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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1949

Page

2

Sunnyslope Post Office Bid Gains Community Support

Community leaders in Sunnyslope Arizona back a new post office to serve 10 000 residents amid rapid growth. Local clubs and residents urge government action highlighting 150 businesses and expanded deliveries. officials cite travel to Phoenix or Indian School stations and call for improved service.

Joe Leonardo Valley Heights Club SIA Washington Arizona Valley of the Sun Sunnyslope Phoenix Arizona Canal Desert Cove Valley Heights North Central Heights Dreamy Draw Deer Valley Paradise Valley Ralph O'Brien Anager Central Arizona Light and Power Copany Forer Sunnyslope Lions Club D. E. Wallace North Central Heights Baptist Church W. D. Upshaw Post Office Department H. F. Hancox The Desert Mission A* T Richard D. Elzinga Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church George B. McEwen East Dunlap

Television and the Magnavox display at Fox theater lobby

A humorous column notes a Magnavox first prize slogan display in the Fox theater lobby. It jokes about the St Marys High School band slide, the delayed color television, and the novelty of viewing old rodeo parade slides while election registration ends today and tomorrow. It observes Sunnyslope’s growth and argues for a local post office.

Magnavox Fox Theater St. Mary’s McCoy

Yankees Beat Dodgers In Rain Soaked Nines Battle

In a tense game, Jack Branca faltered for the Dodgers as the Yankees push runs across on Berra’s second, Mapes’ run scoring single, and a late clutch two-run hit by Mize. Campanella answered with a homer and an RBI double, but Page and the bullpen stemmed the rally as rain began to fall, ending with the Yankees scoring twice in the ninth and holding on for victory.

Page Branca Bobby Brown Berra Woodling Mike Cliff Mapes Gerry Coleman Bianca Dodgers Olmo Campanella Bruce Edwards Yankees Rizzuto Miksis Henrich Hodges Gers—Reese Gun ' Ha Awe Gunnan Reese Furillo Ie Bes DiMaggio DiMaggio Brown Robinson Dgers Coenen Dodger Olivio Paine Furillo Mapes Byrne Hienrich Ee Eee Robins Snider Rown Cam Panella Henri Podgers Joe Page Fred Sanford Coleman Ifth Inn Yankees NOD RS Calemnan Mense LE Dodgimo Bn DiMaggio Dea Robinson A Joe Hatten Kling Johnny Mize New York Siuseer Hank Bauer Coleman Henrich Ete Are Bruce Edw Banta Edwards

Attorney General Eyes New Securities Law Cooperation

Brooks urged drafting a new securities law citing the present law’s inadequacies and the commission’s limited enforcement powers. He said the move is necessary for citizen protection and noted discussions with Hastings and approval from Wilson T. Wright while Mit Simms was on vacation.

Attorney General’s Office Brooks Commission Mit Simms

Arizona blue sky law framed in 1912 13 for securities

Hastings told Attorney General Fred O Wilson and the special legislative committee on state operations that Arizona’s present blue sky laws lack adequate penalties and fail to cover all eventualities. He urged early passage of a new securities law once drafted, and said a copy of Brooks’ ast was distributed for reference.

Arizona Fred O. Wilson Hastings

Rail Parley Breaks Up Without Missouri Pacific Accord

ST. LOUIS October 7 AP A conference of state officials seeking to end the Missouri Pacific strike broke up early this morning with no agreement reached.

ST. Louis Missouri Pacific

Endurance Flight Refueling Ride Terrifies Yuma Reporter

Reporter Bill Turnbow rides the City of Yuma refueling car as Pilots Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse push a world endurance flight record. The flight began August 24 and by 12:15 p.m. today has logged 1,049 hours. Mayor Bill Anderson and local businessmen planned a big welcome next week.

Bill Turnbow Yuma Yuma County Woody Jongeward Bob Woodhouse Bill Anderson Jongeward Woodhouse

Carriers Build Subscriber Base and Earn Respect

The Gazette notes carriers increase income as subscribers grow, stressing pride in service and urging customers to communicate requests. It highlights virtues learned by newspaper boys, their roles in business and professions, and mentions rewards like a Fourth of July trip to Prescott for top subscription sellers. The piece adds a mythic aside on Somnus, Sleep, son of Night and twin brother of Death.

Duke Pati Oasis Rven Yuma Kiwanis Rotary Lions Clubs Harold Giss Dunst The Gazette Prescott Somnus Sleep Night Death Hades

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