CBS and Mutual Rival for Winter Radio Lineup
CBS plans a strong winter slate with Arthur Godfrey's Digest My Friend Irma Our Miss Brooks Jack Benny and Amos n Andy leading Sunday evenings. Mutual funds a bold fall programming push with commentary from Mott on KOY while Pat Webb’s Dragnet era trailblazing continues with Pete Kelly's Blues.
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National Broadcasting Company
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
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Miss Brooks
Jack Benny
Amos 'N Andy
Jack Webb
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Dragnet
Pete Kelly
Webb
Pat Novak
Two Phoenix Girls Tell Of Ship Collision At Sea
Beverly Patrick and Nancy Boni recount surviving a collision at sea between Canada’s Princess Kathleen and Prince Rupert while aboard a Canadian Pacific and Canadian National cruise in fog off Lord Rock near Prince Rupert. They describe lifeboats, calm crew, and 11½ hour voyage to Prince Rupert plus days in Vancouver awaiting new arrangements.
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Nancy Boniface
Sky Harbor
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E. Medlock
Lyle Patrick
Phoenix News Services
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Big Generator To Be Added In Flagstaff Area
FLAGSTAFF Sept 8 A 9 million generator will be in service by May 1954 Central Arizona Light and Power Co directors were told yesterday The generator will help meet an expected 277 000 kilowatt requirement Henry Sargent president of both utilities said nearly half of an 80 mile high power line from Prescott to Flagstaff was completed The line is part of Nalapco expansion and will meet demands of the Flagstaff Holbrook Winslow area Total cost will be 1 million Meeting of the Calapco board was the third outside the Phoenix area to acquaint members with the territory served by the utility
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Gutierrez Funeral To Be Held Monday
Funeral services for Silverio Gutierrez Jr., 9, a victim of an auto pedestrian accident, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Anthony Catholic Church. Visitation is Monday night at the family home, 1141 W. Tonto. He died Thursday night at Memorial Hospital after being struck at 11th Ave and Buckeye by Ebert D. Fairchild, 31, of 2021 W. Lincoln. Survived by parents, five sisters Jenny, Lucia, Josefita, Lupita, Francesca, and brother Armando, all of Phoenix.
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St. Anthony Catholic Church
W. Lincoln
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Lupita
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Armando
Phoenix
Union Miners Open Nogales Meet Monday
The International Mine, Mill and Smelt er Workers Union begins its 47th annual convention in Nogales on Monday with about 250 delegates from 105,000 copper, lead, and zinc workers. John Clark, union president, is already there to map plans as civil rights, peace, wage freezes, and control discussions loom. speakers include Albert Fitzgerald and Vincent Hallinan.
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International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
John Clark
Albert Fitzgerald
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Vincent Hallinan
Marjorie Sandell Rites Conducted
Funeral services for Mrs. Marjorie Sandell 42 of 3432 W Palm Lane Phoenix were held today at Grimshaw Mortuary with Rev. Fredrick Barnhill officiating. Cremation followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. She died after a heart attack in a downtown store near Memorial Hospital where she worked as an attendant. Born in Seattle she moved to Phoenix four years ago and belonged to Occidental Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband Ivan a son Gerald in the navy in San Diego a daughter Mrs. Marjorie Gene Kupka of Seattle her father James T Forsyth of Seattle and one grandson.
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W. Palm Lane
Phoenix
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Greenwood Memorial Park
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Seattle
Ivan
Gerald
Navy
San Diego
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James T. Forsyth
James G. Jernigan Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for James G. Jernigan, 72, long time Arizonan, were held today at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary with Rev. Joseph K. Ballard officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. Jernigan died Wednesday at his home 55 E. Henshaw. Survived by wife Lara of Phoenix and six sons and four daughters living in multiple Texas and California cities, plus seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Edmund
Corpus Christi
Texas
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Breckenridge
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San Diego
Calif
Melvina
Viola
Phoenix
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Odessa
Katherine Flippin
Snyder
City brings color films to Encanto Park Shell show
A program of color motion pictures will be shown at 8 p.m. today at Encanto Park Shell under the Parks and Recreation Department summer series. The selection includes films about the water cycle, Idaho, a California rodeo, and the story of oil.
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Telephone service promised to improve in Navajo Apache area
SPRINGERVILLE Sept 8 AP Northern Arizona residents will see improved telephone service though costs may rise for users. Arizona Corporation Commission official William T. Brooks said new funds and staff will aid the utility. Residents from St Johns and Springerville asked for 24 hour service, while Holbrook is the only 24 hour site. Poor service is said to hinder Apache County business and movie production.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
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Apache County
Veteran Cowboy Rallies After 8 Hour Operation
Veteran cowboy Everett Bowman 52, a two time national champion, reports from Good Samaritan Hospital that he is in good shape after an eight hour cancer operation and plans to be released Monday. Bowman, a former sheriff candidate and rodeo figure, vows to return to Wickenburg after a rest.
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Laramie
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Carl Arnold
Postmaster Spangler Named Postal Inspector for West Area
Benson sept 8 AP William D Spangler 34 Benson postmaster is appointed postal inspector for the region between Benson and Denver effective sept 17. An acting postmaster will run local duties during a new examination. Spangler will train in Wyoming and Utah. He became postmaster feb 1 1941 at age 24 the youngest in the nation and succeeds Leonard D Redfield who served 44 years. He leads the Vicente Manzo Post of the American Legion and served 27 months in World War II including time at a New York army post office.
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Salome Hosts Sixth Dick Wick Hall Festival
Salome Arizona welcomed visitors for the sixth annual Dick Wick Hall celebration. A barbecue at 6 p.m. opened events followed by a jamboree with prizes donated by local merchants to be awarded during the festivities.
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Harry M Groves Dies At Hospital
Harry M Groves 76 of 1913 W Holly Phoenix died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital after nine months illness. Born Carlinville Illinois he moved to Phoenix 22 years ago from Edwardsville. He retired Jan 1 after 17 years with State Board of Social Security and Welfare. Survived by daughter Ruth Hunt Phoenix two sons Ralph M Phoenix Kenneth A Perrysburg Ohio two Illinois brothers and six grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Monday at First Church of Christ Rev Guy Brown officiating Burial Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Elmer M. Hosken Found Hanged in Phoenix Garage
Elmer M. Hosken 63, a retired Chicago grocer, was found hanging in a garage behind his Phoenix home at 2504 E Montecito. Sheriff's investigators ruled death by own action. Survived by wife Darthula, daughter Mrs. Robert Tarkington, grandson Dale, and two sisters in Mineral Point. Funeral 8 p.m. today at Grimshaw Mortuary Palms Chapel. Body to Mineral Point for burial.
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Christian Science Reader
Farm Income Hikes Lift July Personal Incomes
Commerce Department reports July personal incomes at an annual $251.6 billion, up from June. Gains stem from farm incomes rising from $20.9 to $22.4 billion. Private wage and salary payments fell $0.7 billion, while government payrolls increased about $0.5 billion to a combined $29.2 billion.
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Copper shortage joke at the Denver mint sparks satire
Gracie Allen lampoons a copper shortage warning from a Denver mint spokesman. She quips about mint finances, non-ferrous metal strikes, and the idea of replacing copper in cords and wires. She jokes about relief by using beads and shells and imagines a native attempting to insert an oyster into a pay-phone slot.
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