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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1949

Page

11

Mild Temperatures Dominate Wide Areas Across Nation

Temperatures ran mild in many regions with pleasant reads from east of the lakes to the south of the Great Lakes. Northern New England and Great Lakes states saw cool rain while Rocky Mountain areas recorded rain and mountain snow. Southern California endured the heaviest rain in almost three years as fog covered parts from the Southeast to Gulf Coast. City highs reached record marks with Chicago 71 and Philadelphia 69, Oklahoma City 79, while Caribou Maine dipped to 28. Lagedo Texas marked the warmest spot.

Gulf Coast Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois

Holding of Kidnap Suspect Limited

ANGELES Nov. 11 The sheriff's office has three days to produce a complaint against Nicholas Meyers or he must be released. Superior Court set a habeas corpus hearing for Meyers a 40 year old pool hall operator on Monday. Meyers jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and murdering a 6 year old child in 1946 contends he is held illegally. District attorney advised the sheriff that more evidence will be needed to prosecute Meyers first arrest in the baffling case.

Angeles Nicholas Meyers Rochelle Gluskoter Superior Court Meyers

Dismissed Cadet To Be Reinstated At California Maritime Academy

Quentin Peterson a 19 year old from Berkeley California was reinstated to full cadet rank at the California Maritime Academy after a month long trial. Superior Judge Frank Deasy ruled the ex cadet should be restored to status following dismissal a year ago over alleged theft of a discarded shirt. The case drew comparisons to the Winslow boy saga in British law and was brought by Petersons mother.

Qakland Calif Quentin Peterson Frank Deasy Rue Peterson Berkeley California Maritime Academy Academy

Rose to Start Term for Treason Broadcasts

Mrs Iva Toguri d AQuino the woman known for Tokyo Rose will leave San Francisco next Tuesday for the federal prison at Alderson West Virginia to begin serving her treason sentence for wartime broadcasts.

San Francisco INS Iva Toguri d’Aquino Japan Alderson W. Va

Thank You For Your Support At Jom Mason’s Restaurant

Crowds support Jom Mason’s PoEATical campaign for Best Place To Eat In Phoenix. Tom outlines promises: free coffee with meals and refills, satisfaction guarantee, and more food value. He notes coffee remains 5¢. baking runs 7 a m to midnight at 124 West Washington Street across from the Courthouse.

Jom Mason Phoenix Tom West Washington Street

Fall Hiking Camping Program Launched by YMCA

The Phoenix YMCA launches a fall hiking and camping program for Adams School youths. Sixteen boys aged 9 to 12 depart this afternoon for an overnight trip to South Mountain YMCA Camp with bedrolls and knapsacks. Campfire program and athletic activities planned, with returns for an afternoon swim.

Young Men's Christian Association Phoenix Adams School Coyote Gray Club South Mountain Dick Garcia Y” Future Leaders Club Phoenix “Y Richard Cannon Ronald Raybourn Don Allman Sam Christian Hugh Wolfe Ronnie Ziebell Gary M. Avey Paul Alford Larry Nelson Gary Hopkins Robert Hernandez Jimmie Mitchell Tony Esquibel Paul Campbell Jimmie Babcock

Two Youths Die In Browning Plane Crash

Engine trouble blamed for a light airplane crash near Browning Missouri. Pilot Charles E. Christy 22 and passenger Ger Carter 18, both Browning residents, died when the aircraft stalled at takeoff from a road on the outskirts of town and burst into flames.

Browning, Mo Browning Charles E. Christy Ger. Carter

Steel Official Succumbs

Otis W. Harrington 46 executive vice president of American Steel and Tube Corp died in Zanesville Ohio at Good Samaritan Hospital from heart disease shortly after being struck ill.

Zanesville Ohio Otis W. Harrington American Steel and Tube Corporation St. Louis Good Samaritan Hospital Harrington

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