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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1950

Page

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Tempe Devils Face Xavier In Salad Bowl Rain Forecast

The Arizona State Sun Devils hope for a dry field as 20 000 fans gather for the Salad Bowl kickoff at Montgomery Stadium at 2 p m The Musketeers lead by Ray Stackhouse loom as 14 point favorites while Tempe relies on Whizzer White Cecil Coleman and Manuel Aja to counter Xavier’s beefy line amid rain doubt forecasts.

Arizona State College Sun Devils Xavier University Musketeers Montgomery Stadium Devils United States Weather Bureau Tempe Ed Doherty Musketeers Coleman White Manuel Aja Marko Markichevich Charlie Beall Ang Sun Devils Xavier Ohioans Ray Stackhouse Husky Muskies Arizona Camelback Inn Juanita Hopkins Eloy Velma Lewis Clarkdale Joan Arizona State Hugh O’brien LE Cliff Hugeboom Jim Treguboff Tom Duff Joe Tassinari Ken Robinson Bill Gosselin Frank Domanico John Zucco James Marck Keith Gunville Jim DeFranco Bob McQuade Bob Rippel Cecil Coleman Cliff Wilke Wilford White Bob Finnell John Saban Charles Beall

Train Kills Four In Car Near Waco

Four persons were killed and another seriously injured in a train automobile collision near Waco Texas. The engineer E C Kelley of Denison said he did not see the car until impact at a little used crossing. Victims were Leonard Doyle Capps 19 his wife their 9 month old son Leonard Wayne Capps and Nathan Earl Yarborough 28 all of Route 4 Waco.

Waco Tex E. C. Kelley Denison Leonard Doyle Capps Leonard Wayne Capps Nathan Earl Yarborough

Storm Hits Exactly Year After Big One

A blizzard struck the West and crossed into Montana and Wyoming, heading toward the Dakota rangelands as a nationwide death toll rose to 290 from accidents during the New Year holiday. Safety experts linked adverse weather to higher crash rates. highway fatalities were expected to reach 330.

Chicago West Plains Canadian Montana Wyoming Dakota National Safety Council

Two Servicemen Killed in New Year Traffic Crashes

Two servicemen died in traffic accidents on New Year’s Day 1950. Claude J. Harrison, 51, Tempe, a bonded special sheriff’s deputy and watchman, was found in his car and believed to have suffered a fatal heart attack moments before his vehicle struck another.

Tempe Claude J. Harrison

Traffic Mishaps Kill 281 in State

An unofficial 1949 Arizona tally shows 281 deaths from traffic accidents statewide, 20 fewer than 1948 and possibly rising with late December injuries. Phoenix reported 18 fatalities, tying the city’s all time high from 1947, while 1947 statewide deaths were 256.

Arizona Arizona Highway Patrol Phoenix

Fatal Vehicle Crash on Tempe Bridge Claims Sailor life

A driverless car collision on the Tempe Bridge caused the death of James Brinton Burgess, 27, a sailor from San Francisco, who died from head injuries after the vehicle plunged over an embankment. Manuel Orderson, 19, of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Tucson, was killed almost instantly in the same incident. Details follow on Page 8.

Tempe Bridge James Brinton Burgess San Francisco Tbe Manuel Orderson Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Tucson

Noted Leaders Comment On War And Peace

International News Service quotes Juho Paasikivi of Finland urging no enemies of the Soviet Union in Finland, the Rev. C Leslie Curtis advocating bold mercy in a cancer patient case, and Mao Tse-tung saying China seeks peaceful economic reconstruction under the Communist Party.

Juho Paasikivi Finland C. Leslie Curtis Candia, N. H Hermann N Sander Mao Tze-Tung Communist Regime of China Moscow Communist Party Central People’s Government

Conductor Kills Three In Family and Self

GRAND ISLAND Nebraska January 2 UP A railroad conductor shot and killed three members of his family and then killed himself Police Chief Joe Bosler said Durwood H Johnson 55 a Union Pacific Railroad conductor his wife 51 their son Mercer 19 and C W Mercer Mrs Johnsons father were found in their home. Johnson apparently shot the three sometime yesterday and then killed himself. The bodies were found when a daughter Mrs Jack Morris who lived next door returned home from an out of town visit last night. She was under treatment for shock and was too hysterical for questioning immediately Bosler said.

Grand Island Neb Joe Bosler Bosler Durwood H. Johnson Union Pacific Railroad Mercer C. W. Mercer Jack Morris

Gun Ownership Traced In Murder Case

Sheriff deputies traced ownership of a .32 caliber silver plated pistol used in the killing of Clifford L. Willett 36 found near a ditch after a New Year’s Eve celebration in Phoenix. Elaine Whitney George 38 a Diamond’s Boston Store saleswoman held in jail denied firing the fatal shot and gave conflicting statements as investigators pursued the weapon’s ownership. Melvin George the former husband was mentioned in connection with the case.

Sheriff's Deputies Clifford L. Willett Campbell Avenue Phoenix East Camelback Road Maricopa County Elaine Whitney George

Arizona Salad Bowl Parade Dazzles Phoenix Crowds

An estimated 100000 gathered along Central Avenue to witness the 1950 Salad Bowl parade through downtown Phoenix. The event showcased 39 bands and 38 floats highlighting Arizona's heritage and wealth, with Princesses and Miss America 1949 Jacque Mercer drawing cheers aboard the Phoenix College float. Proceeds from the day benefit handicapped children.

Phoenix Jacque Mercer Phoenix College Patricia East Prescott Sharon Lee House Tommy Murray Larry Allotta Arizona Tempe ASC Our Agricultural School Dan E

Convict desperadoes flee as 100-strong posse closes in

Three armed convicts escaped Tucker Prison Farm after killing a guard and wounding an officer. A high speed chase across Lonoke County ended when their car crashed in a ditch. Officers, including Lt Peterson, vowed to shoot to kill if necessary. The fugitives fled on foot into the woods east of North Little Rock.

Little Rock Ark Tucker H. RB. Peterson Arkansas State Police Memphis Lonoke County Earl Jackson Ken Brantley Lonoke Here Kerr Junction L. W. Wilcox Ray Shipp England North Little Rock Trotter Alton Meeks Charles Carroll

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