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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

3

Tur s Declares Indonesia War 147 Top Golfers Tee Off Today

The Ben Hogan Open at Phoenix Country Club opens with 147 pros vying for a $10,000 prize as top players gather in a strong field. Ben Hogan returns to competition after an auto accident, with Sam Snead also among the contenders in the 72-hole event running through Sunday.

Indonesia Phoenix Blue Chips Phoenix Country Club Thunderbirds Sports Promotions Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Augusta Ben Hogan Hershey Hogan Jimmy Demaret Sam Snead

Wallace Denies Involvement in Uranium Shipments to Russia

Wallace, wartime vice president, testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that he had absolutely nothing to do with wartime uranium shipments to Russia. He said he was unaware Russians sought licenses, though lend lease recommended issuance after consulting with the Manhattan District. The BEW controlled war vital material exports and imports during World War II.

Washington Henry A. Wallace Russia Wallace House UN- American Activities Committee Fulton Lewis, Jr Manhattan Board of Eco Manhattan District Army BEW House Committee United States

Californians Urged To Block Central Arizona Project

Franklin Thomas, head of California's Colorado River Board, urged California House members to keep the Central Arizona Project Bill off the House floor. The measure would authorize a 700 million dollar reclamation project in Arizona using Colorado River water claimed by California. House opposition and committee actions were noted alongside remarks honoring Engle and Poulson for their stance.

Washington Franklin Thomas California Colorado River Board Thomas House Arizona Colorado Senate Interior Committee House Committee

Prescott Boy 10 Found Sleeping in Cattle Car

A 10 year old boy, Miles Peterson, who vanished from Prescott yesterday, was found asleep in a straw filled cattle car in a Phoenix yard near Six Points at 3 a.m. Deputies traced the train from Santa Fe yards arriving Phoenix at 1 15 a.m. He had climbed into the car to visit a railroad show cattle shipment from Denver bound for Prescott.

Prescott Phoenix Miles Peterson Santa Fe John Jacobs Milky Way Farms Denver Colo Young Miles Gazette Kenneth Atline Six Points Robert Collins Yavapai Charles Nicholas East Osborn Road

Maricopa GOP Could Pick Up Four House Seats

Maricopa County faces an increase of eight seats in the 1951 Arizona House of Representatives, rising from 23 to 31. Republicans may gain seven seats, Democrats could gain four, with two GOP incumbents drawn into the same district by redistricting. District 16 is reconfigured to include Alkire precincts and Glendale areas, and a shift could allow a Black candidate to win in Alkire precincts for the first time.

Maricopa County Arizona House of Representatives Maricopa Robert H. Wallace Ronald Webster, Jr Robert C. Bohannan GOP Mari Copa Wallace and Webster Alkire

Census Post Turned Down By Dunham

Harry J. Dunham Sr of Phoenix declined the offer to serve as assistant supervisor for Maricopa County in the 1950 census. He advised Democratic leaders and messaged Senator Hayden and Representative Murdock who nominated him. J. D. Lavers of Tempe was noted as a possible successor with party backing.

Dunham Harry J. Dunham, Sr Phoenix Maricopa County Democratic Party Carl Hayden John Murdock J. D. Lavers Tempe Z. Simpson Cox Lavers United Verde Copper Company Jerome Rotary Club the Elks and Masonic Lodges Arizona William J. Eden

Tucson man named assistant census supervisor in 1950 count

Edward Conley of Tucson, a home builder, is appointed assistant federal census supervisor for the Tucson District in the 1950 population count. Rep. Harold Patten credited the Census Bureau selection after consulting Arizona’s delegation. The district includes Cochise, Pima, Pinal and Santa Cruz counties.

