Cadet Parents Plan Appeal To Congress at West Point
Mothers and fathers of cadets facing dismissal from the U S Military Academy plan to appeal to Congress for support of the youths. They held an informal meeting to rally nationwide backing and urge letters to congressmen for a fair deal. Senators and representatives debated an investigation while some urged de emphasis on sports at the academy amid reports 44 players were involved.
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West Point
N. Y
U.S. Military Academy
Congress
Army
Washington
Harold J. Loehlein
Loehlein
Kimball, Minn
Johnson
Senate Military Affairs Committee
West Point Military Academy
Phoenix Wins All American City Citation in 1950
Phoenix officially received the All American City citation at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Hotel Adams. Mayor Nicholas Udall accepted for the city from Allen H. Leeds Jr. of the National Municipal League as about 75 citizens attended. Awards went to Cincinnati Hartford Kansas City Montclair Montgomery County New Orleans Portland Richmond Toledo and Youngstown.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Adams
Nicholas Udall
Allen H. Leeds Jr
New York City
National Municipal League
James A. Smith
Chamber
Cincinnati
Hartford
New Bike Champion Crowned in Columbus Championship
Gus Gatto, a San Jose bike mechanic, won the National Amateur bicycle championship in Columbus. He scored 14 points in the senior division across Saturday and Sunday to edge out Ernie Seubert of Brooklyn, who finished with 13 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Gus Gatto
San Jose
Calif
Ernie Seubert
Brooklyn
G CLINIC Varicose Veins and Circulation Treatment Ad
Great suffering and hospital stays avoided in thousands of cases by Dr. A C Johnson and staff through ambulatory treatment for varicose veins arteries and related conditions. Free personal examination and diagnostic tests offered with a free booklet by mail.
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A. C. Johnson
Bodies Found in Desolation Valley Plane Wreck
Wreckage of a Navion bearing license N91691 was found in Desolation Valley near Placerville California. The plane carried four Bay Area men missing since November including William V Hanley Berkeley standard oil aviation manager Dr Harold Becker Piedmont dentist his 12 year old son Curtis and Wesley Carpenter Oakland Pacific Gas and Electric executive.
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Placerville
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Desolation Valley
Robert Russell
Sacramento
William V. Hanley
Berkeley
Standard Oil Company
Hanley
Harold Becker
Piedmont
Curtis
Wesley Carpenter
Oakland Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Mundt Hints GOP Senatorial Speaking Tour Regionwide
Senator Mundt of South Dakota plans a late fall speaking trip into Texas Arizona and New Mexico to promote his proposal for a political alliance between Southern Democrats and Northern Republicans. He noted no timetable is set and that non political groups have invited him to speak in Texarkana Amarillo Pampa and likely Dallas with a tour possible in late November or December if Congress is in recess.
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Washington
Mundt
S. D
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
New York
Texarkana
Amarillo
Pampa
Dallas
Congress
Parents Seek Missing Boys
Worried parents of Edward and Robert Dittell aged 16 and 14 from 6210 S Fifth Ave continue their search after the boys left a week ago to participate in what friends called a fight against communism. They packed belongings, took the family car, left a note saying they were on a God's mission, and bought shells bandages and antidotes before taking a .22 rifle and their dog.
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Edward
Robert Dittell
Fifth Ave
Texas Editor Dies Of Stroke
Frank Baldwin, 58, editor of the Waco News-Tribune and Times-Herald, died today in Waco after a stroke. He led the papers since 1926 and 1928 respectively, joined publishers Fentress and Marsh in acquiring the papers, and served in the Texas legislature in 1927.
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Waco
Texas
Frank Baldwin
Waco News-Tribune and Times- Herald
Baldwin
News-Tribune
Times-Herald
E. S. Fentress
Charles Marsh
Pearl Wagoner Dies After Long Illness In Phoenix
Pearl Daisy Wagoner 66 of 605 W. Pierson Phoenix native from Columbus Ohio died in a local hospital after a long illness. She lived in Phoenix 34 years and was active in the Phoenix Sun Dial Garden Club. Funeral by Rev Leland Entrekin at Heart to Heart Hour Chapel at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Chapel in the Garden of Mercer Mortuary. Body to be sent to Columbus for burial.
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Pearl Daisy Wagoner
W. Pierson
Columbus
Ohio
Phoenix
Phoenix Sun Dial Garden Club
Leland B. Entrekin
Mercer Mortuary
Dallas Cotton Firm President James Greer Jeffries Dies
James Greer Jeffries, 49, president of a Dallas cotton firm, died of a heart attack in a Pullman car en route to this city. His body was removed to a funeral home at Union Station and will be flown to Dallas tomorrow.
