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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1950

Page

10

Stock Show crowns champions amid brisk crowds despite cold

Bull entries dominated the pageant with Angustorra Bell Boy named grand champion and Palomar’s Pardella M. 2nd earning reserve, while Lassie Rein of Angustorra claimed senior champion female. Exhibitors include Angustorra Ranch and Hacienda with multiple class wins as 3,500 fans attended the event open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Auction starts at 1 p.m. with stockmen banquet at Buds Barn later.

Bud’s Barn Northern Avenue Arizona Canal Angustorra Ranch Wangaman Charles T. Ryan Anderson Calif Lassie Rein Angustorra Pride of Angustorra Volkmanns Queen 284 Hillcrest Pardella M Bull Ryan John Evans Phoenix McCormick Fowler McCormick Scottsdale Hacienda Palomar

Extortion Plot Foiled By Tucson Police

An 18 year old, Terry Gibson Parker from Rom ney West Virginia, confessed to extorting $25,000 from Meyer Cohen, owner of the Westerner Hotel. Police trapped the suspect after he accepted a dummy package. a typewriter with demand notes was recovered. Parker was jailed after the failed delivery.

Tucson Frank Eyeman Terry Gibson Parker Romney W. Va Eyeman Meyer Cohen Parker Cohen Congress Street

Shower of rose petals to be described in Phoenix lecture

Miss Juliet Hughes of Manila will describe four rose petals "from heaven" at St. Mary's Social Hall in Phoenix tomorrow night at 8 15 p m She ties the petals to devotion to Mary Media trix of All Graces and cites the Virgin's Sept 14 1948 apparition to Teresita Castillo at the Carmelite convent in Lipa Batangas Philippines The speaker plans to stay in the United States to lecture and display the petals while promoting the apparitions

Juliet Hughes Manila Philippine Islands St. Mary’s North Third Street Miss Hughes Illinois Mary Virgin Teresita Castillo Lipa Lipa Convent Batangas Philippines

Real estate activity declines in Maricopa County 1949

County recorder Roger G. Laveen reports 1949 deeds filed 20,716 compared with 25,024 in 1948 and 25,960 in 1947. Plat filings 121 versus 216 and 238. Mortgage filings 7.95 thousand. 1949 receipts $129,323.75, down from 155,970.20 in 1948 and 158,123.50 in 1947. Instrument filings 73,858, less than 80,749 in 1948.

Maricopa County County Recorder’s Recorder’s Roger G. Laveen County Recorder

Mary Benvenuti 58 Dies Unexpectedly

Mary Benvenuti 58 of Phoenix Winter resident died unexpectedly at St Josephs Hospital last night Rosary will be recited at 8 p m today Her family home is 11 West Colter Street Survivors include her husband Caesar and son Victor both in Phoenix four brothers and two sisters in Chicago Funeral services will be held in Chicago.

Mary Benvenuti St. Joseph’s Hospital Benvenuti Phoenix West Colter Street Chicago Caesar Victor

Produce man injured in fall at wholesale firm

Man named G. V. Renegar aged 32 of 2331 East Buchanan Street, a wholesale produce worker, was admitted to St. Monica's Hospital after falling from a truck at the Wholesale Produce Company at 210 South Fourth Street. He sustained a possible neck fracture.

G. V. Renegar East Buchanan Street St. Monica’s Hospital Wholesale Produce Company South Fourth Street

Townsend rally to feature publicist Haren in Ohio

Herbert F. Haren publicity director for the Townsend Plan will address a statewide Townsend rally at Carpenter's Hall in Cleveland this Sunday at 2 30 p m Dr Carl E Lunn state manager said today The event is part of a campaign push to promote the plan across the state.

Townsend Herbert F. Haren Cleveland Ohio Carpenter’s Hall West Adams Carl E. Lunn

Engineers Honor J. Lee Chambers for 25 Years Service

Members of the Phoenix chapter of the American Association of Engineers honored J. Lee Chambers for long service. He has been secretary and treasurer for 25 years, except for a term as president, and received a jeweled watch at the YMCA luncheon. Chambers lives at 1905 West Monroe Street and recently retired from the city engineer's office.

Phoenix American Association of Engineers J. Lee Chambers Chambers Young Men’s Christian Association West Monroe Street

High Tribunal Rules Board to Follow Law in Premiums

Arizona Supreme Court ruled the Arizona Industrial Commission cannot collect delinquent workers compensation premiums by issuing orders. It must sue in civil court, as the commission sought $11,761.23 from Martori Brothers, growers and shippers. The ruling upheld a lower court decision, saying the commission exceeded its jurisdiction and must use civil action to collect premiums.

Arizona Supreme Court Arizona Industrial Commission High Tribunal Commission Martori Brothers Maricopa County Supreme Court Arizona Power Company Cit Martori

Heart Attack Kills Phoenix Housewife

A Phoenix housewife, Mrs. Ole Engelsgijerd, 53, died at home while under a physician's care for a heart ailment. Firefighters assisted but arrived after she had collapsed. she was pronounced dead. The body was taken to A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary.

