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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1949

Page

2

New Farm Law May Raise Butter Prices Soon

Washington officials say the newly signed Farm Law could lift butter prices within two months as it expands price supports and gives the Secretary of Agriculture broad discretion on 1950 levels for pork, butter, milk and eggs. A special provision may push prices higher before year end while eggs may stay cheaper next year.

Washington Truman Charles F. Brannan

Arraigning On Murder Charge Set

Arnold Larson, 35, a former La Crosse car salesman, faced arraignment on a murder charge after his ex-wife Nola Larson testified he confessed to killing Dr. James McLoone, 49, near La Crosse. McLoone’s body with multiple gunshot wounds was found Nov 15, 1947. Larson’s alleged motive linked to the couple’s late son Jimmy who died Feb 16, 1944. Larson was arrested Oct 1 and the testimony occurred in a preliminary exam before County Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom. her testimony faced objections from Larson’s attorney.

LA Crosse Wis INS Nola Larson Arnold Larson James McLoone McLoone Larson Jimmy Minneapolis Roy V. Ahlstrom Philip Arneson

Newspaper Ads Gain in 52 Cities

New York November 1 AP Advertisers reported Newspaper advertising in 52 cities totaled 197,857,675 lines for September a gain of three tenths of 1 percent from a year earlier Media Records Inc said today For the year to date the total is 1,671,258,898 lines 2.6 percent ahead of the 1948 total

New York Media Records, Inc

Holdup Pair Engage in Gun Duel With San Francisco Police

San Francisco police hunted two holdup men who opened fire during a robbery at Nu-Well Laundry. One suspect, 18-year-old Robert Moreland, was captured after the gunfight and identified by Tsutomu Nakamitsu as one of the robbers who escaped with about 45 dollars in change. Two police officers exchanged bullets with the suspects but no injuries were reported.

San Francisco Ralph McKinley James Piggott Robert Moreland Tsutomu Nakamitsu

Prison Break From Camp North of Florence

A 24 hour search used horses and bloodhounds to recapture six fugitives among 107 first offenders held in three barracks at a former prisoner of war camp north of Florence. The escape involved scaling a ten foot fence and splitting into two groups toward Queen Creek and Florence Junction. Risner and Thomas, jailed for burglary in Graham County, were found asleep in the desert. Robertson, serving four to five years for forgery in Maricopa County, was also among the escapees.

Florence Walters Annex Queen Creek Florence Junction Risner Thomas Graham County Robertson Maricopa County

Reclamation Chiefs Split Over New Water Laws

Salt Lake City Nov 1 leaders of the National Reclamation Association debated changes to federal water and power law. Dowd urged cautious liberalization while Stone defended existing flood control equity and opposed treating generation costs as a West subsidy. Upper Colorado River Basin groups approved a $1 billion plan for nine reservoirs and 1.7 million kilowatts.

Salt Lake City National Reclamation Association M. J. Dowd Imperial Irrigation District California Midwest East Dowd Secretary of the Interior Clifford H. Stone Denver Stone Colorado River Bureau of Reclamation Colorado River Basin States Committee Upper Colorado River Commission Colorado

Halloween Vandalism Surges Across Glendale Area

The 1949 Halloween saw widespread vandalism including a heavy cast iron obstruction on a Grand Canal bridge, damage from a motorist crash, and disruptions at Miller's Pharmacy. Police logged broken windows, defaced property, a fire started by a paper bag, dumped trash, damaged tires, and multiple street incidents across North Central and surrounding streets.

Grand Canal Glendale Henshaw Road Miller’s Pharmacy L. A. McCarty West Spruce Street North 11Th Street 14Th Pierce Streets Virgil Nelson East Pierce Street 18Th Tonto Streets 21St Avenue Buckeye Road West Grant Street Fred H. Glenn South 20Th Street

Arizona educators gather for statewide convention

The Arizona educators convention unfolds across PUHS and Phoenix venues with dozens of associations meeting in rooms at PUHS Phoenix College and nearby hotels. Officials including W S Nay H B Gray and Florence Emery preside speakers from Stanford and Portland address administrators and teachers. A full schedule features luncheons banquets concerts and sessions on administration curriculum and public relations.

