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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1950

Page

3

Tornado Toll Rises Across Several States

A weekend tornado spree killed at least nine in Hurricane Hill Tennessee and left 35 dead across Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas. Shreveport reports 26 dead in Louisiana and nine in Texas, with 58 presences at the scene and hundreds injured. Damaging winds destroyed homes from La Porte to Grand Cane and everywhere in between. The death toll in Texas and Louisiana was revised downward from 42 as duplications were removed.

Ripley Tenn Little Farm Hurricane Hill Garner Funeral Home Wilson Carroll West Tennessee Memphis Shreveport Louisiana Texas Arkansas Bossier City Lower la Porte Tex Alvin Chapel Hill Bremond Baileyville Corley Groesbeck Jericho Fellowship Haslam Gill Salem Hughes Springs Roytown Castor Sligo Grand Cane Shreveport Times Slack Air Force Depot Hood's Cane

Parolee nabbed in Phoenix burglary tied to Tatum brothers

Charles Stephens a 27 year old parolee from Arizona State Prison was arrested by Patrolman John Wolf inside the A and A Diner on North 16th Street after a car was spotted and a broken window observed. Stephens admitted two burglaries that night including a fish and chips stand and theft of tires and wheels. He spoke of growing up with Jack Tatum and his brothers, noting the jailbreak history and his own prior escape context.

Tatum Brothers Phoenix Charles Stephens Arizona State Prison A. and A North 16Th Street John Wolf Stephens Wolf West van Buren Street North Sixth Avenue Jack Tatum Jack

Novelist Sabatini Dies At 75 In Switzerland

Rafael Sabatini, 75, famed novelist and dramatist of swashbuckling tales, died at a hotel in Adleboden Switzerland after years of illness from stomach ulcers. He began writing on a Liverpool newspaper staff and wrote over twenty novels including The Sea Hawk The Black Swan Chivalry and The Sword of Islam.

Adelboden Switzerland Rafael Sabatini Sabatini Captain Blood Liverpool

Temperatures Today at Sky Harbor by Time

Readings show early morning temperatures from around 37 to 49 degrees at Sky Harbor with several intervals listed between 12:30 a.m. and 8:20 a.m. including 49 44 37 43 40 degree marks, indicating a cool to mild start.

Sky Harbor Ee Betries

Air Search Enlarged For Holbrook Fliers

A major air search is under way in Arizona for two men missing since Saturday after a flight from Yuma to Holbrook. Arthur Austin and Lessor Williamson Gardner are overdue. 25 local planes and units from Williams AFB, Chandler, and Litchfield Naval Air Facility join the hunt around the Mogollon Rim amid bad weather and high winds.

Arizona Yuma Holbrook Arthur Austin Holbrook Bottling Plant Leso Withman Aeerma Alawik Ratharaaf Apeluptl CVI Holbrook Chamber of Commerce CAP Thomas E. Moore Williams Air Force Base Chandler Naval Air Facility Litchfield Moore Mogollon Rim Austin Gardner

Truman names Key ambassador to Burma

President Truman selected David McK. Key as ambassador to Burma. Key a State Department career officer with 25 years of service is 50 years old.

Washington Truman David McK. Key Burma Key State Department

Slaying of Wealthy Matron Confessed in Robbery Dispute

In Buffalo on February 13 a 19 year old Indian half breed Harley LaMarr confessed to fatally shooting Marion B Frisbee wife of a beverage company executive. He claimed the rifle fired accidentally during an attempted robbery after seizing her purse. He is to be charged with first degree murder.

Buffalo N. Y Marion B. Frisbee Harley LaMarr Lamarr Amelia Paliwodzinski Frisbee Mrs. Frisbee Willard J. Frisbee

Glendale Lions Hold Roundup Week Schedule

Glendale prepares for Western Roundup Week highlighted by the Glendale Lions Club fourth annual World’s Championship Rodeo. Governor Dan Garvey to preside with a queen selection from eight candidates. Daily events at Glendale City Park feature music by Sheldon Gibbs band or Glendale High School Band, with weekend parade 10:30 a.m. and rodeo at 2 p.m. each day.

