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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1951

Page

2

Saboteurs Wreck 25000 Kilowatt Generator in Peiping

Victor Kendrick reports that saboteurs destroyed a 25,000 kilowatt generator in Peiping and set 59 streetcars ablaze. Chinese Communist news agency says a large sabotage ring of imperialist agents was uncovered with many arrests, and guerrillas operated within 50 miles of the capital.

Victor Kendrick Hong Kong China Peiping Communist Hsuliang Canton Southern Daily News Kwangsi

Allied Offensive Advances Across Korea Press Report

Allied ground forces surged toward Seoul with the 25th Division crossing the Han River and Chinese defenders retreating toward the border. U N and air units inflicted heavy enemy casualties, while a dramatic air battle over Sinuiju left several MiG-15s destroyed. In Formosa and Canton, mass executions and anti Communist actions were reported as authorities tighten control.

U. S. 25Th Han River Seoul U. S. Third Division Han Eighth Army U. N Matthew B. Ridgway Korea 38Th Parallel North South Korea United Nations Sinuiju Yalu River Manchuria

Easter date and quirky notes from a small town paper

Easter will fall on March 25 this year and won t recur so early until 2008. A survey shows more local youths recognize Dick Tracy than Harry Truman or the state governor. The Avalon Buffet site gets a new winery with Western decor and a covered wagon canopy. Juries hearken to zodiac signs. auto color trends shift toward lighter hues as the economy rises. Slips in the News note suggest racy headlines and odd local ads, including a mortuary college buying a cemetery for campus and odd job postings.

Dick Tracy Harry S. Truman Avalon Buffet Avalon San Diego Dozier Linda Darnell

Mrs. Ross Gets Divorce Clears Way for Roosevelt Marriage

Mrs Minnewa Bell Ross was divorced in Key West Florida clearing the path to her marriage with Elliott Roosevelt. Circuit Judge Aquilino Lopez signed the decree at 1030 a.m. Her ex husband Dr Rex L Ross of Santa Monica California had in a California action last year accused her of touring the country with Roosevelt. Roosevelt denied the charge and Mrs Ross called it horrid. Elliott must wait three days before marrying under Florida law. Both have had four marriages each.

Key West Fla Minnewa Bell Ross Elliott Roosevelt Aquilino Lopez Rex L. Ross Santa Monica Elliott Florida Ross

Yank Deputy Takes Dim View Of Lunch

Paris March 12 AP The four power deputies began the second week of talks with a lunch designed to ease tension hosted by French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman. Delegates from the United States Russia Britain and France met at Rose Palace aiming to break the deadlock on arranging a foreign ministers conference. A French official said the lunch might ease tension while an American official dismissed it as just another lunch.

Paris United States Russia Britain France Rose Palace Robert Schuman

Communist Leader Freed From Prison

Eugene Dennis general secretary of the Communist Party in the United States was released from prison after ten months for contempt of Congress He said he was in good fighting trim having lost 50 pounds and would crusade for peace now

New York Eugene Dennis Communist Party United States

Tugboat Sunk Off Negros Island Sinks Your Unidentified Tug

Danish vessel Laura Maersk reported striking and sinking an unidentified tug near Negros Island Philippines. The ship sought nearby help to search for the tug's crew and determine their fate.

Manila Philippines Laura Maersk Negros Island

Valley Weather Forecast From Sun to Winds in Southwest

The Weather Bureau predicts sunny skies across Arizona New Mexico and California with a warm dry spell ahead Gusty winds of 25 miles per hour are expected today, easing tomorrow Northern Arizona gusts reach 35 to 40 mph Highs reach about 80 in Phoenix with a 42 forecast for tomorrow s low Morning readings show 52 downtown and 45 at the airport Yesterday s highs were 74 and 76.

Arizona New Mexico California United States Weather Bureau Phoenix

Arizonan Aids In Jap Rescue

In Sasebo Japan on March 12 a five man navy harbor patrol crew saved 28 Japanese seamen from a sinking tanker Unyon Maru after an SOS. Coxswain Richard Edmondson of South Seattle led the 45 foot craft to rescue, with commendations from Comdr. M C Walley.

Sasebo Jpan Richard Edmondson South Seattle Wash Edmondson James P. Dalton Bayonne N. J Joe Ross Ajo Ariz Cecil K. Parr van Nuys Calif Amos E.armstrong Coal Run Ohio M. C. Walley

Retired Eastern Visitor Succumbs

Henry W. Hornecker, 70, a retired winter visitor from Sparta New Jersey, died yesterday at Humanity Memorial Hospital after a heart condition. He arrived in Arizona six months ago, was formerly a florist, and the body lies at Mercer Mortuary before burial in Sparta. Survivors include his wife Elizabeth.

