Eccles Warns RFC Imperias Free Economy
Washington April 27 AP Marriner S Eccles Federal Reserve Board governor urged abolishing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with no delay He warned government lending or ownership of production weakens free enterprise Subcommittee chair Fulbright backs RFC with safeguards and notes Southern need for credit facilities The RFC originated in Hoover era to aid borrowers without private credit
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Washington
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Eccles
Senate Banking Committee
RFC
Banking Committee
Fulbright
D., Ark
South
United States
Hoover
Probation Violator Gets Prison Term for Two Men
William Hitchen, 30, listed Franklin Hotel as his address, received a 2 to 5 year Arizona Prison sentence after failing probation in a bogus Check case. Judge Lorna E. Lockwood said he did not meet restitution or abstinence requirements. Hubert Haskell Doughty, 38, of 3002 North 37th Street, pleaded guilty to reckless driving with a prior conviction, was fined $100 and sentenced to 60 days in county jail.
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William Hitchen
Franklin Hotel
Arizona
Maricopa County Superior Court
Lorna E. Lockwood
Hitchen
Hubert Haskell Doughty
North 37Th Street
Sennon
Jumper Rites Arranged for Mrs Annie Jumper
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Jumper of 2245 North Dayton Street who died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital will be held in Winona Mississippi. Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary notes the arrangements.
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Jumper
Annie Jumper
North
Dayton Street
Memorial Hospital
Winona
Miss
Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary
Churchill cancels U S world affairs address in May
Winston Churchill called off his May 8 speech in Philadelphia on world affairs citing events hindering the engagement. Observers cite shifting U S politics and labor government turmoil as factors, while Churchill signals plans to reschedule. He had agreed with Harold Stassen on the message and postponement, expressing hope to visit the United States later.
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London
Winston Churchill
United States
Gerow
MacArthuur
Philadelphia
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Churchill
Attlee
Clus
America
Stassen
Valley Death Notice for Mrs Mary Line
Mrs Mary Line died yesterday at her home 4709 North 11th Avenue She was born in Hickory Grove Indiana came to the area 15 years ago She is survived by two daughters Mrs H S Alexander of Phoenix and Mrs Sam Jones of Fort Myers Florida a son Andrew Drabing of Cynthiana Indiana three sisters three brothers five grandchildren seven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Funeral services will be arranged at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Home 430 East Adams Street will be recited at 8 p m Sunday in the Chapel in the Garden of Mercer Mortuary Funeral services with Requiem High Mass will be at 8 a m Monday in St Marys Church Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery
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Mary Aee
North 11Th Avenue
Hickory Grove
Ind
Line
Indiana
H. S. Alexander
Phoenix
Sam Jones
Fort Myers
Fla
Andrew Drabing
Cynthiana
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
East Adams Street
Garden of Mercer Mortuary
St. Mary’s Church
St. Francis Cemetery
Holland Rites Planned Rosary for Robert J Holland
A rosary service is planned for Robert John Holland, 61, who died Wednesday at his residence. Attendees are asked to gather at the family home before the services. The funeral details are pending.
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Holland
Robert John Holland
MacArthur Celebrated At Soldier Field In Chicago
Large crowd in Chicago cheered General MacArthur after a 23 mile ride from Midway Airport to the Loop. His Soldier Field speech defended Korea policy, warned of a policy vacuum, and urged a strong, realistic mission to end the war. He called for clear objectives and condemned unrealism in international meddling. The 12 minute address ended with ovations and a handshake with veterans.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
Midway Airport
Loop
Korea
MacArthur
Red China
South Korea
Far East
America
Funeral rites for Mrs. LaRue Reece announced
Funeral rites for LaRue Reece aged 24 who died of a throat infection Tuesday at Memorial Hospital after being found unconscious at 117 South 20th Street will be held at 11 30 a m tomorrow at Mercer Mortuary. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Memorial Park.
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LaRue Reece
Memorial Hospital
South 20Th Street
Mercer Mortuary
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Jackson Funeral for Orrin A. Jackson at Grimshaw Chapel
Last rites for Orrin Alfred Jackson, 37, who died Wednesday at his home on 9610 North 12th Street, were held this afternoon at Palms Chapel of Grimshaw Mortuary. J. D. Rothwell of Eastside Church of Christ conducted the services. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Orrin Alfred Jackson
North 12Th Street
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw Mortuary
J. D. Rothwell
Eastside Church of Christ
Greenwood Memorial Park
Franklin Rites Postponed in Mesa
Funeral service for Johnson Franklin, 62, postponed to 2 p.m. Monday. He died Tuesday at his home in Mesa and the service was set for 2 p.m. tomorrow in Meldrum.
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Gazette News Bureau
Mesa
Johnson Franklin
Meldrum Mortuary
Funeral for Henry Bohn in Champaign Illinois
Special to The Gazette Glendale April 27 funeral services for Henry Bohn 72 Glen dale resident who died Wednesday in Memorial Hospital Phoenix will be held in Champaign Illinois Friends may call between 7 and 8 p.m to es in Brazill Whitney Mortuary Brendan Tobin a 10 year old boy of Wexford Eire found a 10 cent piece in a nickel chocolate bar
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Glendale
Henry Bohn
Mergorial Hospital
Phoenix
Champaign
Ill
Brazill-Whitney
Brendan Tobin
Wexford
Eire
Willoughby Seeks Retirement to Rejoin MacArthur
Maj Gen Charles A Willoughby a longtime MacArthur ally from Bataan and Corregidor days has requested army retirement to rejoin MacArthur. He would offer modest services and follows Maj Gen Courtney Whitney who also sought relief from duty after MacArthur's ouster. Willoughby previously served as intelligence chief and as assistant chief of staff in Japan under MacArthur and remained after the command passed to Ridgway.
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Tokyo
Charles A. Willoughby
MacArthur
Bataan and Corregidor
General MacArthur
White House
Willoughby
Courtney Whitney
Whitney
Bataan
Occupation Command
Japan
Allied Command
Supreme Command
Matthew B. Ridgway
Extradition Hearing Set For Sumner Bryant Case
A hearing on the extradition of Sumner Bryant, sought in California for failing to support his family, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the office of Attorney General Fred O. Wilson. Bryant surrendered earlier this month after a desertion charge incident involving Deputy Sheriff Fay Mofford near Chandler.
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Sumner Bryant
California
Fred O. Wilson
Bryant
Fay Mofford
Chandler
Pyle urges inner states to defend West Coast security
Pyle calls Western interior states Arizona and Utah a second line of defense for the West Coast and stresses developing their agricultural resources for national security. He flew from Phoenix, planned a Santa Fe departure, spoke at Colorado River development lectures, with California interests already presenting their view. Cub a builds three fish refrigeration plants.
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Arizona
Utah
Pyle
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Auto Horn Triggers Garage Fire Alarm
A car horn sounded a warning at a critical moment when C. L. Morris heard it in his garage at 2512 East Villetta Street and found his coupe ablaze. Neighbors helped extinguish the fire with garden hoses after a short circuit is suspected.
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C. L. Morris
East Villetta Street
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