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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1950

Page

6

Scientist Doubts All Life Can Be Erased

MIT chemical engineering emeritus Warren Kendall Lewis questions the idea that radioactive dusts could wipe out all life. He noted winds may not spread death globally and warned against barbaric views, stressing a long attritional war with Russia if both sides hold back atomic weapons. He spoke at an MIT alumni dinner at Hotel Westward Ho.

Warren Kendall Lewis Chemical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology Chicago University Round Table United States Adams North American Australia Lewis University of Breslau Germany MIT Russia

Reed appointment as Fort Grant school chief ruled illegal

State Auditor Ann Frohmiller announced an illegal appointment of Charles W. Reed as superintendent of the Fort Grant Industrial School for Boys. Reed, a Bloomington Illinois resident, lacks Arizona citizenship, barring salary and official action. The juvenile board had said the appointment would be legal after seeking legal guidance.

Charles W. Reed Fort Grant Ann Frohmiller Frohmiller Fred O. Wilson Reed Board of Directors of State Institutions Jack Wilson Bloomington Perry M. Ling J. P. Ryan Juvenile Board

State Uniform Traffic Code Passes House

The House adopted the Uniform Traffic Code without dissent. It sets night speed limits of 60 mph, 50 mph in the city, 25 mph in business districts, 20 mph in school zones, and 25 mph residential limits unchanged. It imposes tests for drunken driving, suspends licenses after two convictions, tightens hit and run penalties, and regulates pedestrian right of way and front seat occupancy. Police may inspect vehicles when needed. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.

Arizona House of Representatives Senate

Thief Steals Typewriter From Radio KOY Desk

A night intruder at Radio Station KOY 836 North Central Avenue bolted into the reception room and stole a typewriter valued at 113 dollars along with the bolts. Station manager Albert Johnson reported the loss and noted the bolted machine did not deter the thief.

KOY North Central Avenue Albert Johnson

New Speed Limits Planned for State and County Roads

Arizona Traffic Safety Division will set new speed zones on state and county highways after a ruling by Attorney General Fred O. Wilson limited county boards. Glen Smoot announced ongoing radar studies for rezoning, with final limits needing Arizona Highway Commission approval. About 435 miles of state and 4,385 miles of county roads in Maricopa County will be rezoned, delaying until a Uniform Traffic Safety Code is considered.

Arizona Arizona Highway Department Glen Smoot Arizona Highway Commission Fred O. Wilson Wilson State Highway Department Smoot North Central Avenue Camelback Road Sunnyslope Maricopa County

British Vote Editions Arrive Here By Plane

Copies of Friday election editions of The London Daily Telegraph and Morning Post arrived in Phoenix flown by American Airlines. The papers carried election results with front page stories and an eight page supplementary edition planned for the following day.

London Daily Telegraph Morning Post Phoenix American Airlines Hartley Livingstone Rd Bolton Woods Bradford Oxford

Co-Op Hearing Set For Mar. 10

The Arizona Corporation Commission will reopen hearings on March 10 concerning the financial records of the Arizona Co-operative Association. The group, formed to supply groceries to members at reduced prices, faced cited findings in January that its assets did not equal liabilities jeopardizing stockholders. A prior hearing this month was recessed for a full audit of the books.

Arizona Corporation Commission Arizona Co-operative Association

Evangelist L B Thompson to Lead Lighthouse Revival Series

Evangelist L B Thompson of Peoria and Sanish N D will conduct full gospel revival meetings at Lighthouse Mission 56 North Medlock Drive starting 7 30 p m tomorrow and continuing through Sunday per Mrs Helen D Johnson pastor.

