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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1949

Page

6

Record on City Manager Deppe Highlights Waste and Aliances

The Gazette exposes a pattern of inefficiency and mismanagement under City Manager James T. Deppe, tied to Boss Scheumack and allies Imler Caywood Tate and Welnick. It lists 13 cited issues from bid circumvention to prostitution houses and urges voters to act next Tuesday.

Phoenix Gazette James T. Deppe Rense the Gazette Deppe Messrs. Imler Caywood Tate and Welnick W. H Doc) Scheumack Scheumack Imler-Deppe-Scheumack Group

Lawrence Triumph Opens Phoenix Symphony Season

The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra under Robert Lawrence earns high praise from a capacity crowd at Phoenix Union High School Auditorium. The new conductor earns credit for thorough mastery of a demanding program, while noting brass weakness and limited local capacity, yet highlighting improved string sections and strong esprit de corps among musicians.

Phoenix Symphony Orchestra Robert Lawrence Phoenix Union High School Phoenix Esprit de Corps

Nehru Tour Plans Spark Complaints of Overdone Hospitality

Prime Minister Nehru’s four week visit faces criticism as state department schedules talks luncheons and receptions. He sought informal ties with ordinary Americans, but some say excessive hospitality undermines that aim. In the Communist trial Judge Medina notes defense counsels’ delaying tactics aimed at mistrial. The deliberate efforts to provoke and exhaust the judge failed against Medina’s awareness.

Nehru State Department Pandit Nehru Medina Isserman McCabe Dennis Walter

Editorials Of Current Interest Reprinted From Leading Newspapers

Editorial by Judge Medina lauds his patience and dignity in a difficult trial. He overruled provocation, admonished misbehavior, and delivered sentences that reflect court discipline. An Chicago insurance executive notes drivers under 25 strain auto costs, while acknowledging youth reflexes. The piece argues facts support concerns about young drivers and insurance costs.

Medina Chicago Pop Junior

Blackmer Comes Home After Tax Evasion Fine Cleared

Harry Blackmer returns to America after paying a 20000 dollar fine in Denver federal court for income tax evasion. The 80 year old, long in France, faced a controversial past linked to Harding era scandals and Elk Hills. He spent years abroad before legally resolving his state and seeking peace in memories of Colorado.

Harry Blackmer Denver America France Paris Elk Hills and Continental Trading Company Albert Fall Colorado Blackmer

Public Opinion Letters Policy Note

Letters to the editor must be written on one side of the paper and include the writer name and street address with signature. Upon request publication may be anonymous. Only letters of unusual interest may exceed 300 words.

Reader letter thanks Gazette staff for empathy on veterans grants

A letter from a disabled veteran thanks Henry McLemore for championing brevity in the government carance dividends application form and for printing his column. The writer urges recognizing the unsung creator of the form and offers to donate if the person is in need, referencing the Boys of Wards at U S Veterans Hospital Whipple.

Henry McLemore McLemore

Amendment No 4 for City Court seeks independent tenure

The Maricopa County Bar Association urges voters to approve Amendment No 4 on November 8. It establishes a three-lawyer appointment list from Superior Court judges, four-year terms with for-cause removal, a $5000 minimum salary, and civil service staffing, aiming to reduce political influence and preserve the merit system in the City Court.

Maricopa County Bar Association Superior Court City of Phoenix Henry S. Stevens

The Grab Bag Quiz Answers Revealed

The item lists five questions with the provided answers. 1 Of what is a lady finger made sponge cake dough 2 Who is Mrs Grundy rear You make out 3 Jesus Christ Mark 2 27 4 What state has the most cities Pennsylvania 5 Who wrote the novel Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Robert Louis Stevenson

Mrs. Grundy Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Jesus Christ Pennsylvania Robert Louis Stevenson

Arizona party leaders fault Hayden and McFarland record

Capitol Dome leaders criticize Senators Hayden and McFarland for high party line scores. They cite presidential policy shifts reducing lemon tariffs and foreign copper taxes, and question Truman support for the Central Arizona Project. Industrial Commission report angers lawmakers, who blame the court and prior control for costs.

Arizona Democratic Party Carl Hayden Ernest W. McFarland Carl Mac White House Arizona Italy United States Nabods Truman Central Arizona Washington Industrial Commission Legislative Committee J. J. O'Neill Fred Edwards Arizona Supreme Court Supreme Court Commission

Arizona Law Talk and Governmental Power Debates

The Grapevine memos reveal Arizona debates on compensation laws and absence of a maximum weekly payment, plus no limit on fatal injuries. Officials discuss ousted patrol leadership, audits, and a potential four year elective term for governor. A budget director position is proposed with legislative confirmation considerations.

Arizona Mississippi South Dakota Commission Grapevine Don J. Hays Tucson Arizona Highway Patrol Merit System Council W. V. Burr Elmer Vickers Arizona Labor Journal Dan E. Garvey Fred O. Wilson Wilson O. C. Williams Rules Committee Arizona House of Representatives Office of State Auditor Jack Wilson Fort Grant

Navy Secretary Faces Admirals Opposition in Demotion Clash

Washington dispatch outlines the friction between Secretary of the Navy Matthews and admiral leadership over civilian control, historic battles with Knox and Forrestal, and how submarine defenses and unification debates shaped Navy policy, with mention of Denfeld and internal disputes across bureaus.

Washington Navy Matthews Louis Denfeld Denfeld Congress Navy Department Josephus Daniels Charles Edison Frank Knox Knox Atlantic Pearl Harbor Atlantic City Jacksonville Miami Duke of Windsor Fred Searles War Shipping Administration Carl Herluf Holm Naval Ordnance Laboratory Bureau of Ships Bureau of Ordnance Maritime Commission White House James Forrestal John Gingrich Forrestal Gingrich Fla

The Big Three at Yalta and the peace plan

Edward Stettinius recounts the Yalta Conference where Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin debated postwar borders and the role of smaller nations. Stalin argued Albania and similar states should not sit at the peace table, while Churchill advocated for some say by smaller nations.

Yalta Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Edward Stettinius Stettinius Yugoslavia Albania United States

Soviet Russia’s Imperial Aim Predicted By Postwar Analysis

The commentary cites a dinner exchange where Vishinsky rejects U S claims to defend smaller nations, saying Americans should obey leaders. It argues Soviet aims are imperial for power and territory, deeming Churchill and Roosevelt shortsighted and Stalin’s course clear, making him the master of postwar strategy.

Vishinsky Bohlen Russia United States Yalta Churchill Roosevelt Stalin

The Power of Praise and Encouragement

A reflection on how praise boosts effort and success across sports and arts. Citing Mark Twain, Frank Bacon, Alexander Woollcott, and Sir W Robertson Nicoll, the piece argues praise lifts performance, spurs advancement, and benefits the giver spiritually and practically. It urges giving honest credit to worthy work.

Mark Twain Frank Bacon Alexander Woollcott James Hilton Chips W. Robertson Nicoll

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