Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Phoenix Gazette in Phoenix, Arizona

We have 3,310,217 pages in Arizona

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1950

Page

36

Marriage Licenses and Names Listed in District Records

A fragmented notice lists marriage license entries including Bowman-Cottrell, Enterio, Arguelles, Athroe-Parsons, Lawrence Elizabeth B Wyets, Thorntons, and Lake Field entries with associated dates or initials. The readable content preserves event names and basic pairings without full details.

Bowman-Cottrell Morton Charlotte Rose Aes Elenterio Errero-Arguelles Athroe-Parsons Ras Sratm Lawrence Elizabeth B Thornton Dwards Lake Field

Ford Starts 6 Day Week At Ford Plants

Ford boosts the work week to six days for 15,000 workers at the Rouge plant and 17 facilities including Highland Park Chester Long Beach and Chicago plants as it aims to push 1,000,000 vehicles in the first half of 1950. January output hits a record 148,393 with 7,220 units in a day.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Key Rouge Rouge Highland Park Chester Long Beach Calif Chicago Ford Chrysler Corporation Henry Ford II Ford Empire

Two Radio and TV Stocks Lead Market Drop and Rise

A volatile trading session in New York saw a brief market surge after the open with heavy interest in radio television autos and steel shares. Emerson and Motorola slipped on news of a 10 percent excise tax proposal, while general issues including General Motors Chrysler U S Steel and Dow Chemical climbed to a 32 year high later in the day.

New York Secretary OF the Treasury Snyder House Tax Committee Emerson Motorola Philco Radio Corporation Zenith Magnavox General Motors Chrysler Studebaker U.S. Steel Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet N. Y. Central Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Southern Pacific Nickel Plate Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck United Aircraft Pepsi-Cola Anaconda Copper Dow Chemical du Pont Westinghouse Electric American Tobacco Standard Oil N.J Johns-Manville

Trans-Ocean Air Freighters Eye 1950 Growth

Air freight carriers foresee a strong 1950 with plans to add more ocean-going cargo planes. European inbound shipments surpass U S outbound for the first time as currencies devalue and foreign production rises. Seaboard and Western Air Lines report 10 to 15 percent emergency freight, over a ton per shipment in many cases, while higher loading costs and customs delays temper gains.

Sam Dawson New York Europe United States Seaboard and Western Airlines Middle East W. Stuart Symington

Safeway Declares Quarterly Dividends for 1950

Safeway Stores Inc board on January 27 1950 declared dividends on common stock at 0 cents per share payable April 1 1950 to holders of record March 15 1950 and on 5 percent preferred stock at 1.25 per share with records March 15 1950. Milton L Selby secretary.

Safeway Stores, Incorporated Milton L. Selby

Auto Units Total 120,223 For Week

Ward's Automotive Reports estimated U S motor vehicle output at 120,223 units for the week including 98,434 cars and 21,789 trucks. The Chrysler strike reduced about 33,000 units. Output surpassed 1949 weeks in the first three months despite the strike and prior totals.

Detroit United States Ward Chrysler

Cotton Futures Cling To Offside In Early Trade

Cotton futures opened lower with March at 31.27 and May 31.27 to 31.28 as traders absorbed liquidations. CCC loans for the week ended Jan 26 totaled 92,936 bales, down from 151,952 prior week, and season loans reach 2,877,194 bales. Midmorning prices stood 10 to 30 cents below prior close.

New York CCC

Decrease Noted In Retail Trade

New York reports bad weather reduced retail trade in the week ended Wednesday. Dun and Bradstreet estimates total dollar volume 2 to 6 percent below last year. Regions show declines from 1 to 8 percent across South Midwest Northwest Pacific Coast New England East and Southwest ranges.

New York Dun and Bradstreet South Midwest Northwest Pacific Coast New England East Southwest

Flores Ring Choice in Legion Stadium Main Event

Veteran lightweight Jesse Flores of Stockton is a solid favorite to defeat Elmer Beltz of Los Angeles in a 10 round main event at Legion Stadium tonight.

Hollywood Jesse Flores Stockton Elmer Beltz Los Angeles Legion Stadium

British giant takes two hospital beds

Ernest Evans, a 25 year old Briton eight feet tall, is helped by two orderlies at St Peter's Hospital Chertsey England as doctors seek treatment for a knee injury. He is shown being moved to a ward with two beds placed end to end to accommodate him.

Ernest Evans St. Peter's Hospital Chertsey England

Wheat Rallies Briefly In Nervous Grain Mart

In Chicago on February 3, grain traders walked a nervous line with erratic moves and little net change. Wheat edged up about a cent early, then fell back under selling pressure as corn and oats lagged, and soybeans showed mixed moves. Prices reflected caution as the loan privilege expired for most cereals, with traders watching the estimated 250 million bushels of free wheat and awaiting policy signals from Washington.

Chicago Board of Trade Washington John J. Williams Delaware

Potato Price Supports Cut to $1.01 on 1950 Potatoes

The Agriculture Department reduced average farm price supports for the 1950 potato crop by nine cents to $1.01 a bushel, aiming to keep prices at about 60 percent of parity while addressing 50 million bushels in storage. States faced varying support levels, with eight areas withheld until marketing actions are decided. Congress debated surplus disposal, with Republicans proposing aid to welfare agencies or needy miners, while Sen Williams urged across the board cuts to spur consumption.

