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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1951

Page

10

Yacht Purchases Stir U S Greece Ties

Athens reports King Paul will acquire a 110 foot 150 ton American built yacht costing 220000 dollars with the United States government voicing disapproval. Prime Minister Venizelos says the vessel replaces the king’s inspection patrol craft and that the cost to Greece is offset by a large U S loan. The yacht was bought in Miami with 120000 dollars funded by Greece and the remainder by wealthy Greek shipowners in the United States and Britain.

Athens Greece Paul United States Sophocles Venizelos Venizelos Miami Fla Va. S Britain

Prohibition Wins in Oklahoma Since Statehood

Prohibition has secured six clear victories in Oklahoma since it achieved statehood in 1907, reflecting steady support for the movement across early 20th century politics.

Prohibition Oklahoma Statehood

Girls State Election Campaigns Under Way

Tucson June 8 1951 Girls State campaigns for state and county elections are under way with Gwen Best and Sylvia Sanders as gubernatorial candidates. Voting machines will be used for the first time, provided by Tucson City. The Nationalists and Federalists propose tax reform tourism highway improvements and non segregation in schools.

Sylvia Sanders Robert E. Sanders 37Th St Phoenix Girls State Gwen Best Thomas N. Best Laveen Tucson Phoenix Union High School North Phoenix High School Gwen Nationalist Party Sylvia

Barbershop quartet contest at SPEBSQSA convention

Forty groups compete in the two day SPEBSQSA championships as 3000 members from the United States and Canada gather for the annual convention. Members stress precision and unity, with a perfect chord seen as the ultimate goal. Oklahoma attorney O C Cash founded the society in 1938 to free male spirit in song and shed feminine domination.

Spebsqsa Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of America, Inc United States Canada Edward M Haverstock Toledo 0. C. Cash Oklahoma

Pet dog spree shocks Kansas City owners

Mr and Mrs Barney Mahoney returned home to overturned vases and a tipsy boxer that knocked a wine bottle off a table, lapped it up and began a drunken spree. Nearby, a note on New Mexico lore mentions a well preserved extinct volcano near a large perpetual ice cave west of Albuquerque.

Kansas City Barney Mahoney New Mexico Albuquerque

Rotary Club Recalls Phoenix Rotary Founding with Gazette Copy

At a noon luncheon in Phoenix on November 26, 1914, the Phoenix Rotary Club received a copy of The Arizona Gazette that marked the club's founding. Charter members Fred N. Holmquist and William C. Hornberger were among those recalling the early days. The edition, preserved between plexiglass, joined by a front page from November 27, 1914, a Donofrio speech, and a December 8 Republican issue, all encased for longevity.

Arizona Gazette Phoenix Rotary Club Hotel Westward Ho Rotary Phoenix Fred N. Holmquist William C. Hornberger Edwin G. Fitzgerald The D. A. Donofrio Cohgie Republican

Arms Reduction Urged by UN Economic Commission

The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe urged arms reduction through the UN as the best path to world peace and higher living standards. Yugoslavia proposed the resolution, adopted despite Soviet bloc objections. The Soviet Union and four allies argued arms cuts fall under the Security Council rather than the economic group.

Geneva United Nations Economics Commission For Europe U.N Yugoslavia Soviet Union Ukraine Poland Czechoslovakia Russia Security Council

20 Percent Cut Proposed for Engineers Flood Control

The House Appropriations Committee urged a 20 percent reduction in the army engineers flood control and rivers and harbors program for the next fiscal year. President Truman had requested 640,637,843 dollars. the committee's bill totals 514,427,400 dollars. The panel rejected funds for new power projects and ordered an economic reevaluation of ongoing and planned projects to conserve funds and energy for defense.

Washington Army Engineers House Appropriations Committee House Truman

Hundreds Seek 3 Tots Lost In Mountain Area

In New Mexico's Sangre de Cristo Mountains hundreds of searchers including Gov. Mechem joined the hunt for three missing children Janet McGee five Larry seven and Steven Cross three after they wandered from a picnic area. Airmen from Kirtland AFB and National Guard were mobilized while mobile kitchens supported responders.

Santa FE N. Mex Edwin Mechem Sange de Cristo Mountains Here Kirtland Air Force Base Mechem Raton Adjutant General National Guard State Revenue Charles S. Corlett St. Lo Capitol Janet McGee Larry Preston McGee Steven Cross Charlotte Cross McGee

Cocke States 'Mac' Hearing Brings Action

Erle Cocke Jr national commander of the American Legion told the Colorado Legion convention that the MacArthur hearings have produced realistic policy shifts. He said the government is publicly committed to defend Formosa and press for a blockade of the Chinese coast. He noted Americans supported these steps and the hearings are getting the people back into the government. He also argued it is better to risk some light for the Reds than keep Americans in the dark.

Colorado Springs Colo Erle Cocke Jr American Legion Cocke Colorado Legion Formosa Russia

Mesa Commander and Aides Named at Legion Post

Sigmund Stech nis becomes Mesa American Legion Post commander succeeding Robert Shaw. New officers include Calvin Griffin as senior vice commander Eddie Gulbrandson as junior vice commander Dan Shields finance officer David Jones historian M N Harmon chaplain Harold Dobson Dan Fimbres and trustees Robert Shields Robert Shaw Burl Tribbey with executive committee members.

Mesa Sigmund Stechnis

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