Mee reg Hl a Cie Bl V/ SS, et GAS SOK AVS
Elided readable text notes a meeting or registry item involving Hl a Cie Bl V/ SS and GAS SOK AVS with unspecified details.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1951
Page
4
Elided readable text notes a meeting or registry item involving Hl a Cie Bl V/ SS and GAS SOK AVS with unspecified details.
Senate Republicans and Democrats clash over the end of a long inquiry into political influence on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. Senator Ernest W. McFarland rebuked a Republican report branding Truman and Boyle as corrupt while Capehart and Bricker vow a strong campaign response.
Representative Judd of Minnesota urged the Czech people in a Voice of America broadcast to pressure their Communist government to free William N. Oatis, the AP correspondent jailed on spy charges. He noted a House resolution urging cutoffs in trade and warned such measures hurt both nations, urging a reversal to resume mutually beneficial relations.
Chiang Kai-shek suspended Lt. Gen. Mao Pang-chu as deputy commander of the Nationalist Air Force and UN military staff delegate, ordering immediate repatriation. A government spokesman cited failure to account for funds, dereliction of duties, aiding disloyal staff, withholding public funds, and undermining prestige.
An attempted pipe theft cut a water main in the Naples area, leaving thirteen communities without water. The break occurred as the thief tried to steal iron pipe, according to AP reporting from Naples on August 21.
Sheriff's deputies investigate thefts valued at 506 dollars from F A McGee’s home on 4147 N 40th St including a cooler, silverware, TV, radio, vanity lamps, bedspreads, electric toaster and mixer. A crystal chandelier worth 75 dollars is reported stolen from Harvey Gibbs’s home at 2102 N Seventh Ave. Lt Roy E Coulson, back from duty, to lecture tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Naval Reserve Training Center. A two week live saving course begins today at Encanto Park pool for 12 to 15 and 16+ ages, certificates awarded. A prowler fled after a woman’s scream at 901 W Madison. flashlight and pencil left behind. Five drunken drivers fined 100 dollars each in West Phoenix Court. VA term policies may renew for five years. recommend conversion to permanent plans. Odd Fellows grand master Hite L Ferron to visit Phoenix Lodge 2 at 8 p.m.. membership banquet prior.
The OPS authorized the Post Office Department to renegotiate its contract with International Envelope Co of Dayton Ohio, maker of stamped government envelopes. The government sells these envelopes near cost plus postage, and OPS notes the main value is the stamp, so public price rise impact should be modest.
In Mishawaka Indiana, Ellsworth B. Wilson spanked his 10 year old son Ellsworth Jr for disobedience. During the spanking he knocked over a lamp, suffered a head injury treated at a local hospital. A stray line notes a cow and food cellulose cotton remark in the text.
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