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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1949

Page

2

Russians Hide Hand In U.N. Await Malik

Lake Success N Y Oct 4 Soviets maneuver at the United Nations as Yakov Malik arrives to join Andrei Vishinsky in talks. Russia asks to delay the Security Council session on arms while Malik's status at the council looms, with Moscow perhaps targeting Jiang Jieshi's seat and Chin a Communist leadership in response to Ta Siang's charge.

Austin Vishinsky Mao Tzetung Tsingfu F. Tsiang Russia Lake Success Jiang Security Council

Arizona Campaign Rolls Out Grand Drive for Charity

A national appeal to philanthropies marks the chest Concluded From Page One. The drive opens October 19 and runs through November 3 with an advance gifts phase led by H L Dunham Barry Goldwater and John T Kimball. Miss America 1950 Jacque Mercer contributes 500 dollars. GUESTS OF HONOR include Miss Mercer Governor Dan Garvey and Mayor Nicholas Udall. The plan includes 7600 dollars for United Service Organizations to aid service members.

Arizona Jacque Mercer Washington Park Miss Mercer Arthur Mercer Dan E. Garvey Nicholas Udall Walter Bimson United Service Organizations Armed Services H. L. Dunham Barry Goldwater John T. Kimball A. E. Crathirds Clark Smith Everett Griffin John Kerr W. C. Quebedeaux Jack Acton Harold Marek Paul Roca

Tucson slot machine case named for October hearing

Superior Judge J Mercer Johnson disqualified himself from Tucson slot machine arguments. Judge W E Patterson of Prescott will preside Oct. 15 to hear a motion to dismiss Sheriff Jerome P Martin's request to destroy 21 slot machines. The piece then shifts to a survey of local theaters and film offerings around town.

Tucson J. Mercer Johnson W. E. Patterson Prescott Jerome P. Martin

Registration Deadline Near Phoenix Primary Ends Saturday

Registration for the Phoenix Municipal Primary due by 1 p m Saturday, with about 39 600 registered by noon and 55 deputies yet to report Deputy Maricopa County recorder Elmo Maize in charge of the Registration Department said registration for the primary halts Saturday but continues for the December general election until November 12 to meet the 30 day list prep requirement About 50 000 registered for last fall's special Municipal Charter Election but cancellations for nonvoting reduced the total by over 11 000 About 2 000 have registered citywide since those cancellations last winter including about 500 precinct changes

Phoenix Elmo Maize Maricopa County Registration Bureau Maize

Krug Warns Veto Awaits tideland Bill

Interior Secretary Krug and Solicitor General Perlman urged Senate support for federal tidelands control. Krug said the President opposes bills gifting submerged lands to states, while denying state inland waters claims. They argued oil reserves off coast and Alaska are vital to economy and defense.

Washington INS J. A. Krug Interior Philip Perlman Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee Tidelands Krug United States Alaska Perlman

Admirals support Crommelin plan and Navy unity doubts

The letter by Admiral Bogan criticizes three to four department setup as not real unification and notes low Navy morale amid confusion over future roles. Radford endorses, Denfeld concurs, citing failed naval power precedents while warning against steps not good for the Navy.

John G. Crommelin Matthews Joint Staff Crommelin Navy Secretariat High Command Bogan Radford Pacific Pacific Fleet

Fire burns Albert Carney’s garage home in Nashville

In Nashville on October 4 Albert Carney who for years watered his bed to lessen fire hazard woke to his garage house burning. He escaped with burns to his arms and hips as the building and bed were destroyed by fire.

Nashville Tenn Albert Carney Carney

Seismograph Detects Early Morning Quake Near Chile

Fordham University's seismograph logged two sharp tremors at 5:30 and 5:39 am about 4,300 miles south of New York. Father Joseph Lynch believes the shocks likely occurred in Northern Chile, according to official readings.

New York Fordham University Joseph Lynch Chile

Brannan urges county agents to share price data

Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan told the 34th annual convention of the National Association of County Agricultural Agents that county agents should provide farm families with information on price problems while cautioning against pressuring for his price support proposals. He outlined a plan favoring direct payments for perishables, lower consumer prices during surpluses, and stressed education and academic freedom in agricultural policy.

Denver Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan Department of Agriculture Brannan National Association of County Agricultural Agents

Agencies Hope To Get Help From Senate Action

Washington October 4 AP two large federal agencies Defense and Interior faced funding gaps after a House approved stopgap bill. the agencies had exhausted official funds at midnight Friday as a fourth emergency measure expired. The typical practice is to keep operations running with on hand cash.

Washington Senate House Defense and Interior Departments

Gwendolyn Smith Rites Tomorrow

Gwendolyn Smith 25, wife of Henry Smith and Arizona pioneer, died Sunday in Tucson four days after moving from Phoenix. Funeral set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at First Ward LDS Church at 18th and Villetta. Bishop Rodger G. Smith to officiate. Burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Survived by husband and three Tucson sons Richard Carl Raymond. Smith a cousin of Mayor Nicholas Udall. Born June 12, 1924 in Logan Utah. The index finger of the Statue of Liberty is eight feet long.

Gwendolyn Smith Henry Smith Arizona Tucson Phoenix First Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 18Th Villetta Rodger G. Smith Greenwood Memorial Park Smith Nicholas Udall Mrs. Smith Logan Utah Richard Carl Raymond

Canterbury 14 lb package Holly 5 lb pkgs White Corn Meal

Canterbury advertised a 14 pound package and Holly 5 pound packages of white corn meal cocoa and other items in a small brown paper ad. The notation includes several abbreviations and prices not clearly legible.

FBI Traffic School Held With Nogales Police

The Phoenix office of the FBI will conduct a traffic school in Nogales with Nogales Police Department members. Arizona Highway Patrol Captain Dysart Murphy will assist FBI Special Agents John B. O'Leary and William O'Mahoney in instruction.

Nogales Phoenix Federal Bureau of Investigation Dysart Murphy Arizona State Highway Patrol FBI John B. O'Leary William O'Mahoney

Japan Faces Housing Crisis, Says Masutani

Tokyo October 4 AP Japan is making progress backwards on housing according to Construction Ministry Chief Hideji Masutani. He warns earthquakes typhoons and floods destroy homes faster than they can be built, highlighting ongoing disaster pressure on shelter.

Tokyo Japan Construction Ministry Hideji Masutani

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