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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1949

Page

2

Fair Throngs Concluded From Page One

Fair crowds spent two days at the exhibit, with the second day devoted to Holstein Friesian cows. Mrs. Farish led the family, admiring prize animals like Eden Dale reserve champion bull and Mariposa Pietrero Model junior winner. Eleanor Weideman also appears among Phoenix exhibitors at the event.

Farish Phoenix Andy Agaggie Pasch Edendale Mission Ranch al Downard Glendale B. D. Gladden Mariposa Pietrero Southwest Ormslie Mariposa Ormsby Mercedes Gwen

Bankers Hear Un American Attacks On Communism In 1930s Talk

The session featured Stripling of the Dies committee now in the oil business, urging bankers to view communism as an extension of the Soviet Union. Joseph Stagg Lawrence warned that excessive taxation endangers savings and hints of devalued dollars threaten the economy. The Arizona Bankers Association meeting included committee appointments and social events as attendees toured exhibits and enjoyed entertainments.

Moscow Soviet Union Stripling Un-American Activities Committee Martin Dies Midland Tex Joseph Stagg Lawrence Empire Trust Company New York City United States Lawrence America Frank C. Brophy Bank of Douglas Arizona Bankers Association Fil Z. Luna Bank of Arizona Flagstaff

Two Car Crash in Phoenix Injures Three Adults

Three Phoenicians suffered injuries yesterday in a two car collision at Central Avenue and Bethany Home Road. Mrs Kerrick and Dr Mortens were treated or admitted to hospitals. Oscar Mortens and Mrs Mortens were also involved. A separate crash near West Van Buren injured Paul Lee Jackson. A curios shop operator, William Simpson, was treated after a parked car collision. A 145 horsepower Aeronca plane endurance flight by Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse drew local attention plus commentary from Yuma residents and the Gila Bend couple.

Swink Central Avenue Bethany Home Road Abe Kerrick Phoenix North Central Avenue Oscar Mortens North Seventh Street Selma Mortens Korrick St. Joseph's Hospital Mortens Good Samaritan Hospital Kerrick Paul Lee Jackson Litchfield Naval Air Facility West van Buren Street St. Monica’s Hospital William G. Simpson East van Buren Street East Washington Street Everett Barber 19Th Avenue Yuma Aeronca Woody Jongeward Bob Woodhouse John Girvin Gila Bend

Tomorrow's Fair Events Parade and Cattle Judging Schedule

Tomorrow's fair opens with gates at 9 am and a parade of bands from Phoenix College and area high schools along 421 North Central Avenue to Van Buren Street. Aberdeen Angus cattle judging at 11:30. Vaudeville shows at Fountain Plaza 12:30, 2, and 3:30. Horse racing post time 1:30. Mogqui Indian dancers at Roosevelt Council near 10 pm. Midway closes at midnight.

Phoenix College Carver Phoenix Pima Candler Central Avenue Jefferson Street First Street van Buren Street Fountain Plaza Grandstand Roosevelt Council

Abbreviated Rush of Off-Year Elections Shows Winners

In a three cornered race Albert J. Cobo won the mayoral contest amid AFL support against CIO backed George Edwards. Tammany’s O’Dwyer led in New York while Newbold Morris and Vito Marcantonio trailed. Boston’s Curley loss to John B. Hynes marked a notable upset, with Virginia choosing Democrat John S. Battle over Republican Walter Johnson.

Albert J. Cobo AFL George Edwards CIO United Automobile Workers Cobo O'Dwyer Newbold Morris Vito Marcantonio United States New York Benjamin J. Davis, Jr U. S Earl Brown Life Magazine Harlem Boston Curley John B.hynes Hynes Virginia John S. Battle

Fiesta rose charms visitors at floriculture building display

Garden enthusiasts praised the aromatic Floriculture Building and marveled at the fiesta rose, a cream and pink streaked variety. They declared a fondness for roses while admiring hooked rugs on display.

Democrats Sweep Brooklyn District in Wake of Somers Death

In New York Brooklyn 10th District Democrat Edna Kelly outpolled Liberal Jules Cohen and Republican George Fankuchen with 48,769 votes to 24,505 and 15,112 respectively, for the seat left vacant by the late Andrew Somers. In California Democrat John F. Shelley defeated Republican Lloyd Cosgrove. New York Mayor William O’Dwyer won easily.

Congress Edna Kelly Brooklyn Jules Cohen George W. Fankuchen Andrew L. Somers California John F. Shelley State Federation of Labor Lloyd Cosgrove New York William Jo’Dwyer

Girl Beaten by Foster Mother Leads to Juvenile Probe

Glendale authorities were asked to investigate a 4-year-old girl beaten by her foster mother Anita Lopez. The child, with severe gashes and bruises, was hospitalized. The mother confessed using a board as wide as her hand. The case was turned to juvenile officers. the mother was not arrested.

Glendale Anita Lopez Frank Carden Carden

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