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Phoenix Gazette in Phoenix, Arizona

09 Jun 1951

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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1951

Page

4

KTAR marks 29 years of Arizona broadcasting heritage

KTAR completes 29 years of continuous radio service on June 21, noting its pioneering role as Arizona’s first licensed station and first 500 1000 and 5000 watt outlet. From KFAD to KTAR, the station grew from a small Madison and South Central studio to a 400 foot Thomas Street transmitter, with longtime staff like Anderson and Lewis marking over two decades of association. The piece highlights early live talent, network affiliation, current staff milestones, and community events including the Fox League-First Federal Ranger picnic with 3,000 attendees.

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KTAR Arizona Department of Commerce KFAD McArthur Brothers’ Motor Madison South Central 36Th and Thomas Coulter Motor Company Arth C. Anderson Arizona Broadcasting System Anderson National Broadcasting Company Heard Dick Lewis Harold Haughanout Howard Pyle B. R. Fulbright John E. Miller Radio Row Jimmy Whittle KRUX Fox Leager Ktar Koy NBC Oseups Waii Calis Judy Canova iCisco Grand Ole Opry Lombardos Homa City Bobby Oe Oscar Dumont Montague ABC Late News Kevan Grant Holcomb Joe Recordian Workshop Network Orchestra Jazz Hour Kpho-Tv Smith Ken Murray Vaughn Monroe Horace Heidt Leonard Leigh Horacel Hogar Sunrise Serenade North Phoenix Cope of Christm Four Star Revue Radio Bibis Missionaries Church of Air Galbraith Emmanuel Frank Ernest Christian Spence Salt Lake City Abc’s River Boys Ba Tabernacle Voice of Prophecy Chosen People Christian Science G. Hardy Israel Globe Ch Choi Chicago St. John’s Spir St. Lawrence U Americ Foruman White Sox Mesa Methodist Christ Ankees Saat Eas Bob Considine News Hi Neighbor Symphonettes Sammy Kaye Showtime Revue Bill Cunningham Bill Hickok Methodist Et Shades Sorrento T. Sear David Lawrence Martin Kane Billy Graham Robert Lawrence John C. Swayze MGM Theater of True Detectives Red Bachelor Palm Beach Frank Sinatra Mrs Nick Carter Phil Regan Hollywood Calling Blandings Lianes Harmony House Light and Life Baio Wild acAsvartuens Miss Brooks Archie Andrews Ol Scotchman Quiz Kids Family Theater Et Lombardo Mario Lanza Francis Moony Iateaniptense SKY Sea Cocton BBC Aitrey Bauch Maj Mr. Moto Peter Salem Harvey K. Griffin Oria Parker Fa Mack Casa Loma Your Navy Capitol Christian Claremont Hotel Frontier Town Art of Living Church Orchestra Orchestra Elinor Brotherhood Ose Fred Waring Jimmy le Man Charlie Angers Durante Levenson Garroway Martin and Lewis Pete Parker Lombardo Em News of America Bob Garred le Duc Melodi Jack Cottes Iain Ilocal News Hollywood Dave Garroway Dr. Crane Barry Hard Jendy Waren George Grahm Gardner Enny Mary Curtis Nittie Sam Victor Lindlahr Danny and Jimene Trent Brea Bank Marie Ma Perkins Nitti Eddie le Mar Malone Joel Betty Crocker Burton Dick Gilbert Nora Drake Oman Stanley Mason Dixon Sani Sl News Lele Iris Stengie Chris i Harsch Tacrew News
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MacArthur Acheson Clash At Long Range Clash

Washington June 9 AP Gen Douglas MacArthur and Secretary of State Acheson clashed over Far Eastern policies. MacArthur denounced any implication of favoring a coalition of Communists and Nationalists in China. Acheson defended Marshall era efforts and questioned a MacArthur aide claim about U S troop withdrawals from Korea last winter.

