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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1949

Page

4

Gold Discovered On Fairground As Livestock Judges Named

Arizona State Fair officials announced livestock judges for the November show while word spread that gold was found on the fairground. Prospectors H D Richards and Charles B drilled into the Minerals Building exhibit by tunneling for a simulated arrastra mining camp. Judges listed: Merrill Peaslee beef Lincoln California M B Nichols dairy Pullman Washington George H Bath Santa Rosa swine and sheep Ira D Peel El Monte California William J Hall Southgate rabbits George Bayliss Hayward California Dr William States Jacobs Brahma cattle. Entries close October 27 with in place by November 3.

Arizona H. D. Richards Charles B Richards Brothers Merrill Peaslee Lincoln Calif M. B. Nichols Pullman Wash George H. Bath Santa Rosa Ira D. Peel el Monte William J. Hall Southgate George Bayliss Hayward William States Jacobs Brahma

Trip Alters Plan Of Author Who Decided To Quit Writing

Dr. Ralph W. Stone a 73 year old retired geologist and author says he has given up writing as he travels with his wife and C A Peeling across the United States and Canada on a seven week motor tour. Stone president of the National Speleological Society notes he is a former U S Geologic Survey contributor and Pennsylvania state geologist who spent two months in Bogota as a municipal geologist.

Trip Lloyd Clark Ralph W. Stone C. A. ‘Peeling United States Canada Stone National Speleological Society U. S. Geologic Survey Grand Canyon Torch Club Mrs. Stone Dr. Stone Peeling Pennsylvania Power & Light Company Harrisburg Stones Columbus Yuma Second Ave West van Buren

Angry Son Kills To Quiet Bragger

In Cleveland a 20 year old Navy veteran, Andrew Dina, was jailed after detectives said he stabbed to death 59 year old Paul Pytash who boasted of an affair with Dina's mother Mrs. Mary Dina. Detective Boyett quoted Dina saying he "saw red" when he heard the brag.

Cleveland Harold E. Boyett Andrew Dina Paul Pytash Mary Dina

Arizona men in military service in Pacific maneuver

News from Phoenix shows multiple Arizona service members in Operation Miki in Hawaiian waters. Seamen Cecil J. Williams and Roy G. Gradillas serve aboard submarine USS Perch and attack transport USS Georg Clymer respectively, with Maj. Donald W. Fuller aiding Sixth Army intelligence. Chandler’s William L. Wallace sails aboard USS Badoeng, while others from Avondale and Phoenix regions are listed with units in Japan and Hawaii.

Hawaiian Cecil J. Williams East Roma Avenue Perch Roy G. Gradillas East Monroe Street Georg Clymer Donald W. Fuller Dahlia C. Fuller East Mulberry Street Chandler William L. Wallace Badoeng Lewis Baker M. M. Baker Avondale 77Th Heavy Tank Battalion Camp Chitose Hokkaido Fort Knox Japan Pfc Alexander G. Mendosa

Safford to Begin Large Single Cell Jail Project

Safford council approves a large single cell jail with about 700 square feet of floor space to relieve overcrowding at the county jail which held nearly three times capacity last weekend. Andrew Case will speak at Thatcher PTA, and local groups launch campaigns and beautification efforts including the Garden Club project and a Mount Graham Clinic opening led by Dr. John W. Moon, a Wisconsin Medical School graduate.

Andrew Case Arizona Thatcher Pta Thatcher High School Mount Graham John W. Moon Dave Stewart Safford Moon Tucson University of Wisconsin Medical School

Unruh Ordered Committed After River Road Massacre

Camden action looms as Howard B. Unruh, former artilleryman charged with killing 13 people in River Road massacre, is set for formal commitment to an institution for the criminally insane following a court order likely to be signed today.

Camden N. J Howard B. Unruh River Road

Prague Moves to Take Over Churches On Nov 1

Prague reports the Czechoslovak state will seize control of all churches on November 1 under a church control bill. The measure, opposed by Archbishop Josef Beran, would create a ministry to govern church affairs, fund priests as civil servants, and oversee church finances and appointments.

Prague Czechoslovakia Prague Press Svobodne Slovo National Assembly Klement Gottwald Josef Beran

Death mystery surrounds Mesa High junior Jerry Wood

Police Chief Marion W. Trowbridge investigates the death of 16 year old Jerry Wood of Mesa High School, found unconscious on her porch after a possible cyanide poison exposure. Doctors treated her for four hours. she died at 10 p.m. An autopsy and stomach analysis are planned, with no signs of foul play.

Phoenix Gazette Mesa Marion W. Trowbridge Mesa High School Jerry Wood Trowbridge Southside District Hospital Mesa Fire Department Vannie Wood

Officer Candidates Named By New Phoenix Press Club

Members of the new Phoenix Press Club will elect officers this week from nominees named yesterday at Radio KOY. President candidates include Herb Nelson of The Phoenix Gazette and Dick Smith, former Arizona Times editor. Ballots by mail or in person at Sunday's KOY session.

New Phoenix Press Club KOY Herb Nelson State House The Phoenix Gazette Dick Smith Arizona Times Mary Hessian Republic and Gazette Paul Gribben Lee Kerry Diamond Publications Margaret Savoy Gazette Charles D. Barton Julian DeVries Jack Lefler Associated Press Henry Rieger United Press Bureau Esther Clark Bert Fireman Hal Mitchell Dan E. Garvey Arizona Highways Magazine John Snow KTAR Edith Lesler Bill Hines Dick Jones Republic Henry Fuller Warren Wilson

Tornado Toll and Damage Across Four States

Four tornadoes battered Lincoln Nebraska Kansas City Missouri Hutchinson Kansas and Woodward Oklahoma tearing roofs off homes destroying barns and crops. One woman Stella Morris 78 killed and several others injured as storms cooled to near freezing at Mount Wilson and Palmdale before rising. Authorities describe a half mile gusting path with flooding and downed lines across Lincoln's outskirts.

Mount Wilson Palmdale Calif Lincoln Kansas City Hutchinson Kan Woodward Okla Stella Morris Lonnie Rice Lyle Rice Lloyd Stanley

Cold snap sets Phoenix Oct 10 records and forecasts warm-up

The day saw 65 inches of precipitation totals with Phoenix highs only reaching 69 and lows near 46, tying and setting October records. Tucson reached 38 degrees, Flagstaff reported 23, while northern areas faced windy conditions and a forecast of warmer air bringing highs near 78 and lows around 52 tomorrow. Jurwitz called the spell Winter’s first wallop.

Phoenix Phoenix Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Jurwitz Tucson Flagstaff Grand Canyon Paysagn Prescott Winslow

Circus Men Held For Phoenix Theft

Five Ringling Brothers circus employees were detained in Lordsburg New Mexico after a Phoenix auto theft. State Patrolman John Bradford said the five were arrested after wrecking the car they were riding in while the owner Charlotte Howard of Phoenix watched the circus.

Lordsburg N. M Phoenix Ariz Ringling Brothers Circus John Bradford Charlotte Howard West McDowell Road Arizona Secretary of State

Farm Families Consume More Milk And Grains

A Twentieth Century Fund study finds farm families eat more milk grain products potatoes and sugar fats while consuming less meat poultry fish fruit and vegetables except for potatoes beans and peas. The contrast highlights dietary patterns between rural and urban households.

Twentieth Century Fund

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