Gazette Sports Pages in Phoenix Face Reader Demands
The Phoenix Gazette highlights its sports section with staff bios and reader survey results showing strong interest in football and baseball. It details editors and contributors, notes high football and baseball readership, and previews tomorrow’s feature on women’s sports.
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Phoenix Gazette
Bob Allison
Toto
Dick Lee
Ben Foote
Bill Nixon
Allison
Lee
Arizona
Foote
Phoenix
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Giants
Leo Durocher
Nixon
the Gazette
Gazette
Federal Tax Returns Soar In Arizona In January February
Arizona taxpayers submitted 31,730,061.76 in income tax payments for January and February, up about 66 percent from the same period in 1949. The first quarter 1950 total was 27,360,173.45. March intake is not expected to fall below last year’s 8,000,000. Final return date is March 15 for individuals and calendar year firms.
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Arizona
W. P. Stuart
Internal Revenue
Supervisors Deny Liquor Petitions In City Area
County supervisors denied two original beer license applications. Mitchell and Helen Parris sought a Snack Shop license at 4019 South Central Avenue amid a 29-signature protest. James M Thurmond requested a license for Southern Bowling Lanes at 5620 South Central Avenue amid protests about four licenses in a 1% block area. Moses closed a Denmark air field.
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Mitchell
Helen Parris
South Central Avenue
James M. Thurmond
East Villetta Street
Speed Mobility Sought In New Weapons
AP Special Correspondent in Italy reports on the U S mobilization front focusing on speed, mobility, and hitting power. The piece reviews tanks like the Walker Bulldog and the idea of a heavier land battleship, the role of air drop for supply, and the shift toward fast, wheel driven force projections in modern tactics.
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Italy
Berlin
Patton
Fourth Armored Division
Moselle
D. J. Crawford
Detroit Arsenal
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Ordnance
Korea
Walter Boyt
Burglar Demands Loot With Threat Note
A burglar who cracked an empty safe at a Kingston seafood company office left a note demanding money. The typed threat warned the owner to fill the safe within a week or face return. No injuries reported.
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Kingston, Pa
Seafood Company
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