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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1951

Page

19

New Viennese Waltz Inspiration From Arizona Attire

A vivid North American expatriate scene in Vienna features Huan Madden in Western gear riding an Arizona saddle, entertaining locals and connecting with her husband Dan Madden of the Marshall Plan office. The piece blends playful travel vignette with social notes on the Maddens and other city curios.

Vienna Strauss Johann Arizona Huan Madden Phoenix Dan Madden Phoenix Gazette Huan Madden Marshall Plan Brussels Paris Copenhagen Europe Maddens Dan Austria Prince Lichenstein Secret Police

Pair Charged With Robbery In Holdup Of Phoenix Store

Los Angeles grocery manager Billy Davenport and his brother Anson Davenport face armed robbery charges for the Yee's Grocery holdup at 3502 W. Van Buren, with $163 stolen. Identified by Cleo Meeks and store customers, they were seized in a car near 24th Street with two pistols and loot from both the store and Riverside Inn bar. Preliminary hearing set for Oct. 11. bail $1,000 each.

Los Angeles Gila Bend Yee’s Grocery W. van Buren Billy Clyde Davenport The Californian Anson Ralph Davenport Cleo Meeks Riverside Inn S. Central Doug Clark Henry Yee Frank Billy Davenport Ter Oliver N. 24Th St

U S To Seek Japan Fishing Agreement

Miller Freeman, chairman of the Pacific Fisheries Conference, said the United States will send a State Department delegation to Japan to discuss an agreement to protect American coastal fisheries. He added hope Canada might join talks.

San Francisco United States Japan Miller Freeman Pacific Fisheries Conference U. S. State Department

Nevada A Bomb Test Area Seems Untouched By Explosions

Newsmen and Las Vegas officials toured the Atomic Energy Commission site at Frenchman Flat Nevada and reported the desert appears unchanged after January and February nuclear blasts. The 640 square mile proving ground will host new tests soon though no date was given. Permanent construction costs about six million dollars with a large share on control, safety and decontamination facilities. 300 to 400 workers have been on site, rising to about 1,200 briefly this month.

Frenchman Flat Nev Atomic Energy Commission AEC Las Vegas Proving Ground Edward Althaus the Proving Ground

False Claim Charges Filed In Arizona Unemployment Claims

Three claimants faced charges in the justice precinct of Al J. Flood by Marlin Hubert of the Employment Security Commission of Arizona. Lee A. Crump reported $184 in seven weeks from Washington State funds while allegedly not reporting earnings in Phoenix. Thomas B. Brown drew $150 in seven weeks and David Mitchell $78 in three weeks, both linked to Arizona wage credits and unreported earnings.

Justice al J. Flood Marlin Hubert Employment Security Commission of Arizona State of Washington Lee A. Crump West Washington Washington Phoenix Thomas B. Brown East Corona David Mitchell West Taylor

Soviets Open Fall War Game

The Soviet garrison in East Germany began annual fall maneuvers on an army scale led by General Vassily Chuikov. About a quarter million troops deploy on river crossing drills as four armored divisions spearhead movements toward the Elbe with Stormovik support. The exercise climaxes around October 1, and East German police are excluded from participation.

Berlin East Germany Vassily Chuikov Germany Elbe River Hitler Wehrmacht

Mayor of Frisco Seeks Re Election

San Francisco news reports Mayor Elmer E Robinson will seek re election filing next Monday with the registrar of voters. He was first elected in 1947. Opponents so far include Supervisors George Leone and J Joseph Sullivan.

San Francisco Elmer E. Robinson Robinson San Franciscan Registrar of Voters George J. Eone J. Joseph Sulivan

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