CAB Probes Clark Crash For Overload
The Civil Aeronautics Board probes whether a midtown crash that killed singer Buddy Clark and injured five others stemmed from overloading. The C A B notes the craft carried five passengers versus the usual two pilots and four passengers. Remaining victims include Sam Hayes and Sally Hayes plus NBC executives. Clark, a top radio artist, had recent NBC and CBS ties. funeral plans set at Forest Lawn with Rabbi Morton Bauman.
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Los Angeles
Civil Aeronautics Board Today
Midtown
Buddy Clark
Sam Hayes
NBC
Palo Alto
James N. Peyton
Clark
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Truman
Community Chest Campaign
Church of the Recessional
Forest Lawn
Society To Combat Animal Poisoners In Phoenix Meeting
The Arizona Humane Association opens its Fall meeting at 8 p m in the Pepsi Cola Center 3200 North Central Avenue. Oren Arnold Phoenix author will speak about action against local poisoners and share insights from a trip to the American Humane Association headquarters in Albany New York.
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Phoenix
Oren Arnold
Arizona Humane Association
Pepsi- Cola Center
North Central Avenue
Arnold
American Humane Association
Albany
N. Y
Stapley Named Manager of O S Stapley Store in Mesa
D T Stapley, grandson of founder O S Stapley, is named manager of the Mesa store after Erwin Stapley moves to Phoenix to head general offices. Stapley joined the firm’s farm equipment division in 1946, later managing Casa Grande and Mesa hardware roles. He is a Phoenix native, ex Air Corps, married Elaine McFate in 1947, and resides in Mesa with son Robert Sorel.
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D.T. Stapley
Company
Mesa
O. S. Stapley Company
D. T.stapley
Erwin Stapley
Phoenix
O. S. Stapley
Stapley
Casa Grande
Enterprise
Air Corps
North Phoenix High School
University of California At
Los Angeles
Arizona State College
Tempe
Gregg Business Col
Lege
Phoenix Second Ward
Latter-day Saints Church
Elaine McFate
Robert Sorel
Senate panel approves Minton for Supreme Court seat
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 9 to 2 to approve Sherman Minton for the Supreme Court. A prior 5 to 4 hesitation was overcome after Democrats present moved to consider the nomination, with Acting Chairman Kilgore reading Minton's letter noting propriety concerns about a closed hearing.
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Washington
INS
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sherman Minton
Truman
Minton
Warren Magnuson
Harley Kilgore
West Virginia
Indiana
Broadcast Marks Newspaper Week observances broadcast
A 15 minute NBC KTAR program marks the 10th anniversary of National Newspaper Week from Oct 3 to 8. Speakers include John B Long of the California Newspaper Publishers Association and founder of the event, with comedian Jimmy Durante and actor Don Ameche. Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron will also speak.
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Hollywood
NBC
KTAR
Jimmy Durante
Don Ameche
John B. Long
The
California ‘Newspaper Publishers’ Association
National Newspaper Week
Los Angeles
Fletcher Bowron
Man Hurt During Tavern Brawl
Grover Scaggs a 29 year old operator of the Diamond Bar at 4031 East Washington Street lies in St. Monica's Hospital today with a stab wound in the abdomen. He says he was assaulted while trying to quell a disturbance in front of the tavern early Sunday. His wife Lillian says two women interfered when she tried to call the sheriff's office for help.
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Grover Scaggs
East Washington Street
St. Monica’s Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Lillian
Sheriff's Office
Green Opens AFL Sessions With Defiance
AFL President William Green opened the American Federation of Labor convention in St. Paul with a pledge to pursue wage increases and to reject government boards' wage guidance. He insisted the AFL will not be bound by Truman steel board recommendations and emphasized increasing the union's political influence next year.
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ST. Paul, Minn
AFL
William Green
Truman
American Federation of Labor
Green
Workers of America
Steel Board
Zoning Board Levy Sparks Budget Clash
Maricopa County supervisors heard deputy county attorney Anthony O. Jones state that no funds can be spent on a proposed county zoning board unless an emergency levy is approved by the State Tax Commission. The 1949 50 budget had no zoning board funds and readers noted doubts about immediate appointment.
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Maricopa
Zoning Board
Jones
Fund Approval for Albuquerque Hospital Expansion
Senate Interior Committee approved a bill granting 1.5 million dollars to expand the Albuquerque city and county hospital in New Mexico. One new building is planned for the care of Indians.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Albuquerque
N. M
Pioneer resident Kathryn Gililland dies in Phoenix at 72
Mrs Kathryn Young Gililland a pioneer Arizona resident died today at Good Samaritan Hospital She came to the state in 1889 settling in Pleasant Valley the area linked to Zane Grey’s To the Last Man She was 72 born in Bandera Texas and had lived in Phoenix since 1929 with prior stays in Globe Survivors include daughter Catherine and sisters Ola and Betty Young Funeral services will be private Wednesday in Memory Chapel with burial at Greenwood Memorial Cemetery
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Kathryn Young Gililland
Arizona
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pleasant Valley
Zane Grey
Young
Bandera
Tex
Phoenix
Globe
A. L. Moore and Sons
Greenwood Memorial Cemetery
Catherine Gililland
Ola
Betty Young
Yuma
Couple To Observe 50th Anniversary In Buckeye
Mr and Mrs W W Parker of Buckeye mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 3 to 9 pm at their home tomorrow The couple moved to Buckeye in 1929 and were wed October 4, 1899 in Lafayette Ind They are parents of nine children with 25 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Parker served as town marshal from 1929 until four years ago A high mass will be offered at 8 am at St Henrys Church with Rev Joseph Gamm presiding and the church choir assisting
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Phoenix Gazette
Buckeye
W. W. Parker
Lafayette
Ind
St. Henry’s Church
Joseph Gamm
Robbers Strike Tempe Service Station in Early Morning Heist
Two men with a home-made blackjack robbed Whiting Brothers Service Station two miles east of Tempe at about 5 a.m. They fled with 132 dollars and 35 cents after hitting attendant P. L. Von Darn with a sock filled with BB shot. Deputies broadcast for the suspects, believed traveling in a late model convertible. One man is about 45, 145 pounds, 5 feet 10 inches with wavy black hair. the other about 24, 140 pounds, 5 feet 7 inches. A third man seen nearby who may be connected was described by witnesses.
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Whiting Brothers
Tempe
Buster Cannon
P. L. von Darn
Cannon
von Darn
L. C. Boies
Poindexter Rites Set For Tomorrow
Funeral services for Charles Lafayette Poindexter a 43 year old Yuma carpenter will be held at 3 30 p m tomorrow from Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Born August 10 1906 in Ardmore Oklahoma he had lived in Yuma six years Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Cemetery
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Charles Lafayette Poindexter
Yuma
Phoenix Hospital
A. L. Moore and Sons
Ardmore
Okla
Poindexter
Greenwood Memorial Cemetery
Flagstaff Radio Station KWRZ Closes Down
Flagstaff station KWRZ has ceased operations. J Stapleton of Albuquerque, who called himself majority owner, confirmed the closing for financial reasons and gave no further comment.
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Flagstaff
KWRZ
J. Stapleton
Albuquerque
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Frank Bernard
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Morton Bauman
Nedra Clark
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Phoenix Title & Trust
Phoenix Title and Trust Company
Compton
Second Ave
Monroe
Adams Street
First Ave
D. T. Stapley
Frankfort Distillers Corp
N.Y.C
Dhomd
Ashton
Mart Hare
Schalia
Hart
Schaffner
Tailleur
Hanny
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