Phoenix Ole Engelsgijerd North Fifth Street A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary

Veterinarians Elect Officers at Arizona Association Meet

Dr. Paul McQuown of Tucson was elected president of the Arizona Veterinary Medical Association at the annual convention. Dr. Charles White of Mesa was named secretary treasurer, with by laws delaying office until 1951. Dr. Frank H. Olvey of Phoenix named president for the current year, and Dr. White to assume duties immediately. The afternoon program included talks by Dr. Travers of California and a fracture fixation symposium. The state veterinary examining board will include Dr. Lassen of Mesa Dr. Courtright of Tucson and Dr. Hott of El Paso via temporary appointment. An auxiliary organization for wives was formed led by Dr. Dolly Coulson and Mrs. Paul McQuown.

Paul McQuown Tucson Arizona Veterinary Medical Association Charles White Mesa McQuown Frank H. Olvey Phoenix DR. White Frank G. Hamilton el Paso Olvey C. J. Prehal United States Bureau of Animal Ward R. Lee The BAI F. D. McMahon P. R. Baird Watertown W. J. Pistor University of Arizona McMahon Max Smith Ray Henshaw Safford Graham County Charles S. Travers California Veterinarians Association Dan E. Garvey K. O. Lassen FE. L. Courtright Donald W. Hott Donald Fox Smith Lassen Dolly Delno Coulson

Pennies May Buy Guns For Arizona War Memorial

Governor Dan Garvey floated a plan inspired by Miami teacher Josephine Vangorder to let Arizona schoolchildren contribute pennies toward a battery of rifles from the battleship Arizona. The state would cover transport costs and mark the guns as a war memorial on the Capitol lawn if feasible.

Arizona Dan E. Garvey Miami Josephine Vangorder Pearl Harbor Garvey State Capitol

Mining Firm Officers Cited for Stock Permit Loss

The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered Rio del Monte Mines officers to appear Feb 6 to show cause why the firm's stock sale permit should be cancelled or the firm placed in receivership. Officials named are O K Gilliam president Richard Brubaker vice president and Mrs E V Eckel secretary. The action follows charges of misusing funds and failing to hold stockholders meetings or pay dividends amid a large public sale of stock. The case notes deficits and related ties to Silver Dollar Finance Company.

Arizona Corporation Commission Today Rio del Monte Mines, Incorporated Salome William T. Brooks Commission O. K. Gilliam Richard Brubaker West Adams Street E. V. Eckel East Brill Street Earl F. Hastings Gilliam Hastings Eckel Silver Dollar Finance Company North First Avenue

Thomas Longmire Rites Arranged

Funeral services for Thomas O. Longmire longtime Magnolia Oil Company employee and Oklahoma oil leaser will be held at 10 a m tomorrow at Memory Chapel A L Moore and Sons Mortuary He died Tuesday at his Phoenix home 1317 East Diamond Street He was born October 4 1874 in Knoxville Tennessee and lived in Oklahoma most of his life Survivors include his wife Nannie C two daughters Mrs Jay Orwell and Mrs Henry Brodersen both of Phoenix two sons James R Oklahoma City and William T Dallas Texas two sisters and two brothers all living in other states and eight grandchildren Interment site not yet decided

Thomas O. Longmire Magnolia Oil Company of Oklahoma Oklahoma Memory Chapel A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix Mr. Longmire East Diamond Street Knoxville Tenn Nannice C Jay Orwell Henry Brodersen James R Oklahoma City William T Dallas Tex

Historian Will Speak at Phoenix Executives Club

Dr Arnold Tilden, history professor at Arizona State College Tempe, will address the January Phoenix Executives Club meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Hotel Westward Ho. Club president is Dr William A Baker, a Phoenix dentist.

Arnold Tilden Arizona State College Tempe Phoenix Executives Club Westward Ho William A. Baker Phoenix

Mystery death of 40 year old cotton worker haunts fire ruins

In Buckeye a doctor doubts the cause of death for 40 year old Mrs. Cora Nolan whose charred body was found in her burned cabin. Sheriff Meck asks for continued inquiry after a coroner's jury could not decide. A 39 year old male occupant, who survived the blaze, spurred speculation with a remark about murder. He remained for investigation.

Phoenix Gazette Buckeye Justice of the Peace Billy F. Meck L. C. Boies Cora Nolan Joplin Meck L. B. Galison

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First Presbyterian Church Phoenix Technical School Future Farmers of America Robert Simms Richard Wacker A. C. Reddell Tolleson High School FFA Harry Evans Fritzie Amator William Grout Tim Compton Buckeye High School John Hand Bull Mathers Brothers Mason City Treskers Mathers Brothers Caraway and Sons Co. R. Asper and Sons Ramah, Colo C._R. Asper and Sons Pierce Farms, Inc Mather Brothers Caraw and Sons Sper and Sons Ree Farms Pierce Farms E. L. Smith Adde Beck C. R. Asper Mathers Stone Avenue Engineers Honor Adams Veterinarians Rio del Monte Mines Thomas Longmire Meek O'Neill's Met Tomlinson Dining Group Selig Wirg Hollywood Axminster Perfecto Thor Automagic Dorris-Heyman Spec
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