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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

7

NPA Orders More Steel for Defense

The National Production Authority announced steel supplies for autos and other hard goods will be cut about one third below pre Korea levels on July 1. A large share of output will be reserved for defense orders in August, with set asides up to 95 percent for wheels and axles and other materials. The move aligns with the Controlled Materials Plan and affects iron and steel producers across 57 industries to prioritize defense needs.

Bulletin Washington National Production Authority Iron and Steel NPR

31 Recruits Are Accepted at Recruiting Station

The following have been accepted at the United States Army and Air Force Recruiting Station 213 Worth First Avenue George E Domen Jr 2134 West Whitton Avenue Raymond L Mc Raven Jr 912 North 11th Street Wilbur H Pettit 1721 West Short Road Charles L Hall 2221 East Fillmore Street Wesley R Schmelling 3102 North 22nd Tommie P Moore Coolidge Donald L Reddell Scottsdale Leland R Cooley Wickenburg L E Crawford El Mirage Douglas B Henderson Buckeye Cruz P Chlimides McNary Stanley C Ginth er and Oakley C Gholson Wittman Vern Scott Chandler Gene E Hansen and Robert L Dodd Flagstaff Robert P Jarmans and Cyrus M Redding Mesa William E Moore Thomas C Davidson James D Weaver Edward Miranda Trinidad B Gomez Jr Ralph E Beaupre Francis E Floyd Mike G Sandoval Jr Pedro E Sagasta Juan P Ortegas Arthur C Gonzales Robert Cervantes Frederick S Ott all of Tucson.

United States Army and Air Force Worth First Avenue George E. Domen, Jr West Whitton Avenue Raymond L. McRaven, Jr North 11Th Street Wilbur H. Pettit West Short Road Charles L. Hall East Fillmore Street Wesley R Schmelling Tommie P. Moore Coolidge Donald L. Reddell Scottsdale Leland R. Cooley Wickenburg L. E. Crawford el Mirage Douglas B. Henderson Buckeye Cruz P. Chilimides McNary Stanley C. Ginther Oakley C. Gholson Wittman Vern Scott. Chandler Gene E. Hansen Robert L. Dodd Flagstaff Robert P. Jarmans Cyrus M. Redding Mesa William E. Moore Thomas C. Davidson James D. Weaver Edward Miranda Glene Trinidad B. Gomez, Jr Ralph E. Beaupre Francis E. Floyd Mike G. Sandoval, Jr Pedro E. Sagasta Juan P. Ortegas Arthur C. Gonzales Robert Cervantes Frederick S. Ott Tucson

Arizonans Added To Wounded List

The wounded list from Korea includes Arizona soldiers Pfe Eliseo A. Huerta of Tucson Cpl Paul McKenzie of Coolidge and Cpl Clifford D. Young of Phoenix. Their families are listed with home addresses and names.

Korea Arizona Pfe Eliseo A. Huerta B. C. Huerta Tucson Cpl Paul McKenzie Lizzie McKenzie Coolidge Clifford D. Young Norman W. Young West Lincoln Street Phoenix

Forger Goes To Prison In Arizona Forgery Case

Jack C. Hill a 26 year old automotive equipment salesman from 4122 North 42nd Street pled guilty to forgery and was sentenced by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Ralph Barry to 2 to 4 years in Arizona Prison. Hill forged five traveler's checks totaling 50 dollars and had prior trouble, probation officers said.

Jack C. Hill North 42Nd Street Arizona Maricopa County Ralph Barry Hill

Thieves Steal Lead Bricks From Lumber Yard in Phoenix

Police pursue suspects after 170 lead bricks weighing 850 pounds valued at 165 dollars were taken from Foxworth McCalla Lumber yard at 15th Avenue and Washington Street. In other news, Salt River Valley tourism this winter tops 60 million dollars with over one million visitors aiding revenue. A Los Angeles man, 24, surrendered to deputies claiming he is wanted in Needles California for bad checks. The Iowa Club plans a meeting at Idlewild Park with pot luck supper and film. Deputies also investigate a burglary at Isaac School Pharmacy on West McDowell Road stealing about 67 dollars cash and 300 dollars of narcotics and other items.

