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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1951

Page

6

Canal Lining Planned in Salt River Users Program

The Salt River Valley Water Users Association will include lining of the Arizona Canal near Granite Reef Dam in its rehabilitation program starting July 1. The first phase aims to save water at a projected cost of about 1.25 million dollars, with further spending of around 200 thousand for pumps and wells and 150 thousand for canal lining. Rubber-seal steel gates will be installed at irrigation structures, and upstream work includes water proof sealing of Stewart Mountain Dam. Tests have progressed on small sections, with work timed for when storage is lowest. additional road work is planned for Bartlett Horseshoe Roosevelt and Mormon Flat Dams.

Arizona Canal Granite Reef Dam Salt River Valley Water Users Association Board of Governors Stanley A. Ward Salt River Power District Stewart Mountain Dam Bartlett Dam Horseshoe Dam Roosevelt Dam Mormon Flat Dam

Fire destroys Buckeye Arch Service Station and Store

A Buckeye blaze at Arch Service Station and Store 1 percent miles west on U S Highway 80 caused 7000 to 8000 dollars in damage. The building was razed and stock destroyed though the nearby two bedroom home was saved. Owner Elizabeth Alferman and her daughters assisted evacuating belongings as firefighters battled the flames overnight. cause believed to be an outside compressor for an ice box.

Buckeye Arch Here Elizabeth Alferman Alferman

Guzik Remains In Jail As His Lawyer Leaves

Charles A. Guzik, alleged despoiler of teenage boys, stays in county jail on $150,000 bond while Chicago attorney Michael H. Brodkin leaves. Brodkin came as Guzik’s emissary to gauge charges. Wilson to defend alone. Deputy Atty Flynn reports seven new reels of pornographic film at Guzik’s home and a 197-name coded list. The case centers on a 14-year-old boy’s confession leading to discovery of many victims.

Charles A. Guzik Chicago Michael H. Brodkin Guzik Brodkin Atty George T. Wilson Sam Greenbaum Greenbaum Jake Greasy Thumb Underworld John J. Flynn Swank N. 13Th Pl

Bunche Among Eight Awarded Boy Scout Honor

Nobel Peace Prize winner Ralph J. Bunche was among eight men honored with the Silver Buffalo for distinguished service to boyhood at the Boy Scouts national court of honor meeting in Chicago. Recipients included Edgar A. Guest, James Lippitt Clark, James H. Douglas Jr., Raymond W. Miller, Henry Smith Richardson, Maj. Gen. D. C. Spry, and Jack P. Whitaker, lauded for leadership, public service, and support of scouting initiatives.

Chicago Ralph J. Bunche United Nations Division of Trusteeship Boy Scouts of America Today Scouts’ National Court of Honor Bunche Edgar A. Guest Detroit Mich Scouts’ Board of Directors James Lippitt Clark New York City National Court of Honor James H. Douglas Jr National Council Raymond W. Miller Washington, D.C National Committee On Rural Scouting Henry Smith Richardson Greensboro N.C Scouts D. C. Spry Ottawa Canada Canadian General Council Boy Scouts Association Jack P. Whitaker Kansas City

Benjamin Williams Funeral Conducted

Funeral services for Benjamin Carter Williams 75 died Thursday at his home 9818 North Third Street were held today in A L Moore and Sons Mortuary The Rev Leland B Entrekin of Heart To Heart Hour Chapel conducted rites Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Park Williams a native of Texas came to Phoenix 32% years ago from New Mexico He was a retired clerk for the Southern Pacific Railroad Survivors include his wife Elizabeth A of Phoenix three daughters Winnie Lee Williams Mrs Leon D Guess both of Phoenix and Mrs Mark Bradford of Los Angeles five sons Delbert D Benjamin Jr and Warer C all of Los Angeles Leonard L and Orville D both of Phoenix two sisters and nine grandchildren

Benjamin Carter Williams North Third Street A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary Leland B. Entrekin Heart Greenwood Memorial Park Williams Texas Phoenix New Mexico Southern Pacific Railroad Elizabeth A Winnie Lee Williams Leon D. Guess Mark Bradford Los Angeles Delbert D Benjamin, Jr Warer C Leonard L Orville D

Mrs Maud Oliver State Pioneer Dies in Arizona

Mesa woman Maud Oliver aged 68, a state pioneer who arrived in Arizona 61 years ago, died yesterday at Southside District Hospital. Funeral at 2 pm Monday in Snowflake Chapel of the LDS Church with interment in Snowflake. Survivors include husband William Henry Oliver of Mesa eight children three sisters 33 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren.

