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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1951

Page

3

Nine Navy air crew listed after Puget Sound crash

Eight Californians and a West Virginia aviation technician were aboard a Navy PB4Y Privateer that crashed near Puget Sound during a low altitude training flight. Two bodies were recovered within an hour. six remain missing as searchers comb the air and sea. Dead: R F Bowen Tracy Calif F E Partain Stockton Calif. Missing: Lt R A Ward pilot Fair Oaks Calif Lt E W Darrah El Sobrante J T Andrew airman Madera D R Gabbert technician Vago W Va Daniel Lim San Francisco P H Lowe San Francisco F E Thornton Oakland Calif.

Seattle West Virginia Navy Puget Sound Naval Reserve 13Th Naval District Sand Point Naval Air Station R. F. Bowen Tracy Calif F. E. Partain Stockton R. A. Ward

Red Leader's Bail Reduced

A federal judge cut bail to 50000 dollars for William Schneiderman acting Communist boss in the United States and postponed for three days a move to California for trial. Schneiderman 45 was part of a 12 member group charged with conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the U S government. All others were arrested in San Francisco and Los Angeles. He was seized in New York and charged with the California Reds.

New York William Schneiderman California Schneiderman U.S San Francisco Los Angeles California Reds

Conductor and Wife Fall From Train at Denver Depot

Grand Junction couple D. K. Moore 39 a conductor and his wife Mary 35 suffered minor injuries when they fell from a slow moving train as it pulled into Denver Union Depot. Moore opened the vestibule door and tumbled from the train, with his wife landing on top of him.

Denver Grand Junction Union Depot D. K. Moore Mary Moore

Convicted Hotel Clerk On Probation

Robin Molina Balderama a 47 year old hotel clerk at 843 S 20th St was placed on five year probation after a second burglary conviction at the Portland Hotel. Judge Fred C Struckmeyer Jr voiced doubt but granted probation and Balderama had a new trial after the first conviction. Milford Cox a 25 year old sailor from San Diego pleaded guilty in a bogus check case and received three year probation.

Robin Molina Balderama S. 20Th St Liberty Today Superior Court Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr Balderama Jesus Coronado Llanes Portland S. Third St James H. Garcia Milford Cox San Diego Calif Cox

Miller Given Hospital Post In Arizona State Hospital

The Arizona State Hospital board elected O. D. Miller as chairman of the policy making body replacing Wes A. Townsend who stepped down. Townsend became vice chairman. Dr Glenn Anderson named clinical director succeeding Dr Robert J Lentz who left June 5 for Patton State Hospital in California.

Board of Control Arizona State Hospital O. D. Miller Phoenix Produce Miller Wes A. Townsend Eloy Phoenix Townsend Glenn Anderson Robert J. Lentz Lentz Patton State Hospital California

West German Reds Bolt Across Border

About 100 young West German Communists crossed into East Germany to join a world youth peace festival in East Berlin. They yanked a train emergency cord near the frontier. 25 were arrested as the rest fled back across the border under East and West German police action.

Lueneburg Germany East Germany East Berlin West Germany

Phoenix Labor Surplus Rating Draws Downgrade

Phoenix, Ariz., was listed as an area of moderate labor surplus in a U.S. Labor Department survey. The finding reduces the likelihood of Phoenix receiving a critical defense area designation as labor shortages are essential for such a rating.

Washington Phoenix Ariz U.S. Labor Department

Pentagon To Decide On Re Enlistment For Medal Winner

INDIANAPOLIS August 7 AP The Pentagon must decide if Thomas E McCall 35 LaFayette Ind Congressional Medal of Honor recipient can rejoin the army after volunteering yesterday He said he has felt lost since leaving service last February The Indianapolis recruiting office asked for a Pentagon ruling on waiving some physical requirements in his case.

Indianapolis Pentagon Thomas E. McCall LaFayette Ind McCall

Robber Downs Is Sentenced To San Quentin

Emory Lee Downs, once one of the FBI s most wanted, is ordered to San Quentin for a 1948 San Jose safe robbery. The 45 year old was sentenced to 3 to 5 years by Superior Judge William F James after convictions for the $3 500 burglary. Downs has prior burglary terms in Idaho Oregon Utah and Washington. He was arrested in Daytona Beach Florida last year.

San Jose Calif Emory Lee Downs FBI San Quentin Prison Downs William F. James Idaho Oregon Utah Washington Daytona Beach Fla

Father Reunited With Son After 40 Years apart

Philadelphia story of Edward Riley from Montreal who returns to the city of his birth and discovers his son Joe Riley and other siblings live nearby. After years estranged, Riley realizes Joe is his son and reunites with family including Joe’s wife Catherine. A celebratory week unfolds with relatives gathering for a party that grows from an impulse photograph.

Edward Riley Montreal Navy Edith Weikel Philadelphia Bessie Mae

City considers two options for trailer park dispute

City Manager Ray W. Wilson told the council that two alternatives remain to dispose of the Gold Spot and Shady Acre trailer parks. The city may lease the properties or stop operating them, with parks operated separately by the city and Ray I. Giles. Copyright details and frontage figures for the parcels are provided by John L. Williams.

Ray W. Wilson W. van Buren Black Canyon Giles Arizona Trailer Park Association van Buren John L. Williams

Rep Gillette Succumbs in Towanda Pa

Towanda Pa August 7 Rep Wilson D Gillette Republican Pa aged 71 died today at his Towanda home of bronchial pneumonia A spokesman said he had been believed on the road to recovery after an illness spanning the past year Gillette represented Pennsylvania 14th District for 10 years winning his seat in a 1941 special election on November 4 1941

Towanda, Pa Wilson D. Gillette Towanda Gillette 14Th Pennsylvania

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