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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1951

Page

2

Youth Killed By Accidental Gun Discharge

Chandler Sept 1 a 16 year old youth Wilma Fay Hayes died after an accidental gun discharge on the Shandler Heights road near Chandler Heights. The rifle misfired while he and companions tried to catch fish. the accident was ruled a plain case of careless accident. Funeral arrangements were pending at Hauser Mortuary in Chandler.

Chandler Wilma Fay Hayes Emolee Norris Palmer Ranch Chandler Heights Wilma Justice OF the Peace Coy Beasley Hauser Mortuary

Record Set For Building In Phoenix

City of Phoenix building permits in the first eight months of 1951 set a new record total of 17,451,290, surpassing all of 1948 when 16,413,417 was authorized. Through August 1950 permits reached 10,145,036 with August alone at 1,326,995, mostly for homes. July permits totaled 4,092,628, led by the J C Penney Co store project at Second Street and Washington.

Phoenix Mel Decker Construction Co Willow Square West Side J. C. Penney Co Second St Washington

Liquor Law Violations Reported for August in Arizona

The Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control handled 85 cases in August, collecting 3755 in fines. Violations included after hours sales, consuming liquor in public, selling without a license, furnishing to minors, selling to minors, and minor possession. Eleven cases went to juvenile court, 51 guilty in justice courts, 23 pending. jail time totaled 710 days.

Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control John A. Duncan

Tucson Dividend Up, 14 Percent Boost for Gas Power Co

Tucson Sept 1 AP The Board of Directors of Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co voted an about 14 percent increase in the common stock dividend raising the quarterly payout from 35 to 40 cents per share.

Tucson Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co

President's flag described with seal, blue field, and stars

The flag features the president's bronze seal on a blue field with a large white star in each corner, presenting a ceremonial design.

Veis Pledge To Aid Fight On Narcotics

Veterans groups and law enforcement officials met at Lake Greenway Post to pledge influence and resources in the war on narcotics. Police Chief Earl L. O'Clair announced a new city narcotics bureau to cooperate with federal and county officers. The group urged state support to bolster narcotics enforcement in Arizona.

Veis Lake Greenway American Legion Seventh Ave Earl L. O’clair American Legion Post Nelson B. Hazeltine O’clair John Walker Earl Smith L. C. Boies Veterans Group Hazeltine Jack Choisser Legion Post Marsh Brayer Military Order of the Purple Heart J. P. Kelly The Veterans of Foreign Wars Paul Tahy Phoenix Disabled American Veterans James A. Murphy Veterans Affairs Arizona

Mercury's Extreme North South Weather Contrast

The nation faced sharp contrasts as cooler air moved into the North and Central states while the South and Ohio Valley endured heat near or above 100 degrees. Temperatures ranged from 60s in Detroit after a 35 degree drop to 108 in McAlester and Presidio. Showers touched Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Michigan as cotton crop damage warned in Mississippi and Louisiana.

Ohio Valley Central Atlantic Seaboard McAlester Okla Presidio Texas Magnolia Ark Mississippi Louisiana Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Indiana Missouri Kansas Chicago New York Plains Iowa Michigan Detroit Chrysler Mercury

Dove Season Opening Brings Sheriff Warning

Outlying residents faced their annual issue as opening dove season brought widespread shooting near inhabited areas. The sheriff reminded nimrods that firing within a quarter mile of a dwelling requires the resident's permission, urging sportsmen to obey the law and avoid harming innocents. arrests may follow if cooperation fails.

Dove Nimrods Sheriff’s Office

Arizona Reserve Officers Extended Active Duty

Continuous army expansion places 16 Arizona reserve officers on extended active duty. Names include First Lts Allen D. May field and Thomas G. Darling, plus many others from Tucson Yuma Phoenix and nearby towns. Mrs Perry Bailey confirms promotion of her husband from major to lieutenant colonel, noting his prior World War II service in Guam and the Philippines and early service with General Pershing in Mexico.

Arizona Reserve Arizona L. H. Caruthers Arizona Military District S. Seventh Ave United States Allen D. Mayfield Yuma Thomas G. Darling Nogales Wilford H. Jones Tucson Earle R. Bottemiller James R. Hunt Phoenix Colin H. Byerly Charles P. Moore Clayburn M. Hitchcock Orville G. Robinette Henry W. Schober Jesse R. Taylor Robert L. Starkovich Williams Kenneth A. Swift Flagstaff Ben F. Williams Douglas Michael N. Bakarich Tombstone Bailey Far East Command 6225Th Armed Forces Washington Guam Philippines France General Pershing Mexico

Rita Hayworth files expected divorce from Aly Khan

Rita Hayworth, 31, filed for divorce from Prince Aly Khan in Reno charging extreme cruelty entirely mental in character. She seeks custody of their 20 month old daughter Yasmin and a suitable sum for future support, care, and education, to be decided by the court.

Reno Rita Hayworth Hollywood Prince Aly Khan Rita Yasmin

Cease-Fire Concluded From Page One

Allies identified Nam Il’s residence. Communist objections halted tape recorder use during incident talks. Col Andrew J. Kinney led the probe saying no conclusive evidence of aerial bombing, yet civilian testimony suggested bombs fell from a plane, not ground detonation, with a red aircraft likely involved.

Nam Il U.N U. S. Air Force Andrew J. Kinney

Guard Packs For Trip Home

Fort Huachuca reports the Arizona National Guard begins packing for the return home. Truck convoys will move guardsmen to bases across the state tomorrow. Troopers review field problems from maneuvers finished yesterday while Regular Army instructors praise the unit as Lt. Col. Carl A. Buechner commends its high morale.

Fort Huachuca Arizona National Guard Arizona Carl A. Buechner

Queen Selected for Mexican Independence Day in Tucson

Barbara Lopez, 18, a UA freshman, has been chosen as queen for Tucson Mexican Independence Day celebrations on September 15 and 16. The event showcases community festivities and local cultural events led by the queen.

Tucson Barbara Lopez University of Arizona

State College At Flagstaff Fall Term Starts Monday

Special to The Gazette Flagstaff September 1 Fall term for Arizona State College at Flagstaff opens Monday September 10 Freshman activities begin at 8 a m Registration for freshmen is Wednesday September 12 Upperclass registration follows Classes start Friday September 14 Enrollment expected near 700 with campus improvements and expanded course offerings including teacher certification and pre professional tracks New facilities include science building gyms dormitory renovated library heating plant roadways and the Student Memorial Building under construction with a 1 200 seat theater and dining hall.

Flagstaff Arizona State College At The North Central Association Student Memorial

City Sales Tax Collections Fall to Under Hundred Thousand

City sales tax receipts for August hit 94,707, the lowest since October 1950 and below 100,000 for the first time since December. City assessor B. W. Bear noted July was 103,336 and August 90,303, with last October at 87,392. Retailers blamed July workmanship and price controls or wars elsewhere for when shoppers held back.

B. W. Bear

Roadrunners Club to Elect Five New Officers

The Road runners club of state traveling salesmen will elect five new officers at a meeting at 7 p.m. Friday at Toy's Shangri La, 1575 E. Camelback. The gathering includes a buffet supper, per President Don Galloway.

Roadrunners Club of State Shangri-La Camelback Don Galloway

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