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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1951

Page

3

Old Stagecoach Tours Scottsdale on Modern Revival

The Phoenix Jaycees revived the Old Modoc coach on a round trip from Phoenix to Scottsdale. Liana Boettcher, Patsy Prescott, Dick Pickard, and others joined driving by Ben Dean with four matched horses. Tickets sold for the upcoming rodeo on April 13 to 15, with a Navajo band, square dancing, and photo opportunities along Camelback Road.

Dennis Farrell Modoc Arizona Phoenix Liana Boettcher Joan Wollenmen Virginia Millis Patsy Prescott Dick Pickard Ben Dean Dave Gordon Scottsdale Camelback Road

Navy Officer Bribery Sentence In Two Year Term

Lt. William G. Bigony of Holbrook Massachusetts was dismissed from the navy and sentenced to two years imprisonment on bribery charges. He allegedly accepted bribes related to ratings and assignments of enlisted personnel while on duty at the First Naval District Headquarters in Boston.

Boston William G. Bigony Holbrook Mass Navy First Naval District Headquarters Bigony First Naval District

Senator Douglas Attacks Joint Chiefs Over Marines

Senator Paul H. Douglas a World War II marine officer denounces top military leadership as Army minded and says plans to shrink the Marine Corps in 1953 threaten its combat effectiveness while other services expand. He praises Chiefs as men of character but criticizes policy.

Washington Paul H. Douglas Marine Corps Illinois Democrat Joint Chiefs of Staff Douglas

Tim Sharpe Wins Arizona Oratory Final

Tim Sharpe 18, son of Mrs. Fisher Sharpe, won the 21st Arizona Oratorical Contest at First Baptist Church. North Phoenix High School senior and The Phoenix Gazette correspondent received a $50 prize from The Arizona Republic and a World Book encyclopedia set from the Arizona Department of the American Legion. Sharpe advances to regional finals in Salt Lake City Tuesday. Second place went to Robert Ong Hing, 18, Superior High School, with Mary M. Parker third. other contestants included Don Chiappetti, Thomas Roger Williams, Patricia Jane Fitzgerald, and Janet Ann Smith. Judges were Dr. Robert Plummer, John Paul, and Charles Walters.

Tim Sharpe Fisher Sharpe North Seventh Street Arizona First Baptist Church West Monroe Street North Phoenix Phoenix Gazette Sharpe Arizona Republic Arizona Department of the American Legion The Republic and the Legion

Brink's robbery audit lifts loot to over a million

Boston April 7 AP reports the Brink’s robbery loot tally rose to 1,279,700 after a full audit. Six masked gunmen robbed five vault room employees on January 17, 1950 in what was described as the nation’s largest cash heist. William J. McKettrick of the auditing firm announced the final figure.

Boston Brink William J. McKettrick

Eastern Star leaders named at Arizona grand chapter meeting

Mrs Abbie Hanson of Hammond Indiana is named most worthy grand matron of the general grand chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs Elsie F Dungan of Glendale Arizona is the new worthy grand matron and Mrs Ann Lisitsky of Holbrook is associate grand conductress at the closing session of the two day grand chapter meeting.

Abbie Hanson Hammond Ind Order of the Eastern Star Arizona Elsie F. Dungan Glendale Ann Lisitsky Holbrook Gazette

Pair Charged In Dog Deaths

Abraham Facter and his wife Alice face court on petty theft charges tied to the death of two dogs. Police said Mrs. Facter admitted the couple caused the dogs deaths after promising new homes, following a $30 payment from a woman who expected humane rehoming.

Beverly Hills Calif Abraham Facter Alice W. W. White The Pasadena Humane Society

Plea For Action Prompts Courtroom Scene In Knoxville

A Knoxville spectator shouted for action as Judge H O Pollard opened court. After repeated demands a deputy sheriff escorted the man to jail on a drunkenness charge, marking a slow but steady response to the call for action.

Knoxville Tenn H. O. Pollard

Police Building Rammed in Mobile Driving Fine

Adolph Busch aged 58 was fined 100 dollars in police court after his car rammed Mobile citys new 1,300,000 police building following a charge of driving while intoxicated.

Mobile Ala Adolph Busch

Navy Band Leader With 35 Years Serves Phoenix Tour

Lt. Conrad Brendler commands the United States Navy Band on a 13 year development, directing 90 musicians. The ensemble performs two student matinees at 1 30 and 3 30 pm on April 20 at Phoenix Union High School gym and an 8 30 pm adult concert at Phoenix Union Auditorium. Proceeds benefit YWCA teenage programs in Phoenix and Maricopa County. Richard Townsend assists as second in command.

United States Navy Phoenix Conradr Charles Brendler Brendler Phoenix Union High School Phoenix Union Linde Dorris-Heyman’s YWCA Maricopa County Navy Band United States Washington

Tibetans Depart For Peace Talks

Two Tibetan leaders appointed to negotiate peace terms with China left New Delhi for Calcutta and then Peiping via Hong Kong. Gen Dzasa Kun sang Tse and Thunik Chempo Lautra, with two interpreters, will report to Tibetan Gen Nga Beu who heads the peace delegation after capture and indoctrination by the Communists at Chambo in October.

New Delhi India China Calcutta Peiping Hong Kong Dzasa Kunsang Tse Thunik Chempo Lautra Nga Beu Chambo

Chinese Reds Fan Hatred Campaign Targets Maryknoll Priests

In Hong Kong on April 7, reports say Chinese Communists wage a hatred campaign against two American Maryknoll priests and three nuns arrested at an orphanage in Loting South China. All five were jailed March 17 on charges of causing child deaths, with charges mirroring those used against Canadian nuns in Canton. The intensity suggests authorities plan harsh penalties.

Hong Kong Loting South China Canton

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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce Tombstone Fairbanks Oso Negri-Sonora Old Mexico Concord Tombstone-Fairbanks Jaycees Paul J. Ritchie DR. Hawkins East Washington Hartung G. I Fred Hartung Second Street Suspenda Diamond U. S. Pat Betty Lee Diamond’s Bestform Tal O C Diamond's Brink's Eastern Star the Phoenix Gazette Richard Townsend Ee S Chinese Reds Sunbeam Vinson Etsy Hea
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