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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1950
Page
5
An unsigned note by Eleanor Gorham argues that uninvited callers have no right to disrupt a radio program. The piece warns against letting rude listeners force the host to alter content or endure interruptions.
Dr. Charles F. Metz of the Los Alamos Laboratory spoke at Phoenix College on Atomic Energy Past Present and Future. He warned that reliance on other nations to keep atomic power peaceful is foolhardy and noted reactors produce materials for both energy and weapons. He highlighted tracers in medicine and agriculture and optimistic gains in cancer treatment and food production while predicting limited immediate industrial use.
Former Arizona legislator and Phoenix police officer M. Joe Murphy, aged 50s, and Toledo nurse Frances M. Gebhardt, meet in Fort Wayne 40 years ago before reuniting in Phoenix. They plan to marry at St Marys Church with Rev Victor Bucher O F M officiating. Attendants include Col and Mrs Frank J Duffy of Phoenix.
Regional sale continues with discounts on men’s robes in wool gabardine and rayon fabrics. Prices drop from 6.50 to 24.95, now tagged 4.33 to 16.33 as the store clears stock with a 9/3 off diamond promotion.
A crowded ad page lists numerous price markdowns across clothing and housewares. Items include T shirts, sweaters, slacks, dresses, pajamas, coats, coats, sportswear, and shoes plus linens, curtains, ranges, cosmetics, and kitchenware with sale prices and REG. tags across Diamond's stores.
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