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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1950

Page

20

Pacific Northwest fliers take mass flight to Texas Cuba

Private pilots from Oregon Washington Idaho and Northern California depart Sky Harbor in a 60 plane mass flight to Cuba. The trip sponsored by Portland Chamber of Commerce aims to show goodwill for the Pacific Northwest with a 7,000 mile round trip. The group plan routes through Tucson El Paso Dallas and New Orleans to Havana, including a water crossing.

Cuba Sky Harbor Civil Aeronautics Administration Pacific Northwest Tucson el Paso CAA Arizona Cochise County Las Vegas Nev Nevada Portland, Ore Chamber of Commerce 5S. L. White Portland Oregon Washington Idaho California C. H. George Newberg Ore J. L. George David George Dallas Tex New Orleans Jacksonville Fla Key West Havana W. W. Pickrell Jack Egan

Ennis Creek dam failure floods Ennis Canyon

In Ennis Creek Washington a 60 foot earthen dam weakened by heavy rain gave way, unleashing seven acres of Lake Ennis water down a canyon toward Port Angeles. A home was carried away and another damaged. occupants were absent. Forest Ranger Red Leissler reported hearing the roar and warning residents.

Ennis Creek Wash Ennis Canyon Lake Ennis Port Angeles United States Forest Red Leissler

Visitors View Planets At Phoenix College Tonight

Saturn and Mars will be visible at Phoenix College Astronomy Club visitors night at 7 p m on the campus. Dr Goethe Link of Indianapolis will discuss Life on Other Worlds at 8 pm in Room 112 Science Building, with a color motion picture on optical instruments. Also noted: U S Department of Commerce says 1950 machine tools are worth about 300 million dollars.

Saturn Mars Phoenix College Goethe Link Indianapolis Ind Link United States U. S. Department of Commerce

County Eyes 50000 Refund From School Excise Taxes

Maricopa County may recover about 50000 in federal excise taxes paid on school supplies over recent years. State officials say the state school system is not liable for such taxes and part of the refunds have already been collected. Means audit cites irregularities including bonding trustees and unexplained travel claims amid rising school costs.

Maricopa County A. C. Wagner County Board of Supervisors A. L. Means Means Maricopa Phoenix Union High School Tempe

Mine Blast Brings Offer Of Reward

The Alabama Power Company offered a 500 dollar reward for those involved in dynamiting a small nonunion coal mine and a nearby substation 30 miles south of Birmingham. Three explosions wrecked the mine, injuring infrastructure and cutting power as two large transformers were damaged and a 4400 volt line was snapped.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Power Company Power Company Thomas L. Cooley Cooley

Murdock decries California papers as spreading lies

Representative John R. Murdock of Arizona accused Southern California newspapers of running outright lies in headlines about the Central Arizona Project Bill. He praised press associations for fair reporting and said the headlines misstate the Senate vote and water allocation, noting the bill does not take California water and aims to speed settlement in the Supreme Court.

Washington John R. Murdock Arizona California Murdock Fair Press Association Congress United States Senate Los Angeles Senate U. S Colorado Supreme Court

Trombonist on Program at Sunnyslope Charity Concert

Edgar H. Zobel a longtime solo trombonist with Milwaukee Tripoli Shrine Band is set as featured artist at an 8 p m benefit concert for Sunnyslope Youth Council Milk Fund at Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church. He holds a UW masters in music and has directed school orchestras and a Ripon Little Symphony.

Edgar H. Zobel Milwaukee Wis Tripoli Shrine Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church Zobel University of Wisconsin Ripon, Wis Little Symphony Orchestra William A. Zobel Ripon College Elizabeth H. Allen University of Chicago Frank Allen Julliard School of Music New York University Arizona State College Tempe Desert Valley Mothers Club Sunnyslope Youth Council Milk Fund

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