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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1951

Page

2

Aid Sent To Storm Refugees

Mexico City reports President Aleman dispatching two corvettes with 500 tons of supplies to Tampico region. An air lift has moved 2 tons of food and medicine over two days, as trains and vehicles are commandeered to reach displaced refugees. Helicopters aboard a tanker aid rescue efforts, while Tamaulipas officials warn of malaria and typhoid risks amid widespread devastation.

Mexico City Miguel Aleman Mexico Aleman Porter Tampico

Boys Find Phoenician's Body In Salt River

The body of Clifford Raymond Ashley, 39, was found in Salt River near Tempe by three Tempe boys. A gunshot wound to the head was suspected. Police and sheriff investigators identified him from papers in a water soaked billfold. He had lived at the YMCA dormitory and worked at local lounges. He disappeared about ten days earlier amid family troubles.

Phoenician Tempe Phoenix Maricopa County Clifford Raymond Ashley Salt River Tempe Bridge Gerald Peralta John Aguilar Henry Gamboa Vic Stewart Sheriff's Office Ashley Young Men’s Christian Association Western Village Mel Art Club

Stolen Machine Guns Found Near Ajo Ranch

Pima County sheriff’s officers and FBI agents uncovered six air plane type machine guns in a cave on a ranch 20 miles south of Ajo. The cache, valued at over $6,000, appears to be stolen from an air force base. No charges yet filed against the ranch operator. Serial numbers were telegraphed nationwide to locate the original theft.

Ajo Pima County Nirschel

Two French Fliers Die In Crash Near Air Base

Special to The Gazette at Williams Air Force Base two French airmen were killed when their T-6 training plane crashed seven miles north in a cotton field during simulated forced landings. Captain Jean M. Des Courtis, 37, pilot instructor, and Chief Cpl. Yves V. Vellere, 21, student, were both stationed here. Des Courtis, a liaison officer for French allied students, previously commanded a Spitfire squadron in French Morocco and held 95 missions with high honors including the Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre with two palms.

Williams Air Force Base Here Jean M. Des Courtis St. Germain France Yves V. Vellere Marseilles Gilbert Des Courtis Marie Williams Base Randolph Air Force Base Texas Morocco England Free France

Funeral Held for Dr Glenn C Andersen at Arizona State Hospital

Funeral services were held for Dr Glenn C Andersen 44 acting superintendent and clinical director of Arizona State Hospital. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park with American Legion graveside honors. Holt driver in fatal crash also died. Dr Andersen’s wife and two others injured. Mrs Holt’s services planned later today.

Glenn C. Andersen Arizona State Hospital Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home David L. Jones First Methodist Church Greenwood Memorial Park Lake Greenway Myrtle Andersen Mary Paul Barnes Army Medical Corps Phoenix Kalamazoo Mich Michigan State W. Jefferson Anne Frimodig Frank Merced Calif Gene Shipley Miami

Woodpeckers Ringing Phones In Tracy Minn Eavestroughs

Residents of Tracy Minnesota believed telephones rang after woodpeckers tapped on metal eavestroughs. When no one answered, they complained of receiving wrong numbers and sought answers about the odd disturbance.

Tracy, Minn

Mrs King Dies Longtime Phoenix Resident at 81

Mrs Emma King of 814 N Ninth St a long time Phoenix resident died this morning after an illness since March 2 on the eve of her 81st birthday She was mother to Oliver King circulation director and manager of The Phoenix Gazette and The Arizona Republic Survived by three other sons Walter Arthur Ezra a sister and numerous grandchildren Funeral services by A L Moore Sons Interment in Archbold Ohio Born March 3 1870 in Thingen Switzerland came to the US in 1871 and to Phoenix in 1908

Emma King Ninth St Phoenix Oliver King 44Th St Phoenix Gazette The Arizona Republic Walter King Arthur King Harbor City Calif Ezra King el Monte Jacob Fenstermaker Archold, Ohio Mrs. King Thingen Switzerland United States Henry Kleck Archbold Samuel King King Missionary Church Ninth and McKinley Sts A. L. Moore & Sons

