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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1951
Page
3
An advisory committee told the Defense Department that the 30,000 women in the armed forces should be raised to 112,000 in the coming months. It urged rapid expansion, citing enough American women to meet maintenance, educational, medical, and military needs.
The September issue of Survey profiles retired Phoenix physician Dr Fred G Holmes for improving race relations in Arizona. Written by Joseph Stocker editor of The Phoenix Jewish News, the piece notes a State Department translation in Japan as part of democracy education. Holmes, of 94 E Monte Vista, retired in 1947 to lead civic unity councils.
A 20 year old air force veteran Thomas F Goldston and a 16 year old from Ash Fork robbed Capitol Fine Foods by removing a rear window and took chickens butter eggs and cigarets. They cashed two checks and others were attempted using forged names. Most loot recovered. Goldston charged as an adult. accomplice sent to juvenile authorities.
Leon E. Troxel, 19, of 2128 E Granada, charged with second degree burglary in East Phoenix Justice Court. Police say he netted $10 in a daytime burglary at Trailer Lodge office located at 3721 N Seventh St. Troxel was arrested.
Pete V. Mitchell former Boyd Johnson Real Estate executive in Phoenix has been named rent director for the San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria defense rental areas. O H Peterson of the Office of Rent Stabilization announced the appointment noting Mitchell’s three years with the federal rent program and previous work in San Jose Richmond and Paso Robles. He plans to return to Phoenix when the national emergency ends.
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