Page One Prescott Kenilworth School Arizona Association of Business Educators PUHS Robert Bell Arizona Association of History and Social Science R. H. Ogle Phoenix Secondary Schools Industrial Arts Teachers and Supervisors of Arizona W. S. Nay Tempe High School Arizona Mathematics Association Fred Bedford Phoenix College Arizona State Vocational Association Phoenix Technical School North Seventh Street H. B. Gray Mesa High School Valley Speech Teachers Association Lois Selby Halladay Arizona English Teachers Association St. Mary’s High School East Polk Street Florence G. Emery West Phoenix High School Arizona Association of School Administrators Ivan Wade Tolleson High School Robert Haas University of California At Los Angeles Department of Arizona Education Association NPHS Nell Wilcoxen James Millar Good Citizenship Foundation Portland Ore Arizona Music Educators Association Manor Room Hotel Adams Ralph Hess Phoenix William E. Knuth Division of Fine Arts San Francisco State College Robert Lawrence Phoenix Symphony Victor Bowman Garvey P. M. Breeding Tucson Arizona Congress of Parent-Teachers C. W. Sechrist Flagstaff Arizona Association of School Trustees James I. Stewart AFA Robert N. Bush Stanford University Emerson School Dr. Knuth KMTH California Western Music Educators Conference National Board of Directors of Music Educators National Conference Ardith Shelley Marjorie Robinson AEA Bush

Phoenix Charter Campaign Radio Schedule and Candidates

Election coverage outlines radio appearances by Charter and majority bloc tickets with times on KOOL KRUX KTAR and planned roundtable on KTAR. Rosenzweig attacks Deppe and Scheumach, defends civil service, districting debate, and council candidates. Included are amendments on emergency measures tax exemptions health officer civil service and magistrate appointment. Also notes long life spans for several species.

KRUX Ray Busey Pest Nicholas Udall Charter Ticket Kool KTAR Spencer H. Nitchie Charter Committee Charter Government Committee Harry Rosenzweig James T. Deppe Doc Scheumack Deppe Doc Scheumach Rosenzweig Phoenix Busey Roosevelt Udall and Thomas J. Imler H. W. Blaine Leo J. Welnick W. F. Tate W. W. Caywood F. A. Ford R. C. O'Hara Paul J. West Hohen Foster Barry M. Goldwater Margaret B. Kober Murphy Walters Frank D. Grist A. J. Grosso James H. Kerby Ivan V. Larson Sam S. Levitin Fred S. Mautz Anthony O’connor E. J. Ranger S. C. Boyer O. Lee Carraro Harold Fischer

Jacque Mercer to Be Honored by Arizona Delegation

Miss America Jacque Mercer of Litchfield Park Arizona will be honored in Washington with a luncheon in the Senate dining room hosted by the Arizona congressional delegation. Representatives John R. Murdock and Harold A. Patten are expected to attend. She will hold a news conference and tour the city including the White House and Justice Department.

Washington Trim Jacque Mercer Litchfield Park Ariz Arizona Jacque Senate Congressional John R. Murdock Harold A. Patten

Santa Fe Limited Knifes Into Truck Near Pasadena Wreck

Santa Fe's California Limited, westbound from Chicago, collided with a concrete mixer truck at a Pasadena crossing, narrowly missing severe damage. Driver Frank Bates escaped serious injury. engineer Elmer Carter unhurt. Two of 17 train derailment victims remain hospitalized. officials cite a faulty switch. A brush fire near the oil-soaked right of way delayed salvage before temporary track work began.

Pasadena Calif Santa Fe Railroad California Limited Chicago Santa Fe Azusa Frank Bates Monrovia el Capitan Covina Community Hospital Edna Mae Mitchell Mae Oliver Karn Kansas City

Bill to Give Veterans Cars Dies

A bill to provide automobiles to about 15,000 seriously disabled veterans is dead after President Truman vetoed it by pocket. He called it unsound public policy and warned it could start gifts of cars to all disabled veterans. The measure would have funded $1,600 cars for WWI or WWII veterans with limb loss or severe vision problems, and cost about $25 million.

Washington Truman

Banks Lend To France Five Year 75 Million Loan Pact

Paris reports that France has secured a five year loan totaling 75 million dollars from two New York banks, Chase National Bank and Guaranty Trust Company, arranged by the Finance Ministry.

Paris France Chase National Bank Guaranty Trust Company New York Finance Ministry

Boy's Death Raises Auto Toll To 208

Tucson for 1949 traffic toll rises to 208 with the death of 6 year old Charles Clifford, son of Mr and Mrs George Marantz of 1410 East Helen Street. He ran from in front of a parked car into the path of a car driven by David C O'Meara 20 of Tucson. He died on arrival at St Mary's Hospital.

Tucson Arizona Charles Clifford George Marantz East Helen Street St. Mary’s Hospital David C. O’meara

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