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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1949

Page

6

Lost Leg and Three Fingers Keep Phoenix Worker Active

This Phoenix feature profiles George Eddleman, a 38 year old with an artificial leg and three missing fingers who supports a wife and four children through work with the Citizens Police Patrol. After seafaring service and earlier carpentry, he benefited from the State Vocational Rehabilitation Service and now returns to patrol duties part time while awaiting a steady opening. His boss, W R Debnam, supports hiring disabled workers who can perform the job.

George Eddieman Citizens Police Patrol North First Street San Pedro Calif Phoenix Eddleman Seaman’s Union Japan State Vocational Rehabilitation Service H. V. Bene East Villa Street Tulsa Okla Grand Canyon Southwestern W. R. Debnam

Gilbert Farm Bureau to discuss crop program at fall meeting

Ward Burk, president of the Gilbert Farm Bureau, will outline plans for cotton acreage allotments and grain support prices at the bureau’s first Fall meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Gilbert City Hall, per secretary John Sawyer. The brief item also notes eye screening results at a local school and other community notices.

Ward Burk Gilbert Farm Bureau Gilbert City Hall John Sawyer

Flood Succumbs Father of Justice Flood dies at home

Bernard Charles Flood of 2501 West Monroe Street dies suddenly at his Phoenix home after a year of illness following surgery. He operated a grocery at 1709 East Van Buren Street until retirement three years ago. Survived by wife Minnie, son Glenn in Kingsberg California, daughters Kathleen Lynch and Marjorie Flood of Phoenix. Whitney Funeral Home handles arrangements.

Bernard Charles Flood West Monroe Street al J. Flood West Phoenix Flood East van Buren Street Justice Flood Minnie Glenn Kingsberg Calif Kathleen Lynch Marjorie Flood Phoenix Whitney Funeral Home

Clouds Bring Light Rain for Valley and Mountain Regions

The United States Weather Bureau forecasts minimal moisture with a few sprinkles in the Valley and scattered thundershowers in Eastern and Southeastern mountain areas. Little change expected in temperatures statewide tomorrow. Phoenix reached 96 degrees yesterday with a 70 degree low this morning. Flagstaff 75 to 41, Prescott 82 to 51, Yuma 101 to 71.

United States Weather Bureau Phoenix Flagstaff Prescott Yuma

Whooping Cough Severity Lessened By Aureomycin

Dr Herman Bundesen reports aureomycin shown to shorten whooping cough duration in early treated children. The antibiotic, given orally, reduced nighttime coughing and vomiting with no adverse reactions, but calls for larger trials to confirm benefits.

Herman Bundesen M. D

Young Couple Dies Within Nine Hours In Phoenix

A Phoenix wife Sybil Mason 37 died at 12 25 a m today nine hours after her husband Logan Mason 42 died at St Monica s Hospital at 3 30 p m yesterday from a heart attack. They resided in Phoenix four years married Jan 5 1946. He was district manager of Wesco Foods and served in the Navy. She was a Fort Worth native and a niece of Mrs M E Eubank. Funeral plans delayed awaiting relatives arrival. New York state’s 5 u ages 5 to 24 in school is 2 554 162 the highest in the nation.

Phoenix Logan Mason Wesco Foods Company St. Monica’s Hospital Sybil South Third Avenue Mason Jackson Tenn Fort Worth Tex M. E. Eubank San Carlos Hotel

Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind bids notice

The Board of Directors of the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind in Tucson invites sealed bids for all labor materials transportation and services for an infirmary dormitory and classroom building. Bids due 11:00 a.m. Friday October 21 1949 with plans at Place Place Architects Tucson and bonds required.

Arizona State Jem For the Deaf and Tucson Arizona Place & Place Archtects Grossetta Industrial Commission of Arizona Boilermaker Cman Powderman Jack Hammerman Rodman Watchman and Flazyman Dummer Fon Tare Board of Directors THE ARIZONA STATE OOL_FOR THE DEAF Edwin F. Lane F. Burke

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