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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1951

Page

2

Cat May Help Write Poe Ending To Year-Old Mystery

Charles E Homeyer admitted dismembering his wife Anna Snellman Homeyer 65. police say he found her dead, dragged the body to the bath, and dismembered it. A cat tied to the case led investigators to a skull embedded in concrete, culminating in a murder narrative echoing The Black Cat.

Cat Poe Finis Tunkhannock Charles E. Homeyer Charles J. McKay State Police Homeyer Anna Snellman Homeyer Edgar Allan Poe Ann Snellman

Big Four talks stall over Austrian treaty at Paris

In Paris on March 8 the Big Four deputies failed to finalize an agenda for the foreign ministers meeting. Russia pressed to address the Austrian treaty and charged the West with violating the 1947 Paris peace pact on Trieste, while the other three powers balked at a full airing. The deadlock follows days of dispute over German settlement and ongoing rifts between East and West.

Paris Russia United States Britain France Trieste Andrei Gromyko Italy Yugoslavia Gromyko

Survivors of Navy Privateer Crash Sighted Near Rome

The Navy reports 10 survivors seen on life rafts in the Mediterranean after a Privateer patrol bomber crashed en route from Trieste to Rome. Four crew members remain missing. Search planes located six survivors on one raft about 18 miles west of Ostia Lido, then found four more on another raft after relaying from the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Washington INS Navy Mediterranean Sea United States Mediterranean Fleet Trieste Rome Ostia Lido U. S Franklin D. Roosevelt

OPS To Free Food Prices From Freeze

Gordon B. Severance head of the local OPS says federal action within a week will allow food price increases. The food industry will exit the general maximum price program and come under the margin markup regulation, permitting price rises based on a date yet to be announced.

Los Angeles Gordon B. Severance Office of Price Stabilization OPS Lawyers Club Severance Washington

Arizona Water Question Sets Stage for Groundwater Code

Testimony before the committee shows drought strains raising doubts about irrigation capacity and income in Pinal County. Lane warns that about 150000 more acres may be labeled critical within 90 days, restricting new pumps and prompting possible contractual funding from indirect beneficiaries to support underground water conservation.

Lane Arizona Pinal County Pinal Yorty Central Arizona California John R. Murdock Congress Frank Bow Ohio

Bus Crash in Imperial Calif Leaves Many Injured

The Imperial California bus crash injures multiple people including Claude Childers and Paul Weierbach with various bruises cuts and fractures. Witness Branham describes a passing car forcing the bus off course. The bus jumped a gully cleared a barbed wire fence and landed upright. Investigators from the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division probed the scene alongside two inspectors. The article notes the first US patent for wireless radio was issued in 1872 to Mahlon Loomis.

Branham sa#f Motor Vehicle Division Arizona Corporation Commission A. P. Buzard Kester Caywood United States Mahlon Loomis

General Church urges mountain fighting over wheels for soldiers

Fort Benning Ga March 8 AP Maj Gen John H Church fresh from Korea says doughboys must walk not ride and train to stand on their own two feet. He emphasizes realistic night training and using vehicles only where needed while preparing troops to fight through mountains and poor roads if war returns. His 24th Division fought along the Naktong Waegwan and advanced toward Seoul last October.

Fort Benning John H. Church Korea 24Th Church Seoul Taejon Naktong Pusan William F. Dean Japan Russia Waegwan

Red Cross Campaign Totals for Maricopa County

The Maricopa County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports 1951 campaign totals reaching 70,250 in cash donations and pledges toward a 248,978 goal. The Women’s Division leads with 10,966 toward a 23,000 Phoenix district target, while divisions show Special gifts 35,805 public service 6,874 commercial 7,563 schools 1,069 and other county areas 5,819. Residential canvass continues through Saturday with co chairs Mrs Ed Ryan and Mrs Guy Stillman.

Maricopa County American Red Cross John T. Kimball Phoenix Ed Ryan Guy Stillman

Soviet New Times says Japan mobilizes for full war effort

Moscow dispatch notes New Times magazine asserts Japan has shifted to near total war production to supply American troops and to reconstitute the Japanese army navy and air force.

Moscow New Times

Korean Front Movements Near Hongchon and Pangnim

Korean Marine squads pushed within seven miles of Hongchon a major Communist base while the Fifth Divisionheld Hoengsong area under fire from about 8,000 entrenched enemies. U S Seventh Division seized peaks near Pangnim to bar a counterattack as Allied air forces blasted from front to Manchurian border. Superfortresses led a heavy 220 ton raid on Chunchon warehouses behind the line. Fourteen Russian built jets were spotted near Sinuiju but fled as U S Sabres moved to engage. Night bombers targeted enemy vehicles supplying reinforcements south.

Hongchon 38Th Parallel Fifth Division Hoengsong U. S. Seventh Division Pangnim Eighth Army Chunchon Korea Sinuiju

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