Violet Johnson Mesa Cecia White Apache Gweneth Campbell Clyde Fern Shelley Arlene Peterson Snowflake Francis W

Coast Woman Dies Of Injury After Collision

A Long Beach California woman died from a skull fracture after a two car crash 12 miles east of Kingman. Her husband Charles Baston Jr. was injured with a broken back and John Lee of Merced was unhurt. Other incidents include Mrs Smothers and children treated after a sedan bus collision and Elsie Jordan injured at 27th Place and Yuma with drivers not identified.

Long Beach Calif Kingman Arizona Mary A. Baston Charles A. Baston, Jr John Lee Merced Arizona Highway Patrol E. G. Smothers Patricia Billy East Palm Lane Memorial Hospital Central Avenue McDowell Road Smothers Lee H. Reagan North 27Th Avenue Elsie Jordan S. Eighth Pl 27Th Place Yuma

Prison Arrival Dies in Arizona Prison Mortality

Richard Mansfield, 37, a Boston transient, died an hour after arriving at the Arizona state prison in Florence. Mansfield had pleaded guilty in Prescott to stamping a Salvation Army officer’s name on counterfeit checks and cashing them, receiving a 1 to 2 year sentence. The Salvation Army had aided him upon arrival in Prescott.

Florence Arizona State Prison Richard Mansfield Boston Orville Bozarth Yavapai County Mansfield Prescott Salvation Army

Ollie Hugh Farmer 83 dies. services planned in Mendota

Ollie Hugh Farmer 83 of 4418 East Washington died this morning in a local hospital. The body will be sent to Mendota Illinois for funeral services and burial. A native of Lexington Kentucky he was a retired section foreman for the Chicago and North Western Railway and had moved here six months ago from Rock Falls Illinois. He was a Mason. Surviving are his wife Margaret of Phoenix and nine children Faye Marlow Santa Barbara Edward Ricedorf Rock Falls Donald Mahoney Joliet Carl Salt Lake City Joseph Mendota Russell James both of Kewanee Harry Portland plus five sons.

Ollie Hugh Farmer E. Washington Méndoza Ill A. L. Moore and Sons Farmer Lexington Chicago and North Western Railway Company Rock Falls Masonic Lodge Margaret Phoenix Faye Marlow Santa Barbara Calif Edward Ricedorf Donald Mahoney Joliet Carl Salt Lake City Utah Joseph Mendota Russell James Kewanee, Ill Harry Portland Ore

Lena Allen 85 Dies in Good Samaritan Hospital

Mrs. Lena Allen aged 85 of 1814 Palmcroft Way NE died last night in Good Samaritan Hospital. Native of Russia and U.S. resident since 1903 she lived in Phoenix 13 years. Funeral and burial in Los Angeles. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Archie Kroloff of Phoenix and Mrs P H Koolish and Mrs Ned Koenigsberg of Chicago, a son Richard of Los Angeles, eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Lena Allen Palmcroft Way Good Samaritan Hospital Los Angeles A. L. Moore and Sons Allen Russia United States Phoenix Archie Kroloff P. H. Koolish Ned Koenigsberg Chicago Richard

Meeting Site Picked for Arizona Bar Convention

PRESCOTT, May 26 AP The State Bar of Arizona will hold its next convention here in May 1952, the Board of Governors has decided.

Prescott State Bar of Arizona Board of Governors

Trainmen End Two Year Dispute With Wage Gains

Washington May 26 UPI Settlement of the two year dispute between the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and carriers grants about 150000 workers retroactive wage increases and rule changes. Yardmen receive 33 cents per hour and roadmen 18.5 cents with additional 12/5 cents and 5 cents raises. Management expects a $97 million annual cost rise. a three year moratorium on wage and rules changes runs from Oct 1 1950. Other unions must settle before army may alter control of railroads. Freight rates are sought to reflect higher costs.