L. B. Thompson Peoria and Sanish N. D Lighthouse Mission North Medlock Drive Helen D. Johnson

Former Head of Indian School Dies

John Brookin Brown 56 27 North Central Avenue former superintendent of Phoenix Indian School died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital Born November 28 1865 in Osceola Iowa he came to Phoenix 35 years ago from Muskogee Oklahoma and led the school for 16 years He retired in 1931 Survivors include his wife two daughters a son a sister and four grandchildren Funeral services are set for 3 30 p m Wednesday at Memory Chapel A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Pastor Fredrick Barnhill will officiate Cremation will follow at Greenwood Memorial Park

John Brookin Brown North Central Avenue Phoenix Good Samaritan Hospital Osceola Brown Muskogee Oklo Mary Esther Ball Brown Neal D. Pritchett St. Louis B. M. Dickinson Pittsburgh Allen B. Brown Ely Minn Walter J. Burtis Manhattan A. L. Moore and Sons Fredrick Barnhill

Caulfield to marry director Frank Ross in near future

Hollywood AP reports actress Joan Caulfield plans marriage to director Frank Ross as his divorce from Jean Arthur nears finalization on March 14. Caulfield recently appeared in the Sombrero Playhouse production of Dream Girl in Phoenix.

Joan Caulfield Ross Hollywood Frank Ross Jean Arthur Miss Caulfield Phoenix Sombrero Playhouse

Dozens Treated After Weekend Traffic Accidents In Phoenix

Twenty five people were brought to St Monica s Hospital for injuries from various traffic accidents in Phoenix over the weekend. Victims include Lillian G Davis 66 of 336 West Culver Street hospitalized after a Glendale Peoria collision with John W Morgan 46 and Orval Talley 26. Additional injuries announced for four others in a three car crash on South 16th Street and for Alice Carr 20 of Buckeye in a 40th Street McDowell Road collision. Emergency treatment given after a Mesa Chandler highway auto truck crash. Other injuries reported for a Phoenix College student David W Ormand 23 after a motorcycle crash, James Henderson 52 in a hospital car crash, Mike Peter 49 after a motorscooter loss of control, and four people in a two car collision at Fourth Avenue Madison Street. A bicyclist Wayne White 18 was injured in a hit and run on 30th Street and Broadway and three people injured in a Spruce Street Grand Avenue accident involving a parked vehicle. The moving car was driven by E F Trujillo 22 of Glendale.

St. Monica's Hospital Arizona Highway Patrol Phoenix Lillian G. 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 Virginia Avenues James Henderson East Broadway Papago Park Veterans Hospital Mike Peter Altona Park Wayne White Route 13 30Th Street Broadway Spruce Street Grand Avenue Dorothy Barnes Paul Culbertson Marilyn Tyson Latham Street E. F. Trujillo

Thief Leaves Calling Card At Pickle and Olive Co

Byron Arnold of the Arnold Pickle and Olive Co at 1401 East Van Buren Street found a burglar had entered his premises during the night. A $5 nickel stash from a soft drink machine was missing. A note reading Me is a nut was left on the alley window sill.

Byron Arnold Arnold Pickle and Olive Company East van Buren Street

Cactus Show Draws 15 000 Prizes at Desert Garden

More than 15000 people attended the Cactus Show at Desert Botanical Garden Papago Park. Four prizes were awarded by popular vote in photo display and interior garden divisions. The most popular color side featured a blooming hedgehog cactus by J A Prophet of Scottsdale. First prize for black and white prints went to Howard Soule for a sahuaro silhouette. Plant displays won by Mrs Ralph Stoughton with second to Dr Gladys Wise.

Desert Botanical Garden Papago Park J. A. Prophet Scottsdale Howard Soule Longview Avenue Ralph Stoughton South Mountain Avenue Gladys Wise East Southern Avenue

Legislature Gets Perennial Bill To Alter Corporation Commission

Senator Sam J. Head of Yavapai County introduces a constitutional amendment giving the Legislature power to abolish or reform the Arizona Corporation Commission or transfer its powers to other officers or departments. The proposal seeks broad authority over the commission’s powers and duties.

Arizona Corporation Commission Sam J Yavapai County Corporation Commission

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