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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1951

Page

19

French Snail Industry Faces Supply Crunch

In Northeastern France Adolphe Willm, the snail king, warns a German-supplied bottleneck threatens French snail exports to Paris and Burgundian canneries. Snails are imported alive from Germany, with prices rising, as demand from American tourists persists. Willm operates a wine and snail business with his son and grandson, detailing a long, laborious process from harvesting to serving.

Canz Hartman Barr France Adolphe Willm Paris Lyon Strasbourg Germany Willm Wurttemberg Baden Kehl Rhine Burgundy San Francisco

Jose Soto Funeral Rites To Be Held

Gazette's Mesa Bureau reports Jose Soto 83 died in Tempe Hospital. Rosary at 8:30 p.m. today at Valenzuela Home southeast of Mesa. Requiem high mass at Queen of Peace Church Thursday 9 a.m. Burial Tempe Cemetery. Survived by three sons William Jim Jose and daughter Elvire Fales and three grandchildren.

Jose Higley Elvire Fales Mesa

Katherine Jacobs Rites Held In Phoenix

Funeral services for Katherine Jacobs 66, a Phoenix resident for 29 years, were held this morning at Grimshaw Mortuary Palms Chapel. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. She died August 9 after a six year illness. She joined the Order of Eastern Star in 1900 in Denver and belonged to Queen Esther Chapter No 22 in Phoenix since 1922. A half sister in Kansas survives.

Katherine Jacobs Phoenix Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary Order of Eastern Star Greenwood Memorial Park Jacobs Denver Colo Queen Esther The Star Kansas

City okays offstreet parking and Sky Harbor rules

City council approves offstreet parking on vacant lots near the old bus terminal and adopts rules governing Sky Harbor Airport operations. City Manager Ray W. Wilson says meters will be installed and impact studied, with the downtown project guiding any airport meters. An ordinance funds water purchases from SRVWUA and sets monthly advances up to 75,000 dollars. A street-lighting contract with Central Arizona Light and Power Co. seeks large savings, with Calapco to install a four year plan expanding street lights citywide. System cost 1.3 million dollars, city share 254 thousand annually for 20 years, option to buy at 2 year intervals starting 1953.

Sky Harbor Airport W. Washington Ray W. Wilson Sky Harbor Walter Fulkerson Central Arizona Light and Power Company Calapco Phoenix

Iron the Muscle of Civilization and Americas Iron Mine

HAL BOYLE explains iron as the most valuable metal for daily life and national strength. The Mesabi Range supplies 26 percent of US iron with vast pits, trains, and ships moving ore. The piece notes future boosts from taconite and new iron ranges found via magnetometer surveys, stressing iron’s central role in industry and war.

Hal Boyle Hibbing Minn United States Mesabi Range Nature Mesabi Mesaba America

Katherine Barber Dies Unexpectedly

Katherine Barber 40 died unexpectedly at her Litchfield Park home yesterday. A Portland Oregon native, she is survived by husband Dallas Andrew and daughter Dallas Katherine, both of Litchfield Park. Funeral arrangements are pending at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary in Phoenix.

Litchfield Park Katherine Barber Portland Ore Dallas Andrew Dallas Katherine A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix

Reds Library Bombed in Paris Amid Communist Attacks

An explosion at a Franco-Russian Society library near Paris city hall damaged the building. The blast adds to a wave of attacks on Communist targets in France, including four information offices destroyed two weeks earlier.

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