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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1951

Page

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Ridgway Promises No Policy Change for Japan Occupation

Lt General Matthew Ridgway arrives in Tokyo to take charge as supreme commander of US forces in Japan. He pledges no shift in MacArthur’s benevolent occupation, aims to help speed a peace settlement, and notes continuity with US policy. He will meet MacArthur for one day to discuss Far East issues.

Tokyo Matthew B. Ridgway Douglas MacArthur Ridgway Korea United States Eighth Army James A. van Fleet Japan Nations Guidin MacArthur Far East

Burglars Loot Phoenix Chamber Offices After Rodeo Cash

Burglars ransacked the Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce offices at 1021 North First Street early today seeking receipts from yesterday’s rodeo performance. They took $400 from a metal cash box. $4,400 more was banked at 5 p.m. yesterday. An extra $25 in souvenir receipts was left behind.

Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce North First Street Uwtawla Mhamninanchin Dadan Whigamilpi Dilip Chamber Roger Hagel Rodeo Hagel

Lunatic Imposter Routes As Senator In Columbus

A man identified as Paul Snow of Biddeford Maine posed as Republican State Senator Snow of Portland to gain access and charm Ohio officials. He attended meetings in Columbus then fled to a VA hospital in Chillicothe. later jailed in Lancaster and refused to speak. Meanwhile a rodeo theft at Adams Street netted 400 dollars as two riders were injured during performances at the Arizona State Fairgrounds.

Lancaster Ohio Paul Snow Maine Columbus Senate Taxation Committee State House Senate Veterans Administration Hospital Chillicothe Biddeford Snow Portland Corral Adams Street Central First Avenues Association George Mills Telford S. C Tom Parish West Madison Street

Republicans Demand Truman Open Up Files On MacArthur

Republicans pressed President Truman to declassify top secret documents on MacArthur claiming he was dismissed for opposing appeasement in Asia. The Senate Armed Services Committee began a full scale inquiry with secret testimony from Defense Secretary Marshall and expected appearances by MacArthur and the Joint Chiefs.

Truman MacArthur Washington Douglas MacArthur Asia Congress Senate Armed Services Committee China State Department Tokyo Army Frank Pace, Jr Pace Bridge

Two Task Forces Gain In Area Of Reservoir

United Nations task forces breached the Chinese defensive line east of Hwachon Reservoir in Korea. Gibraltar Hill fell after night bombardment aided by Allied searchlights, and Yanggu was attacked from multiple directions. Allied infantry routed a Red division at the hill and moved toward Yanggu while South Korean marines landed on Ongjin Peninsula.

Tokyo United Nations Hwachon Reservoir Korea Gibraltar Hill Yanggu 38Th Parallel Yanggi Sochon Inje Hwachon Kumhwa Pyongyang

Senator Tobey Arrives in Phoenix for Talk on Crime

Senator Charles W. Tobey, a New Hampshire Republican famed for probing organized crime, is due at Phoenix Sky Harbor at 7:25 p.m. He will speak at 4 p.m. tomorrow on Am I My Brother's Keeper at Desert Devotionals at Rancho La Loma, Litchfield Park, the Goodyear estate of Paul W. Litchfield. A catchy tune about Tobey has been written by a songwriter.

Charles W. Tobey New Hampshire Senate Crime Investigating Committee Phoenix Sky Harbor Rancho la Loma Litchfield Park Paul W. Litchfield Goodyear Tire and Rubber Corporation Tobey Kefauver Committee

Double Death Said To Fight Over Child

A Mesa shooting left a father dead by his own hand after killing his wife. A note given to Wanda Johnson by William James Johnson, 40, hinted at motive and his desire to find another home for his daughter. Wanda and her friend Sharon Lydle found the bodies. coroner Jack Hunsaker planned to question Wanda about the note.

