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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1951

Page

8

Barricade Is Always Lonely Soldier Email From Korea

HAL BOYLE prints a Soldier’s reflection on a Chinese propaganda leaflet found in Korea. He frames the message as a skilled attempt to sow doubt and urges U.S. troops to see their fight as defending freedom and a peaceful world, not financial interests.

New York Korea Chinese People’s Army Volunteer Forces Wall Street Donald Caine Eighth Cavalry Regiment Caine U.S. Cavalry Division Seoul Taegu Main Street U.S.A United Nations China Russia

Eighteen lawyers admitted to Arizona state bar ceremony

Eighteen attorneys joined the Arizona State Bar in a ceremony before the Arizona Supreme Court. Fourteen were from Phoenix, two from Tucson, one from Mesa, and one from California. Named admittees include Charles Matthew Hanna Crehore III and Andrew Bal, with many other listed Phoenix residents and two Tucson lawyers.

State Arizona Supreme Court Phoenix Tucson Mesa California Charles Matthew Hanna Crehore Mert. III Latham Street Andrew Bal Fast Flower Street Richard Elliott Ramona Road James Edward Hunter Whitton Avenue Udell Mark Liebsohn Coronado Road Leland Clarence Makemson Brill Abraham Ronald Abelson San Francisco Douglas Howard Standage

Arrest Ends Two Youths' Theft Spree

Two teenage boys were arrested after attempting to sell a stolen diamond ring valued at 995 dollars. They admitted taking rings from Daniel's Jewelry Company and selling a larger ring through a middleman. Police and store managers verify losses as detectives investigate.

J. N. Larranaga East Washington Street Larranaga Bernice Schick Clarence Meyers Glenn Cartland West Mulberry Drive

Truck Group Elects Officers In Arizona Meeting

Guy Cutler of Phoenix was elected president of the Arizona Motor Transport Association succeeding Harold Shaw. Vern M. Best and Mike Harold were named vice presidents and William F. Smith became secretary treasurer. Walter W. Belsen of Washington spoke at the Hotel Westward Ho urging ongoing highway public relations improvements and safer highway behavior by truckers.

Guy Cutler South 30Th Drive Phoenix Utah- Arizona Freight Lines Arizona Motor Transport Association Harold Shaw Vern M. Best East Pierce Street Mike Harold Tucson William F. Smith East Elm Drive Walter W. Belsen Washington, D. C American Trucking Association Westward Ho

Industrial accidents cost 21 million in wages and 2.1 million lost days

Washington report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows 2,100,000 man work-days were lost to industrial accidents in the last quarter of 1950. Injured workers lost about 21 million in wages. The figures cover 105,000 injuries, 400 deaths, and 6,100 permanent injuries, with no defense-program loss estimated.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS

Scientist Tests Animals Sixth Sense at Duke University

Duke University researchers led by Dr. J. B. Rhine pursue animal ESP experiments to verify human sixth sense. Studying dogs, cats, migratory birds, and turtles, the project seeks an unseen sense organ and a neural center for ESP, citing famous cases like Bobbie the collie and Clementine the cat as clues while noting many reports remain unpublicized.

Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press Durham N. C Duke University J. B. Rhine Rhine Bobbie Silverton Ore Indiana Mexico Oregon Tle Delaware River Pennsylvania

No Hearing Date Set For Bus Driver

Tolleson March 26 no date has been set for hearing for L. Z. Smith 35 year old American Bus lines driver accused of speeding. Smith who resides at 4050 South 13th Street in South Phoenix was the driver of the coach which went off the highway near Avondale March 8 resulting in fatal injuries to William Bass 35 of Santa Barbara Calif a passenger. Thirteen others were hurt. Smith is at liberty under $50 bond.

Tolleson L. Z. Smith Arthur R. Webster Justice of the Peace Smith South 13Th Street South Phoenix Avondale William Bass Santa Barbara Calif Liberty

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