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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1951

Page

4

Eisenhower names Biddle as deputy chief of staff

Paris March 13 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower appointed Col Anthony J Drexel Biddle Jr Philadelphia diplomat sportsman and soldier as deputy chief of staff today He will head the national affairs section of SHAPE in Europe under Eisenhowers Supreme Headquarters for Allied Powers in Europe

Paris Dwight D. Eisenhower Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr Philadelphia Biddle Eisenhower Supreme Headquarters For Allied Powers In Europe SHAPE

Artigue Cartoons Win Big With Gazette Readers

The Phoenix Gazette readers show strong engagement with Ray Artigue cartoons. Editorial and sports cartoons along with Meet Mr. cartoons draw broad attention, with 58.5 percent of subscribers reporting reading them. The survey notes 33.

Ray Artigue The Phoenix Gazette

A Game of Hide and Seek by Elizabeth Taylor

A Harriet Vesey romance in which Harriet, daughter of a suffragist, falls for Vesey then Charles Jephcott as older generations struggle with trust. The novel traces maturation from passion to painful choice amid family tensions and unfulfilled promises.

Elizabeth Taylor Knopf Caroline Harriet Vesey England Charles Jephcott Charles

Tomorrow In Conclusion Any Suggestions For Improving The Newspaper

A concise inquiry into how the newspaper could be enhanced with reader input, layout tweaks, and better coverage. It invites opinions on clarity, staffing, and feature balance to boost reader engagement.

Earthquakes Mostly Strike Undersea Causing Tidal Waves

Most earthquakes occur beneath ocean waters and inflict damage via the waves they generate. The statement notes the prevalence of submarine quakes and the resultant tidal waves as primary damage mechanism.

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