Washington Edward Conley Tucson Harold Patten Census Bureau Arizona John M. Turner Cochise Pima Pinal Santa Cruz

Mexican pesos found at fatal Arizona truck wreck

Mexican money worth about 7000 dollars was found in a wrecked truck after a fatal Arizona crash east of Yuma. The driver Armando Ruiz said he dozed at the wheel. Passenger Alfonso Vasquez, 45, of Los Angeles, died when ejected and crushed. An inquest is set for Monday.

Arizona United States Yuma Alfonso Vasquez Los Angeles Dan Kinser Vasquez Armando Joseph Ruiz Kinser R. H. McElhaney Wellton Arthur Ruiz East Sherman Street St. Monica’s Hospital Sixth Madison Streets Woodrow Gibson Ruiz Joe Ayala South Eighth Street

Creighton School Bond Election Set for Tomorrow

Voters in the Creighton School District will decide a 380000 bond for expansions and improvements to five district schools. Polls open 6 am to 6 pm at Creighton Ma chan Liberty Monte Vista and Lafayette schools plus vendor sites.

Creighton East McDowell Road William T. Machan East Virginia Avenue Liberty 20Th Streets Monte Vista East Osborn Road Lafayette 28Th Street Lafayette Road

GOP Senators Demand Probe of Hiss Influence on Government

Washington January 26 Republican senators threatened to oppose further State Department funding until Congress investigates Alger Hiss influence. They questioned Secretary Acheson's pledge of support for Hiss amid his five year prison sentence for perjury. Democratic peers remained silent as Acheson defended loyalty to a former official. Mundt blasted the pledge, saying it suggested a pro Hiss stance and launched a drive to dismiss alleged Hiss allies from federal service.

Washington State Department Congress Alger Hiss Dean Acheson Hiss United States Whittaker Chambers Acheson Donald Department Karl E. Mundt South Dakota House Un-American Activities Committee

Eastern Cold Wave Threatens Flowers

A sharp January cold front will nip premature blooming of crocuses and jonquils in Eastern states while a warm spell across the Pacific Northwest temporarily eases temps. Forecasters warn the trend could disrupt the coming Spring, with record lows logged in Glasgow Montana and Bismarck North Dakota and school closures in Iowa and Wisconsin.

Chicago Atlantic Detroit Atlanta Cleveland Buffalo Syracuse Columbus Ohio Springfield Lil Binghamton, N. Y Wheeling, W. Va Pittsburgh Sioux City Des Moines Iowa Wisconsin Pecatonica Darlington Pacific Northwest Cascade Mountains British Columbia

Sunny spells with cool to cold Phoenix area forecast

Cool to cold weather is forecast for Phoenix and statewide through tomorrow. Valley highs near 57 and lows around 26 at Airport Station, with Alhambra at 22 and Sky Harbor 26. Flagstaff reported 1 below zero and Prescott 10 to 36. Riverside rose to 26 in the citrus belt.

Phoenix Airport Station United States Weather Bureau Mercury Alhambra Sky Harbor Flagstaff Prescott

Westerling forces clash with Indonesian Republic in Jakarta

Dutch renegade Capt. Paul Westerling sent a guerrilla strike into Jakarta triggering a two hour street battle with Republican forces around government buildings. At least seven killed and many wounded as West Java fighting spreads, with Westerling predicting three months of big scale combat.

West Java Paul Turk) Westerling Jakarta Westerling Bandoeng Bando Eng Turkey TNI Tentara Nasional Indonesia Republican Army

Envoy Hopes For Release Of Two Marines In China

U S Consul General Carl O Hawthorne in Kobe expresses hope for the release of Marines Charles C Bender and William C Smith who have been held by Chinese Reds since October 1948. He predicts famine in Red North China and links release to possible US recognition through Britain.

Wayne Richardson Kobe Japan United States Carl O. Hawthorne China Tsingtao Flying Arrow Isbrandtsen Line Yangtze River Shanghai Reds David Jones The Tsingtao Reds Charles C. Bender Cincinnati William C. Smith Long Beach Calif Britain Effec Wong U. S Peiping Hawthorne London

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