Washington Agriculture Department Congress John J. Williams Delaware House Department Senate Williams Agriculture Brannan Brannan Senate Agriculture Committee Elmer Thomas Oklahoma Department of Agriculture

UNC Star CHAPEL HILL Guard Out With Fever

Illness hits UNC as guard Charles Thorne is sidelined for at least a week with glandular fever. The Carolina player will miss upcoming games while recovering in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

UNC Chapel Hill N. C Charles Thorne University of North Carolina

Railroad market drift under light gains and mixed rails

New York February reports a measured stock advance with most gains in narrow fractions. Treasury bonds eased amid slow over the counter trading as rail issues lagged, while freight traffic showed less decline than in earlier months and foreign issues moved unevenly.

New York U. S. Treasury Raders Association of American Railroads Costa Rica Chicago Indiana North New York Central Spee Pacific

Weather Forecast Summary for February 3

Forecast for Phoenix and Flagstaff shows cloudiness today and tonight with a mild trend tomorrow. Arizona mountains expect variable high cloudiness, slightly warmer conditions, and sunset around 6 01 p.m. Temperatures reached 65 yesterday and 44 daily low, with precipitation and reservoir figures noted for Roosevelt and other sites.

Clearstonight Arizona Tomorow Mountains Ate Reser Ericn Phoenix Atrpo Sera R. Ae Os Amarillo Nas Tlanta Nonans Lythe Ism Ayson Bao Enver Uebec Aleigh Detroit i Rapid C Reno She Roch'ter el Centro St Louis el Paso SL City Fla Stag Santonio Tadapolis Spokane Winnipeg Laredo Winslow Enite

Births Reported at St Joseph and Nearby Hospitals

Birth announcements list multiple newborns across St Josephs Hospital Ford St Coln Street and St Monica s Hospital with details including parents names, addresses, and birth dates February 1 and February 16. Names include Floyd Ensale Buckeye Richard McKee Glendale and others with genders noted as boy or girl.

ST. Joseph’s Hospital Ford Floyd East McKinley Street Focus St .Coln Eary Joseph Buckeye Hughes Dr. Thomas Hudson Melvin Riverside Strey McKee Richard Glendale West Oregon Sreet Ave Ce Menary

Too Late To Classify PR Sonable Ez

A brief note indicates the item was flagged as too late for classification and remains unprocessed. No further details are provided about the event, individuals, or organizations involved in the brief.

Unclear Names From Mixed Fragments

The text shows partial names and relationships such as Milton H. from Betty Ann and Eleanor Michele from William Henry, with several other personal names and phrases. Fragments include Garners, JIMINEZ, Filemon Alegria, Grace Eliza, and Clara V. from various individuals, but no coherent event or context is present.

Fohrenkam Milton H Betty Ann Garner R.C Mallie Eleanor Michele William Henry Ann Emer Howard T Pat C. Jiminez Filemon Alegria Josefa Ves Wsabio Charles Grace Eliza Swritzer Clara V William G

Also Mentioned on This Page

Business Mirror H. C. Cunningham Agent State Mutual Building and Loan Association East Garfield Kentucky Stitzel-Weller Louisville Sandra Lee Ford Chicago Herald-American Ee AI Yukon Kenneth McChesney Oma Wash Great Falls Mont Air Force Transport Whitehorse Anchorage Alaska Tank U. S Roosevelt Reservoir Horse Mesa Mormon Flat Ues Orthside ASANT ST. Monica’s Hospital Clarence South 20Th Street Torres Ray Lee South 13Th Guster East Buchanan Street Goop Esore van Bur Metcalf, Rita Evelyn Sues John Iris J. Sues Paul F Carlson Grace M George Republic and Gazette Phoenix Newspapers Inc East van Buren Phoenix, Arizona R Mesa West Main St Miami Keystone Safford Main St E. Glen. Ave Coolidge Phonie Gazette Cirenation Faee Alus Associated Press Republic Azetté Republic Esters Advertising Index Ewe Ceeeneeescevene Ces Automobiles Pees Nieseceesecees Nelle Anderson William” Paul Geneva M. Saaay Oe Anne Funeral Home Des x Bioore Aearry Daisy Brooks H. Foote Rosa Johnston Oliver Ray W. S. Brooks Wharton Texas Whitney George H E Monroe and Dee Iffalo Arizona Funeral Home J. Forman Enlow Susan Maude Remer Osborn Road Oyhursday Geor Rightweil Roland Ce Daytona Beach Willanson Jeneley Ayn Do Bane Pee Stusar Te 'Basar Ark Annie Caid Tucson Nursday Aafternoon St. Francis Whiting Hiv Charlie Sandal L. Moore' ‘& Sons Greenweed Voiney Phoenix Wee Vina Tank Wallace Kaysville Utah Aymond Ichfir Webster Safea Sville Primate Services
Search Courier

Search the Phoenix Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Phoenix Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication