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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1951

Page

2

Evangeline Recalls 13 Days Lost in Smoky Mountains

Evangeline Lorimer recounts her 13 day ordeal in the Great Smoky Mountains after taking a wrong trail during a hike with her father from Seattle. She describes cold, hunger, dreams of cabins, and hearing her father’s voice before finally meeting a hiker named Max Ogle who led her to civilization.

Evangeline Lorimer Great Smoky Mountains Julian Granger United Press Evangeline Lorimor Sevierville Tenn March Seattle Rangers Father Arizona Max Ogle

Evangeline Concluded From Page One Look for Girl

Authorities and W H Lorimer search Cade’s Cove for Evangeline, missing after leaving a park campsite. Her father, tied to a Seattle evangelist group, says she left with no money or food. Shoeprints and a nurse’s shoe sole impressions point toward Highway 129 as the girl’s path, as the sleuthing continues.

Park W. H. Lorimer Seattle Wash Lorimer Cade’s Cove

Yankee Stadium A Big Seasonal Hub Of Staff And Features

The stadium has four days of peak activity with over 1,400 employees. It details turf management by a former golf pro, 46 restrooms, 37 concession stands, and multiple souvenir stands. A $100,000 scoreboard runs with five operators from the flying wing press box. Nylon covers protect 12,000 square feet of infield, water wells irrigate turf, and a large crew handles tickets, ushers, and postgame cleanup.

Yankee Stadium Yankee Club New York State Yankees

Dorothy Lee Crowned Miss America Candidate from Arizona FHA

Dorothy Lee emerges as Arizona Future Homemakers of America nominee for the presidency at the Colorado conference. A strong letter of recommendation from Dorothea Wyman praises her leadership, independence, confidence, and home economics dedication. Her record spans FHA offices, 4-H involvement, school honors, church membership, and community demonstrations.

Dorothy Yuma Methodist Church Somerton

Ickes Attacks Congress On Ethics During Hearing

Former interior secretary Harold Ickes told a Senate labor subcommittee that Congress bears the main blame for waning public trust as hearings consider a federal ethics code. He criticized General MacArthur and urged unity in governing during the Korea era.

Washington Harold L. Ickes Congress Douglas MacArthur Secretary of Interior Senate Labor Ickes Truman

Eire Censors Delete 152 Films and Reject 12

Eire’s film censors deleted 152 films and rejected 12, reflecting a broad purge of titles as part of tightening regulatory control. Officials outlined the scope of removals and criteria guiding the censorship action.

Eire

Errol Flynn Cited Blaming Secretary Over Traffic Warrant

Hollywood star Errol Flynn was charged by Long Beach California Municipal Court with running a traffic signal and lacking a valid driver’s license after failing to answer a summons. A warrant issued by Judge Martin De Vries set bail at 61 dollars, which Flynn’s agent said would be posted, with blame resting on Flynn’s secretary for misplacing the ticket.

Hollywood Errol Flynn Long Beach Calif Martin de Vries Flynn Arthur Park de Vries Park

Reds mark anniversary of invasion of Russia

Moscow reports mark the 10th anniversary of the German invasion. The Soviet press uses the occasion to accuse American and British imperialists of encouraging Hitler to strike at Russia and financing the German war machine.

Moscow Russia Hitler

Hospital workers move to organize after pay cut

The attendants say union organizing began on hospital grounds and argue for bargaining rights. McNamara outlines two paths to recognition: a vote or payroll-card comparison. He plans to ask the hospital board to recognize the union to negotiate wages hours and conditions. Sweden plans a large electrolytic alkali plant at Bonhus.

McNamara

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