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Washington
James Greer Jeffries
Dallas
Texas
Union Station
Charles Tonneman Dies Former Ball Player And Auditor
Charles R. Tonneman, 69, ex professional baseball player and former Arizona Tax Commission auditor, died Saturday at the Pioneers' Home in Prescott. He moved to Arizona in 1916, lived in Phoenix since 1937, and retired as a field auditor two years ago. Survivors include wife Linnie and two daughters. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. at Arizona Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Charles R. Tonneman
State Tax Commission
Pioneers
Prescott
Mr. Tonneman
Arizona
Phoenix
North Ave
Arizona Copper League
Ray
Arizona State Southern League
Arizona Tax Commission
Association of Professional Ball Players of America
Linnie
Charlotte
Jean
C. A. Warning
H. A. Wunderlick
Fred Bruno
G. R. Stege
Chicago
Arizona Funeral Home Chapel
Leon Thompson
First Congregational Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Rites Planned At Airplane Wreck Scene
Jackson Wyoming August 6 AP funeral services for 21 victims of the November plane crash on Mount Moran will be held at the crash site. Climbers and mission director plan the rites with families consent while an official investigation into the crash proceeds. The DC-3 was en route from California to Billings Montana. Included in the climbing party are Paul Petzoldt Blake Vandewater Dr Frank Yoder DeWitt Dominick Carl Peterson J Ruskin Garber and other officials.
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Jackson
Wyo
Mount Moran
New Tribes Mission
California
High Peak
Billings
Mont
Paul Petzoldt
Blake Vandewater
Frank Yoder
Wyoming
Dewitt Dominick
Cody
Carl Peterson
State Aeronautics Commission
J. Ruskin Garber
Mary L Glick Dies In Hospital At 22
Mrs Mary Lucille Glick 22 of 508-D Altona Park Phoenician died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by husband Malcolm a daughter Mary Lucille and son Malcolm E Jr all of Phoenix her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel H Dudley Goodyear three sisters Corinne Carr Phoenix and softball player here Jack Tostensen Goodyear Wanda June Dudley Goodyear and a brother Cpl George W Dudley with the Air Force at Shreveport. Funeral 2 pm tomorrow in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Rev R C Hutches Baptist minister Goodyear will officiate Burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park.
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Mary Lucille Glick
D. Altona Park
Good Samaritan Hospital
Malcolm
Mary Lucille
Malcolm E. Jr
Phoenix
Samuel H. Dudley
Goodyear
Corinne Carr
Jack Tostensen
Wanda June Dudley
Cpl
George W. Dudley
Air Force
Shreveport
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
R. C. Hutches
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Oscar L Swanson Winter Visitor Dies in Keene NH
Oscar L Swanson a winter resident of Phoenix for six years died Thursday in Keene New Hampshire. He had worked as a butler at the Clarence Buddington Kelland home during winters and left Phoenix in April for a Keene summer vacation. He was about 50. Survivors include his wife Elsie Kelland’s cook. Funeral services were held in Keene yesterday.
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Oscar L. Swanson
E. van Buren
Phoenix
Keene
N.H
Swanson
Clarence Buddington
Merritt Johnson SP Official Dies at Union Station
Merritt Johnson, 52, head of the real estate department of the Southern Pacific Company, died of a heart attack while sitting in a train car at Los Angeles Union Station. He was en route from El Paso to his San Francisco office and had been in ill health for some time.
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Los Angeles
INS
Merritt Johnson
Southern Pacific Company
Union Station
Johnson
el Paso
Tex
San Francisco
Prospector Taken From Hills Refuses To Explain Threats
Durango Colorado August 6 AP Millard Carmean 56 year old prospector was found hiding in his brother Norman Carmean’s home after leaving notes about returning to the hills with a gun to shoot pursuers. He was captured by a sheepherder Jim Moreno who restrained him at gunpoint. A search party including Carmean’s daughter Charlene Smith learned he had dynamite sticks nearby but he refused to state why he left the notes or what threats meant. He said no one wants him and that others would be better off if he stayed away.
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Durango
Colo
Millard Carmean
Norman
Jim Moreno
Moreno
Carmean
Charlene Smith
San Diego
Chester Petty
Arizona Utah and California Scouts Perform Wild West Show
A group of Boy Scouts from Arizona Utah and California performed a Wild West show at the World Jamboree in Bad Ischl Australia on August 6 under the direction of George Miller Scout executive from Phoenix Arizona.
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Bad Ischl
Australia
Arizona
Utah
California
George Miller
Phoenix, Ariz
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