Washington Brotherhood of Railroad Army Interstate Commerce Commission

Goodman Descendants Plan Reunion in Thatcher Arizona

A reunion for the 629 descendants of Mr and Mrs William N Goodman pioneer Arizonans will be held at Thatcher High School gym Wednesday. The Goodmans nine children produced 159 families with 20 births reported last year. Eight service members serve in the armed forces and two are on LDS missions.

Goodman

Two Accused Bandits Waive Hearing in Phoenix

Frank Whitmarsh Lane and Benjamin Frank Morris, both 32 and 29, accused Santa Monica cap-pistol bandits, waived preliminary hearing today in East Phoenix Precinct Court on three robbery counts. Each held for superior court trial under $2,000 bond. Arrested in Sunnyslope last Sunday by Deputy Homer Ward who quoted them saying they used a Roy Rogers Special cap pistol. They allegedly stole $150 from Barney's Liquor Store on 1540 E. McDowell and $50 from Standard Service Station at 2350 E. McDowell.

Frank Whitmarsh Lane Benjamin Frank Morris Santa Monica Calif East Phoenix Harry E. Westfall Sunnyslope Sheriff's Homer Ward Roy Rogers Lane Morris Barney’s E. McDowell Standard Service Station

Criminal Assault Hearing For Local Teacher Scheduled

BISBEE May 26 AP Preliminary hearing for 30 year old Rucker Canyon School teacher Charles Bruce McLain charged with criminally assaulting a 12 year old girl pupil was scheduled to appear before Justice of the Peace L. T. Frazier. McLain allegedly attacked the girl at a school party on May 11, fled in a truck, and was captured the next day by a sheriff's posse.

Bisbee Rucker Canyon Charles Bruce McLain L. T. Frazier Justice of the Peace McLain

Irving Marks Dies Of Heart Attack

Irving Marks a 57 year old World War I veteran was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital after a heart attack near the alley at Fourth Street and Jefferson. He collapsed but did not respond to oxygen from an ambulance crew. His body was taken to A L Moore and Sons Funeral Home. He resided at 1012 North Central and had no known survivors.

Irving. Marks Memorial Hospital Mr. Marks Fourth St Jefferson A. L. Moore and Sons Funeral Home N. Central

Stricken Motorist Dies Near Gila Bend

Charles Woodburn aged 64 of Westmoreland California died in Memorial Hospital shortly after suffering a heart attack while driving near Gila Bend. His wife Pauline was with him. He was a Kansas native. Body sent to A. L. Moore and Sons.

Charles Woodburn Westmoreland Calif Memorial Hospital Gila Bend Pauline Kansas A. L. Moore and Sons

Ray Woman Dies Here

Mrs. Alice Jackson age 42 of Ray died this morning at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was unconscious when brought to the hospital yesterday. The body was taken to Grimshaw Mortuary.

Alice Jackson Ray Memorial Hospital Grimshaw Mortuary

America warns Iran oil crisis could fracture unity of free world

In Tehran American Ambassador Henry F. Grady told Iran that a serious Iran Britain dispute threatens free world unity. The note urged negotiated settlement, denying U S interference while preserving Iran’s right to control resources and ensure oil flow to world markets. The Anglo Iranian Oil Company sought ICJ arbitration. the 1933 agreement governs settlement by arbitration.

America Iran Free World Tehran INS Henry F. Grady United States Britain Grady Behar Kazemi Aide-Memoire Kazemi U. S Anglo-Iranian Oil Company

Jury Clears Glendale Barmaid Acquitted of Beer Charge

Elouise Thomas a 23 year old Glendale barmaid was acquitted by a 12 man jury in justice court of selling beer to a minor at Shamrock Cafe. Justice Frank Carden presided in the Glendale Civic Center as crowds overflowed. Thomas appeared with employer Leonard Ferguson and his wife. Jurors found no proof she served beer to the juvenile as charged. Ferguson said keeping underage patrons out is nearly impossible in Glendale.

