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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1949

Page

9

City Plans to Link Six Water Units to Phoenix System

The city will connect six of eight Arizona Water Company units to its water system after paying 130000 and taking stock in a purchase near 500000. About 2700 customers in units at Van Buren 27th Ave and 35th Ave Osborn and 20th Sherman McDowell 37th and Washington await integration with five other sites at Litchfield Park and South Mountain Park.

Arizona Water Company City of Phoenix R. Gail Baker van Buren Street 27Th Avenue 35Th Avenue Osborn Road 20Th Street 10Th Sherman Streets McDowell Road 37Th Street 37Th Washington Streets Litchfield Park South Mountain Park Frank H. Gilbert Clyde G. Matthews

Five dead in Laurentian plane wreck in wilderness crash

In Quebec the bodies of three Canadian physicians Dr Emil Orgrand, Dr Rene Dandurand and Dr Azarie Cousineau, their guide Conrad Delmorme, and pilot Russell Home were found in a single engine plane wreck near Lake Toro in the Laurentians. Home, 31, formerly served with Ferry Command, had flown to England during the war. The plane went missing Sunday night and was located by a searching party led by M Contoois of St Michel.

ST. Michel Dels Saintes Quebec Laurentian Mountains Lake Toro St. Michel Montreal M. Contoois Central Hotel Laurentians Emil “Egrand Rene Dandurand Azarie Cousineau Conrad Delmorme Russel Home Home Ferry Command England

Deadly Salt Lake crash names five airmen

The Air Force released the names of five crew members killed when their four motor B 27 bomber crashed into Great Salt Lake on a flight from Albuquerque New Mexico to Hill Field near Ogden Utah. Capt Edward J Liebgott 30 of New York City Capt M B Jenkins 25 Sunset Utah 1st Lt H Don Walton 27 Salt Lake City M Sgt Kermit Dunning 40 American Fork Utah S Sgt P H McLean 22 Port Huron Michigan.

Salt Lake City Utah Air Force Today Great Salt Lake Albuquerque N. M Hill Field Ogden Edward J. Liebgott New York City M. B. Jenkins Sunset H. Don Walton Kermit Dunning American Fork P. H. McLean Port Huron Mich

Three Californians Die In Crash At Cheyenne

The bodies of Capt. Ralph E. Settle 33 North Hollywood First Officer Robert W. Seebers 29 Westwood Village and Rita A. Allen 29 Culver were sent from Denver for burial after Slick Airways cargo plane crashed during landing at Cheyenne Wyoming. Also recovered was embalmed body of John F. Ryan en route from San Francisco to Madison Wisconsin for burial.

Denver INS Slick Airways Cheyenne Wyo Ralph E. Settle North Hollywood Robert W. Seebers Westwood Village Rita A. Allen Culverity Settle John F. Ryan Madison, Wis San Francisco

Harvard To Let Women Study Law

Harvard Law School will admit qualified women applicants for the first time starting Fall 1950 marking a historic change after 132 years. Dean Erwin Griswold said the school expects to admit only a small number of unusually qualified women students initially due to high rejection rates for men.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Law School Erwin N. Griswold Law School

Idaho polio cases total 396 for year

Idaho polio cases stood at 396 for the year today as the crippling disease struck a 13 month old girl at Idaho Falls and a boy, 2, at Soda Springs. Twenty two cases have been reported in October.

Idaho Boise Idaho Falls Soda Springs

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