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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1949

Page

3

Dawn Raids Seize Thousands in Prague Labor Camps

Police in Prague arrest thousands in dawn raids reported to target doctors, lawyers, small business owners, former factory owners and big real estate holders. Victims are said to be sent to labor camps for moral and cultural education with confiscation powers over their property. Relatives left behind are told to depart as blue clad militia seize homes.

Prague Barrandov

Truman Urges Quick Pact On Farm Bill

President Truman pressed Democratic congressional leaders to speed a farm bill agreement after an hour-long White House meeting. Ross said no agreement was reached and hinted at differences over price supports and a bill he could sign. Representative F White voiced Truman's support for 90 percent parity price supports on basic crops.

Washington Truman White House Mr. Truman F. White California

Deadly storm roars into Canada and Midwest

A hurricane strength storm killed 31 across the Midwest and West as it moved north into Canada. Winds up to 100 mph damaged crops and buildings. heat spared the East while New Yorkers sought relief at Coney Island. Eleven named victims include airmen from a B 17 crash near Great Salt Lake and a West Point fire from an overheated stove.

United Press Midwest Winldarnace Hudson Bay Coney Island Missouri Michigan Great Salt Lake Salt Lake City West Point Calif William Farmer Spirit Lake Meade Kan Rock Island Imperial Wisconsin

Williams Gets Week Extension From Governor

Governor Dan E. Garvey prolonged the deadline for State Land Commissioner O C Williams to resign until next Monday after Williams sought more time following a review of an attorney general report. The report cites misfeasance and nonfeasance in office, not malfeasance, and Williams plans to contest any ouster while the Senate’s failure to confirm a successor keeps him as hold over.

Dan E. Garvey O. C. Williams Williams Fred O. Wilson Garvey Louis B. Whitney Statehouse State Senate

Tot Feared Sixth Death In Wreck

Meade Kansas October 11 many injured in the Rock Island Imperial derailment near Meade as four coaches left the track. Five dead include Mrs. Clarence Moon 57 Liberal Kansas Mrs. B G Fraser Decatur Illinois Joe Robinson Los Angeles unidentified man Junior Mitchell Tucumcari New Mexico Crystal Lee Dutton 23 believed trapped in a coach Pfc Eugene Dutton and Mrs Dutton were traveling with her. Selah Brown Tucson Arizona suffered fractured pelvis lacerations and bruises.

Meade Kan Kansas Rock Island Imperial Clarence Moon Liberal Kaw B. G. Fraser Decatur Joe Robinson Los Angeles Junior Mitchell Tucumcari N. M Crystal Lee Dutton Pfc Eugene Dutton Dutton Selah Brown Tucson Ariz

Actress Feared Fiend Victim in L A Murders

Los Angeles police said missing actress Jean Spangler, 27, may be the tenth victim in a string of unsolved mutilation murders since the Black Dahlia case in 1947. She disappeared Friday after being seen with a clean cut young man near a Vine Street market. A cryptic note in her purse mentioned Kirk and Dr Scott, while detectives said the case echoes the Elizabeth Short slaying and remains highly puzzling.

Los Angeles Jean Spangler Earl Carroll Elizabeth New England Black Dahlia

Pieck Named President as East German Soviet Zone Grows

Wilhelm Pieck, 73, chosen as first president of the new Soviet Zone republic in Germany with Moscow blessing. Russians end military rule, establishing civilian control under a high commissioner. Western allies denounce the move as an artificial government lacking legal basis.

Berlin Wilhelm Pieck Germany Soviet Zone Pieck United States Britain France Russia Vasiliy I. Chuikov Frankfurt Eastern

Russia to present disarmament plan at UN council

Russia prepared to present new disarmament proposals to the United Nations Security Council possibly offering to trade an accounting of atomic weapons with the United States.

Lake Success N. Y Russia United Nations Security Council United States

Noted Figures Comment on War and Politics

In Washington Representative Dewey Short urges keeping aircraft carriers active despite Russia's atom bomb threat. In Berkeley novelist Thomas Mann criticizes Allied sympathy toward Nazi elements over democracy in Germany. Major General Harry Vaughan says his only obligations are to Mr. Truman and Mrs. Vaughan.

International Washington Dewey Short Democrat Missouri Russia Berkeley Calif Thomas Mann Britain France United States Germany Harry Vaughan

Polk Missing With Plane

Denver October 11 AP Planes from four states searched for Harry E Polk of Wil liston North Dakota president of the National Reclamation Association who vanished while flying from Manhattan Kansas to Rochester Minnesota He left Manhattan in a private Cessna 140 Polk was due in Rochester yesterday his son Leslie a University of Colorado student said his mother reported no word since last Thursday Polk was expected in Phoenix Saturday for Arizona reclamation sessions at the Hotel Adams

Denver Harry E. Polk Williston N. D National Reclamation Association Manhattan Kan Rochester Minn Lowry Air Force Base Polk Leslie University of Colorado Phoenix Arizona State Reclamation Association Hotel Adams

Slayer Of 2 Nabbed, Lives Of 4 Spared

A 26 year old farmer Thomas Henry Schindorff was arrested with a gun after ambushing a tavern and killing Vaughan Wilmott 39 and his son John 18 on a farm near Pleasant Hill Missouri. He planned to kill four more including his sister in law and tavern owner. Ellsworth Farrell 26 was with him and said he survived a planned shooting. Police found a three bullet pistol and there were three empty chambers. Schindorff surrendered meekly and said he had aimed to kill in Kansas City but saw a marshal. City Marshal Henry Stalnaker confirmed the Wilmott killings.

Kansas City Thomas Henry Schindorff Vaughan Wilmott Wilmott John Pleasant Hill James Hitchcock Kenneth Stewart Schindorff Ellsworth H. Farrell Joseph Elizabeth Lafalvoy Miss Lafalvoy Farrell Wilmott Farm Hurst Henry Stalnaker John Wilmott

Temperatures Today Iteration Of Early Morning Readings

The list shows a series of times from twelve to nine thirty in the morning with varied temperatures including values like 34 50 and 54, indicating a dataset of hourly readings across early morning hours.

Nazi Secrets Said In Hands Of Russians

Navy expert Capt J H Sides told the House Armed Services Committee that Germanys rocket secrets fell into Russian hands after World War II and that guided missiles may soon threaten bombers flying above 40 000 feet. He warned it would be folly to rely on the atomic bomb and big bombers alone for security. The testimony questioned overemphasis on the obsolete B 36 and suggested a revolutionary shift in anti air defenses is near.

Washington Navy Congress Russia J. H. Sides U. S Sides Germany Naval Operations House Armed Services Committee Naval Cmdr Eugene Tatom Tatom Hiroshima

Sanitarium Burns Promptly Rescued 26 Patients

In Martinsville Indiana a fire at Whiting Mineral Springs Sanitarium forced patients to flee. Attendants and volunteer firemen saved 26 elderly residents, many with arthritis undergoing mineral spring treatment, as the building burned.

Martinsville Ind Whiting Mineral Springs

Move To Prosecute Maragon For Perjury

Washington report on the Senate five per center committee shows the government seeking a perjury indictment against John Maragon. Hoey said the Department of Justice acts on his suggestion and Fay will pursue charges while noting Maragon’s bank deposits far exceed his reported income.

Washington INS Hoey North Carolina Senate Center John Maragon Department of Justice Maragon U. S George Fay

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