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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1951

Page

3

Official Says Disputed Road Work Is Legal EPA

A. E. Robinson, superintendent of the Pima Indian Agency at Sacaton, told Maricopa County supervisors that permission was given in 1944 to improve a Gila Indian Reservation road. He said the project aimed to boost farm to market access for a largely non Indian area near Maricopa, and that government rights of way were handled through tribal channels, not Indian Reorganization Act processes. He cited a 1944 tribal council resolution and Interior Department approval as legal basis for the road.

A. E. Robinson Pima Indian Agency Sacaton Maricopa Indian Reservation Indian Tribal Council Secretary of the Interior Robinson Secretary of Interior Salt River Val

Labor Expert Will Address Forum In Phoenix

Albert J. Miller of San Francisco regional director of analysis and assistance in the United States Employment Service will speak at the Arizona Personnel Forum at Hotel Westward Ho. The two day event opens Wednesday with a 2 p.m. panel and includes nine workshops and film showings.

Arizona Personnel Forum Westward Ho Albert J. Miller San Francisco United States Employment Service Miller Iowa State Employment Service War Manpower Commission Washington, D. C Tes Cmdr W. V. Ketcham Selective

North Carolina and Virginia Name State Dogwood as Emblem

The two states select the dogwood as their official state flower and symbol in a ceremonial act. Officials emphasize its beauty, resilience, and historical ties to the region, marking a shared cultural emblem across borders.

North Carolina Virginia

Consistent Bedtime Eases Child Sleep Says Doctor Meyer

Dr. Ruben Meyer of the Detroit Pediatric Society advocates a consistent bedtime set early in infancy and maintained with age appropriate adjustments. He notes that firm, loving parenting and a calm pre sleep routine help children accept reasonable discipline and minimize bedtime conflict, even with visitors.

David Taylor Marke Ruben Meyer Detroit Pediatric Society Wayne University College of Medicine Detroit Dr. Meyer Junior

A Socialist's Faith by Nor man Thomas reviewed

Literary critic W G Rogers surveys Norman Thomas's A Socialist's Faith, tracing his century’s lost causes and offering Thomas's plans for public ownership, nonsectarian education, socialized medicine, direct presidential election, and a cautious approach to peace, Korea, and disarmament.

Norman Thomas Norton McCarran

Bedtime idea and parental guidance cited in child development

The passage discusses love and security in all relations, early development of the bedtime routine, parental consistency, and the child's awareness of parental expectations. It emphasizes how stable caregiving shapes a child's sense of security and behavior.

Relatives To Adopt Girl Hurt In Leap

Four year-old Linda Oliva, injured in a jump from a train near Yuma, leaves hospital to live with her aunt and uncle. Her mother Iris Houston Oliva, 27, of Los Angeles, died during the leap last Monday night. Linda told nurses Mommy made me jump. Aunt Rose Marie Hosmer of Vineland, N J, and her husband have arrived to adopt her.

Yuma Linda Oliva Iris Houston Oliva Los Angeles Here Linda Rose Marie Hosmer Vineland N. J

How I Broke the Soda Habit

Mrs. Katherine Hill of Worcester Massachusetts notes she lived on baking soda until a friend told her about Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. She says it improved her appetite and digestion, helped her forget soda, and left her feeling better after years. The medicine is described as a stomachic tonic that stimulates appetite and aids digestion to prevent gas and sour stomach.

Katherine Hill Worcester Mass Dr. Pierce

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