First Antelope Hunting Permits Drawn In Arizona Capitol
A drawing to allocate 835 antelope hunting permits was held in the Arizona Capitol rotunda with Gov. Howard Pyle awarding the first permit to George W. Benedict. About 70 sportsmen watched as envelopes were drawn and names recorded. First season runs Sept 22 to 25 in Units 5 6 7 and 7A, with subsequent dates and units, hunting starting at noon on opening days.
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Philippine War Vet Dies in Narvacan
Benjamin Kohlman of Madison County Kentucky died yesterday in Narvacan Ilocos Sur Province after coming to the Philippines with the U S army in 1898 and remaining there.
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Benjamin Kohlman
Madison County
Kentucky
Philippines
U. S. Army
Narvacan
Locos Sur
San Francisco Sees Rare Sunny Weekend
A freak warm spell sent crowds outdoors in San Francisco as sunshine returned for a weekend. Peace conference participants paused their plans while residents flocked to beaches and parks, creating a rare, sunlit scene with temperatures peaking at 89 on Saturday and 88 on Sunday.
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Ross Anderson Stricken By Polio
Ross Anderson an 18 year old former Valley high school basketball forward is a polio patient at Memorial Hospital. Hospital officials call his condition very satisfactory. He was brought in last Wednesday for observation and the illness was confirmed over the weekend. Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Hunter Anderson of 8225 N Central he planned to start at Phoenix College today. A 1951 Glendale Union High School graduate he hoped to continue basketball at the local college. He formerly attended West Phoenix and Phoenix Union high schools.
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India Proposes Peace Treaty With Japan
India signals readiness to end war status with Japan and establish full diplomatic relations once the San Francisco peace treaty takes effect. New Delhi notified Tokyo via notes dated September 8, outlining a bilateral pact to secure rights and privileges under the postwar framework. Masutani replied Japan welcomes India’s intention to terminate war and establish ties.
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India
Japan
San Francisco
K. K. Chettur
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Youths body recovered after Papago Park drowning
Special to The Gazette TEMPE Sept 10 Tempe police recovered the body of Pete Perez Sierras 19 who disappeared during a swimming party Friday night in the crosscut canal at Papago Park. Found in the fore bay end of a flume after the canal was drained the youth dived in with three others who did not surface. The body was taken to Carr Mortuary as funeral arrangements are made.
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Pete Perez Sierras
Papago Park
Sierras
Carr Mortuary
Stake Groups Set Elections in Mesa Stake gathering
Stake Groups in Mesa will hold elections September 22 at Mrs. Ned Nowell's home for the coming year with Rex Phelps and Mrs. J. L. Lewis among presiding supervisors. A quarterly stake conference occurs September 23 at the Mezona, followed by a Mutual Improvement Association service and stake fireside. The MIA meets September 24 at 7 30 p.m. in the First Ward, with a dance demonstration after an assembly and workshop. An informal September dance has been cancelled.
Eliza S. Morris Rites Conducted
Funeral services for Eliza S. Morris 85 resident of Mesa since 1885 were held at 2 p.m. in the Mesa First Ward Chapel with burial in Mesa Cemetery. She was born in Grafton Utah and moved to Arizona 66 years ago. Survived by three sons Hyrum Myron and Lawrence a daughter Genevieve Bowen a sister Sophie Manson 21 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren.
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Eliza S. Morris
Mesa First Ward
Morris
Grafton
Utah
Arizona
Hyrum
Myron
Lawrence
Salt Lake City
Genevieve Bowen
Sophie Manson
Provo
Lillian E. Gray Rites Held At Chandler
Funeral services for Lillian Ethel Gray 60 a Chandler resident for 20 years were held at First Baptist Church Chandler Burial was at East Resthaven Park Phoenix She and her husband William ran a ranch near Chandler since 1931 from California She was native of Oklahoma Survived by husband four sons Clyde Chester William and James all of Chandler five brothers two sisters and seven grandchildren
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Lillian Ethel Gray
First Baptist Church
East Resthaven Park
Phoenix
James
Army Comic Book Criticized as Socialistic Propaganda
Senator Capehart denounced a GI comic book titled Sad Sack as socialistic propaganda. He plans a senate speech challenging the army circulated publication that allegedly discredits American industry. He cites a $17,544 army purchase for 500,000 copies and wide post distribution, while the army declined comment beyond confirming the cost estimate.
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Corrections Ordered On Peters View Street Work
The Peters View Improvement District project was ordered corrected after county engineer Howard Shelp inspected the site. Hearings on assessments moved to Sept 15. Corrections include removing excess chap, grading a settling valley gutter, spot sealaing 18th Street center sections, and removing overlapped seal coat. District bounds Indian School to 20th Street.
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Dr. Lloyd C. French Dies Mesa Hospital Administrator
Dr. Lloyd C. French 59 administrator of Mesa Southside District Hospital died after a two week illness at the Mesa hospital. A native of Wisconsin he came from New York City where he led Knickerbocker Hospital. Survived by wife Helen a Mesa State College faculty member. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at M L Gibbons Mortuary Mesa with burial at Mesa Cemetery conducted by Oriental Lodge No. 20 Masons.
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Arizona State
Fire Company To Serve Area In Phoenix
The Rural Fire Protection Company’s southwest Phoenix service area was approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission. Boundaries run from Sky Harbor east to the Salt River south to a line from 48th Street and north along Grand Canal tracks. Chief Murray Robertson said about 350 residences fall in the area and service will come from No. 2 station at 29th Street and Thomas.
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Government to raise prices on select beef cuts
The Price Stabilizer says OPS plans increases of 1 to 2 cents a pound on fast selling beef cuts due to lower hides and tallow revenues. Officials indicate ceilings on some cuts could drop while better selling rounds rise to offset losses, with details pending.
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Washington
Michael V. di Salie
Office of Price Stabilization
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Former Tempean Buried At Prescott
Mrs. Jennie Boren aged 74, a former Tempe resident who with her husband ran a Mill Ave cigar stand, died Friday at the Pioneer Home in Prescott. Funeral services were held in Prescott. She leaves son Lee of Oakland and three daughters in Phoenix, Prescott, and Goldfield.
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Jennie Boren
Prescott
William Boren
Mill Ave
Nellie Huson
Goldfield
Nev
Plane SOS Checked 26 Killed In Crashes
A sequence of air mishaps across continents left 26 dead as crashes spanned from Sao Paulo to Duluth and New Jersey to Virginia. The Air Force denied an Atlantic distress report tied to a B-50, while other incidents claimed pilots, passengers, and bystanders in towns near Philadelphia and Nashua.
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Atlantic
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
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Brazil
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Minn
California
Massachusetts
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Schenectady
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Spotsylvania Courthouse
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Philadelphia
Gerald C. Crockenberg
Lower Moreland Township
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Chester
Brass Plant Strike Ends
About 1,300 American Brass Co. production workers returned to work in Buffalo New York today following a union request amid a wage dispute that had idled the plant since August. The move aims to speed a settlement and resume normal operations.
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American Brass Co
Big Jet Contract Let for Boeing B-47 Bombers
Youngstown Ohio September 10 Air force contractors announce General Fireproofing Company awarded multimillion dollar contract to build bomber jet assemblies for Boeing B-47 Stratojet program.
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General Fireproofing Company
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