25 People Treated For Accident Injuries
Twenty five persons were brought to St. Monica's Hospital this weekend for injuries from traffic accidents. Names include Lillian C. Davis, 66, of 336 West Culver Street. John W. Morgan, 46. Orval Talley, 26. J. D. Crum, 16. Kenneth Tabor, 22. Hiram Tabor, 18. Betty Jo Ballard, 9. Alice Carr, 20. Bessie Balim, 19. Alonzo Haygood, 21. Willie Mae Haygood, 23. Marie Thews, 16. David W. Ormand, 23. James Henderson, 52. Mike Peter, 49. John C. Gales, 35. Ellen Martinez, 11. Tony Martinez, 49. J. D. Matlock, 46. Wayne White, 18. Dorothy Barnes, 23. Paul Culbertson, 28. Marilyn Tyson, 7. Several incidents occurred on Glendale to Peoria turns, 2100 South 16th Street, 40th Street and McDowell Road, Mesa-Chandler highway, Third and Virginia avenues, Fourth Avenue and Madison Street, Spruce and Grand, and 30th Street and Broadway.
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St. Monica’s Hospital
Arizona Highway Patrol
Phoenix
Lillian GC. Davis
West Culver Street
Glendale
Peoria
John W. Morgan
Orval Talley
el Mirage
South 16Th Street
J. D. Crum
Henshaw Road
Kenneth Tabor
Hiram Tabor
Betty Jo Ballard
Lucy Jane Hammon
South 15Th Street
Alice Carr
Buckeye
40Th Street
McDowell Road
Lonnie Francis
Arlington
Winston W. Murrill
West Fillmore Street
Mesa-Chandler Highway
Bessie Balim
South Fifth Avenue
Alonzo Haygood
Willie Mae Haygood
Marie Thews
West
Sherman Street
David W. Ormand
West Virginia Avenue
Phoenix College
Third and
Virginia Avenues
James Henderson
East Broadway
Papago Park Veterans Hospital
Mike Peter
Altona Park
Fourth Avenue
Madison Street
John C. Gales
Ellen Martinez
Tony Martinez
Tempe
J. D. Matlock
Globe
Wayne White
Route 13
30Th Street
Broadway
Spruce Street
Grand Avenue
Dorothy Barnes
Paul Culbertson
Marilyn Tyson
Latham Street
E. F. Trujillo
Richardson Wins Overseas Press Club Top Award
Richard son chosen for the Overseas Press Club top award from 30 nominees in a mail ballot of 650 foreign correspondents. The award named for a CBS correspondent assassinated in Greece carries 500 dollars. The club also named winners for best reporting from abroad and other categories with journalists from Herald Tribune CBS Newsweek and Magnum Photos honored. Formal presentation at Waldorf-Astoria next Friday night. Richardson had planned home leave after four years with AP but opted to join a dash toward Shanghai despite Nationalist ships, aware of the dangers ahead.
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Richardson
Overseas Press Club
Columbia Broadcasting System
Greece
Joseph Newman
New York Herald Tribune
Russia
Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
The
Herald Tribune
Bill Downs
CBS
Berlin
Edward R. Murrow
Ernest K. Lindley
Newsweek Magazine
Henri Cartier-Brisson
Magdam Photos
Shanghai
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Flying Arrow
Hong Kong
Hungry Sit In Strikers Resist Eviction in New York
Eighteen hungry sit in strikers, ten women, from Independent Wholesale and Warehouse Workers Union of America continue their protest against Fuld and Company. They threaten to resist any eviction without a court order while demanding severance pay or transfer with the company to Catskill, New York. The company cites no severance duty in the current contract and plans a move due to rent increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Independent Wholesale and Warehouse Workers Union of America
Molofsky
Catskill
N. Y
Henry Goldsmith
Sir Harry Lauder’s 79th Birthday Songfest Remembered
Lauder led a birthday celebration and an aborted performance at Shaftesbury Theatre. News of his son John’s death at the Somme reached him hours before opening night, yet he pressed on as the audience wept after the finale. He fainted in Blackwood’s arms backstage. He composed over 150 songs and was famed for It’s Nice To Get Up In The Mornin’.
