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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1949

Page

14

Scouts Head Into Wilderness For Winter Camp Near Superstition

Roosevelt Council Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts begin a three day winter camp in the Superstition Mountain wilderness. Boy Scouts camp at Carney Springs south side of the mountain while Explorers base at Peralta Canyon south end. Explorer Post 9 plans a four day pack trip from Fish Creek to Willow Springs, marking the route with stone cairns for safety.

Roosevelt Council Boy Scouts Explorer Scouts Superstition Mountain Boy Scout Carney Springs Explorer Peralta Canyon Weaver’s Needle Fritz Hines John C. Kitchel Explorer Post 9 Post 9 Fish Creek Barge Canyon Willow Springs U. S. Forest Service

Funeral set for William B. Robison retired rancher

Funeral services for 53 year old William B. Robison will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday in Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary burial at Memory Lawn Memorial Park Rev Reginald James to officiate Robison died Saturday at home 2801 West McKinley Street resident of Phoenix five years came from Ely Nevada born November 10 1896 at Snake Valley Nevada member of Moose and Eagles lodges in Ely and Capitol Methodist Church survivors include wife Ethel daughter Helen two sons Philip and Roger mother Mrs Mary Robison two sisters Mrs Doris Garvin and Mrs William Hanlon four brothers Grant Reno Miles Fallen and Gerald and Orsen Northport Washington

William B. Robison West McKinley Street Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary Memory Lawn Memorial Park Reginald James Capitol Methodist Church Phoenix Robison Ely Nev Snake Valley Moose and Eagles Lodges Ethel Helen Philip Roger Mary Robison Doris Garvin William Hanlon Grant Reno Miles Fallen Gerald Orsen Northport Wash

Thieves Steal During Christmas Weekend Burglaries Hit Phoenix Homes

Multiple home burglaries reported across Phoenix during the Christmas weekend. Victims include Viola M. McNeil whose West Manor Drive home was ransacked. Angelo Fortuno of O. K. Plumbing and Appliances on East Van Buren woke to burglars. a cash register at Olsen's Pharmacy was raided. Carrie Edith Howe on East McKinley lost jewelry and clothing. John L. Moore’s liquor store cash register hit. Radio Station KIFN equipment stolen from Riverside Park. Blaine H. Alexander’s Encanto Drive home looted while family attended church. Details list missing jewelry, cash, clothing, electronics, and broadcasting gear totaling hundreds of dollars.

Phoenix Viola M. McNeil West Manor Drive Congress Junction East van Buren Street Fortuno Olsen’s Pharmacy East McDowell Road Carrie Edith Howe East McKinley Street John L. Moore North Seventh Avenue Frank Redfield KIFN Riverside Park Joe G. Bedin North Madrona Street Beédin Stepp Produce Company Blaine H. Alexander Encanto Drive Southwestern General Agency

U S May Demand Fate Of Japanese War Prisoners

Washington reports the United States may demand from Russia information on about 376000 Japanese war prisoners. State Department says no contact with Moscow since repatriation questions were raised at the allied council in Tokyo last week. The United States holds more than 2,000,000 acres of irrigated pastures.

Washington United States Russia State Department Moscow Allied Council Tokyo

Corn Crop Second Largest in History

The Agricultural Department reported the world corn crop at 5.7 billion bushels for the year, making it the second largest on record and only smaller than last year’s 6 billion bushels.

Washington Agricultural Department

Mission Serves Christmas Dinners To 460 at Mission

The Helping Hand Mission at 402 East Buchanan Street served 460 dinners to men women and children over Saturday and Sunday with extra Christmas baskets and grocery orders for families. The Rev Mrs M L Zander noted plans for a Christmas Day meal for the down and outs and additional servings occurred. Contributions funded the dinners.

Helping Hand Mission East Buchanan Street M. L. Zander

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