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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1951

Page

20

Services Sign Up Recruits For Army And Air Force

The Phoenix Recruiting Station announced men accepted for service from Phoenix and other Arizona cities. Names include Glenn B. Porter Caesar Enriquez Jr Andrew Duran Smokey J. Lewis Sheldon H. Silber Louis A. Sutton Jr Asael L. Taylor Jr George M. Traylor Eual Renick Euan Renick James J. Weston Billy Eaton Clifton G. Cosper Max G. Owens John H. O’Bannon and Miguel E. Laris from various towns.

Army Air Force Phoenix N. First Ave Glenn B. Porter E. Washington Caesar Enriquez Jr N. 20Th St Andrew Duran Smokey J. Lewis W. Yavapai Sheldon H. Silber N. Central Louis A. Sutton Jr S. Seventh St

Williams Base Flier Has Narrow Escape

Capt. Carl E. Hardy Jr. safe after a jet trainer at 39000 feet where canopy exploded. Wind blew out maps and weather data. Crashed through storm clouds 100 miles east and 40 miles north of Needles California. He glided to Prescott then Flagstaff landing before return to Williams AFB. He will use lessons learned to aid other pilots.

Williams Air Force Base Carl E. Hardy Jr Hardy Needles Calif Prescott Flagstaff

Charges Filed In Joslin Boy Shooting Hearing Tuesday

Harold J. Baker, 51, faces assault to commit murder charges after admitting firing three shots from a .45 pistol at 15-year-old Warren Joslin outside the Desert Rose Cafe in Arlington. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday in Buckeye Justice Court. Joslin remains in critical but improving condition at Memorial Hospital. Baker's attorney waived appearance for bond, and the bartender is held in county jail.

Buckeye Harold J. Baker Warren Joslin Justice of the Peace Billy Meek Memorial Hospital Joslin Desert Rose Cafe Arlington Monday Justice Meck Baker W. L. Hash

Giles Property Utility Bills Paid By City

The City of Phoenix paid 365.19 for June and July utility charges on property tied to Ray Giles, a city real estate agent. Two lawsuits totaling 43500 allege Giles duped Homer Pringey into selling a 42 foot strip as city plans for a highway proceed, with Giles’s 14 percent land share key to charges and disputes.

Phoenix Ray Giles City John L. Williams Jr Giles Homer Pringey W. van Buren Black Canyon W. Fillmore St Williams Dario Travaini Travaini Ray W. Wilson Wilson Laurence H. Whitsow Pringey Marie Kenneth K. King City Public Works King William Swoboda Sr Swoboda City of

Publishers Score Oatis Travesty

The American Newspaper Publishers Association condemned the imprisonment of AP correspondent William N. Oatis in Czechoslovakia as a travesty of justice. In a board resolution the ANPA called the espionage trial a warning about the ruthless nature of Communist regimes. Oatis received a 10 year sentence.

New York American Newspaper Publishers Association Czechoslovakia Associated Press William N. Oatis ANPA Oatis

Ex-Congressman Oscar Bland Dies in Washington at 74

Oscar E. Bland former Indiana congressman and later a judge on the U S Court of Customs and Patent Appeals died at his Washington home after a long illness. He was 74.

Washington Oscar E. Bland Indiana Congress U.S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals

Flagstaff Boy Killed as Heater Explodes at Albuquerque Theater

An eight gallon hot water heater exploded in a theater lobby after intermission, killing 6 year old Robert Darnall of Albuquerque and injuring seven others including Ruth Sutliff of La Junta and Clarence McGlory of Flagstaff. The blast damaged walls and debris sprayed the area as officials investigated no motive or cause yet.

Albuquerque Robert Darnall R. A. Darnall Ruth Sutliff la Junta Colo Clarence McGlory Flagstaff Ariz

37 Groups Get Bid To Talk State's Taxes

The legislative committee on state operations extended invitations to 37 groups to meet during the week of Aug 13 to discuss Arizona tax laws. Sen. Warner Mattice noted groups should address deficiencies and recommendations for income, sales, property, gasoline taxes and license fees. Invitees include county assessors, boards of supervisors, the state tax commission, Arizona Municipal League, Tucson Merchants Association, chambers of commerce, Tax Research Association, hotels, banks, insurers, contractors, education and labor groups, veterans, and utilities.

Arizona Warner Mattice Boards of Supervisors State Tax Commission Arizona Municipal League Tucson Merchants Association Phoenix Retail Trade Bureau Chambers of Commerce Phoenix Tucson Tax Research Association Arizona Education Association Arizona Federation of Labor, Veterans, Agriculture, Livestock

Arizona Bird Club Meets Tonight in Phoenix Area

The Arizona Bird Club holds its regular monthly meeting at 1317 E. Rose Lane with a 7:30 p.m. start. The discussion focuses on care of birds and house pets and will follow a pot luck supper hosted by Norman Ficheisen.

Arizona Bird Club Norman Ficheisen E. Rose Lane

Sideshow of Gis by Reds Reported at World Youth Festival

British authorities report East German Communists plan a staged spectacle at the World Youth Festival in East Berlin featuring 50 American soldiers captured in Korea. The 50 would be portrayed as lovers of peace who deserted their ranks to protest American imperialism.

Frankfurt Germany Korea East Berlin

Vatican Report by envoy to Truman after Vatican trip

Myron Taylor former presidential envoy to the Vatican reported to President Truman on his Vatican City trip where he met with Pope Pius XII.

Washington INS Myron Taylor Vatican Truman Vatican City Pius XII

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