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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
2
A 55-year-old woman, Mrs. Muriel Reynard of Tucson, died from injuries after a two car crash at the East 22nd Street and Country Club Road intersection on the outskirts of Tucson. Seven others were injured in the collision.
Two Phoenix men, brothers John 42 and Emery 51 Simpson, died after their car struck a slowly moving steam roller near a road construction site three miles north of Colorado Springs Colorado. The steam roller was advancing at about three miles an hour while the car traveled about 45.
Warren R. Austin, U.S. delegate to the United Nations, spoke at Tulane University about unity in collective security. He argued military and political aims must align, citing the U.N. victory in Greece where Communist forces withdrew without cease fires or treaties, demonstrating unity’s power. He warned political forces may shape China, possibly yielding similar results.
Sarah Marley, 71, a veteran Douglas school teacher and former principal, died after a long illness in a Douglas hospital. She moved from Nebraska to Douglas and also served as postmaster at the Bisbee Douglas International Airport after World War II. A plaque will be erected in her honor at a school where she taught, with services conducted by Rev. G Grey Dashen at 4:30 p.m. today followed by cremation.
Marshall said Dulles was not consulted before MacArthur's dismissal while Truman consulted Marshalls and Acheson with Brad ley and Harriman. Smith pressed who weighed in on MacArthur’s role vis a vis the Japan peace treaty and questioned Dulles absence. Marshall noted the matter was discussed at length with state department input.
Native Phoenician born March 25 1889 Dr Stoner led Troop 10 as scout master in 1945 1946 He studied osteopathy at Kirksville College and served 14 months in World War I as a second lieutenant After marriage to Carrie Louise Sanders in 1918 he opened his practice in Phoenix Survived by wife two daughters two grandchildren two brothers and a sister in Los Angeles
Government sources report eight Communist Huks and three civilians slain yesterday in raids and clashes on Luzon Island. The incidents occurred across multiple locations as security forces pushed operations against insurgents.
Delegates from Alaska Hawaii California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming gather in Tucson for the Western Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention. Arizona clubwomen host with Mrs Dennis Weaver guiding the program and Mrs A E Rice presiding. Dr Paul S Burgess and Mrs Henry Roe Cloud headline talks amid a 4 p.m. Tucson tour.
Funeral services for Marius Mickelson 85 of Thatcher will be held at 3 p m tomorrow in the Thatcher Ward Chapel LDS. Bishop Eldon Palmer and Jesse A Udall plus Jack Daley will be speakers. Burial will follow at Thatcher Cemetery. Mickelson long served as patriarch of the St Joseph Stake and was Thatcher East Ward bishop. Surviving are his wife six daughters three sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Observers from nine Allied air forces in Europe will travel to Korea for a month to study large scale jet air power. Two experts will be sent from Belgium Denmark France Italy The Netherlands Norway Portugal Greece and Turkey. Greece and Turkey are non NA members.
Cordell Hull secretary of state from 1933 to 1944, was reported to be further improved at the Navy Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland. Hull, 79, remains seriously ill with a respiratory infection and heart ailment after being a patient since Saturday.
A Tucson veteran notes Colonel Gaines has stated the matter clearly and Gaines regrets not aiding Arellano. The hospital group says they are sympathetic but under current status, these men are not eligible for treatment, and Gaines questions the war designation.
Funeral services for Clair D. Bartholomew 61 who died Tuesday in Southside Osteopathic Hospital Mesa will be held at 10 a.m tomorrow at M L Gibbons Mortuary. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery. Survivors include wife Pearl daughters Pat Jones Reba Webb Zita Pierce sons Allen Luther siblings and 10 grandchildren.
A local record shop chatter turns to the public embrace of serious music as fans who adored Sinatra shift to Pagliacci when sung by Mario Lanza. The Phoenix Symphony then announces a free concert at Encanto Park Sunday night at 8:15 as Music Week gift to the community.
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