital Bern took its name from a historic hunt in which the first animal slain was a bear, inspiring the city's name.
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Switzerland
Berne
4-H Fair Awards Presented at Maricopa County
The 25th annual Maricopa County 4-H Fair concluded at Arizona State College with a family picnic and awards assembly. About 1,200 youths and families received honors in vegetables, flowers, swine, sheep, goats, handicrafts, pigeons, food preparation, and beef cattle, with multiple named winners from Deer Valley, Cartwright, Scottsdale, Tempe, and other areas.
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Tempe
Maricopa County
Shirley Rademacher
Deer Valley
Richard Rademacher
Jonas Khan
Fowler
Harry R. Kruse
Larry Stallings
Cartwright
Paul Rademacher
Donny Hawkins
David Justice
Dysart
Bobby Clare
Gilbert
Clifford Fuller
Lehi
Marvin
Marshall
Glendale
George
Truman
Joe Cole
John Kelley
Madison
Gwen Hunt
Mesa Franklin
Hayden Green
Deer Vailey
Ronald Vietmeier
Lee Chatham
Scottsdale
Richard L. Sparks
David Marstellar
Tommy Stabler
Fay Brown
Laurabelle Tyree
Palo Verde
Teresa Hussey
Icart
Eva Jane Earle
Alhambra
Wanda Schulz
Avondale
Gloria Denney
Pendergast
Janet Leverton
Janet Welles
Barbara Holmes
Treart
Pauline Bruner
Margaret Warren
Carol Norris
Eva Kittell
Nancy Walt
Caroline Sanders
Mary Joy Smith
Tom Stallings
Tom Crosset
Keith Sawyer
George Hawkins
Donnie Hawkins
Ann Robbins
Homer Smith
Richard Sparks
Troy Capps
Sandra Telford
Bonnie Sparks
Deanna Thompson
Billie Jane Narramore
Wendell Poppe
Harriet Hussey
Scott
John Sparks
Accidents Across Maricopa County Reported In Several Crashes
Police documented multiple injuries from crashes across Maricopa County including a 1939 Oldsmobile that struck three men on East Washington Street and fled, with a license traced by Lane. Arthur Meek and Peggy Meek were hospitalized after their car hit a horse near Mesa. Johnny Ramirez was treated for injuries after a collision with his father’s car. an Oakland couple suffered serious injuries in a head on collision near Glendale.
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East Washington Street
Washington Street
Lane
Maricopa County
Arthur Meek
Peggy
East Adams Street
Southside District Hospital
Mesa
Ike Mulleneaux
Meek
Barbara Jo Ahart
Glendale
Memorial Hospital
Charles Ahart
North Seventh Street
Johnny Ramirez
Walter E. Ramirez
Johnny
Dora Ramirez
East Monroe Street
Ramirez
Oakland
Calif
Ernest Joseph
Delores
Elwood Jones
Joseph
E. N. James
Groom
Tex
Vladimar J. Lazovich
Frank Lloyd Wright
Taliesin West
Scottsdale
Seventh Avenue
Bobby Neal Parks
East
25Th
Washington Streets
Joe J. Pierce
Cocopah Street
Mrs. Bess Burris Dies in Phoenix Hospital
Mrs. Bess Burris age 59 of 506 West Wilshire Drive died after a stroke at Memorial Hospital where she was admitted Thursday. She was a Missouri native. Husband Joseph Burris is chief clerk for the Santa Fe Railroad. Funeral services are being arranged at A. L. Moore and Sons.
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Bess Burris
West
Wilshire Drive
Memorial Hospital
Joseph Burris
Santa Fe Railroad
Missouri
A. L. Moore and Sons
Lumberjack Newspaper Wins Top National Rating
Flagstaff April 7 The Lumberjack weekly newspaper of Arizona State College at Flagstaff earned first place in a national Scholastic Press Association competition. It marked the paper’s third consecutive award, edited the past two years by senior Tom Cooper of Quincy Illinois.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Lumberjack
Scholastic Press Association of
Columbia University
Tom Cooper
Quincy, III
Funeral services for Aaron Ressler set for Monday
Ressler Aaron Ressler 96 of Mesa dies in a Phoenix rest home. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a m from Gibbons Mortuary Chapel with burial at Mesa Cemetery. He was born January 9 1855 in Pennsylvania and lived in Mesa the last 40 years. No survivors.
