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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1950

Page

5

Two Carriers To Be Added In Pacific

The Navy will move two carriers from the East Coast to the Pacific while keeping Atlantic strength. Philippine Sea and Sicily shift to Pacific, joining Valley Forge Boxer and Badoeng Strait as Leyte and Oriskany relocate. Leyte stays on East Coast until Oriskany is ready this Fall. Savings from using Missouri as a training ship fund the operations.

Washington Navy Pacific Atlantic Admi Forrest P. Sherman Naval Operations Leyte Portsmouth Philippine Sea Oriskany Missouri

Truman Assails Reporters For Interview Objections

President Truman lashed at reporters over exclusive interview with Arthur Krock of the New York Times. He said he is his own free agent, will do as he pleases, and will not be censored. He acknowledged no rule against exclusive interviews and left open future such actions. The Mississippi River has added 50 square miles to Louisiana in the past century.

Washington Truman Arthur Krock New York Times Russia Doris Freeson Earl Godwin Krock White House Mississippi River Louisiana

Gales Slow Search For B-36 Airmen

Gale force winds off the British Columbia coast hampered the search for the remaining five crew members of a B-36 bomber after three engines caught fire and they parachuted clear. Eleven others were rescued and treated for injuries and exposure. a ground party of 55 returned to the Cayuga as planes scouted the rain soaked islands. Parachutes, cries for help, gunfire and warnings of survivors kept hopes alive amid heavy seas and six inch slush.

Seattle Wash British Columbia Royal Canadian Navy Cayuga Princess Royal Island Prince Rupert B. C North Pacific

Hotel Death Case at Riverside Hotel

Police conclude a death at a Riverside hotel occurred about 11 p m Wednesday after neighbors heard a fierce struggle in room six. A gash on the head may have been from a water pitcher, with glass fragments and blood on the floor. Farris had deposited 1340 with attorney Charles H Young. authorities seek how the money was obtained and whether foul play was involved. The body was found by a maid after she used a passkey to open a locked door.

Farris Phoenix Charles H. Young South First Avenue Holton Riverside Calif Young H. O. English Tony Acker West Villetta Street

Coplon Lawyers Split As Spy Trial Shifts Counsel

Archibald Palmer admits Judith Coplon has dismissed him as her attorney in the Coplon Gubitchev spy conspiracy trial. Reports of a change follow Judge Sylvester Ryan adjourning the case with the remark that a situation has arisen.

New York Archibald Palmer Judith Coplon Miss Coplon Sylvester J. Ryan

Canada Plane Crashes In Arctic Exercises

A Royal Canadian Air Force Dakota aircraft taking part in Exercise Sweetbriar crashed after striking ice during approach. None of the 14 aboard was killed, though radio communications failed briefly. the operator said no fatalities.

Sale Of Arms Charged In Smuggling Racket

Washington reports Leonard H. Pomeroy a State Department official accuses American adventurers of a major arms smuggling ring in Southeast Asia. Stolen materiel from US surplus dumps in the Philippines and abandoned Japanese stock allegedly moved to Indonesian, Burmese, Indo-Chinese, and Thai factions. War surplus also cited as transferred to the Philippine government amid reported losses. The Army says surplus vanished from Pacific islands after troop withdrawals but was disposed of properly where troops remained.

Washington Leonard H. Pomeroy State Department Southeast Asia Pomeroy Department Munitions Control Division Department of State United States Philippines Indonesia Burma Indo-China Thailand Pacific Islands U. S

Patagonia Land of the Big Feet Meaning

The name Patagonia derives from Argentina and refers to the southern land described as extending from the pampas into a vast region nicknamed Siberia. The term translates to Land of the Big Feet.

Patagonia Argentina Siberia Pampas

Paul Keefe Improves After Hospitalization

Marcus J. Lawrence Memorial Hospital attendants report Paul C. Keefe aged 62 is improved after several days with a heart ailment. Keefe, long prominent in state politics, was speaker of the House in the Fifth Legislature and a senator for parts of the 11th and all of the 12th sessions. He was Senate president in the 13th Legislature and held that post through the 17th, believed to be the longest tenure on record.

Cottonwood Marcus J. Lawrence Memorial Hospital Paul C. Keefe Keefe House of Representatives Senate

Phoenix Driver Killed In 200-Foot Plunge

A Phoenix road construction worker LeRoy Pourchot 46 died after his car left the highway and fell into a 200 foot canyon east of the Claypool Tunnel near Superior He died at Magma Hospital and was employed by Fisher Construction Company He is survived by his wife and several relatives The incident raises the year to date Arizona traffic fatalities.

Phoenix Claypool Superior LeRoy Pourchot van Buren Street Magma Hospital Arizona Pourchot Fisher Construction Company Robert E. Ledford Texas Ruth Ollie Melvin Truman Earl Raymond University of Southern California

Local history quiz questions recall Amalgamated Wild-Eyed Apaches

A nostalgic prompt asks readers to name the Amalgamated Order of Wild-Eyed Apaches and recalls radio clubs, clambakes, and early Phoenix landmarks. It also invites memory of Hattie Mosher’s suit against Jolson and the Frolic, the downtown venue razed by fire.

Amalgamated Order of KFAD KTAR al Jolson Hattie Mosher Mr. Jolson Fox Theater Greyhound Pleasure Palace

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