Evacuation routes set as bases face flood impacts

Flooding disrupts routes around Glendale and Phoenix area. A Navy facility and Goodyear plant worker attempted to report to work while evacuees moved from Luke Air Force Base nine miles west of the city. Highway 80 remains closed between Avondale and Aztec, and the Gila Bend to Tucson highway may reopen today. a canal bridge at Lateral 27 and Avenue J broke, with water rushing south. Patrolman James Witt described the evacuation path from Litchfield Road to Avenue J, then toward Van Buren and back toward Glendale.

Goodyear Luke Air Force Base Glendale James Witt Litchfield Road Avenue J van Buren Patrol Lateral 27 Chandler Williams Air Force Base Avondale Aztec Gila Bend Tucson Casa Grande

Wm Adams Dies In Crash In Indiana

William D. Adams, 53, private secretary to Kenneth McMicken of Goodyear Farms, died from chest injuries after a Monday night crash on U S Highway 36 in Putnam County. A school bus with a broken tie rod swerved into his car. the bus driver, Percy Rice, 38, Bainbridge, Ind., reported no passengers. Adams is survived by his wife Sylvia, father J H Adams of Whipple Ohio, and brothers G H Adams H W Adams of Akron and Howard Adams of Fort Smith. Funeral services will be in Akron and burial in Seville, Ohio.

Greencastle Ind William D. Adams Kenneth McMicken Goodyear Farms Litchfield Park Ariz Putnam County U.S. Highway 36 Adams Percy Rice Bainbridge Sylvia J. H. Adams Whipple Ohio G. H H. W. Adams Akron Howard Adams Fort Smith Ark Seville

Probe Extension Studied by Senate Commerce Committee

Washington August 29 The senate commerce committee met to consider plans to carry on the crusade against crime begun last year by the famed special crime investigating committee.

Washington Senate Commerce Committee Special Crime Investigating Committee

Strike Echoes Across Nation Amid Wage Board Dispute

About 58,000 Mine-Mill union members stayed off work in 15 states with 42,000 AFL craft and railroad workers joining protests. The walkout followed a 10 percent pay cap dispute as unions criticise the Wage Stabilization Board while Kennecott and other firms face disruption. The CIO expelled Mine-Mill in 1950 over alleged Communist alignment. a related Garfield strike ended awaiting board action.

AFL CIO Communist Party Washington Kennecott Company Anaconda Phelps Dodge American Smelting and Refining Co Truman Wage Board Garfield Utah

Flood Warnings Alert Lower Ground Areas Across Arizona Rivers

Rainfall projections estimate 50 000 acre feet for 24 hours and 10 000 acre feet this morning. Tonto Creek and Verde River are rising while Salt River remains strong. Lower Gila residents near Wellton Mohawk and Yuma urged to move to higher ground. Weather Bureau warns of continued flooding from Hassayampa and Agua Fria in Buckeye and Gillespie Dam regions.

Tonto Creek Verde River Lower Gila River Wellton-Mohawk Yuma Weather Bureau Hassayampa Agua Fria Buckeye Gillespie Dam

It Was Cold But Hot Too

Prescott August 29 AP It was cold and rainy on Highway 89 near Hell Canyon when a Denver man endured a dramatic fuel fire. Robert Sharp stopped to refuel from an auxiliary tank and arranged flares around his parked tractor and trailer. A passing vehicle hit a flare causing a flare to skid toward the open tank and ignite the fuel. Sharp separated the tractor and trailer and saved the load though the tractor burned.

Prescott Highway 89 Hell Canyon Robert Sharp Denver Sharp

Forest and Mountain Areas Drive California Water Supply

Forest and mountain regions provide over 90 percent of California's water supply, underscoring their vital role in the state's hydrology.

California

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