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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1949

Page

32

Mine Bus Flip Injures Three Near Prescott

A mine bus carrying 33 passengers rolled over on Black Canyon Road six miles east of Prescott at 6:50 am. Three men were injured but not believed to be in serious condition. Driver Richard J. Williams reportedly lost control due to a faulty steering knuckle as the bus swerved and overturned. Injured are Robert B. Burhalm, James G. Medina, and Ray Bennett.

Prescott Irending Black Canyon Homer G. Keeton Robert B. Burhalm James G. Medina Ray Bennett Richard J. Williams Keeton

Buckeye Man Found Dead in Oroville Car

Christopher Walmsley, 41, of Buckeye Arizona, was found dead in his car in downtown Oroville California. Police said a hose attached to the exhaust appeared to have been used. Walmsley was in Oroville for two months leaving a wife and 18 month old twins in Buckeye.

Oroville Calif Christopher Walmsley Buckeye Ariz Walmsley

Permit For Fireworks Plant Ruled Unlawful

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors received an advisory from County Attorney Warren L. McCarthy stating Arizona law does not grant power to issue a permit for fireworks manufacture. William E. Kelsey sought to erect a display facility near Paradise Valley but offered few specifics on investment or construction. He described possible night tests and emphasized displays rather than actual production for fairs and Fourth of July events. Additional items noted included ambulance service contracts and bids for county facilities, with various fees and providers named.

Warren L. McCarthy Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Arizona William E. Kelsey North First Street Paradise Valley Scottsdale Shea Boulevard Kelsey Anthony Silvio East Culver Street Phoenix Tempe Coldwater Tolleson Sheriff's

Albuquerque Chosen Site of Hospital

The Woman's Society of Christian Service pledges one half million dollars toward a Bataan Memorial Hospital in Albuquerque. A general solicitation for an additional one million will begin mid January to fund a 110 bed six story building, chosen for the city's hospital bed shortage and the number of local men who died in Bataan. The campaign will run across New Mexico and neighboring Rocky Mountain regions relying on Albuquerque for hospital service.

Albuquerque N. M INS Woman's Society of Christian Service New York City Bataan Memorial Bataan New Mexico City New Mexico Colorado Texas Panhandle Rocky Mountain

Alaska Defense Plan Centers On Two Main Bases

The United States outlines a permanent Alaska defense strategy prioritizing interior fortifications and reduced remote outposts. Key bases at Fairbanks and Anchorage will anchor the defense, with Kodiak retained while Aleutian outposts are withdrawn. Army and Air Force funding lines, radar networks, and the new Eilson base near Fairbanks solidify readiness, as forces are modestly increased.

U.S Alaska Darrell Garwood Washington INS United States Joint Chiefs of Staff Alaskan Aleutian Islands Siberian U. S Fairbanks Anchorage Kodiak Island Air Force Shemya Adak Ammak Atka Islands Aleutians Gold Bay Alaska Peninsula Attu Adak Islands Dutch Harbor Unalaska Island Kodiak Aleutian ARMY Great Eilson Air Base Mile 26 Ladd Eilson Anchorage-Fairbanks Arctic Big Delta Nome

Altamont Tunnel Opens as Key Defense Rail Link

Evanston Wyoming reports the 6,705 foot Altamont bore in the Uintah mountains now open to regular traffic after a two and a half year build. The $8 million project ends the single track bottleneck on the Union Pacific between Omaha and Salt Lake City, improving wartime defense and rail efficiency.

Allan Palmer Central Press Evanston Wyo Altamont Uintah Mountains Wyoming Moffat Colorado Union Pacific Omaha Salt Lake City Aspen

Indian Critically Hurt In Accident Near Geronimo Highway

Special to The Phoenix Gazette. Safford reports Roscoe Goscun, 21, of Bylas, in Morris Squibb Memorial Hospital with critical injuries from an Sunday accident west of Geronimo Highway. He was struck by a sedan after he fell or was pushed from a parked truck carrying nine Indians. The sedan was driven by Phillip Wogaman, 17, son of Rev. Donald F. Wogaman, of Safford. Chester Pike, 36, of Bylas, had driven the truck before it was parked.

Phoenix Gazette Safford Roscoe Goscun Bylas Morris Squibb Memorial Hospital Geronimo Highway Daniel Howell Phillip Wogaman Donald F. Wogaman Chester Pike

Harvesting Of Lettuce Nearly Over

The Phoenix fall lettuce harvest neared completion with 4 455 carloads shipped, down from 4 933 a year earlier. Yuma shipments stayed ahead of last year, totaling 1 431 cars, keeping the state output near the 1948 level at 5 886 carloads for the fall deal. Prices fell from opening $7 to as low as $2, then rose to $3 00–$3 50 for top quality as growers plowed under a portion of the crop to stabilize prices, with shipments dropping after December and light until March spring sales.

Yuma Federal Phoenix

Twelfth Night Observed In Rodanthe NC Village

Residents of Rodanthe on Hatteras Island celebrate Twelfth Night on January six, marking the age old Christmas feast with local traditions in this small North Carolina village.

Rodanthe Hatteras Island North Carolina

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