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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1951

Page

10

County Fair scheduled March 1 to 9 in Mesa

The Maricopa County Fair will be held at the Mesa Civic Center from March 1 through 9. County fair officials John C. McPhee and Marcel Delporte announced plans for a second annual horse show, miniature parade, and Liebrand's Carnival on the midway. Premiums exceed $6,000, with agriculture premiums doubled to attract winter visitors and boost entries.

Mesa Maricopa County Mesa Civic Center John C. McPhee Marcel Delporte Liebrand Agriculture Department McPhee Delporte Maricopa

Guards Drill For Governor Day Parade

Fort Huachuca August training continues as Arizona National Guard drills rifle mortar and machine gun fire to prepare for Governor's Day parade. Gov Howard Pyle official party will attend with Gov Ignacio Soto and Col Barry Goldwater among guests.

Jay Brashear Fort Huachuca Arizona National Guard Howard Pyle Ignacio Soto Sonora Mexico Barry Goldwater Frederick R. Stofft Glendale 213Th Combat Engineer Company Globe Black Tail Canyon Tucson Ordnnance Company Phoenix

Soldier Wounded At Fort Huachuca

AP reports Pfc. Robert Dwyer was seriously wounded in the Fort Huachuca base hospital after a fellow military police officer, Pfc. Hal W. Ritcha, fired his gun during duty at the north gate.

Fort Huachuca Pfc Robert Dwyer Dwyer Hal W. Ritcha Ritcha

Buffalos Quartered On Fort Reserve Amid Defense Concerns

AP reports new quarters on a vast reservation prepared for the state's largest buffalo herd. Sheriff's officers and riders round up 400 animals to the new area placed to shield them from artillery fire.

Fort Huachuca

Information Programs Planned By Mormons

Mesa Arizona plans daily evening programs for winter visitors at the Arizona Temple. In the Information Bureau museum room three parts each evening: Salt Lake Tabernacle choir music at 7 15, a short Mormon religion film at 8, and a Q A session by church members. Programs aim to inform non members about Latter day Saints and are informal and non proselyting.

Mesa Bureau Mesa Arizona Temple New Information Bureau Claude Pomeroy Bureau Salt Lake City West Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Pomeroy

Citizenship training program urged for Indians by Arizona governor

Window Rock Arizona August 23 AP Gov Howard Pyle urged a 25 year federal state funded citizenship training program for Indians. He said Indians should gradually gain citizenship with state administration and land ownership. he cited mishandling by federal government and favored eventual independence for Navajo Hopi Mohave Apache Pima and other tribes. The governor also presented the Arizona state flag and H T Person reported irrigation project plans to water 118000 122000 acres by gravity flow at a total cost of 145 million dollars with Bureau of Reclamation review.

Window Rock Ariz Howard Pyle Navajo Tribal Council Pyle Arizona State of H. T. Person Laramie Wyo San Juan-Shiprock Bureau of Reclamation Council

Mesa Youth Recounts Boys State Trips for Sponsors

Reed Done of Mesa who attended Boys State in Flagstaff and Washington, D. C., will recount his trip for the Hiram Club at the club meeting. He spoke to the Mesa Rotary on his visit with President Truman and Arizona senators. Also notes on local incidents include Kiwanis talk on church support and plans for a Mesa Pistol and Rifle Club gathering at City Hall.

Mesa Reed Done Boys State Flagstaff Boys Nation Washington, D. C Washington Hiram Club Billy H. Oberle Temple Drive National Rifle Association U.S Oberle

Bone Disease Relief Through Joint Injections

New York August 23. Dr H Berger reports using procaine hydrochloride injections into knee joints to relieve osteoarthritis pain. In a small patient group all improved and some were completely relieved, the findings appear in the New York State Journal of Medicine.

New York H. Berger New York State Journal of Medicine

Soviets attack peace plan voiced by US press

Moscow dispatch reports the Literary Gazette says a Japanese peace treaty without Chinese Communists would be meaningless. It notes U.S. invitation to San Francisco and Western press claims America barred certain countries, notably the Soviet Union, from participating. The piece portrays American diplomacy as dismayed by Russia accepting the invitation.

Moscow Literary Gazette San Francisco United States Soviet Union Russia

Roadside Convex Mirrors Help France See Around Corners

France adopts convex roadside mirrors to improve safety at sharp intersections. The mirrors allow drivers to view hidden approaches, reducing collision risk at blind corners and improving traffic flow in rural and urban junctions.

France

Burglary loot partly recovered in Tempe case

Tempe Police disclose part of the 175 dollars stolen from Gilsland Motor Company has been recovered. A warrant for the thief's arrest was issued. The burglar was interrupted before taking 142 dollars from the cash register. Chief Victor S. Stewart noted the progress.

Gazette’s Tempe Gilsland Motor Company Victor S. Stewart

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