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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1951

Page

5

Clues To Ancient Indians At Point of Pines Dig

In the sixth year of UA field work at Point of Pines on the San Carlos Reservation, 23 students and 10 staff search Mogollon Hohokam and Pueblo sites from June 15 to June 30. Dr. Emil W. Haury leads the Arizona State Museum project, seeking ties to the Pueblo exodus of about 1400 and the legend of the Seven Cities of Cibola. Researchers from several universities join the UA team.

University of Arizona Archeological Field School Point of Pines Tucson White Mountains Arizona University of Arizona Archaeological Field School San Carlos Indian Reservation Emil W. Harry Arizona State Museum University Haury Cibola Coronado New Mexico Dr. Haury E. B. Sayles State Museum University of Arizona Colorado Michigan Pennsylvania Wisconsin Brooklyn Hunter Colleges

Accused Doctor Kills Himself Over Morals Charges

Dr. William M. Peake a 45 year old physician in Long Beach killed himself to avoid prosecution on morals charges involving four California teenage boys. His body was found in a downtown Los Angeles hotel room with two empty sleeping pill bottles and a note stating I have died by my own hand. Authorities said he had signed a confession of immoral relations with the four Seal Beach boys and had posted $1,000 bail before disappearing Thursday.

Los Angeles William M. Peake Long Beach Seal Beach Calif

Europe Fears U S May Start War

New York report quotes Louis Fischer, American author and analyst, saying Europe fears the United States may draw them into war. After seven months in Europe, he notes the Russian peril is eclipsed by Western worry over U S bellicosity and its impact on rearmament.

New York Louis Fischer Europe

British Paper Posts Reward For Diplomats

The Daily Express offers 1000 pounds for tips on the disappearance of diplomats Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess. Disappeared May 26 after a trip to St Malo, France. Front page splash includes sketches and descriptions. Information to be given to Britain's security authorities.

London Daily Express Today Britain Donald MacLean Guy Burgess MacLean Foreign Office American Department Burgess Washington St. Malo France the Express England

Zinc Strike Hearings End Without Decisions

SILVER CITY New Mexico June 30 AP two hearings on the Empire Zinc strike at Hanover ended without decisions. Attorneys for the union and the company have until July 10 to file requests for findings of fact. A separate NLRB hearing on good faith negotiations wrapped with briefs due in 10 days and is under consideration.

Silver City N. Mex Empire Zinc Hanover International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter A. W. Marshall National Labor Relations Board

Arizona Supreme Court weighs slot machine seizure appeal

The Arizona Supreme Court heard oral arguments on whether 16 slot machines seized from three Tucson clubs without warrants should be returned or destroyed. The case stems from 1949 raids by ex Sheriff Martin. owners contend seizures violated the federal constitution and state law.

Arizona Supreme Court Tucson Pima County Jerome P. Martin Fred O. Wilson Arizona el Rio Golf and Country Club Old Pueblo Club Tucson Press Club Martin Court Supreme Court Richard Chambers Tim Cusick High Court Chambers David Palmer Yavapai County Palmer

Jerry Nuzum Cleared In Slaying Of Waitress

Jerry Nuzum, a star Pittsburgh Steelers halfback, was cleared of charges in the 1949 slaying of Ovida Coogler. Judge Charles Fowler directed the jury to render a verdict of innocence. The exoneration renews state police investigations into the case. Gov Mechem pledged full inquiry, and a federal grand jury previously convicted three officers over torture claims.

Las Cruces N. Mex Jerry Muzum Charles Fowler Ovida Cricket Mary Foy Nuzum Edwin L. Mechem Herbert Beasley Coogler Mechem FBI

Scientist Fox Cleared of Contempt in Congress Case

Washington June 30 Irving David Fox atomic physicist was acquitted of 16 counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions from the House Un-American Activities Committee on September 27. Federal Judge Alexander Holtzoff ruled Fox invoked his right against self incrimination. Assistant U. S. Attorney William Hitz said the questioning about whether his father was a Communist did not fit self incrimination, but the judge disagreed and Fox was cleared.

Washington Irving David Fox Congress House UN American Activities Committee Alexander Holtzoff Fox U. S William Hitz

Hotel Guest Succumbs in San Francisco

The coroner's office said Mrs. Allen Bonaire, 63, wife of the president of Lamia Air Lines of Mexico, died after a heart attack in her downtown San Francisco hotel room.

San Francisco Allen Bonaire Lamia Air Lines of Mexico

Fair Building Contract Let At State Fairgrounds

Co. L Morris of Phoenix wins a two-project contract at the State Fairground for 21390 dollars. The work includes a 50 foot east end addition to the Agricultural Building and a north side comfort station near the Minerals Building. Both must be finished before the State Fair November 3 to 12. The fair premium book goes to printers July 15. Citizens may propose extra classes or seek representation in the book by contacting the fair office.

Guards Recapture Escaped Prisoner Near Florence

Theodore Paul Snelson, 29, who escaped from a work gang outside the state prison walls yesterday morning, is back in prison after guards overtook him about 18 miles east of Florence near Price Station. He is serving a robbery term in Maricopa County.

Florence Theodore Paul Snelson Price Station Snelson Maricopa

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