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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1951

Page

2

Limiteds Sideswipe Near Williams Four Cars Leave Tracks

Two westbound Santa Fe Grand Canyon Limited trains sideswiped 10 miles east of Williams wrecking four cars and overturning a locomotive. About 150 aboard. fourteen women taken to Williams Community Hospital. one hospitalized later with shock. Sister passengers remained with her.

Williams Santa Fe Grand Canyon Limited Williams Community Hospital J. B. Miller Mountain View Okla A. A. Thompson Clovis, N. Mex C. E. Albert

Quit Request To Miss Aber Is Withdrawn

Miss Alva Aber, superintendent of nurses at the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane, was asked to resign but withdrew the request after protests from six nurses. Dr. Hart, the hospital superintendent, said the resignation letter was drafted but later withdrawn. Gov. Howard Pyle met with Miss Aber and the nurses. he planned further talks to resolve issues.

Herb Nelson Alva Aber Arizona State Hospital For Insane Bruce Hart Miss Aber Howard Pyle DR. Hart Hart Governor Pyle Mr. Pyle Aber

Acheson and Van Fleet clash over Korea policy in briefing

A Tokyo dispatch reports Lt. Gen. Van Fleet saying the Eighth Army halted its advance to block Communist aggression. Senator Wiley questions if this aligns with U S political policy to quit chasing Reds. Acheson separates military description from policy aims, noting the goal to repel the attack and restore peace in the region.

Tokyo James A. van Fleet U. S. Eighth Army North Korea Wiley Acheson van Fleet Senator Wiley Korea

National Geographic: Australia depends on sheep and wool

The National Geographic Society reports that nearly one third of Australia's population relies on sheep and wool for their livelihood, highlighting the economic importance of the industry to the nation.

The National Geographic Society Australia

Jack Choisser Honored Amid Missing Attendee

City attorney Jack Choisser missed his farewell luncheon at the Hotel Adams hosted by 20 city employees after resigning effective yesterday. Police Chief Earl O Clair ordered a lookout as officials tried to locate him. Choisser and a brother were reportedly out of town visiting a cotton farm when the surprise party proceeded.

Jack Choisser Choisser Hotel Adams Earl O’clair

Pilot Smith Dies In Air Crash Near Mayer Arizona

Air crash near Mayer AZ claims the life of Milton P Smith Sr a Phoenix area aviation pioneer. Smith logged 600 to 800 flight hours built Hassayampa Country Club and helped found Rust-Proofing Inc He led YMCA and Boys Club fundraising and was active in several clubs. Survived by his wife two daughters and a son funeral arrangements handled by Grimshaw Mortuary.

Smith Phoenix Providence R. I Eben Lane Hassayampa Country Club Prescott Rust-Proofing, Inc E. Henshaw Rd San Diego Coronado Florida Milton Vv. Orme Mayer Phoenix Country Club Arizona Club Phoenix Optimist Club Orme Charles E. Erickson Milton P. Smith, Jr Stanfield Grimshaw Mortuary Colorado Wyoming Thermopolis Lander Cheyenne Wind River Boysen Dam Green River Nebraska Salt Creek Ashland Hickman Lincoln Dale Neal Harlan University of Nebraska New Mexico C. A. Custafson Forest Rangers Mathew H. Davis The Forest Service Washington Tucson Albuquerque Silver City N. M Army Air Force Fort Bliss el Paso Tex Holliman Air Base

John Baptist Dies on Salt River Reservation

John Baptist, 90, died at his home on the Salt River Indian Reservation after a short illness. Services set for 10 am tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church on the reservation, with burial in the reservation cemetery. Survived by two daughters Fanny Joe and Ida Manuel, five grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.

Somerton Elects Four New Councilmen

Somerton residents elected four new town councilmen yesterday with only one incumbent, W. C. Stone, retaining his seat. The new members are Dr. E. S. Shreyer Fred Mabrey Charles Urt Izuastequi and Marvil Pool.

Somerton W. C. Stone E. S. Shreyer Fred Mabrey Charles Urt@Izuastequi Marvil Pool

Arizona highway budget eyed at 1951 52 plan

The Arizona Highway Commission tentatively adopts a 25 275 000 budget for 1951 52 with 21 365 000 for state highway improvements and 3 919 000 for county primary roads. About 12 000 000 comes from new federal and state funds. rest is carry over. Principal allocations affect Central Arizona area including Black Canyon Highway and Apache Trail projects.

Arizona Highway Commission Cy Perkins Mel Goodson Commission Howard Pyle Arizona Black Canyon Phoenix Prescott Cordes Junction Verde Valley Perkins Maricopa County Base Line Rd

Three Hurt In Car Crash Involving Phoenix Family

Three members of a Phoenix family were hospitalized after a two car collision at 15th Avenue and Osborn. Harvey Mueske 43 Linda Mueske 38 and Patty Mueske 4 suffered injuries including head and rib damage. The other driver Evelyn Johnson 21 and her mother Margaret 42 also treated. Separate incidents include Lonnie Parker 3 treated for a head injury after falling from a car and J P Parker 2122 W Pierson driver of the car. Jack Peacock 19 treated after motorcycle and car crash at 20th Street and Van Buren. William Qualls 40 drove in the Ninth Avenue Buckeye Road crash where William Campbell 10 treated after vehicle left the scene.

Phoenix Memorial Hospital 15Th Avenue Osborn Harvey Mueske W. Maricopa Linda Patty Mueske Jack Peacock 41St St 20Th Street van Buren William M. Qualls E. Jackson William E. Campbell S. Ninth Ave Ninth Avenue Buckeye Road

Storms and floods lash Midwest with heavy damage

Debris and rainwater flood roads from Jackson to Lansing as Michigan cities report heavy damage including broken windows and uprooted trees. Coast Guard warns Great Lakes ships to port while storms hit Chicago and Denver area with record winds and sharp temperature drops.

Michigan Jackson Ann Arbor Battle Creek Lansing Coast Guard Great Lakes Detroit Weather Bureau Milwaukee Chicago

Coffee Cans Behind Modern Coffee Fad

The piece recalls a shift to frozen coffee and its flaws. While the wife praises convenience and thrift, the narrator notes the hidden defect and laments losing the morning coffee aroma. The real shortage appears in the garage as coffee cans vanish and routines rely on their versatile use for storage, crafts, and repair.

Truman letter shows push for Iran Britain talks on nationalization

The president urged Mossadegh to welcome a British delegation for negotiations based on nationalization, while avoiding actions that would worsen ties with Britain. Mossadegh rejected a vague basis for talks, and U S fears Soviet influence grows as Iran crisis deepens.

Attlee London Iran Truman Mossadegh Britain Senate U.S State Department U. S Soviet Russia Middle East

Youths' Jail Sentences Suspended

Three Tucson youths Inglis Murphey Jr. Zajec were fined 100 dollars and given a suspended 30 day jail sentence after pleading guilty to petty theft in a purse snatching. Lee Kenner Frank Labeau Tom Kelly were dropped for lack of evidence. Judge Howsare delayed the jail term six months, placing the boys on probation.

Tucson Dave Inglis John M. Murphey Jr Thomas M. Zajec Lee T. Kenner Frank Labeau Tom Kelly Eugene Karaszewski James M. Howsare Justice of the Peace Howsare

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