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London
Shaftsbury Theater
John
the Somme
Harry
Sir Harry
Blackwood
Jock
Prince Charles Namesakes Rise in Britain
London birth notice data show 54 boys named Charles in 1949, more than double the previous year. The list types out top boy names with John leading at 179, then David, Richard, Michael, and Christopher. girls favor Elizabeth, with Susan and Jane next.
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London
Prince Charles
London Daily Telegraph
Charles
John
David
Richard
Michael
Christopher
Elizabeth
Susan
Jane
Giants land at Mesa with Augie Galan joining Oaks
Giants president Horace Stoneham vacationing in California reports satisfaction with Phoenix Municipal Stadium. New steel stands replace temporary bleachers, seating up to 6,500 when fully installed by March 5. Galan, formerly with the Giants, moves to Mesa to join the Oaks. North America’s second largest river system note appears as unrelated text.
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Land
Calif
Augie Galan
Galan
Giants
Mesa
The
Oaks
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Scientist Amnesia Victim in Detroit Identification Sought
A man identified by papers as an atomic scientist is hospitalized in Receiving Hospital Detroit after an amnesia incident. The 37 year old, Rowe, from Jackson Heights, was long identified as Gordon F Island New York. Documents include awards in atomic energy research and a signed note by former Secretary of War Henry J Simpson. Federal authorities were asked to verify his identity.
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Detroit
Rowe
Jackson Heights
Long
Gordon F
Island
N. Y
Henry J. Simpson
Armand Meneghel
Sofia Purge Reported Amid Bulgarian Power Struggles
A source familiar with Bulgarian affairs says the Bulgarian Communist Party conducts a perpetual purge to maintain control, with citizens losing personal sovereignty. Two sensational trials are anticipated as the regime tightens its grip in Bulgaria.
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Rome
Bulgarian Communist Party
Tug Ocean Pride Grounded Near Subic Bay Rescue
The Ocean Pride from Hong Kong ran aground on a reef off Subic Bay entry today. U S Navy ships from Olongapo Naval Base pulled her off after receiving a distress call.
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Manila
Ocean Pride
Hong Kong
Subic Bay
U. S
Olongapo Naval Base
Rain totals from storm hit Arizona watershed regions
Rainfall measurements across multiple Arizona basins show varying totals from 0.11 to 1.20 inches with Roosevelt, Globe, and Pinal Ranch recording notable amounts. Tempe received just over an inch while higher elevations saw snow above 7 000 feet. No highway washouts reported though rocks and slides prompted caution. A power line fire occurred at 3100 West Christy Road and arcing at 301 Henshaw Road.
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Roosevelt
Intake
Mormon Flat
Globe
Miami
Pinal Ranch
Stewart Mountain
Verde
Bartlett Dam
Horseshoe Dam
Childs
Irving
Fossil Springs
Tempe
Deer Valley
Arizona Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
West Christy Road
Henshaw Road
Eastern Cold Tightens Coal Shortage Across East
The Associated Press reports that continued cold weather across the eastern half of the nation intensified a scant coal supply. Only Florida and a narrow Gulf Coast band escaped freezing temperatures as sub-zero readings spread, signaling worsening hardship for households and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Florida
Gulf Coast
Weather Readings Across States Show Cold Snap and Flurries
Reports indicate Albany dipping to two below zero and Syracuse at minus one while Chicago stood at one above. Georgia sees potential damage to fruit trees with Atlanta at 29 and Savannah at 38. Southern cities report 34 in Charleston and 23 in Greensboro, with Birmingham at 29. Temperatures rise in the Great Plains and exceed norms in the Rockies as light snow flurries dot New York and Ohio Valley and rain affects Arizona and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Albany
Syracuse
Chicago
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
Charleston
S. C
Greensboro
N. C
Charlotte
Asheville
Birmingham
Ala
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Arizona
Japanese Children Receive Scholarships at Yokosuka
Sailors and Marines at Yokosuka naval base raised funds for local Christian school scholarships. Several score Japanese children will attend the school with one year awards valued at about $30 each. Mrs. Ann Johnson of Washington and Navy Capt. R. O. Burzynski headed the drive.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Naval Base
Ann Johnson
Washington, D. C
Navy
R. O. Burzynski
Milwaukee
Wis
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EZE
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