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Gazette
Mesa
Aaron Ressler
Gibbons Mortuary Chapel
Ressler
West First Street
Phoenix
Pennsylvania
Mesa Cemetery
Bodies of 125 US troops aboard Ocala Victory
In KOKURA Japan on April 7 the bodies of 125 U.S. soldiers killed in Korea were placed aboard the Ocala Victory in a solemn ceremony marking the fourth shipment of war dead for final burial in the United States.
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Kokura
Japan
United States
Korea
U. S
Pyle Delays Maming Civil Defense Chief Appointment
Gov. Howard Pyle postpones naming a state civil defense director citing missing post June funding. The Arizona National Guard will oversee civil defense until lawmakers allocate funds, with January 1952 reconvening awaited. Frank R. Williams had flagged the $25,000 appropriation only covering through June 30.
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Herb Nelson
Howard Pyle
Arizona National Guard
Frank R. Williams
Arizona State Department of Health
Civil Defense
Williams
Flagstaff Graduation Set for May 21 at Arizona State College
About 200 students will receive bachelor and master degrees at commencement at Arizona State College in Flagstaff on Monday May 21 at 8 p.m. Dr John Harvey Furbay of Trans World Airlines will give the address. Baccalaureate is planned for Sunday May 20 in the new gymnasium with Shrine of the Ages Choir. Notable graduates include Albert Jarvis Elaine Anderson Smith Thelma Sample Akin Evelyn S Carter Iva Bochat Deaver Rachel Nelson Edwards Arland P Branch and Frances Rachel Morse.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
John Harvey Furbay
Trans World Airlines
L. J. Botleman
Shrine of the Ages
Eldon A. Ardrey
Albert Jarvis
Mesa
Elaine Anderson Smith
Litchfield Park
Thelma Sample Akin
Glendale
Evelyn S. Carter
Peoria
Iva Bochat Deaver
Chandler
Rachel Nelson Edwards
Arland P. Branch
Frances Rachel Morse
Phoenix
Body believed to be airman Horner found in desert south of Salome
Identification efforts focus on Lt. Freeman D. Horner of Miles City Montana, a B 36 bombardier blown from his bomber during a May 12 194? training mission from Carswell AFB Fort Worth Texas. The body discovered 12 miles south of Salome and taken to a Wickenburg mortuary after a week long search.
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Salome
Desert
Here
Yuma County
Bill Davis
Freeman D. Horner
Miles City
Mont
Horner
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Tex
Davis
Wickenburg
Infant Daughter of Pastor Dies in Phoenix
Cynthia Grace Entrekin, infant daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Leland B. Entrekin of 905 East Cambridge Avenue, died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Private graveside services are set for Monday at Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include three sisters Donna, Beverly, Priscilla, and two brothers Phillip and Leland Vern, all of Phoenix. The Rev. Entrekin pastors Heart to Heart Hour Chapel.
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Cynthia Grace Entrekin
Leland B. Entrekin
Cambridge Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Greenwood Memorial Park
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Donna
Beverly
Priscilla
Sand
Phillip
Leland Vern
Phoenix
Mr. Entrekin
Oscar E. Phillips of Phoenix Dies
Oscar E. Phillips, 64, of 4015 South Seventh Street, died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital. The body was sent to St. Louis for funeral services and burial. A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary reported he was a Newton, Ti native, a Phoenix resident five years, and a retired grocer and service station operator. He is survived by his wife Opal, two sisters, and seven brothers.
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Oscar E. Phillips
South Seventh Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Louis
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Phillips
Newton
Phoenix
Opal
Hi Y Legislators Debate Bills in Model Legislature
Arizona Hi Y students from Glendale and North Phoenix High School take part in a two day model legislature sponsored by the YMCA. They debate bills to lower voting age to 18 and ban school segregation while learning democratic process under Dr. Robert L. Nugent. Don Beall serves as house speaker Jim Laughran as senate president and Bob Douglass as governor among ninety Hi Y members.
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Arizona
Young Men’s Christian Association
Robert L. Nugent
University of Arizona
Don Beall
Glendale High School
Senate
Jim Laughran
Glendale
Bob Douglass
North Phoenix High School
House
Elevator traps boy legislators at Arizona capitol
Four youths identified as Arizona’s boy legislators were trapped between the third and fourth floors in the rear elevator of the capitol building for about 15 minutes yesterday. Custodian Scottie Moss rescued them.
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Arizona
Capitol Building
Scottie Moss
State capitol hosts final sessions on secret society ban proposals
Debate opened in the state capitol as lawmakers discussed proposals to ban secret societies. The day focused on drafting provisions and potential safeguards while considering impact on student groups and public institutions.