Brodkin Guzik al Capone Kefauver Greenbaum Greasy Thumb Phoenix Arizona Manor Girard Glendale Elouise Thomas Justice Court Frank Carden Glendale Civic Center Miss Thomas Leonard L. Ferguson Ferguson

Information For Motorists Weekend Highway Conditions

Information on highway conditions for weekend motorists lists state highways under construction or detour passable segments near Davis Dam Ash Fork Wikicup Prescott and other locations. It notes flag control tunnels bridgework new alignments and short detours and gives details for Maricopa County recreational roads including Bush Highway and Cave Creek and Carl Pleasant Dam roads with openings and limited construction in effect.

Davis Dam Ash Fork Wikicup Prescott Superior Springerville Alpine Coolidge Chandler Tucson Congress Junction Douglas Florence Picacho Junction Nogales Maricopa County Mesa Stewart Mountain Dam Saguaro Lake Tonto National Forest Gila County Gila-Maricopa Cave Creek Carl Pleasant Dam

Fannie Johnson of Phoenix Dies

Mrs. Fannie Josephine Johnson sixty, of 2634 West Jefferson Street, died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Lindale Texas she came to Phoenix in 1935 from Tyler. Survived by husband Milton a daughter Mrs. William Preston and a son Joe all of Phoenix and her father Joe Land of Tyler. Funeral services will be arranged at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.

Fannie Josephine Johnson West Jefferson Street Good Samaritan Hospital Lindale Tex Johnson Phoenix Tyler Loyal Star of America Milton William Preston Joe Joe Land A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary

65 000 producing gas wells in the United States

A figure reported shows about 65 000 gas wells are producing across the United States, reflecting the scale of natural gas extraction and infrastructure in the energy sector.

United States

Mesa Soldier Dies in Texas Car Truck Crash

In a Cotulla collision near Cotulla yesterday a Lackland Air Force Base band member died and four others were injured. The deceased is Pfc. Henry G. McBride, 22, of Glendale California. Injured and flown to Lackland's station hospital were Cpl. Louis C. Pasquantonio, 20, Bronx New York. Pfc. Jose R. C. Lopez, 20, Springer New Mexico. Pfc. Garry W. Lines, 19, Mesa Arizona. and Pfc. Norris A. Hooton, 19, New Carlisle Indiana.

San Antonio Tex Lackland Air Force Base Cotulla Henry G. McBride Glendale Calif Lackland’s Station Hospital Louis C. Pasquantonio the Bronx N. Y Jose R. C. Lopez Springer N. M Garry W. Lines Mesa Ariz Norris A. Hooton New Carlisle Ind

Son of Mrs. Lewis Allen Enlists in Air Force

Lines, son of Mrs. Lewis Allen of 402 S. Mesa Dr, is a Mesa High School graduate who was attending Arizona State College in Tempe when he enlisted in the air force in January.

Phone Firm Makes Wage Boost Offer

The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company proposed weekly wage increases of 3 to 6 dollars for 2,300 Arizona workers, made in Denver during contract talks with unions. Lawson V. Smith said the raises reflect a policy to match wages with comparable employers and noted the move will raise telephone service costs and affect Arizona Corporation Commission considerations amid a large state construction program.

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Arizona Denver Lawson V. Smith Arizona Corporation Commission Commission Smith

Fanny Brice Fights Death in Oxygen Tent

Hollywood May 26 UP Fanny Brice 59 a famed stage screen and radio star fights death in an oxygen tent Hospital attendants report a critical condition from a severe massive cerebral hemorrhage Brice rose to fame as a Ziegfeld star in the early 1920s and created Ba Snooks on radio after her tearful My Man performance suffered an illness at her Beverly Hills home Thursday

Hollywood Fanny Brice Miss Brice My Man Ba Snooks Beverly Hills

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Vinson- Carter St. Louis Muriel Lehnerts Roy Mossenbrin Wilson Flynn Benjamin Williams Maud Oliver Irving Marks Ray Woman Eta Hague Holland International Court of Justice Security Council General Assembly of The United Nations Fannie Johnson Palmer Mfg. Corp. Excensx Underwriters Laboratories, Inc Heinze, Bowen & Harrington O'Neill's Auto Park 3Rd Ave Adams É& Go East Mcdowell
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