Foxworth-McCalla Lumber Company 15Th Avenue Washington Street Isaac School West McDowell Road

Two Arizona Marines Win Bronze Stars for Valor

Bronze Star medals for valor in the Korean War go to Arizona Marines Captain Guy M. Washburn and Private Vernon Tsoodle. Washburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey G. Washburn of Phoenix, directed air strikes and carried a portable radio up a contested hill. Tsoodle, of Gila Bend, defended an airstrip by taking an exposed position to thwart enemy infiltration by night.

Arizona Guy M. Washburn Aubrey G. Washburn North Ninth Street Phoenix Vernon Tsoodle Jimmie Leah Tsoodle Gila Bend Washburn Tsoodle

Barry Goldwater Addresses Indian Welfare in Phoenix

Barry Goldwater, a city councilman, told members of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce that more than 65,000 Indians on Arizona reservations are living in indescribable conditions and urged action to improve their welfare.

Barry Goldwater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Arizona

Fire damages Los Angeles Examiner classified dept

A fire of undetermined origin broke out on the second floor of the Los Angeles Examiner building today and severely damaged the classified advertising department.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Examiner

Judge Frees Scientist X of Contempt in Grand Jury Case

Dr Joseph W Weinberg known as Scientist X is freed of four contempt charges by U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff who ruled his refusal to answer grand jury questions could be protected by the Fifth Amendment He was suspended from the University of Minnesota amid espionage allegations related to wartime secrecy and connections to the California lab jury questions focused on possible self incrimination and wartime activities at radiation laboratory.

Washington Joseph W. Weinberg United States Alexander Holtzoff Weinberg Holtzoff University of Minnesota House Un-American Activities Committee University of California Radiation Laboratory J. Frank Cunningham Justice Department California Cunningham Myron Uhrlich

Nurses Leave for Psychiatric Nursing Course in Compton

Nurses Kathy Cronin from Chula Vista and Emily White from New York City depart Memorial Hospital for a 12 week program at Compton Sanitarium in Compton California. The course advances the hospital’s new branch of nursing through its affiliation.

Kathy Cronin Emily White Memorial Hospital Compton Sanitarium Compton Calif Miss Cronin Chula Vista Miss White New York City

Texas and Florida Cabbage Producers Highlight Fresh Use

Texas and Florida emerge as major cabbage producers for fresh use, underscoring regional output and market demand. The report notes robust growing conditions and distribution channels supporting year round availability.

Texas Florida

Jaycees Honor Maurice ONeill Jr and others at banquet

The Phoenix Jaycees named Maurice ONeill Jr a outstanding member for his service to Phoenix Junior Chamber activities and awarded him a wrist watch. Bill Griffith retired president received golf clubs and Jay Stuckey got a belt and buckle set during the annual ladies night banquet. Newly elected officers were installed with Don Epperson as president and Clyde Thompson John Jennings and others named as officers and directors.

Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Maurice O'Neill Phoenix Bill Griffith Jay Stuckey Don Epperson Clyde D. Thompson

Athletes Foot Germ Kill in One Hour Claim

Ad promotes T-4-I foot germ killer with undiluted alcohol base claiming high concentration and penetration. Offers 40¢ money back if not satisfied and notes availability at all drug stores.

Chain Reaction Wreck Injures Couple in Leicester

In Leicester England May 17 Charles Waldock and his wife were thrown from a motorcycle after a collision with a car. Mrs Hilda Leake helped and was knocked down by a second car, driver Henry Redwood then struck by a third motorcycle. All injuries were minor.

Leicester England Charles Waldock Hilda Leake Henry Redwood Waldock

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