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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1951

Page

2

Intrigue Concluded In War Mission Death In Alps

The U S department released a detailed account of Major Holohan's 1944 murder by Italian partisans in the Alps near Trieste. Icardi and two Italians, Mannini and Tozzini, plotted with cyanide in soup then a Be retta shot to kill Holohan over disputes about arming partisans and Communist influence. Holohan's body was found in Lake Orta, and the investigation traced arms supplies and deception to conceal the crime.

Lake Orta Alps Trieste Holohan LaDolce Rochester Icardi Mannini Tozzini

Vets Asked To Relinquish Tax Exemption

Veterans tax exemptions face changes as suggestions for a three year mine tax relief and a shift to royalty taxes are urged before Arizona lawmakers. Maricopa County Supervisor David P Kimball backs the veterans proposal citing tax base concerns as hearings continue. Industry groups press for reciprocal state shipping rules and statewide property tax equalization to aid common carriers.

Special Legislative Committee Hugh T. Cuthbert Maricopa County David P. Kimball Arizona Arizona Motor Transport Association

Subcommittee Talks at Kaesong With Limited Press

Nuckols announced no news releases will be issued until subcommittee sessions end and likely no briefings. For the first day, only four press reps may accompany U N delegates to Kaesong instead of the usual crowd. He stressed the gesture shows sincerity while leaving the exact meeting site to the Reds.

Nuckols U.N Kaesong

Traffic Toll Reaches 220 in Arizona Fatalities

The statewide traffic death tally reached 220 after Mrs Ida Bond, 61, of Flint Michigan, died in Flagstaff Hospital from injuries sustained in a four car crash 20 miles east of the city last Saturday. Critically injured were Earl Adams and Charles Miller. The accident occurred when a pickup overturned while Adams and Miller aided others. a fourth car struck Adams’s vehicle.

Arizona Flagstaff Ida Bond Flint Mich Earl Adams Charles Miller Lancaster Calif Adams Miller Guy Jim Gallup N. Mex Bond

FFA Awards National Band at Kansas City Meeting

National FFA awards event features Lee Chatham Scottsdale sousaphone Bob Harmon Somerton alto clarinet and Bob Steinebach Tucson sousaphone as Future Farmers of America gather in Kansas City for leadership training and committee meetings. After the state officers dinner at Hassayampa Hotel the group will dance at Odd Fellows Hall with Prescott Future Homemakers and chapter sweethearts as guests and a state FFA sweetheart announcement planned at intermission.

Kansas City Lee Chatham Scottsdale Bob Harmon Somerton Bob Steinebach Tucson Hassayampa Odd Fellows Hall Prescott FFA

Pact pact urged by nations ravaged by Japanese forces

The U S Philippines pact spans nine articles outlining peaceful dispute settlement, mutual aid to bolster defense, and consultation if independence is threatened. It defines armed attack as affecting metropolitan territories or Pacific possessions, reiterates UN obligations, and sets indefinite validity with the Philippines as treaty depository.

Philippines Indonesia Burma Pacific United Nations

Pea Removed From Child’s Nose Swelled and sprouted

A father in Springs South Africa had a pea removed from his child’s nose. The pea had swollen overnight and began to sprout by the time a doctor removed it the next day.

Springs South Africa

Front clashes flare as UN patrols press Reds in Korea

U S Eighth Army reports sharp, sporadic fights along the front from the Hwachon reservoir to the eastern coast in muggy heat. Ethiopian troops join UN forces as combatants in the area, with Fifth Air Force flying 238 sorties including dawn B 26 strikes and marine night fighters. Fishing remains Iceland's main industry.

U. S. Eighth Army Korea Hwachon Stan Carter Fifth Air Force Eighth Army United Nations

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