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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1951

Page

3

Close fight seen in Acheson salary cut bid

Washington July 9 AP The House Appropriations Committee chief predicted a close fight over a Phillips amendment to withhold Secretary of State Acheson’s pay in the next week’s State Department budget action. The move targets Acheson and former lawyer John Foster Dulles, tying to a five year window with a foreign dealings link. Republican leaders expect Southern Democrat support to pass it, while some GOP members oppose.

Washington APY Cannon D. Mo House Appropriations Committee State Acheson Rep Phillips R. Calif Acheson Poland John Foster Dulles State Department Korea

Three Phoenix Men Sentenced For Liquor Sales

Three Phoenix men Dee Baker Robert England and Tony N Salazar were jailed for 30 days after pleading guilty to selling liquor without a license and failing to pay $100 fines issued by Justice Harry E Westfall in East Phoenix Precinct Court.

Phoenix Harry E. Westfall East Phoenix Dee Baker S. 16Th St Robert England E. Washington Tony N. Salazar E. Buchanan

Deodorized Baby Skunk Joins Phoenician Household

Flower No 2 a 2 month old deodorized skunk named Flower No 2 lives with Merlane Wiltrout at 4243 N 18th Pl Phoenix. Miss Wiltrout keeps him in a grass lined box with a milk bottle and squirrel tail to cuddle. He socializes with rabbits cats and horses while Rusty the airedale watches over him and Boots the rescued cat stays friendly. Miss Wiltrout a secretary and equestrian, engaged to Pvt Gene Johnson, plans to settle on a ranch with horses and pets amid her broader pet collection.

Merle Wiltrout Merlane Wiltrout Flower Rusty Boots Miss Wiltrout Phoenician J. E. Redmond Supply Company Ohio Gene Johnson Fort Bliss Okla North Phoenix

Pedestrian cited after failure to yield at Seventh Avenue crash

Police cited Michael Malone, 57, of 1709 W. Buchanan, after a collision at 834 N Seventh Ave. He required emergency treatment at Memorial Hospital. The sedan was driven by Grant Robinson, 40, of 624 S Seventh Ave, and Malone stepped into the path outside the crosswalk.

Seventh Ave Ned Brennen Michael Malone W. Buchanan Memorial Hospital Malone Grant Robinson S. Seventh Ave

Fire Destroys House of E P Stanley Family

Fire last night gutted the home of E P Stanley and his family at 4027 East Katherine while they were at a movie. Neighbors used garden hose water to prevent spread to the garage, two boats, and trailers. Stanley, a mechanic, carried $3000 in insurance, which would not cover the loss. origin of the blaze is undetermined.

E. P. Stanley E. Katherine Sheriff's Office Stanley Rage

Waterfront Blaze Injures Two Firemen in San Francisco

A morning fire at a ferry slip area between the Ferry Building and Pier One lit the waterfront, injuring two firefighters. The blaze started in creosoted piling beside a ferry slip and spread to a two story warehouse, destroying the rear third before fire boats and heavy firefighting equipment contained it after a three alarm call.

San Francisco Pier One

Firecracker Blast Injures Boy's Eye

Walter Vigocki Jr. seven year old of 2518 North 27th Street was walking through a neighbor’s yard when he found a discarded unexploded firecracker. He set it upright and lit it. the blast injured his right eye. An eye specialist reported the boy will not lose the eye’s sight.

Walter Vigocki Jr N. 27Th St Walter

White rat placed in city dog pound after sighting

Patrolman Lucien Luckett captured a white rat found running loose near Seventh Street and Coronado and held it at the dog pound until its owner is claimed search continues for its rightful owner.

Lucien Luckett Seventh Street Coronado

Telex Unveils Cordless Hearing Aid Breakthrough

Telex announces the world's first successful cordless electronic hearing aid. State Manager Paul E. Lau says it offers near invisible design with no cord or receiver button. For details contact Lau or Telex Hearing Center in St. Paul Minnesota.

Telex Paul E. Lau Mr. Lau Lau Telex Hearing Center Heard Building Telex Laboratories Telex Park St. Paul 1 Minnesota

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