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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1949

Page

9

Star Farmer Fellow Kenneth England greets Governor Garvey in Phoenix

Americas Star Farmer Fellow Kenneth England, 19, Chandler, meets Governor Dan E. Garvey in the governor’s office after arriving in Phoenix. The photo also shows England’s arrival at Phoenix Union Station welcomed by his father W B England and mother, plus nieces and a nephew, with family connections listed for Higley and Chandler.

Future Farmers of America Dan E. Garvey Kenneth England Chandler Star Farmer of America Kenneth Phoenix Union Station W. B. England Patsy Barbara England Judy Clem Ray England the Englands

Chapel Dedication Draws Over Two Thousand in Phoenix

More than 2,000 people attended the dedication of the Phoenix First Ward Chapel at 18th and Brill streets as David O. McKay emphasized the church’s value to both members and the wider community. Plans for ward splits, expanded building programs, and shared funding were outlined by Bishop A. B. Campbell and Stake President Delbert L. Stapley. An upcoming combined Sunday schools homecoming will honor 600 participants with C Warren Peterson as guest.

Phoenix First Ward 18Th Brill Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Phoenix Stake David O. McKay Salt Lake City LDS Church McKay A. B. Campbell First Ward Stake Delbert L. Stapley Campbell Bishop Campbell Capitol Fifth Sixth Sunnyslope Scottsdale LDS Board William McRae C. Warren Peterson Arizona Tax Commission Phoenix

Supreme Court Hears Death Sentence Appeal

Angel (Rocky) Serna, a former Phoenix race track jockey, appeals to the Arizona Supreme Court to overturn a Pinal County murder conviction and death sentence. The appeal cites a prosecutorial remark as reversible error and notes Serna’s trial fairness.

Supreme Court Angel Rocky) Senna Phoenix Arizona Supreme Court Pinal County L. Alton Riggs Tempe Florence Robert Murless Serna Murless Earl W. Johnson William B. Allen Weday Charles C. Lane Maricopa County Mary A. Johnson Carl Howe

Home Nursing Course Offered by Red Cross

Expectant parents are enrolled in a 12 hour home nursing course titled Mother and Baby Care and Family Health to be taught by the Red Cross at the headquarters building on 329 North Third Avenue. Sessions begin Wednesday at 7 30 p m and run Mondays and Wednesdays for three weeks covering prenatal postnatal infant and child health and family health.

Red Cross North Third Avenue

Rebels Down Two Philippine Planes

Manila reports leftist Huk balahap rebels credited with shooting down two Philippine Air Force planes over Central Luzon Island. The government intensifies actions to crush insurgents across four Luzon provinces using machine gun fire.

Manila INS Hukbalahap Philippine Air Force Luzon

Woman Held By U S Secret Service Arrested in Holbrook

Mrs. Alice Hernandez twenty one of Holbrook was arrested on a Secret Service complaint that she cashed about four hundred dollars in U S Treasury checks issued on a military widow's claim after remarriage. George W. Walker Secret Service agent for Arizona provided details.

Alice Hernandez Holbrook United States Secret Service U. S. Treasury George W. Walker Secret Service Arizona Alice Saiz

Job Appeal Made At Luncheon In Phoenix

Lewis E. Haas of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce urged a city election amendment to create more jobs. He outlined tax exemptions for manufacturers, adjusted factory equipment assessments, and claimed a $30,000 revenue loss offset by new payrolls from 500 extra workers. Haas emphasized attracting light, smokeless industries to protect sunshine and reduce taxes overall.

Phoenix Lewis E. Haas Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Phoenix Advertising Club Westward Ho Haas

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Americas Star Farmer LaDaSa Mr. McKay The Desiillery Giron Sps. Es Riggs Katherine M. Gohn Apache Junction Fairy Thompson Mesa Senna Thompson Gohn Nellie Ruiz Jennie Serna Glendale Joseph P. Ralston Ralston Preston Salt Philippine U. S ETM Hart Schaffner Marx Post Life Hanny's Stadium Hanny Hannys Bedlam
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