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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1951

Page

5

Pyle Accepts Resignation of DeElliott

Governor Howard Pyle accepts the resignation of Fred DeElliott the chief of law enforcement for the Arizona State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control. FBI and Indiana reports link DeElliott to prior petty larceny convictions in 1927 and 1911 raising questions about his identity and employment records. DeElliott’s birthplaces cited as Cincinnati Ontario and St Catherines with a Muncie birth listed for state employment.

Howard Pyle Fred DeElliott State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control FBI DeElliott Muncie Im Pinal County Fred D. Elliott Sacramento Calif California E. Pinchot Pyle Indiana Phoenix Pinal Muncie Warner Company Cincinnati Ohio Phoenix Police Department St. Catherine’s Ontario Canada Arizona Ind John A. Duncan Duncan

State Probes Giles Case Involving Giles and City Land Deals

State real estate commissioner W. M. Cox announced an investigation into Giles and the city land purchases in the 2200 block of W. Fillmore, with potential hearings to be handled by the State Real Estate Board. The probe also covers William Swoboda’s Phoenix firm and its role, while Giles and Swoboda dispute agency status through counsel Gene S. Cunningham. Six garbage cans costing 24.88 each appear on both Giles and city properties, used by tenants in a trailer court adjacent to Giles land.

W. Fillmore Ray Giles W. M. Cox Cox State Giles William Swoboda Phoenix Swoboda Gene S. Cunningham Cunningham West Fillmore van Buren Ray J. Giles City New Black Canyon Highway Court Street

Travel Restrictions Lifted on San Carlos Reservation

San Carlos Indian Reservation ends travel ban after June fire scare. R. D. Holtz says recent rains reduced fire danger. Embargo blocked all nonessential travel. official business only allowed. Reservation lies east of Globe and Miami in Arizona.

San Carlos San Carlos Indian Reservation R. D. Holtz U. S. Indian Service San Carlos Reservation Globe-Miami

Iron King Mine protest filed over assessed value in Arizona

The Shattuck-Dean mining corp protested a 2700 valuation on its Iron King Mine in Yavapai County before the State Board of Equalization, arguing for a lower figure near 2,227,905 while last year’s assessment was 2,002,895. Thad M. Moore defended the proposed 700,000 rise, citing prior concessions during development. Also present, Mrs. J M Keith urged keeping county assessor valuations, with no change indicated.

Shattuck-Dean Mining Corp Iron King Yavapai County Arizona Tax Commission State Board of Equalization State Tax Commission Spencer Shattuck Thad M. Moore J. M. Keith The Arizona Cattle Growers Association Keith

Boyd Seen Leaving U S Bureau of Mines Post

Washington reports say Dr. James Boyd may be ousted as director of the U S Bureau of Mines over opposition to a premium price plan. President Truman reportedly seeks to appease industry by removing Boyd amid mine defense and synthetic fuel policy tensions. Boyd, mine bureau director since 1947, was recently dismissed as defense minerals administrator.

Washington James Boyd U.S. Bureau of Mines Boyd Truman Defense Minerals W. C. Schroeder Mine Bureau Synthetic Fuels Schroeder DMA Joseph C. O’mahoney Wyo Senate Interior Committee

Radio Ringside RCO schedules fall rebroadcasts

Broadcasting realigns its fall radio lineup with CBS moving Bob Hawk's Quiz to a half hour earlier and Suspense shifting to Hollywood Star Playhouse's former slot on ABC. NBC's USO tour of Double or Nothing, Martha Tilton profile, and Kool broadcast of the Akron Soap Box Derby are noted alongside West Point cadet panel discussions.

CBS ABC NBC Bob Hawk Friend Irma Hollywood Star Playhouse Nila Mack CBS Radio Bill Henry MBS Henry West Coast European Theater of Operations U. S Walter O’keefe New York City U. S. Army Martha Tilton CBS Radio Network Curt Massty Los Angeles Radio Row Radio Kool Akron Ohio West Point

Charley E. Brown Dies in Phoenix at 72

Charley E. Brown 72, of 2322 North 15th Street, Phoenix, died Thursday en route to a hospital. A native of Jonesboro Illinois, he came to Phoenix in 1934 from Anna. He retired in 1949 after 10 years with Central Arizona Light and Power. Survivors include his wife Bessie F. and three sons in Phoenix, 11 grandchildren, one great grandchild, four sisters and one brother. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Monday at Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons. Rev. H. L. Faulkner to officiate. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park.

