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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1951
Page
10
Dr. Walter Alvarez of the Mayo Foundation explains that while nerves cannot be eliminated you can learn to manage them. The piece outlines methods to reduce nervous strain tackle unpleasant tasks and work more efficiently with calmer nerves. It promotes April Reader's Digest featuring 43 condensed articles.
Mrs. Bessie Albritton aged 20 of 841 East Pima Street marked her twentieth birthday with a visit to Humanity Memorial Hospital for treatment of burns. She sustained first, second, and third degree burns on her body.
The Arizona Corporation Commission postponed indefinitely a hearing into intrastate freight rates for Santa Fe Southern Pacific Magma Arizona and Apache. Chairman Wilson T Wright said the railroads asked for the delay and the inquiry, originally scheduled for March 29 30, will likely be taken up in April.
A Cruzeiro Sul Air Line passenger jet crashed into the sea near Florianopolis in Santa Catarina today, killing three and injuring four. The incident occurred during the flight from Rio de Janeiro to the southern coast, authorities said.
Arizona lawmakers face a funding ambiguity as a $50,000 appropriation to the Corporation Commission for rate hearing work may or may not cover operating costs of the utility division. The bill limits funds to rate experts engineers and attorneys, risking potential closure of the division if the special fund cannot cover about $18,000 yearly without AG approval. The AG and commission seek a conference with the state operations committee to clarify legislative intent and spending constraints.
Laird Eugene Wilson a 22 year old airman at Williams Air Force Base received 60 days in county jail for reckless driving with prior convictions. Judge Francis J. Donofrio ordered the sentence. Richard Duarte 19 of 1730 East Grant Street was fined 100 dollars for petty theft.
Delegates from seven western states will converge here April 21 for the four day annual meeting of the fifth district of the National Electrical Contractors Association. NECA officers and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers leaders from the AFL-CIO will attend led by Louie Ingram of Phoenix. Speakers include Lawson Wimberly, James McClure of Dallas, and William F. Patterson of Washington. Jerome Kelleher is local NECA chapter manager.
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