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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1951

Page

3

Virginia Hill Faces More Bad News On Flight Home

Denver reporters clash with Virginia Hill as she alibis about ordinary life while investigators question her Denver ties. Federal seizure of her Spokane home for back income taxes adds to a day of turmoil. She plans to flee toward South America seeking peace with her husband Hans Hauser and child.

Denver Virginia Hill Spokane el Paso Texas al Decredico Lawrence Stone Stone Miss Hill United Air Lines Seattle Hans Hauser South America Hauser Austria United States Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel Hollywood Kefauver

Lovesick Youth Pulled To Safety On Bay Bridge

In San Francisco on July 7 a 22 year old Bay Area messenger Joseph Fernandez Bautista dangled 470 feet above water for over two hours on the Bay bridge. Two painters from a bridge tower hatch reached and pulled him to safety, ending a tense life and death drama in the psychiatric ward at San Francisco Hospital.

San Francisco-Oakland Bay San Francisco Hospital Joseph Fernandez Bautista Providence Hospital Oakland

Bogeyman Fire Destroys Barn In Bloomington Home

In Bloomington Indiana on July 7 a 5 year old boy Joseph Oliver disobeyed his father by entering a barn after being warned a boogeyman was inside. He started a fire which consumed the barn and its contents, total loss.

Bloomington Ind Joseph Oliver

Workers Ratify New Contract with Agricultural Products

Ninety two members of Local 1744 United Agricultural Workers approved the agreement from Agricultural Products Phoenix cottonseed and cotton oil processors. The contract sets a minimum wage of 1.25 per hour plus two weeks paid vacation annually, six paid holidays, a 3 cent night shift premium, a pension plan, and other benefits. Previously the group earned about 1.20 per hour with no vacation or holiday pay or pension.

United Agricultural Production Workers Congress of Industrial Organizations Phoenix Cottonseed

430 Rescued As Excursion Ship Founders

Berlin reports the 64 year old excursion steamer Auguste with 430 passengers grounded and rolled over on the Elbe at Magdeburg while docking last Sunday. Passengers were safely brought ashore amid a 40 mile perilous cruise from Hohenwarte. Earlier, a children's excursion boat exploded in the Spree River killing 50 to 70 and injuring eighty, with a boiler explosion blamed.

Berlin Auguste Elbe Magdeburg Hohenwarthe Spree

Greece hit by wage strike as 70,000 civil servants walk out

ATHENS July 7 AP government operations slowed to a near standstill as more than 70,000 civil servants joined a wage strike. An additional 30,000 workers in semipublic organizations threatened to strike next Tuesday, signaling broad labor unrest across the country.

Athens Greece

Third Victim Hit By Shot From Air Gun

Paul Mitralsky a 46 year old marathon runner in a 2000 mile endurance race against a horse was struck in the upper left leg by a lead pellet while bicycling near Central and Washington. He said the shot came from a passing sedan after a hoodlum mocked him with a horse laugh. Police warn air rifle use is dangerous and vow prosecution. Earlier victims Gregory Synodis Jr and Howard G Finney were also hit on North Central.

Paul Mitralsky Central Washington Mitvalsky E. Polk Gregory Synodis Jr E. Monte Vista Bell Hotel Westward Ho Howard G. Finney N. 12Th Ave North Central

Man With 40000 Seized For Holdup

In Cleveland a Buffalo man Artillo Montenarillo, 45, was arrested on the main ramp of Union Terminal with about 40000 in a brown satchel. Detectives Hanrahan and Basie, who had come to nab another man, identified him and quoted him saying I was desperate after admitting the Buffalo Industrial Bank robbery.