Charley E. Brown 15Th St Phoenix Mr. Brown Anna, Ill Jonesborough Central Arizona Light and Power Company Bessie F Charles E Harry J Samuel G A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary H. L. Faulkner Apostolic Temple Greenwood Memorial Park Sarg Ktar Koy Kpho Kool Kriz NBC ABC CBS Rts Gene Autry Cooleg Suzanne Klare Grand Ole Opry Ktyl Krux Harkins iMotor Mart Orchestra Ilbs Beachstand Caravan Grant Holcomb Recordland 7 Workshop Network Fr - Danceti Kpho-Tv Horace Heidt Emerson Cleo Necced Smith S. Gibbs Ed McConnell Arizona Sunrise Serenade North Phoenix Lutheran Hour Baptist Church God Nat’l Frank Ernest Prophecy Digest Voice of Faith Shares of Christ Salt Lake City Healing Waters Georgetown Christian Science Israel America Pidenek Showtime Bill Cunningham Renade Bill Hickok Ceneel Methodist de Shades Biss Mike Lanza David Lawrence Hashknife Billy Ich Rob Teen Sorrento John C. Swayze Hartley Saint Tirkrby Red Sox Martin Kane True Detectives Imn Private Eye Mortal Music Apenee Main Street Nick Aurope Phil Regan Hollywood Calling Vaughn Monroe Archie Andrews Ionas Scotchman Family Heater Sto Guy Canoe Vi Ivan Mario Lanza Tie B. Cc Symphony Bee Wi Missions Walter Winchellee Symphony Hour Louella Parsons Mr. Moto Tead the Law Gino International Geo. Sokolsky the Whistler Hora Tropical Masterworks Ss Three Suns iGlen Ministerial Mormon Ralph Flannigan iNews Guy Lombardo Berkins Paul Weston K. Griffin Senators Maricora Stake Mexicali Eagles Polar Juke Box Music Muse Se U TN Explorer Onse Brotherhood Leanieichi Simen Mies Chaplie R Ruggles Jack Jonesta Gleason S. Maugham Burns Cot Allen Hel Hogar Worm Pee Ae Beneke Rhyanaup A Pews Pete Parker Lombardo Bob Garret Frank Goss News of America Sunrise Sleepyhead Renae Ade Bode Four Star Revue Arthur Godfrey Oren House Dude Hemingway Keys To Music Usic Kennedy Star Sammy Kaye Jack Berch Hollywood Uman Dave Garroway Hs Lone Rosemary Jane Giants News Whittle Ees Tose Poanen Ae Perkins Eddie le Mar Dr. Malone Guiding Light Betty Crocker Burton Dick Gilbert Rick Platter Jone Pepper Younger Graham Happ Julian Bentley Sree Mack Stella Dallas Widder Brown Frances Pony Chicagoans Bill Freddie Martin Dr. Paul Practers Gestaund Tim Remus Neil Mack Mack Alan Jackson Alexander Santa Ba Drews Aw Vandercos Ted Matone Bob Crosby Reeth Warren Robert Ben Susan Auto Theater Eater Ign

Department Chops Corn Crop Outlook

The Agriculture Department forecast this year’s corn output at 3.2069 billion bushels and wheat at 998.288 million. Compared with last month’s figures and last year, corn and wheat show declines. winter and spring wheat details, and other crops’ August production estimates follow. Crop condition notes show oranges and tangerines at 72 percent, grapefruit 44 percent, lemons 75 percent of normal.

Washington Agriculture Department

Sisters Find Over Sixty Thousand In Flat

Police uncovered more than $60,000 in cash in the secluded two sister's apartment. Clara Fafflock, 78, was found dead, Mary, 76, was weak from malnutrition and taken to hospital after the four room dwelling was entered. The sisters had lived reclusively for about 30 years.

Jeron. Cry Nid Clara Fafflock Mary Clara

Photographers to Meet at Arizona Association Convention

Photographers from across the state, led by a large Phoenix delegation, gather in Prescott for the Arizona Professional Photographers Association annual convention. Gene Botsford presides. registration at Ludwig Studio precedes open house at Toltec Lodge. A turkey dinner at Hassayampa Hotel precedes a Monday main session with demonstrations by C Ferrell Stoady and a color film showing by Bill Lawrencer Eastman. State Traveling Loan Collection will be displayed for the first time.

Phoenix Prescott Arizona Professional Photographers’ Association Gene Botsford W. McDowell Botsford Ludwig Studio Harland Ludwig Toltec Lodge Hassayampa C. Ferrell Stoady Bill Lawrence Arizona Eastman

Portable ice cream plants in Korea and wine rations

Gracie Allen riffs on war novelty items as U S troops in Korea reportedly deploy portable ice cream plants making ten gallons per hour while French troops receive condensed wine packets to mix with water. She jokes about nourishment and recalls her Aunt Clara’s cement-in-ice-cream anecdote with a macabre twist.

U.S Korea Clara

Hopis Open Rituals Leading To Snake Dance

WINSLOW. Aug 11 AP Nine day Hopi ceremonies began in Mishongnovi with snake and antelope clans making prayer sticks. Tomorrow the snake clan hunts rattlesnakes for the dance next Sunday. Mishongnovi installs new snake priest Scott Deuahyouma succeeding his uncle. A second snake dance will be at Walps Aug 24 followed by the butterfly dance Aug 26. Chamber of Commerce sponsors motor caravans.

Winslow Mishongnovi Here Walps Winslow Chamber of Commerce

Disc jockey ends all night program after arrest

In Honolulu a 29 year old disc jockey Art Bogard was arrested on narcotics charges and finished his radio shift with a self dedicated song “Mixed Emotions.” He wound down at 5 a.m. and was later released on $500 bail pending district court Monday.

Honolulu Art Bogard

Fatal jet crash near New Florence probes began

Military and McDonnell Aircraft officials investigated the fatal crash of a Banshee twin engine jet fighter near New Florence Missouri. Test pilot Robert E Mangum age 30 Fergusson Missouri died in the crash after an explosion yesterday.

ST. Louis INS Military McDonnell Aircraft Corp New Florence Robert E. Mangum Ferguson

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