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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1949

Page

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Miss Mercer to be feted in New York after Miss America win

Jacque Mercer the Phoenix girl who won the Miss America crown will be whisked by motorcycle escort to New York's Waldorf Astoria for a gala reception. She will appear on We The People on radio and TV and plans to return to Phoenix College, keeping Phoenix as home.

Jacque Mercer Arizona New York City Phoenix Gazette Atlantic City New York Waldorf-Astoria America Jacque We the People Onoree KOY Phoenix College Phoenix Be Be Shopp Minneapolis Be Be Minnesota Litchfield Park

Freshmen Week Kicks Off at Tempe and Tucson Campuses

Tempe Fresh Likely To Top Class At U Tempe Fresh Likely To Top Class At U By MAGGIE WILSON Two rivals of the gridiron fight another battle in the registration lines as reports indicate Arizona State College at Tempe will lead over University of Arizona by about 150 freshmen. Presidents McCormick and Gammage expect enrollment of 1,200 to 1,350 first-year students as Freshman Week begins with teas, smokers, orientations, tests, advisements, and receptions. Turn to FRESHMEN on Page 2.

Arizona State College Tempe University of Arizona Tucson Southen J. Byron McCormick Grady Gammage Flagstaff

Noted Leaders Comment On Peace And Morality

International News Service reports Admiral Denfeld in Philadelphia warns of an uneasy peace amid ominous forces threatening Christian values. In New York, Rev. Penner notes churches hold both sinners and the unaware, urging awareness. Berlin’s Bishop Belbius suggests daily commandments for youths and elites alike, urging constant moral discipline.

International News Service Philadelphia Adms Louis E. Denfeld Chief of Naval Operations New York Albert J. Penner Broadway Tabernacle Congregational Church

Mother and three children die in flash flood near Gila Bend

A mother Consuela Mendez aged 28 and three of her children Esther 5 Vincent 4 and Sally 6 months perished when floodwaters swept their car from Highway 80 ten miles northeast of Gila Bend. The husband Leo survived with other children Abe 7 Annie 7 Salvador 9 months and Cadelerio Guzman 20. Glendale suffered widespread damage with high winds damaging poles glass and debris.

Gila Bend Glendale Arizona Arizona State Highway Patrol Consuela Mendez Esther Vincent Sally Mendez Highway Leo Abe Annie Salvador Cadelerio Guzman Richard Vance Lateral 19 Grand Avenue Glendale Motor Company

Plan To Move State Hospital To New Spot Outside City Studied By Board of Control

Valley cotton pickers strike for three dollar rate per hundred pounds prompts sheriff deputies to disperse crowds at 13th Avenue and Buckeye Road. Traffic blocked. some pickers board trucks to fields while others refuse. Coolidge area remains active, Maricopa County affected. Litchfield and Buckeye growers report fields too wet to pick. Arizona State Employment Service orders 10,500 pickers for cooperative association while seeking 1,200 Mexican workers to fill gaps.

State Hospital Board of Control 13Th Avenue Buckeye Road Randall South Fifth Street 16Th Street Jefferson Street Farm Labor Office Second Street Madison Avenue Litchfield Park Buckeye Sheriff's Office Jerry Heffelfinger Thearl Tibbetts O. Z. al

Hermosillo riot injures 24 in party clash in Sonora

In Hermosillo a street battle between the Popular Party and supporters of Governor Ignacio Soto left 17 injured from the Popular Party and seven from the Soto government. Police described 75 to 200 people as participants. The clash occurred in the Matanza suburb amid tensions between rival factions as authorities enforced a hands off stance and prepared for Independence Day events.

Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Partido Popular Popular Party Ignacio Soto Jose Healy el Imparcial Matanza Jacinto Lopez Soto el Fuerte Sinaloa

Child Discovers Man Dead Near Grand Avenue Scene

Sheriff's deputies investigated after an unidentified man was found dead in an irrigation ditch near Grand Avenue and Camelback Road. The discovery was made by eight year old Sharon McGuire who crawled down a bridge near her Glen dale home to fetch water for a pet mole.

Grand Avenue Camelback Road Sharon McGuire Box 431 Glendale

Douglas Visits Truman in White House Social Call

Donald W. Douglas, president of Douglas Aircraft Company, met briefly with President Truman at the White House. He called the encounter a social call and described the visit as casual and friendly.

Washington Donald W. Douglas The Douglas Aircraft Company Truman White House

Senate Group OKs Military Help Measure

A joint Senate committee approved a 1.31 billion military aid bill for free nations by 20 to 3. Republicans dropped a demand for a China arms grant and agreed to a 75 million general China-area allocation. VADM Oscar Badger urged condition on aid tied to Nationalist feasibility.

Washington Senate Combined Foreign Relations Armed Services Committees China Truman Committee Tom Connally Texas Walter F. George Richard B. Russell Georgia Harry F. Byrd Virginia Republican Committee William F. Knowland California Oscar C. Badger Badger Joint Senate Committee

Anglo American Canadian conference ends with seven point plan

Gerald A. Hutt of Bridgeport Connecticut pleaded guilty to a Mercer County New Jersey indictment for kidnapping five year old Janie Franz. The conference was hailed as a real contribution toward solving Britain's dollar crisis.

Britain Gerald A. Hutt Bridgeport Conn Mercer County New Jersey Janie Franz

Markets At A Glance W York Stocks Rise Amid Demand

Market briefing notes higher New York stocks with oil demand up. Cotton shows narrow movement as hedging absorbs near term. Wheat closes weak after early weakness, corn climbs on unsettled weather news. Hog futures active with most animals up about 50 cents, pork bellies strong. Overall mixed but energetic trading with several commodities showing gains.

York Hedging

Land Value Put On State Hospital Site Near Phoenix

Arizona State Hospital plans to sell its 429 acre site at 24th and Van Buren and use proceeds to fund a model community hospital with stores and theater. Value estimated at 2 to 3 million dollars. Board plans include staff cottages and wings for patients, with legislative support sought for funding.

Arizona State Hospital For the Insane Phoenix Board of Control Gene Doyle 24Th van Buren Doyle Wes A. Townsend Eloy Udall Pace Yuma Estelle Bjerg Flagstaff Bjerg Hotel Adams

Flash flood near Gila Bend kills four in Arizona storm

Four people died as a flash flood swept cars near Gila Bend. A car buried in silt is pictured with Arizona State Highway Patrolman Harry Selchow inspecting. Wrecked car of Donald Hungate, 338 East Sheridan Street, sits near Grand Avenue Glendale as over 100 poles toppled by winds lay nearby. No injuries reported in Hungate vehicle.

Gila Bend Arizona State Highway Harry Selchow Gazette Grand Avenue Glendale Donald Hungate East Sheridan Street Hungate Lew Wharff

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