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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1951
Page
2
Defense chief Manly Fleischmann said the United States can produce 30,000 tanks and 50,000 planes annually plus strategic stockpiles to endure a year of total war. He cited steel and aluminum capacity gains and warned of Soviet aims to disrupt the economy while preserving civilian production.
The text traces the careers of Millis and Duffield. Millis, Yale graduate 1920, worked at Baltimore News New York Sun and Globe before joining New York Herald Tribune as editor and writer. Duffield, a Forrestal material organizer, held editorial posts at U S Daily Chicago Tribune and Wall Street Journal before serving Secretary Morgenthau then Forrestal. He later worked for McGraw Hill and Enquirer, with Denver origins and Wisconsin aluy ties.
TEMPE Sept. 21 AP final operating budgets for the University of Arizona and the state colleges at Tempe and Flagstaff were on the regents agenda. Also to be discussed were contracts for a business and public administration building at the university and an armory at Tempe. A report on a proposal to have the university agricultural college collaborate with the federal Point Four program to staff the University of Sonora in Hermosillo, Mexico, was to be heard.
Former Phoenix resident Robert J. Kelleher 35 died yesterday at his Indianapolis home after a year of ill health. He worked as an optical technician for Sun Valley Optical Company in Phoenix. Funeral services and burial will be in Indianapolis tomorrow.
BISBEE Sept 21 AP Charles Bruce McLain former teacher charged with assaulting an 11 year old girl last May during a Rucker Canyon school party was scheduled to take the stand today in his own defense. Norman Herring defense attorney told Judge Frank E Thomas yesterday at the conclusion of the third day of the jury trial in Cochise County Superior Court that McLain is the only remaining defense witness. Testifying yesterday were Drs Guy Atonna of Douglas and Joe Saba of Bisbee and FBI agent Peter B Duncan from Washington DC Their testimony was of a technical nature.
Reports say Communist forces massed east of Kumsong and near Uijongbu and Seoul as UN troops clash for control of heights north of Yanggu. Heaviest fighting focuses on a mile long ridge between peaks held by Reds while Marine helicopters airlift a recon unit to Kan song’s front ledges.
Two 16 year old theft suspects fled the county detention home by breaking a plaster wall near 35th Ave and Apache. One was later caught at Sky Harbor Airport after starting a small fire and stealing 361 from Rialto Theater box office. The other, linked to prior burglaries, is from Phoenix. This marks the second escape from the home this week with two brothers also escaping earlier and recaptured nearby.
A threatened strike in 21 leading hotels was averted with an agreement granting about 5,000 workers a 10 percent pay increase. Hotel representatives and four AFL unions reached the settlement after a 17 hour bargaining session.
Maricopa County Hospital will expand its program with cooperation and education, placing two graduate nurses, Mrs. Marie Siegel and Mrs. Rose Heileman, in charge of daily rest home visits. Heileman will ensure transportation to medical visits and monitor medication and charts, while Siegel coordinates the broader rest home network. The six Phoenix, two Glendale, and one each in Wickenburg Sunny slope and Tempe sites will begin next week, with frequent hospital follow ups and therapy access.
The new pediatrics department will begin operating this afternoon under county hospital superintendent E. G. King. It will accommodate about 40 children, with remodeled quarters and alterations to provide the needed facilities.
The administration planned an obstetrics department at the institution and expects it to be ready in about a week to 10 days. Pediatric cases had been handled in the obstetrics space, prompting the relocation of the children’s ward.
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