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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1950

Page

4

Marine Ready To Stand Trial For Murder

Prescott telegram reports Marine Sergeant James, 27, agreed to waive extradition to Pontiac Michigan to face first degree murder charges in the 1947 death of his father Stanley James. Bones found beneath a cowshed. family pact to keep secret.

Ruth James Stanley James Pontiac Mich Ralph Hugh James Carson Ashfork Ariz Michigan Prescott Caron W. James James Muriel Hockensmith Porter

Man Found Killed By Rail in Switchyard

An unidentified man about 45 was found dead in the Southern Pacific switchyard at Ninth Street. General yardmaster E. E. Wheeler located the body in a gondola car end before 9 a.m. A 61-foot iron load crushed his skull and pinned it to the car, requiring a locomotive to drop the body. Investigating officers said the case was under inquiry.

Ninth Street E. E. Wheeler Southern Pacific Company

Man Died Instantly When Strut Slid Behind Car

A man believed Mexican and about five feet ten inches tall, weighing 140 pounds with a heavy beard, died instantly as a car strut jolted from its position and slid to the rear where he sat. Ex-officio coroner Harry E. Westfall said no inquest would be held. The body was taken to Arizona Funeral Home. Sheriff’s Identification Bureau is using fingerprints to identify him. deputies note he may have entered the country illegally.

Harry E. Westfall Arizona Sheriff's Identification Bureau

Legislature studies reform plan for Arizona government

A state legislative committee outlined a plan to abolish five elective offices on January 1, 1953 and replace them with new departments including health welfare and correction and education. It endorses constitutional amendments for a yearly legislative session and a fixed House size, while signaling partial acceptance of Griffenhagen recommendations.

Griffenhagen and Associates Griffenhagen Department of Health, Welfare and Correction Legislative Bureau Department of Education Department of Labor Department of Military Affairs Department of Law Department of Revenue Department of State Legislative Branch House of Representatives Arizona Industrial Commission Arizona Tax Commission Commissioner of Revenue State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control Revenue Bureau Department of Personnel

Shubert Trust Suit Aims to Break Theater Empire

The U S government sued the Shubert brothers in federal court alleging they stifled the American theater by forming a national monopoly. It seeks orders forcing sale of major theater ownership or control of booking and presenting operations. Lee Shubert aged 74 and J J Shubert 69 run a vast circuit, owning 15 of New Yorks 32 legitimate theaters and 37 more nationwide.

New York Shubert Brothers United States District Court Lee J. J. Shubert Shuberts Horatio Alger Lee Shubert Syracuse N. Y Sam Marc Klaw A. L. Erlanger Herald Square Theater J. J Klaw and Erlanger “Trust Klaw and Erlanger United States Amusement Company Trust

Metal Trades Resolve in Court Mediation Effort

A mediation session at the U S District Courthouse attempts to settle a strike lockout that hit 45 Phoenix sheet metal shops and about 200 workers. Representatives from Local 359 the AFL Sheet Metal Workers Union and the Sheet Metal Contractors Association participate with federal labor conciliator Earl J Ruddy of Los Angeles. The dispute began after failed wage and condition talks leading to shop closures. Records note cows milked in 9 000 B C.

Phoenix United States District Local 359 American Federation of Labor Sheet Metal Workers Union Sheet Metal Contractors Association Earl J. Ruddy Los Angeles Federal

Safford Farm Loan Group Plans Meeting

Safford National Farm Loan Association plans its 33rd annual meeting at 10 a m Saturday in the Superior Court Room. Homer D Moore will speak on American Versus the Communist Way of Life. Barbecue dinner at noon in the Armory. Open House Sunday at Chapel of the Valley funeral home run by Mr and Mrs W H Caldwell with Lyle Ferguson assisting. Brick and tile work by Talley and Son. Gila Valley Arts and Crafts Guild begins Spring program at Gila Junior College art room with meetings Monday and Thursday evenings.

Safford Safford National Farm Loan Association Superior Court Room Homer D. Moore Arizona Elks Association Armory Gila Valley Arts and Crafts Guild Graham County W. H. Harless Gila

Thief Cracks Display Case For Four Fake Whisky Bottles

A thief broke into a Connor Hotel display case in Joplin Missouri and pulled four bottles of whisky. The bottles were dummies filled with colored water, not alcohol. No one was injured and no real whiskey was taken. Police investigated the incident.

Joplin, Mo Connor Hotel

Sammy the tomcat stuck in palm trees near Pryor home

Sammy the year old black cat remained marooned for over two weeks in palm fronds in front of 1017 North Second Street as Phoenix firefighters failed to locate him yesterday. Deputy Chief George Simpson led an 85 foot ladder search that lasted over an hour with crowds watching until the crew withdrew. Mrs Pryor pegged two ladders together today hoping Sammy will descend on his own.

Sammy Phoenix Fire Department Hilton Pryor North Second Street Shadow George Simpson

Not Much Scrap Here in a Watch Repairer’s Bushel

Charleston report says W. Harry Morris, a 30 year scrap accumulator, claims he could store all his scrap in a bushel basket without spilling a piece while entering his fourth decade as a watch repair man.

Charleston W. Va Harry Morris Morris

Old rifle still trusty in 50 years of use

In Owosso Michigan on February 23 a report notes Scott Rundell continuing to rely on a rifle bought in 1899 for 11 dollars and 50 cents. The firearm bears notches for sixty deer three bears and a wildcat indicating decades of hunting.

Owosso Mich Scott Rundell

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