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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1949

Page

2

Nations urge China respect asUN adopts five power plan

United Nations Assembly backed an American led proposal urging all nations to keep hands off China and honor treaties. The plan, supported by Australia Mexico Pakistan and the Philippines, passed 45 to 5 after initial 22 to 4 vote with abstentions and Chile challenging quorum. It calls for respect of China's political independence, right to self determination, and existing treaties, and warns against spheres of influence or foreign regimes.

New York United Nations Assembly China Russia Mao Tze- Tung Australia Mexico Pakistan Philippines Chile

Floods Hit South and Central America

Central and South American nations mobilized for relief as heavy rains caused major damage in several countries. Venezuela, Costa Rica, and Trinidad faced the hardest hit, triggering coordinated aid efforts across the region.

South Central America Caracas Venezuela Costa Rica Trinidad

New York City restricts car washing in water crisis

New York City imposed strict water cuts as reservoirs fell to about one third capacity. Water Commissioner Carney ordered all automobile washing halted and urged residents to conserve. A citywide effort included civilian water wardens and higher fines for leaks while other agencies adjusted operations to reduce consumption.

New York City New York Stephen J. Carney Upstate Westchester County Edward J. Clark American Dental Association Board of Education Carney John W. Creedon Metropolitan Garage Board of Trade City Hall

Adopt Family Seeks Clothing Gifts for Needy Man

A Phoenix appeal urges residents to donate five dollars to clothe a 56 year old Negro man in a bare, ill provided home. Miss Krug and Mildred Gillespie of the Community Council handle the fund, assuring that no admin costs are taken and every cent aids a family in need.

Krug Mildred Gillespie Community Council

Dress Rehearsal Tonight for Les Folies at Phoenix Union

Final dress rehearsals are held tonight at Phoenix Union High School for the 22nd annual Les Folies all girls stage revue to be shown tomorrow and Saturday at 8 pm. The Old West themed show features The Forty-Niners with 388 performers including soloist Shirley Johnson and a large chorus, skits, dances, and acts such as The Farmer's Daughter, POW WOW 1849, On The Trail, Bird Cage Theater tribute, and a grand finale with band and majorettes.

Dick Stitt Phoenix Union High School Thar’ Hills Shirley Johnson Paula Duffy Nola Hallett Jane Shupe Mary McFarland Gracie Watson Dot Gann Joan Schmelzer Edith Huff Carol Stevenson Carol Terry Juanita Horne Barbara Whitten Sue Ford Norma Owens Elaine Jacques Doris Jean Russell Gayle Willburn Doris Smith Beach Howley Carol Kennedy Joan Neidzechas Kathy Murellc Darlene Young Muriel Voights

Busses Caught In Crossfire In Batangas Fight

Manila dispatch says a clash between Philippine rebels and government troops near Lipa City 50 miles south of Manila escalated to fierce gunfire. Two chartered buses on the highway were caught in the cross fire, killing at least seven passengers and wounding several others. Casualties were feared on both sides as fighting ended a five day uneasy peace in Batangas Province.

Manila INS

Brick Hallucination Breaks Window in Richmond Display

In Richmond on December 8, a large department store suffered a plate glass display window damage when a brick was tossed through it. The intruder placed three one dollar bills inside the display, valued at $300.

Richmond

Aged Woman Ambitious Plans Fun After Prison

An 87 year old inmate at the state penitentiary near Reidsville Georgia expressed eagerness to leave prison and enjoy life, saying she would “get on the ball and have some fun.” The inmate’s name and crime were not disclosed by The Spokesman magazine.

Reidsville State Penitentiary

Train Collision Kills Five Near Alexandria Station

Five people died and 31 were injured when the Cairo Alexandria express struck a stationary train near Sidi Gaber station in Alexandria last night.

Cairo Cairo-Alexandria Sidi Gaber Alexandria

Coast Storm Moves East to Bring Rain Across Arizona

A cloud deck over Arizona forecast rain today tonight and tomorrow with snow above 6000 feet. The U S Weather Bureau predicted scattered showers mainly light and cooler temps, Phoenix 68 to 48, other cities like Flagstaff 51 to 28 and Yuma 77 to 55. Only Tucson saw a sprinkle. The storm was easing moisture before reaching the state, with Santa Barbara and Los Angeles reporting heavy rainfall and Mount Laguna and Beau monde noting snow or rain.

Arizona United States Weather Bureau Phoenix Sky Harbor West Coast Santa Barbara Los Angeles Long Beach Salinas Mount Laguna Beaumont Tucson Flagstaff Grand Canyon Prescott Yuma

Suspect Held In Assault For Robbery Attempt

A 38 year old suspect is charged with assault with intent to rob after detectives arrest him following a Nov 26 robbery attempt. A 30 year old waitress was taken into custody with him. Detective Harry Roberts and Detective Fred Nichols led the case, with Gene F Campbell of 312 North 19th Avenue providing the lineup identification after ordering the man at gunpoint to lie on the floor.

Harry Roberts Fred Nichols Gene F. Campbell North 19Th Avenue Campbell

IAM Opposed To Moving War Plants

The International Association of Machinists urges Congress to study inland relocation of defense plants, arguing dispersal may harm the economy more than it helps military security. Union president Al Hayes says plant movement could blight large regions, cost jobs, cut profits, and raise government costs.

Washington Congress Executive Council Independent International Association of Machinists Truman al Hayes Air Force Hayes

Line Bursts Fire Near Centralia Pumping Station

A high pressure natural gas line blew and caught fire near Centralia Missouri, flames seen 150 miles away. Nine workers at the pumping station four miles from town escaped injury. The 24 inch Panhandle Eastern line carries gas from Hugoton Kansas to Detroit Michigan. Officials say repairs will take at least two weeks.

Centralia Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company Hugoton Kan Detroit Mich

Three Tempe youths held for burglary charge

Robert I. Miller 18 David J. Miller 21 and Carroll W. Kathol 21 were named in burglary charges after a Farmland Market break in. Kathol and David Miller were also AWOL from Bremerton Washington. They allegedly pried a window, stole a cash box and cigarettes then drove to Tucson before returning to watch crowd. The trio remain jailed awaiting Tempe hearing.

Walton's Corner Robert I. Miller David J.miller Carroll W. Kathol Tempe Kathol David Miller Bremerton Wash S. E. Cannon Robert Miller Tucson Cannon

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