Phoenix Gazette Glendale Glendale Lions Club Dan E. Garvey Glendale City Park Garvey Tommy Chisholm Midge Smith Betty Walker Florence Smail Phyllis Samis Lula Long Peggy Schaffer Sheldon Gibbs Glendale High School Western Saddle Club Nancy Shephard Dick and Pauline Pickard Benny Bender

Weather mix brings rain hail snow across central Arizona

The United States Weather Bureau reports a weekend storm dropping rain hail and snow from northern to southern Arizona. Grand Canyon received eight inches of snow while Flagstaff had three. Phoenix and the Valley enjoyed sun with cooling nights. Roads were hazardous in northern Arizona and moisture totals ranged from 0.37 to 0.62 inches.

United States Weather Bureau Grand Canyon Flagstaff Arizona Phoenix Valley of the Sun Weather Bureau Glendale Sunnyslope Scottsdale Mazatzal Range

All Exchanges Closed Today on Lincoln Birthday Holiday

Domestic security and commodity exchanges were closed today in observance of Lincoln's Birthday. Livestock reports were issued as usual by the Department of Agriculture. The London Stock Exchange remained open. On Wednesday February 23, similar closing schedules will follow for Washington's Birthday.

New York Department of Agriculture London Stock Exchange Washington

Red Cross Plans February Drive For County Funds

The Maricopa County Chapter of the American Red Cross launches a $207,029 drive on February 27 led by chairman John B. Mills. He notes $170,000 will stay in the county to meet local needs while the rest supports the National Red Cross, which spent $43,000 locally last year. The chapter highlights economies and more volunteers enabling lower per-worker costs. County chair Henry B. Sargent adds the county share rises as reserves fall.

Maricopa County American Red Cross John B. Mills National Red Cross Mills Red Cross Henry B. Sargent Red Cross Fund

Angry Soft Coal Miners Defy Court Injunction Fight For Contracts

Angry soft coal miners nationwide press on with the no contract no work strike defying John L. Lewis and a federal court injunction. Locals report strong, widespread idle mines across Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio West Virginia Illinois Alabama and beyond with some workers delaying obedience due to late notices and Lewis's birthday.

Pittsburgh John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Pennsylvania West Virginia Indiana Illinois Alabama Ohio Lewis Dave Fowler UMW District 21 Oklahoma Arkansas Tare Court UMW Louis Austin UMW District 11 Russellton Republic Steel Corporation Wheeling Steel Corporation Harmarville

Seven Montana State College students killed in auto plunge

Seven Montana State College students were killed when their car plunged off a mountain bluff near Bozeman last night. An eighth occupant was critically injured. The victims include two women and five Sigma Chi fraternity basketball players, with one driver among the dead. The crash occurred near Chestnut at a sharp curve on U S Highway 10. a freight train crew spotted the wreckage and notified authorities. The car had been returning from Absarokee. two Sigma Chi teams had played in Absarokee earlier.

Bozeman Mont Montana State College Here Sigma Chi Charles E. Rice U. S. Highway 10 Northern Pacific Railway G. M. Randall A. W. Benson Livingston Rice Chestnut Absarokee Montana

Truck Overturns In Ditch Drowns Four In Missouri

Four Chaffee residents drowned when a truck overturned in a 10 foot ditch filled with water on the eastern approach to the Mississippi River bridge in Cape Girardeau Missouri. Four others escaped the icy water.

Cape Girardeau Chaffee, Mo Mississippi River

Republicans To Open 1950 Drive Tonight

The Republican Party opens its 1950 campaign here tonight with a dinner and speech by United States Senator Harry Cain of Washington at Sciot's Auditorium. Charles Garland of Phoenix, chairman of the Maricopa County GOP, announces about 700 reservations for a 7 p.m. dinner honoring Lincoln's 141st birthday. Cain will address Florence and Tucson events tomorrow, with box supper prior, and will meet local GOP leaders. Cain, a 44 year old former Tacoma mayor, arrived yesterday for a series of appearances and survey visits in Verde and Salt River valleys.

United States Harry Cain Washington Sciot’s North Central Avenue Charles H. Garland Phoenix Maricopa County Republican Committee Abraham Lincoln Arizona Cain Filorence Woman’s Club Florence Republican Party Tucson Hugh Butler Nebraska Senator Cain J. J. Cosgrove West Clarendon Avenue Central Arizona Project Association Verde Salt River Tacoma Wash Clarence Turn Gop

Scientists Rescued From Isle After Two Year Stranding

The Colonial Office reports 11 British scientists rescued from an icy Antarctic island after more than two years. A 1,200-ton supply ship John Biscoe and ski planes aided in the operation, with the group now en route to Argentine islands 250 miles north, after a long isolation since 1948.

London Colonial Office Antarctic John Biscoe Stonington Island Argentine Islands

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