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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1951

Page

4

Yuma Airfield Reactivation Studied by Air Force

The United States Air Force seriously considers reactivating the former Yuma Air Force Base as a permanent training facility for jet fighter pilots. An inspection team suggested a 6,700 to 8,500 foot runway upgrade and housing and community data be gathered while Lt. W. W. Edwards could command the base if reopened. about 300 airmen may be stationed there for four to five weeks of gunnery training.

Yuma United States Air Force Yuma Air Force Base Air Force Western Air Defense Force W. W. Edwards Luke Air Force Base

Former Weatherman Returns Visit To San Francisco

San Francisco veteran weatherman E. L. Felton visits with family, recounting duties as San Francisco Weather Bureau section director of California. He notes dry spring in the Bay Area, widespread Western winds, and early work on shipper forecasts in Phoenix. Felton built high snow gauges on Mount Baldy and San Francisco Peaks.

San Francisco E. L. Felton Phoenix U. S. Weather Bureau Sun Country Bonnie San Tancisco Felton California Phoenix Grand Junction Colo Arizona United States Mount Baldy White Mountains Inner Basin

NAM Official Says Inflation Threatens Security More Than Russia

Lane D. Webber of Los Angeles, NAM vice-president, told Phoenix Advertising Club members that inflation poses a greater danger to U S security than a Russian attack. He blamed high taxes, government spending, abundant purchasing power, and a socialist philosophy, urging at least $10 billion annual spending cuts, broader taxes, tighter private credit, and higher production. George W. Christie was elected club president, succeeding Irv Miller, at the luncheon yesterday.

United States Russia Lane D. Webber Los Angeles National Association of Manufacturers Phoenix Advertising Club George W. Christie First National Bank of Arizona Irv Miller Webber

Students Vote For Officers At Phoenix College

Candidates for Phoenix College student offices will be voted on tomorrow in the college Executive Board Room. Introduced in a student body assembly today are Associated student body Milton Bean Eldridge Gonaway Jerry Clingenpeel Walter Hanson Jim Hornbake Betty Joe Tompkins Jeanette Maurello Zelpha Ellenbaum Associated women students Katherine Pruett Jo Anne Adkins Mary Lynn Aiey Nancy Lee Martin Alice Lopez Suzie Moore Treasurer John Burton Reg Barr Associated men students president

Phoenix College Associated Student Body Milton Bean Eldridge Gonaway Jerry Clingenpeel Walter Hanson Jim Hornbake Betty Joe Tompkins Jeanette Maurello Zelpha Ellenbaum Associated Women Katherine Pruett Jo Anne Adkins Mary Lynn Aiey Nancy Lee Martin Alice Lopez Suzie Moore Associated Men John Burton Reg Barr

Jury Clears Man In Forgery Case

Louis S Marches, 43, of 2622 West Verde Lane and former Glendale Produce Company president, was acquitted by a Maricopa County jury on forging a $500 check. The defense claimed the check was not negotiated to the payee but converted to cash for company purposes. Also acquitted was Pablo Valenzuela, 74, of Glendale, accused of aggravated assault on Luz Valenzuela. Britain suspended 3,000 railway trains under a coal saving program.

Louis S.marches West Verde Lane Glendale Produce Company Maricopa County Harold R. Scoville Marches Pablo Valenzuela Glendale Luz Valenzuela

Eight Airports May Receive Federal Aid

The Commerce Department proposes federal aid for eight Arizona airports for the year starting July 1. Projects include expansions, new buildings, runway improvements, and lighting. Local sponsors share and federal contributions are listed for Prescott, Douglas, Tucson, Yuma, Phoenix Sky Harbor, Kingman, Ajo, and Coolidge Florence airports.

Washington Commerce Department Congress Arizona Civil Aeronautics Administration Prescott Municipal Douglas Bisbee-Douglas International Tucson Municipal Yuma County Phoenix Sky Harbor Municipal Kingman Municipal Ajo Municipal Coolidge- Florence

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