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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1951
Page
12
The Rev. Robert C. Hartnett SJ editor of America will arrive tomorrow for a Phoenix visit under Marcos de Niza Council Knights of Columbus. He will lecture publicly at 8 pm Wednesday in Phoenix College Auditorium on The Threat of Pseudo Democracy.
About two thirds of global sugar comes from sugarcane with beets supplying the rest. Beets grow well in cooler climates, offering a complementary source for sweetening.
Sen. Charles W. Tobey New Hampshire Republican urged spiritual revival to combat immorality during a Desert Devotionals service in Litchfield Park Arizona. He criticized gamblers and racketeers allied with communism and urged grass roots moral improvement as a remedy while planning travel to Tucson before returning to Washington.
Maj. Gen. Doyle O. Hickey was appointed chief of staff to Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. He becomes chief of staff for the Far East Command United Nations Command and Allied Powers. Hickey had served as assistant chief of staff since Sept. 15.
In Arizona weekend talks Sen Charles Tobey and Lewis W. Douglas, former ambassador to Britain, said Gen Douglas MacArthur erred in making political statements while in active duty. Douglas, once Roosevelt budget director, recalled resigning to speak out and defended his stance. Tobey cautioned Truman’s decision to remove MacArthur, noting obedience in the armed forces but warning the Japan Korea impact and a widening U.S. gap with Japan.
In Gelsenkirchen on April 15 16 police clash with about 1500 Communist Youth demonstrators including members from East Germany. Ten young Communists face trial for rioting and assault after the afternoon riot injuring thirteen officers and others.
Pittsburgh April 16. Firemen from engine company No 40 spent 40 minutes fighting a weekend grass fire and more than an hour freeing their pumper from a mud bog. A group of youngsters under age 11 watched. one admitted starting the fire to clear grass so there would be less time spent hunting baseballs. No arrests were made.
Telex announces the world’s first successful cordless electronic aid to hearing as a wearable device with no cord or visible receiver. State Manager Paul E. Lau promotes the invention, inviting inquiries to Telex Hearing Center and Telex Laboratories in St. Paul Minnesota.
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