Mesa Here Wanda Johnson William James Johnson Wanda Sharon Lydle Johnson Paurice Peggy) Johnson Jack Hunsaker Lehi Road Lehi School Ray Sargent Page 2

Sunday events schedule across Phoenix area

Multiple readings games and races populate Sunday activities. World Championship Rodeo at Arizona Fairground with 2 pm and 8 pm showings. Thoroughbred racing at Arizona Downs 1 45 pm. polo at Judson School field 2 30 pm. softball A 1 Queens versus Funk Gems at Phoenix Softball Park 7 30 pm. bowling finals noon at Pla Mar Arcade. golf tournaments at Litchfield Park Wigwam and Encanto Municipal Park. book review by Dr. Cecil Prior at Arizona Museum 3 pm. church services listed with schedules on page 9.

Church of Rancho la Loma Litchfield Park Arizona Fairground 19Th Avenue McDowell Road Anya Seton Cecil Prior Tempe Arizona Museum West van Buren Street Arizona Downs Phoenix Papago Park Judson School New Mexico A and M College Judson Camelback Inn Queens Funk Gems 17Th Avenue Roosevelt Street Pla-Mar Arcade Arizona Women

Two Die In Arizona Highway Crashes Near Wickenburg

Two fatalities in separate one car accidents near Wickenburg push Arizona 1951 traffic deaths to 93. The victims are Robert Bodfish, 32, of Nashville Tennessee, brother of Morton Bodfish of Chicago, and William A Fay, 44, of Granada Hills California. Bodfish reportedly had just finished the Desert Caballeros ride and was en route to a party when his car left the road and plunged 70 feet down an embankment.

Wickenburg Arizona Robert Bodfish Nashville

Fatal Vehicle Accident Near Wenden Claims Fay and Teen Victim

A sedan overturned eight miles east of Wenden after leaving the highway killing Fay due to a broken neck and pinning him between a wheel and a tree. At Memorial Hospital five others were treated for injuries, one in critical condition, including 14 year old Jimmy Lee James, son of W A James. Police say Fay was ejected from the west bound car.

Fay Wickenburg Wenden Memorial Hospital Jimmy Lee James W. A. James Sunnyside Cactus Bell Cavecreek

Noted Figures Comment On Korea and Seapower

International News Service reports remarks from Admiral Harold D. Martin commander of the Seventh Fleet asserting seapower influence worldwide. In Washington House Republican Leader Martin urges avoiding restraint in Korea and not shacking General Ridgway as MacArthur was.

Taipeh Harold D. Martin United States Seventh Fleet Seventh Fleet Washington House Martin Korea Ridgway MacArthur

President to broadcast address at Jefferson-Jackson dinners

President Truman plans to explain his MacArthur firing decision during a nationwide network broadcast. At Jefferson-Jackson dinners, he will speak at the national guard armory in Washington. the $100-a-plate event will be aired by four radio networks and two TV networks. Radio KRIZ KTAR KOY carry live at 8 30 p.m. KPHO offers a 9 30 p.m. delayed feed.

Truman MacArthur Phoenix Congress Senate Armed Services Committee Defense George C. Marshall Marshall Joint Chiefs of Staff Dean Acheson Washington Gen Douglas MacArthur Uwa National Guard KRIZ KTAR KOY KPHO Capital Armory Statler and Mayflower

Pyle Seeks Cancellation Of Arizona Print Contract

Gov. Howard Pyle moves to cancel the Arizona Highways black and white printing deal with Pacific Press of Los Angeles. he questions paper quality and favors keeping Arizona business in Arizona, possibly reopening bids at higher cost. A separate note mentions nationwide party meetings and a large Washington dinner with detailed dining logistics. National coverage also recalls Jefferson and Jackson birthdays.

Arizona Highway Commission Los Angeles Arizona Highways Howard Pyle Pacific Press of Pacific Press Arizona State Highway Commission

Van Fleet takes command of U.S. Eighth Army in Korea

Lt General James A. Van Fleet assumed command of the U S Eighth Army in Korea after Lt General Matthew B Ridgway surrendered the post and departed for Tokyo to lead Far East forces. Van Fleet expressed delight and pledged his best effort to honor the confidence placed in him.

Eighth Army Korea James A. van Fleet Cominform United States Matthew B. Ridgway van Fleet Tokyo U. S United Nations Far East Ridgway

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