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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1951

Page

3

Dope Ring Smashed in Washington Area

Federal narcotics agents and DC police say they have shattered the biggest narcotics ring in the district supplying drugs to teenagers and army personnel. 35 arrested, 17 sought on warrants, including three women and four soldiers, in raids across district markets extending to Fort Eustis, Virginia.

Washington District of Columbia Boyd M. Martin Bureau of Narcotics Martin Fort Eustis Norfolk

Road Planners Meet Tuesday in County Farm Bureau

Road committees of Maricopa County farm bureaus will meet at 1 30 p m Tuesday in the State Highway Department Building at 1739 West Jackson Street. Wayne Skousen of Queen Creek, chairman, urges rural residents to submit county road improvement recommendations to farm-to-market road committee members before the meeting. Recommendations will be presented to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors the following week, continuing the fourth year of bureau committees working with supervisors on rural road planning.

Maricopa County

Corporal from Davis Monthan Held in Bank Robbery

James H. Wheelock, 19, a corporal at Davis Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, is held in San Francisco for investigation of armed bank robbery. He attempted to rob a Bank of America branch, threatening four people, but did not fire. He obtained $2,100 from the bank and abducted teller Joe Rogers before police arrested him after a faulty car incident and a struggle.

San Francisco INS James H. Wheelock Davis- Monthan Air Force Base Tucson Ariz Wheelock Bank of America W. R. Rost Joe Rogers

Polio Chapter Meets Monday in Encanto Park Clubhouse

The Maricopa Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will hold its annual meeting at 7 pm on Monday at the Encanto Park clubhouse. Don Willis reports on the 1951 March of Dimes results, and an executive board election will occur. Speakers include Charles Newton Henry Goodman and Mrs. C N Churchill with a sound movie from the 1950 polio epidemic. There are 125 members active in polio support and public information efforts.

Maricopa National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Encanto Park Club House March of Dimes Don Willis Maricopa County Charles Newton Foundation Henry Goodman State March of Dimes C. N. Churchill National Foundation Maricopa Polio

Gov Long to End Whippings at Angola Penitentiary

Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long announced plans to restrict inmate punishment to properly supervised whippings and urged alternatives like solitary confinement. He pledged that brutality at Angola prison would cease after the ongoing investigation concludes.

Baton Rouge INS Earl K. Long Louisiana State Penitentiary Angola

Shah Grants Farmland To Davudabad Peasants In Iran

In Davudabad near Tehran 143 peasants bowed with land deeds as they received eight hectares each under a royal program to break up large estates and sell small tracts on easy terms. They will pay 2812 rials annually for 25 years, amid heightened police presence after the Razmara assassination crisis.

Davudabad Iran Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Mossayab Bardahdar Tehran Russia Shah Ali Razmara

Phoenix GI 16 Is Cited For Combat Badge Return Home

Pvt. Daniel S. Garcia of 656 South 10th Street Phoenix Arizona was discharged after his commanding officer Col William W Quinn learned he was only 16 when he earned the Combat Infantryman's Badge in Korea The boy appeared to be 19 and was told his minority discharge would send him home His mother wrote to reveal his age Garcia left school to work in celery fields and said he might drive a furniture truck or work in a warehouse upon return to Arizona

Korea Daniel S. Garcia South 10Th Street Phoenix Ariz Garcia William W. Quinn Quinn Arizona

Navajo Ordnance Depot Receives $225,000 for Utilities

Washington March 17 Navajo Ordnance Depot at Flagstaff has been allotted $225000 for utilities under present army refurbishing contracts.

Service Eligibles Get Legion Help

The Lake-Greenway Post of the American Legion seeks employer cooperation to keep men in civilian jobs until called for service. A committee chaired by Col Wilson B. Wood will recruit employers. James A. Murphy says some firms refuse hiring or discharge reservists guardsmen and draft eligibles.

Lake-Greenway American Legion Wilson B. Wood Arizona James A. Murphy

Three Enter Service Acceptances at Recruiting Station

At the recruiting station 213 North First Avenue three entrants were accepted for military service. Raymond K. Jud of Flagstaff James R. Ack man Jr of Goodyear and George Gia of Chinle were named among the acceptances.

Army Air Force North First Avenue Raymond K. Jud Flagstaff James R. Ackman, Jr Goodyear George Gia Chinle

Big Four Deadlock Over East West Conference Agenda

In Paris on March 17 the Big Four deputy foreign ministers adjourned after under three hours with no agenda for a full dress East-West powers conference. A Western delegate voiced frustration, questioning the conference’s usefulness, as Russia the United States Britain and France prepare to retry Monday to shape the Council of Foreign Ministers meeting agenda.

Paris INS Russia United States Britain France Council of Foreign Ministers Ernest Davies

Babs Hutton Returns to U.S. Divorceless

Barbara Hutton, heiress to Woolworth millions, arrived in San Antonio after customs. She had been in Cuernavaca seeking a quick divorce from Prince Igor Troubetzkoy and said she planned no definite plans, only a return to New York as she continued her bid for freedom.

San Antonio Tex New York Barbara Hutton Cuernavaca Mexico Prince Igor Troubetzkoy Woolworth

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