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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1949
Page
26
Dr. Garry C. Myers reflects on cultivating child responsibility through structured household duties. He argues that while early chores boost growth, parents must set clear requirements and regulated expectations rather than relying on children's preferences alone.
A dog poisoner case in Northeast Phoenix prompted a growing reward total to 625 dollars after Phoenix Brown increased his offer for the arrest and conviction of the culprit. Authorities report 34 dogs poisoned in 54 days amid ongoing vigil.
Variable cloudiness today and tomorrow with light rain possible. Windy and cooler tonight and tomorrow. High near 80 today, lows around 55. Parts of Arizona expect partly cloudy skies with scattered light showers and snow flurries above 5500 feet. Moonrise and moonset times listed. precipitation totals include trace in the last 24 hours and 0.04 inches since Oct 1. Official Weather Bureau data from Phoenix station U.S. Weather Bureau.
ARSENIE Mary Garcia from John COOK John Joseph from Colleen GARY Ciara Mae from Therman HAZEL William Martin from rot LER Bonnie Joyce from La ORBISON Hallie S. from Floyd J. B. WATT Josephine A. from William cross complaint.
In New York three men carrying $30,000 for UN headquarters workers were robbed after noon yesterday by the taxi driver who ferried them, with two accomplices aiding. Police said the three suspects fled the scene with the payroll money.
Harrisburg PA October 8 AP a proposed increase in U S postal rates will cost newspapers an extra 15000000 a year which will have to be passed on to readers Pennsylvania newspaper executives were told William N Hardy manager of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association said if the proposed Senate bill is passed it will result itimately in fewer people reading newspapers and magazines Hardy told the association s 25th anniversary convention that if the measure becomes law many newspapers will find it more economical to withdraw from the mails and establish their own motor routes
In Philadelphia on October 8 an elderly lady crossed a busy downtown street with a policeman at the corner. She brushed off his request for aid saying she would call her superiors when she needed help, and continued across the traffic unaided.
Charles Ashley, 32, an Oakland machinist, was killed last night in an automobile collision at Fifth Street and Foothill Boulevard in Oakland California.
A medical overview by Herman Bundesen M D explains that abdominal distention and gas stem largely from swallowed air and not just digestion. It covers belching, bloating after meals, causes from foods, constipation, and emotional tension, with guidance to identify triggers and reduce intake.
ALAMEDA CALIF OCT 8 All five of the Navy Mars Flying Boats the world’s largest seaplanes have been grounded temporarily after routine inspections found minute propeller defects. The grounding may relate to two prior engine-loss incidents though none have crashed since service began. The Philippine Mars lost an engine en route to Hawaii last Sept. 6 but finished the mission safely.
The Senate approved a bill to stimulate exploration and conservation of strategic ores and minerals. The measure would allow up to 80 million dollars in annual expenditure to speed domestic source discovery and keep unprofitable mines in standby or partial operation rather than closing.
A compiled notice lists multiple marriage licenses including COFFELT Harris of Miami with Edna P., EWERS Roer pairing William Lloyd with Bertha Margaret, and GIBSON Paine James G. with Dorothy R. Details show ages, spouses, and cities such as Phoenix Chandler Glendale and Dallas. The list spans numerous couples and dates, reflecting mid century civil registrations.
Birth announcements list numerous newborns with names, addresses, and genders from GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL ST JOSEPH S HOSPITAL ST MONICA S HOSPITAL and other facilities. Included are Ramon Mesa Glendale twins boy and girl and several single births on October 6 indicating city residents across multiple streets and routes.
Florine Biglow sues Tro. Leona D danger sues Charles nk. Dorothy Durand Vale sues Har ir. Ann M Simko sues Michael. Cecil William Sepa sues Elma J. Divorce actions listed against multiple defendants in county court.
Advertising index item extends thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses flowers and attendance at funeral services for wife and mother Caroline Mitchell.
Real estate ad details a new three bedroom brick residence on 1 acre with fenced lot and modern finishes. Promotes down payment of 3850 and monthly payments of 50 dollars, FHA financing, sample colors, and homes at 24th Street and Indianola under night lights with Schafer, Realtor.
A jumble of ad lines advertises electric kitchen washers and pie requests. Names Dana Nichols and Barney Kaplan appear with phone numbers and addresses, suggesting individual sellers or service listings.
Choice Northeast owner advertises a furnished or unfurnished two bedroom brick home at 3233 E McKinley with contact 8 2953 for details.
Stop read this sale ad offering a 3 bedroom home in a Northwest location with gas heat duct cooling lawn fencing and orange trees listed for 7500 full price with various realty pitches and contact notes for appointments and financing options in a vintage listing style.
Vice President Alben Barkley said the present outlook is for Congress to adjourn sometime next week Saturday at the latest. He noted some night sessions may be necessary after a cabinet meeting.
In San Francisco on October 8 a city crackdown on vice narcotics and gambling netted 125 arrests as part of a broad enforcement drive.
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