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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

5

Miss Wagoner crowned Orange Bowl queen amid protest

Coral Gables Florida December 29 UP Ladene Von Wagoner a Salt Lake City airline stewardess was crowned Orange Bowl festival queen before about 2000 spectators amid claims the contest was fixed Several finalists accused newspapers of pre announcing results while Miss Wagoner said the crown would not change her job and dismissed contract talk as humorous

Coral Gables Fla Ladene von Wagoner Slender Blonde Airlines Salt Lake City Utah Miss Wagoner Coral Gables Country Club Jami Herald Ity Baldwin Mittee Joy Redman Ellen James Miami Alta von Wagoner National Airlines

Dr. Tyler Dennett Dies Noted Historian and Author

WILLIAMSTOWN MASS December 29 AP Dr Tyler Dennett Pulitzer Prize historian and former Williams College president died today in Geneva Switzerland at age 66 from a heart attack He specialized in American relations with the Far East and served as historical adviser to the State Department from 1929 to 1931 He won the 1933 Pulitzer for John Hay and wrote Americans In Eastern Asia Roosevelt And The Russo Japanese War and Lincoln And The Civil War

Williamstown Mass Tyler Dennett Williams College State Department Geneva Associates Far East Dennett Department John Hay Eastern Asia

Pathfinder Sinks First Enormous 5000-Ton Cruiser

For average winter feeding, most farmers count on three tons of hay for each milk cow. The first ship sunk at sea by an enemy submarine was the 5,000-ton British cruiser HMS Pathfinder.

HMS Pathfinder

U.S. Citizens Help Make Foreign Policy

Washington December 29 The AP reports that foreigners likely wonder how the American government sustains its active foreign policy with little sustained public opposition. The article notes President Truman faced less bitter opposition than President Wilson did as he pursued foreign affairs.

Washington Truman Wilson

Kathy Fiscus Rescue Hero To Be Buried

Funeral services will be held for Lloyd G. Green 37 in South Gate tomorrow. He died in a Corona area construction accident when a crane boom buckled crushing him near Route 71 two miles west of Corona. Survived by wife and two children Barbara 13 Ronald 7. The report also notes a broader discussion on U.S. foreign policy and confidential State Department conferences examining China NATO atomic energy and aid to underdeveloped nations.

Corona Calif South Gate Lloyd G. Green Kathy Fiscus Green Route 71 Barbara Ronald

Daly City Death Probe After Irrigation Reservoir Tragedy

In Daly City California authorities investigate the drowning death of Isaac Williams fifteen from the Crocker Amazon Housing Project group after companions report four rifle shots fired from ambush while they swam in a rural reservoir. Autopsy begun. no bullet wounds found. drowning or heart condition possible. Sheriff checking reports of youths shooting nearby.

Daly City Calif Isaac Williams San Francisco Lawler Drees Young Williams Crocker-Amazon Crocker Estate Williams San Mateo County

Population of India grows by about 3 million yearly

It is estimated that the population of India is increasing at the rate of about 3,000,000 a year.

India

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