Henry W. Hornecker Sparta N. J Humanity Memorial Hospital New Jersey Hornecker Arizona Mercer Mortuary Elizabeth

Sale of Borree's Store recalls early Pinal days near Coolidge

Article recalls the 1918 Borree's Store No. 1 sale two miles west of Coolidge and the 1913 homesteading of Mr. and Mrs. Barree. It notes how roads electricity and telephones transformed the valley, the Barrees' expansion to Casa Grande Florence and Coolidge, and the 40 acre land included in the sale to Mr. and Mrs. George Peters. Modernization plans for retained land and buildings may follow.

Coolidge Pinal Borree Barree Phoenix Tucson Casa Grande Flor Ence Florence James George Peters

Poison-Weed Caution Warned For Arizona Ranchers

Tucson reports warns ranchers to guard livestock from loco and burro weed poisoning as drought dries ranges and grazing areas. Dr William J Pistor head of Animal Pathology at the University of Arizona notes both weeds sprout green early and cattle may graze them more this spring than in normal rainfall years.

Tucson Arizona William J. Pistor Department of Animal Pathology University of Arizona Pistor

Coast Drivers Strike Paralyzes San Diego Transit

San Diego faced a total transit shutdown as bus drivers from the American Federation of Labor began a citywide strike. The action halted all public transportation except taxicabs in a city of about 320,000 residents.

San Diego Calif American Federation of Labor

Ferrin Rites Are Arranged In Safford Arizona

Special to The Gazette Safford March 12 Funeral services for Robert Ferrin 87 will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Layton Ward Chapel Latter-day Saints in Safford with burial in Pima Cemetery He died Saturday in a Mesa hospital Ferrin came to Arizona from Huntsville Utah in 1882 and settled in Pima Survived by wife Zebedia who died in Safford two years ago three daughters and six sons including Mrs Clarence Davis Mesa Mrs Rex Ellsworth Ontario Calif Mrs Zola Smith San Diego Calif Robert W Phoenix Ethel Mesa Odes Tucson Rulon Pima Cecil and Hite Safford Also survived by four brothers one sister 45 grandchildren 59 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren

Safford Robert Ferrin Mesa Arizona Ferrin Huntsville Utah Pima Zebedia Clarence Davis Rex Ellsworth Ontario Calif Zola Smith San Diego Robert W Phoenix Ethel Odes Tucson Rulon Cecil Hite Layton Ward Chapel Latter-day Saints Church Pima Cemetery

Air Search Abandoned for Missing Californians

Prescott report states air and Civil Air Patrol search for Ced ric A. Norbury Albert A. Lindau er and Miss Terry Breck has ended. CAP crash victims Dr Frederick B Shannon and William Prince were injured in a canyon collapse near Seligman. Prince unhurt.

Prescott Air Force Civil Air Patrol Cedric A. Norbury Albert A. Lindauer Terry Breck CAP Frederick B. Shannon William Prince Wickenburg Seligman Shannon Prince

Two Killings In Phoenix Weekend Stabbings

One man died and another was wounded in two Phoenix area stabbings over the weekend. Timothy Wilcox, 35, of 1244 South 10th Avenue, died from a stab wound near the heart outside 1631 East Washington Street. Tony Garcia, 20, of Glendale, was hospitalized with a stab wound to the abdomen from a fight at Mary's Bar, 1746 East Madison Street. Detectives arrested two men in Wilcox’s death, Jesse Ben Williams, 24, and J. T. Thompson, 23. Williams allegedly stabbed Wilcox. Thompson admitted providing the knife. A separate stabbing left Garcia wounded. a 40-year-old man was jailed in connection with that incident.

Phoenix Timothy Wilcox South 10Th Avenue East Washington Street Tony Garcia Glendale Garcia Dale Welsh

Rites Planned for John Hildred Engineer 66

Funeral services for John Hildred 66 a noted engineer who died Saturday at his home 1407 East Rose Lane will be held at 3 30 p m Wednesday in Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park Survivors include his wife Claudia a stepson Earl C Reeves two brothers Fred Hildred and Charles Hildred Florin and two sisters Lena Simmons and Cora Bracht Cleveland area relatives reside in Minnesota California and Arizona

John Hildred East Rose Lane Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary Greenwood Memorial Park Hildred Phoenix el Paso Tex Pratt-Gilbert Company Las Vegas Nev Ai- Research Western Machinery Company Claudia Earl C. Reeves Fred Hildred St. Paul Minn Charles Hildred Florin Calif Lena Simmons Turlock Cora Bracht Oak Park

Churchmen Take Oath to Czechoslovak Government

Four Roman Catholic bishops and two other churchmen took a loyalty oath to Czechoslovakia's Communist government today, including the parish priest in Archbishop Josef Beran's office, as announced by the official news agency.

Prague Czechoslovakia Josef Beran

Little Monthly Payments From Little Loans Corp Ad

An advertisement offers small installment loans with monthly payments of 6.51 for $75, 12.16 for $140, and 24.31 for $280. The copy promotes Little Loans Corp as the sole business, listing main office at 248 N 1st Ave Phoenix and branch contact Ed Vetter in Mesa with phone 162, while another contact 45656.

N. 1St Ave Phoenix Mesa Ed Vetter

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