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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1951

Page

3

Dewey Warns Of Invasions In South Asia

Honolulu Aug 17 AP Governor Thomas E. Dewey warned that communist invasions of small Southeast Asian nations grow as those states gain strength against internal Communists. He remained optimistic overall and planned talks with military leaders in Hawaii after touring 14 Pacific and Oriental countries. He declined to comment on Chiang Kai-shek's strength.

Dewey South Asia Honolulu Southeast Asia Thomas E. Dewey New York Indo China Chiang Kai-shek Chiang Hawaii Asia Pacific

Kin settle Mendl estate claims in Los Angeles

Disinherited kin of Lady Elsie De Wolfe Mendl settle for 135000 of a 2500000 estate. Edgar Sands De Wolfe receives 70000, Jacques De Wolfe 30000. Grand-nieces Elaine De Wolfe Muthig and Marie De Wolfe Hawthorne plus John R. De Wolfe get 35000 total. Mrs Hilda West Douglas named in will. Lady Mendl died 92 in France July 12 1950.

Los Angeles Elsie de Wolfe Mendl Ben Brown International Society Superior Court Lady Mendl Edgar Sands de Wolfe Jacques de Wolfe Elaine de Wolfe Muthig Marie de Wolfe Hawthorne John R. de Wolfe Douglas France Sir Charles Mendl Yvonne Reilly

Auditorium Wing Dropped To Cut School Construction Cost

Phoenix Elementary Schools superintendent Dr. Donald E. Tope announced that eliminating the auditorium wing from the proposed 23rd Ave and Thomas school reduces the project to 295,091 dollars. Wes Meyer Construction Co. secured the contract at 295,091, with a 350,000 bond funds shortfall. The board may seek a special election to fund the auditorium separately from a 10 cent levy.

23Rd Ave Thomas Donald E. Tope Phoenix Wes Meyer Construction Co Meyer Tope

Wife of Missing British Diplomat Heads to France

Mrs Melinda MacLean travels to France with her three children for a holiday approved by the foreign office as speculation grows that her husband Donald MacLean and colleague Guy Burgess may have fled to Russia. They were last seen in St Malo after leaving Southampton. The foreign office notes possible PRATO moves but has yet to uncover a trace on them.

France London Foreign Office Melinda MacLean Donald Guy Burgess Russia Washington St. Malo Southampton MacLean Burgess Belgium Italy Europe

Picado Son Marries U S Girl In Glendale Tonight

Teodoro Picado Jr., 24, son of Costa Rica’s former president, will wed Susan Ellen Moir, 21, at the bride’s Glendale home at 7 p.m. They will honeymoon in San Francisco then travel to Managua, where Picado’s parents live in exile. Picado is a West Point graduate and has been living with his uncle Gen Rene Picado, ex Costa Rican secretary of war.

Glendale Calif Teodoro Picado Jr Costa Rica Susan Ellen Moir San Francisco Managua Nicaragua Picado U. S. Military Academy West Point Rene Picado

Esteemed O'Shea Honored On Park Plaque

A bronze plaque at the park entrance honors O'Shea for his presumed virtue, noting he was indifferent to the powerful yet gentle to the weak in his walk after God.

Arthur W. O’shea Albert E. Cobo O’shea Detroit Free Press Detroit

Stranded Soldiers To Fly To Japan

Auckland dispatch reports Prime Minister Sidney Holland announced an airlift of 570 ship wrecked soldiers from the South Pacific to Japan. The men were aboard the Wahine when it ran aground at Masela Island early Wednesday. They are needed to join the British Commonwealth Division now fighting in Korea.

Auckland New Zealand Sidney Holland South Pacific Japan Masela Island Holland Korea

Colorado Reports 416 Polio Cases and 18th Death

Colorado State Health Department officials announced a record 416 polio cases in the state with 18 deaths to date. Sixteen new cases were logged, eight in Pueblo and four in Denver, with the remainder scattered across other areas.

Denver INS Colorado State Health Department Pueblo

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