Cleveland Buffalo N. Y Buffalo Industrial Bank Cleveland Union Terminal John B. Hanrahan Charles M. Basie Artillo Montenarillo

Quality awards to 38 life underwriters in Arizona

National Quality Awards will be presented to 38 members of the Arizona Life Underwriters Association in a ceremony Monday at Hotel Adams. Harry Nason, deputy state insurance director, will make the presentations. In Phoenix, Polish origin tourists will be welcomed at the Pulaski Club meeting set for 8 pm at 4331 E McDowell. Two people required emergency treatment at Memorial Hospital after scorpion stings. Emily Hart, 34, and Michael Calhoun, 8, were stung on a finger and hand respectively. John Koppen, John Ong, and Rollo Norton of Lincoln National Life Insurance will attend the company's annual sales congress in Los Angeles starting Monday after qualifying by production. Dr Henry G Williams, 44, medical staff chairman of the Grunow Clinic, was under treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital for a gastric disorder.

Arizona Life Underwriters Association Hotel Adams Harry Nason Phoenix The Pulaski Club E. McDowell Memorial Hospital Emily Hart Maryland Michael Calhoun 29Th Ave John Koppen John Ong Rollo Norton Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Los Angeles Henry G. Williams Grunow Clinic Good Samaritan Hospital Williams W. Berridge

Two Die In Fire At Dormitory

Englewood New Jersey, July 7 Two men died and eight injured in a fire that gutted a wooden dormitory housing 47 sleeping hospital workers at Englewood Hospital. Two charred bodies were found. Walter Capik 69 an operating room orderly and Sam Kasha 60 a porter were identified among the dead.

Englewood N. J Englewood Hospital Milton R. Henson Walter Capik Sam Kasha

Missing In Action Pfe Clyde Havens Jr

Clyde Havens Jr born in Yuma on March 4 1929 and son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Havens of Gadsden was in Korea. He attended Gadsden grammar schools and Yuma High School and joined the army in 1948. He went to Korea last September and was reported missing in action May 18. His brother Pfc Richard Havins is already in Korea.

Pfe Clyde Havens Jr Korea Yuma Clyde Havens Gadsden Pfc Richard Havins

Eleven Phoenicians Undergoing Camp Pendleton Infantry Training

Phoenix Marines training at Camp Pendleton California include Paul L. Allen Charles R. Ewart Richard J. Thompson Bobby G. Aycock Dean J. Tucker Jack B. Hooper Paul J. Patula Cecil Venus Bobby L. Medley Charles E. Tytges and Bill A. Craft all listed with home addresses in Phoenix.

Phoenix Marines Camp Pendleton Calif Paul L. Allen N. 20Th St Charles R. Ewart E. Sheridan Richard J. Thompson E. Willetta Bobby G. Aycock N. 19Th St Dean J. Tucker E. Hess Jack B. Hooper E. Monte Vista Paul J. Patula Cecil Venus E. Henshaw Bobby L. Medley E. Elwood Charles E. Tytges W. Grant Bill A. Craft E. Corona

Western Germany May Trade Pact With Soviet Zone Tentative

Western Germany has tentatively agreed to exchange 100 million dollars worth of goods yearly with the Russian zone. Final signing awaits Soviet guarantee against interference with goods moving between Berlin and the west.

Berlin Western Germany

Army Names Col Wickler to War College Class

Lt Col Jay C Wickler commanding officer of the 24th Medium Tank Battalion, 13th Armored Reserve Division, is the only reserve officer selected for the Army War College staff officers class at Carlisle Barracks. He joins 99 other officers in the 10 month program beginning September, with courses aimed at preparing for higher unit staff and commander duties. Wickler, a special agent for the American Alliance Company, travels with his wife and three children, residing at 1203 N 24th St.

United States Army War College Carlisle Barracks Jay C. Wickler Arizona Military District 13Th Armored Reserve Division Wicklier National Guard Wickler American Alliance Company N. 24Th St

Deadline Near for Volunteer Selective Service Enlistment

Men who passed pre induction physicals have one week left to enlist in any armed force under a new regulation. The 1-A class enlistment option expires July 15, a Sunday, per recruiting authorities.

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