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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1949

Page

2

Safford Senior to Represent in Salad Bowl Parade

Loretta Johns, 17, of Safford High, named salad bowl princess and queen candidate for the January 2 Phoenix parade. She has been a three-year cheerleader, Girls League president, and holds several student roles. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johns. Other items note Chamber directors elected, Kiwanis charter for Safford Key Club, Handel Messiah soloists, and ASG constitution work at Gila College.

Safford Loretta Johns Phoenix Lenoir Loretta Harold Johns THE Chamber OF Commerce Lafe Nelson Milton Reay Elman Pace Burton Richards L. E. Adams Lew J. Lewis Gila College Music Department Handel Thatcher Ward Chapel Evelyn Mattice Pima Clara Nichols Avalon Rowley Thatcher Mildred Ellsworth Myrna Hancock Taylor Reed Clifford Stewart Calvin Greer Russell Meeker

Desperate Mother and Daughter Seek Help This Christmas

A crippled mother in a trailer and her 26 year old daughter care for an elderly diabetic parent. The daughter, once crippled, now walks but needs food clothing and bedding. Welfare income is insufficient to buy a housedress nightgown or meals. a $10 donation could fund a dress and three meals.

Miss Krug

Secret budget debate tests rate policy under strain

Inflation pressures mount as government spends 5.5 billion dollars more than it takes in this year. Officials including Eccles Snyder and McCabe will argue in a secret Senate session over low rates to ease debt costs. Veterans Administration GI funds of 2.8 billion arrive in January, while industry costs from new pensions may trigger price hikes. Yemen’s kat plant offers temporary stimulation but weakens long term disease resistance. Boise Idaho traces early exploration by Robert Stuart in 1812.

Federal Reserve Eccles Snyder Thomas B. McCabe Douglas Veterans Administration Organized Labor

People Who Should be Shot at Sunrise Letter Sparks Debate

A reader named Mr H sparks controversy with a controversial letter about people who should be shot at sunrise. He criticizes pushy salesmen, quarrelsome wives, loud arguers, drug users, smokers, egotistical preachers, and undisciplined parents. The piece argues for restraint but ends with a provocation about venting grievances.

Mr. H Bac

Atom Authority Warns U S To Remain Strong

Cambridge Massachusetts December 5 AP an authority on atomic energy Dr Vannevar Bush president of the Carnegie Institution of Washington told MIT convocation that the atom bomb is not an absolute weapon and war can be avoided if the United States stays strong He warned Russia is building a formidable military machine and that dependence on handouts would invite conquest while strength could deter aggression without war.

Cambridge Mass Vannevar Bush Carnegie Institution of Washing Ton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Russia Kremlin

Phone Etiquette Takes Beating From Boy 9

A Philadelphia boy berates a telephone operator after a misdial. After an apology from the boy's mother, the operator reconnects him to the number. Later the boy reports his mother left the house and he still thinks the operator is dumb.

Philadelphia

Etna Eruption Dying Out Near Bronte Sicily

Mt Etna's latest eruption is dying out as the main lava stream slows to three feet per hour after surging toward Bronte last week. Observers report reduced activity with ash clouds, smoke, and a lingering crater, while damage is limited to vineyards and pine forest near Bronte Maletto. An official commission surveys the lava field as shepherds return to grazing. Tangerines are early varieties of the orange.

Catania Sicily Mount Etna Bronte Volcanic Observatory Bronte and Maletto

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