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Washington Douglas MacArthur Acheson MacArthur Pacific China United States Korea New York Knowland Calif U. S Free World Defense Marshall Raymond Spruance Albert C. Wedemeyer Courtney Whitney
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Farmers Plan Fight To Keep Mexican Labor

Imperial Valley farmers threaten legal action to block removal of Mexican contract workers amid AFL Union strike. Secretary of Labor Tobin ordered Mexicans off farms with strike activity. union claims effect on Valley harvests and wages. About 5,000 contract workers, a third of the labor force, face displacement while disputes over pay and the status of wetback workers continue.

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EL Centro Calif Imperial Valley Farmers Association Tobin AFL U. S.-Mexico United States California Texas
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Phoenix Little Theater schedules tryouts for Blind Alley

Tryouts for Phoenix Little Theater production Blind Alley directed by Ed Hertzog run from 3 to 6 PM tomorrow and 8 to 10 PM Monday. Roles include seven men and four women aged 22 to 50, plus a boy role for age 7 or younger with auditions 1 to 3 PM tomorrow and 8 to 10 PM Monday.

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Phoenix Little Theater Ed Hertzog
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Governor Howard Pyle to Speak at Redlands Commencement

Redlands University in California will host Governor Howard Pyle tomorrow for the commencement ceremony. The governor is slated to deliver the address and receive an honorary doctorate from the college.

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Howard Pyle Redlands University Redlands Calif
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Gracie Allen Report on Hangovers and Work Hours

A columnist quips about doctors claiming U S workers are healthier than a decade ago yet hangovers cost a billion man-hours yearly. The piece jests on cures like penicillin and shares a humorous family anecdote about Uncle Harvey’s long battle with illness and fatigue.

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U.S Harvey
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Edith Lord resigns Arizona Health Post to lead NY mental health program

Dr. Edith Lord, supervisor of mental health at the Arizona State Department of Health, resigns effective Sept 1 to take charge of Veterans Administration doctoral candidates in clinical psychology at New York and Columbia. She cites expanding work with neuropsychiatric hospitals in greater New York. She criticizes Arizona for slow mental health progress and urges early treatment to avoid later hospitalization. She notes VA efforts to fund mental health initiatives and acknowledges the need for legislative funding despite long term savings.

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Edith Lord Arizona State Department of Health New York City Veterans Administration New York Columbia Lord State Department of Health Arizona Phoenix
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Stars Forecast A Lively Day Of Social Craft And Contacts

The outlook highlights a lively day with social energy and hospitality, urging channeling enthusiasm into practical progress. Contacts with superiors and influential figures may prove profitable, with birthdays to a year of constructive effort and lasting friendships. A child born now is energetic, ambitious, sociable, generous, and likely to earn recognition through constructive work.

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Phoenix Opera Group Shines In Die Fledermaus Return

Phoenix Opera Association earns praise for its fourth production Die Fledermaus at Encanto Park Band Shell. Don Springer as Eisenstein, Barbara Yablaon as a maid, and Betty Horne as Rosalinda receive standout notices. conductors, dancers, and costumes cited for high quality. Evening performance drew strong audience appreciation with a repeat showing planned.

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Phoenix Pride Encanto Park Garson Kanin-Howard Dietz Broadway Don Springer Eisenstein Barbara Yablaon Betty Horne Rosalinda Robert Yablon Ben Jones Lois Albright Mary Girardl Tierney Die Fledermaus Phoenix Opera Association B. J
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Mona Freeman Birthday Profile Highlights Early Film Career

Mona Freeman born June 9, 1926 in Baltimore as Monica Elizabeth Freeman is profiled. The diminutive blond actress appeared as a teen in Isn't It Romantic and Dear Wife, had early breaks in Dear Ruth and The Heiress, and later modeled at 14 drawing attention from Howard Hughes.

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Mona Freeman Baltimore Monica Elizabeth Freeman Wife Ruth Howard Hughes
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