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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1951

Page

3

Luke Airman 19 Denies Holbrook Man Slaying

Luke Air Force Base reports 19 year old airman Donald L Ball denies involvement in the murder of Holbrook businessman Bert Fiefield found shot in his car on U S Highway 66 near Holbrook. Ball recalled vague memory of harming a man in Arizona but claims loss of memory and sympathy motive. No other suspects named as probe continues.

Luke Airman Holbrook Luke Air Force Base Bert Fiefield Pfe Donald L. Ball Camp Crowder Ball Ben Pearson Navajo County Arizona Fiefield U. S. Highway 66

Pearson Returns to Holbrook Seeks Witness in Ball Murder Case

Pearson, back in Holbrook yesterday, aims to return in three or four days to question Ball further. He may bring a witness who alleged to have seen Ball in Holbrook at the murder time. Ball has been absent without leave from the base since July 11. he is Ferris Ball's son of Lincoln Park, Michigan.

Pearson Holbrook Ball Ferris Ball Lincoln Park Mich

Valley Tankers First To Get Pay At Camp

The 24th Medium Tank Battalion, a Phoenix-Mesa-Buckeye outfit, became the first unit of the 13th Armored Reserve Division to complete its payroll at CAMP COOKE California. Maj. A G Peterson praised Capt. Sheldon G Pooley for swift payroll setup and unit efficiency after arrival. Names include Master Sgt. Gilbert T. Dougherty and several sergeants from Phoenix Mesa Buckeye.

Lloyd Clark Camp Cooke Calif A. G. Peterson Los Angeles Sheldon G. Pooley E. Colter Arizona 24Th Pooley Phoenix Gilbert T. Dougherty E. Heatherbrae Jhue L. Watson E. Taylor Theodore A. Gatze E. Pierce John ©. Breninger E. Monte Vista Leslie D. Allen Jr Mesa Lewis V. Wilt Robert R. Keck Buckeye

Veteran Dutch Unit To Leave Korea After Eight Months

The Netherlands volunteer detachment in Korea, praised for eight months of hard fighting, will depart for home this month and be replaced by a new Dutch unit. General Ridgway lauded the battalion for its extraordinary heroism, saying the force earned admiration and gratitude from freedom-loving peoples worldwide. The battalion arrived in Korea last winter under Lt. Col. Rene Den Ouden.

U. S. Eighth Army Korea Netherlands Tokyo Matthew B. Ridgway United Nations Forces Rene den Ouden

Bodies Of Three Arizonans Arrive

In San Francisco 485 Korean War dead arrived yesterday, including three Arizonans Pvt. Eddie M. Garcia of Tucson sister Mrs Socorro Borboa, Pvt. David Morales of Phoenix son of Francisco Morales, and Marine Pfc Raymond C. Hubbard of Tucson son of Mr and Mrs Claude Hubbard.

San Francisco Eddie M. Garcia Socorro G. Borboa Tucson David O. Morales Francisco V. Morales Phoenix Marine Pfc Raymond C. Hubbard Claude E. Hubbard

Arizona Tops Rocky Mountain State Military Awards

Arizona led six other Rocky Mountain states in prime military contracts totaling $49.92 million for the 11 months through May 31, with Colorado edging ahead in the region at $52.21 million. New York state topped all at $3.84 billion nationwide, while California recorded $2.82 billion. The report notes exclusions for contracts under $10,000 and incomplete army contracts, with total munitions board grants across all states at $23.74 billion.

Arizona Rocky Mountain States Defense Department Colorado Rocky Mountain Maho Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming New York State Munitions Board California

Missing Man Listed Killed in Korean War Casualties

The Department of Defense announced casualties in the Korean area. Killed in action is Capt. Albert Keras Mathie, husband of Marie Mathrie of Tucson, formerly listed as missing. Wounded are Pfc. Ruben Gonzalez of Gila Bend and Marine Pfc. Eugene Bentley Rodriguez Jr., son of Mrs. Elisa B. Rodriguez of Tucson.

Washington Department of Defense Today Albert Keras Mathie Marie Mathrie Tucson Ruben Gonzalez Quirina Gonzalez Gila Bend Eugene Bentley Rodriguez Jr Elisa B. Rodriguez

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