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State Capitol
Arts Festival Opens With Symphony and Met Singer
The Tucson Festival of Arts moved to the University of Arizona stadium for a Phoenix Symphony program with Met Opera guest Bidu Sayao. The crowd heard Apache Yaqui and Papago dances in native dress and folk songs by Rex Morris, Gladys Baker, Kay Lee, and Barbara Allen. About 3,000 attended the indoor opening due to rain fears.
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Tucson
Tucson Festival of Arts
University of Arizona Stadium
Phoenix Symphony
Bidu Sayao
Metropolitan Opera Company
Oliver la Farge
Rex Morris
Gladys Baker
Kay Lee
Barbara Allen
Blood donors fill Gila Valley drive. 198 accepted
Nearly 250 donors turned out for the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Safford with 198 accepted after health checks. Credit for the turnout goes to Swift Murphy Post and American Legion Auxiliary who made phone calls to recruit donors. Gail Knight, a Safford Junior High student, won the grand prize in the first annual hobby show with a butterfly collection. Prizes went to Bill Meeker, Kenneth Quinn, and James Duane Claridge for a model airplane and arrowheads. New PTA officers will be installed at Thatcher High School auditorium at 7 30 p m Monday with Mrs Ned Daley as president and other officers succeeding.
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Safford
Red Cross
Gila Valley
Max Layton
Thatcher
Swift- Murphy Post, American Legion Auxiliary
Gail Knight
Gail
Bill Meeker
Kenneth Quinn
James Duane Claridge
Thatcher Parent-Teacher Association
Thatcher High School
Ned Daley
Keith Smith
Paul Winkler
Prudence Fyffe
Dora Phegley
Daley
Blanch Kelly
Richberg warns of malignant socialitis threatening Constitution
Former National Recovery Administration head Richberg, now a Virginia lecturer and Washington lawyer, declares the Constitution has been dying for years. He defines malignant socialitis as a fanatic urge to impose a single perfect order and urges Congress to revive the Constitution with renewed public pledge by candidates. He calls lawyers to educate clients and the public on preserving liberty and limiting centralized power.
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Richberg
National Recovery Administration
University of Virginia
Washington, D. C
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
4 H Club To Give Needlecraft Show
Florence April 7 Girls of the Pins and Needles 4 H Club will present a dress revue and sewing demonstration at Florence Elementary School auditorium at 8 p.m. Monday. Demonstrations by Judy Kirkland Mary Frances Westerman Leta Mae Alberty Darlene Kimbrough Teddie Ruiz and Mary Ann Tucker. Club leaders in charge are Mesdames Walter Meyer Clyde Lane and George Humphrey.
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Florence
Girls of the Pins and Needles 4-H Club
Parent Teacher Association
Judy Kirkland
Mary Frances Westerman
Leta Mae Alberty
Darlene Kimbrough
Teddie Ruiz
Mary Ann Tucker
Mesdames
Walter Meyer
Clyde Lane
George Humphrey
Coolidge Girls Win In Contest At Music Camp
Three Coolidge girls Virginia Letzring Dorothy Wood and Dorothy Fulton won scholarships to Arizona State College at Tempe Music Camp after placing first in divisions of the fifth annual Coolidge music contest sponsored by the Coolidge Examiner Scholarships were donated by the Coolidge Musicians Club and the Coolidge Rotary Club Alternates named were Margaret Higginbotham Kathleen McCleery and Earline Hicks.
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Coolidge Musicians Club
Coolidge Rotary Club
Margaret Higginbotham
Kathleen McCleery
Earline Hicks
Rotary Elects At Coolidge Rotary Club Officers
Coolidge April 7 new officers electedBradley Sizer Sr president Richard J Hills secretary Tom Eastmore treasurer Louis Drader sergeant at arms and Jack Belzner Ray Hunt Hills Wendell Flewelling and E W Poe directors will assume duties at the first July meeting Bob Bever Casa Grande assistant Pinal County agricultural agent spoke at Wah Ki Inn Sizer gave a talk on club work and the county fair value Harry Bigglestone Phoenix resident engineer for the National Board of Fire Underwriters will speak on improving Coolidges fire ratings at next weeks meeting
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Sizer
Harry Bigglestone
Phoenix
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Coolidge
Rotary
Juan Martinez Dies At Hospital
Juan Martinez aged 67 of 601 West Mohave Street died early today after arrival at Memorial Hospital from his home. Death attributed to natural causes. Funeral services arranged at Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary.
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Juan Martinez
West Mohave Street
Memorial Hospital
Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary
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Mr. Broxup
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E. Indian School
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