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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1951

Page

2

Auto Wrecks Kill 3 Injure 14 on U S 66

Three people died and fourteen were injured in two crashes on U S 66 west of Winslow. Victims include Anella Gibbons 70 and grandson Stanley 3½ from Holbrook and Kenneth Yow 25 of Checotah. Others treated at Winslow hospital include Felix Morrison 26 of Okmulgee Rendel Gibbons 20 and his wife Bobby Lou 21 and their infant Melody. A second crash involved a five person car and an eight person car. fire followed a gasoline tank explosion but no one was seriously hurt.

Winslow Here U.S. Highway 66 Anella Slade Gibbons St. Johns Stanley Gibbons Holbrook Kenneth Yow Checotah Okla Felix Morrison Okmulgee Yow Rendel Gibbons Bobby Lou Melody Gibbons Arizona State College Flagstaff Morrison Winslow Hospital

Auto Ceiling Hikes Possible On Car Prices

Washington Aug 4 The government may allow auto ceiling prices to rise up to 10 percent in coming weeks while selling prices stay stable for a time Chrysler Corp and Ford filed applications with the Office of Price Stabilization for price increases up to about 10 percent Other automakers expected to follow OPS officials noted the agency may approve higher ceilings but that selling prices need not rise yet An OPS official said actions on applications would come within weeks and a spokesman said no firm intention to raise selling prices was stated by Chrysler or Ford.

Washington Chrysler Corp Ford Motor Co Office of Price Stabilization Yesteray OPS Chrysler Ford

Computer at Fort Worth plant outpaces man by wide margin

An $80,000 computer at the Con vair aircraft plant in Fort Worth Texas can figure most problems 100 times faster than man, highlighting growing efficiency in automated engineering tasks and the shift toward machine aided analysis.

Convair Aircraft Fort Worth Texas

Boy Found After Two Days Lost In Catalina Mountains

Eleven-year-old Joe Martinez from Casa Grande was found exhausted but alive in the Catalina Mountains north of Tucson after wandering from Camp Lawton. He will be checked at the county hospital before returning home. The search also recovered Otho L. Davis, a 58-year-old Tucson plumber missing since July 5. Klaus Voelger, a German exchange student, located Martinez. autopsy planned for Davis.

Tucson Casa Grande Catalina Mountains Joe Martinez Camp Lawton Mount Lemmon Julia Martinez Otho L. Davis Klaus Voelger Rock Creek Catalinas Young Martinez Sabine Canyon Martinez Gila Valley Baptist Church Association Clark H. Johnson Davis

Handwriting Clinic Heads to Arizona Schools

Olive Mellon handwriting expert from Ohio will lead a week long clinic in Flagstaff starting August 13 on methods of handwriting teaching. Morning and afternoon sessions run 8 30 and 2 10 with consultations by appointment, at the college training school. Afterward she travels the state visiting Graham Greenlee Cochise Coconino Navajo Santa Cruz Yavapai and Yuma counties on listed dates through October 12.

Flagstaff Olive Mellon Ohio Arizona State Department of Education Miss Mellon Graham Greenlee Cochise County Coconino County Navajo County Santa Cruz County Yavapai County Yuma County

Nearly Half Million Visit Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon National Park welcomed 484192 visitors in the travel year starting October 1, 1950, a rise of 24639 from the prior year. In July alone, 130719 tourists viewed the mile-deep gorge’s scenery, according to Superintendent H C Bryant.

Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park H. C. Bryant

Principal Resigns Post At Winslow High School

W W Armstrong resigns as principal of Winslow High School to enter private business after purchasing Superior Laundry. He joined the Winslow faculty in 1941 and became principal in 1946. He also coached basketball and football for several years.

Winslow W. W. Armstrong Winslow High School Armstrong Superior Laundry

Insect Control Exhibits Set For Safford

University of Arizona entomologist Dr. J N Roney visits the Safford area August 17 and 18 for three insect control demonstrations at the Hooker ranch near Bonita LaMar Kempton farm Eden and Vance Marshall farm Bryce times 8 a m 7 a m and 9 a m respectively Also notes local arrests Solomon youths 13 and 14 on burglary charges and Jose Reyes 20 held on criminal assault charges with a Tuesday preliminary hearing Tom Guerena 17 sentenced to 3 to 5 years for attempted burglary after recent release from Fort Grant Industrial School

Safford Bureau Safford J. N. Roney University of Arizona Harry Hooker Ranch Bonita LaMar Kempton Farm Eden Vance Marshall Farm Bryce Solomon Skeet Bowman Jose Reyes Thatcher Graham County Tom Guerena Arizona State Prison Fort Grant Industrial School Guerena Robert Montierth

Eleven At Winslow Seek Postal Job

Winslow Arizona August 4 AP Eleven persons seek the Winslow postmastership. Forms to apply to the U S Civil Service Commission have been requested by Max Hathaway James M Lovett Vernie Martin Mary Ferguson K D Palmer Clay B Simer O M Letts Burl Vincent Helen D Delamere Camille Wohler and Mathew Wright. Mrs Ferguson is acting post master.

Winslow U. S. Civil Service Commission Max Hathaway James M. Lovett Vernie Martin Mary Ferguson K. D. Palmer Clay B. Simer O. M. Letts Burl Vincent Helen D. Delamere Camille Wohler Mathew Wright Ferguson

Jean Carmack Rites Conducted

Funeral services for Jean Carmack aged 29 of 2229% E Buchanan were held this morning at Merryman Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jay Fuller of Faith Temple officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. A Arkansas native, she died Wednesday in a local hospital after a long illness.

Jean Carmack E. Buchanan Merryman Funeral Home Jay Fuller Faith Temple Greenwood Memorial Park Arkansas

New York Handles Majority of Nation's Wholesale Trade

More than 60 percent of the nation's wholesale business is conducted through New York state, underscoring the state's central role in national commerce and distribution networks.

New York State

Cheating Scandal Rocks West Point Cadets

About 80 cadets confessed to cheating in a scope that sparked a nationwide Army inquiry. Undergraduates face general discharges while some graduates and officers may escape prosecution. The scandal began years ago within the football team and involved passing quiz questions between sections.

Korea Army Honor Board Frank Pace Truman J. Lawton Collins Washington

Flooded Arizona areas amid storms impact roads and crops

Floodwaters swamped regions near Buckeye and Litchfield Park while the Arizona Co operative Cotton Growers Association said rains mostly provided free irrigation for cotton farmers. Traffic on Highway 80 remained light as Centennial Wash and Hassayampa River runoff inundated nearby areas.

Buckeye Litchfield Park Arizona Co-operative Cotton Growers Association Centennial Wash Hassayampa Luke Air Force Base

Wounded Boy Improves in Arlington Shooting Case

Warren Joslin a 15 year old Buckeye youth wounded outside an Arlington cafe shows steady improvement at Memorial Hospital though remains in critical condition. Harold J Baker 51 Buckeye is held in county jail awaiting preliminary hearing on assault to murder after allegedly firing three .45 caliber shots over a $7 board bill dispute at the Desert Rose Cafe where he worked.

Warren Joslin Buckeye Arlington Memorial Hospital Harold J. Baker Buck Leye Murer Baker Joslin Desert Rose Cafe

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