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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1951
Page
3
Nina Palliam recalls the Taj Mahal as a serene, monumental tomb of Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jahan. The piece blends history, architecture, and artistry, praising the white marble, inlaid stones, and the human genius behind the monument.
Thurman Knight in charge of the city hall parking ticket window touts publicity for a new after hours payment box. After three weeks with no use a local story prompted residents to submit more than 30 envelopes of tickets and money to the box near the north ground floor entrance by Second Avenue.
Two employment insurance violators were fined for failing to report earnings before Justice of the Peace Al J Flood in West Phoenix Precinct. David Mitchell of 1613 West Taylor obtained 78 dollars by fraudulent claims and was fined 60 dollars. Thomas Brown of 2540 East Corona obtained 150 dollars and was fined 100 dollars. Restitution of funds is required by the Employment Security Commission.
Robert W. Adams a bus operator of 2541 North 15th Street lists debts of 1 054 15 with no assets and Lee Springfield Jr of San Bernardino California, formerly Winslow, lists debts of 9 387 54 with assets of 4 350 00 as bankruptcy petitions are filed in federal court.
Outdoor firm Foster and Kleiser donates advertising space on 406 billboards to publicize National Newspaper Week October 1 through 8. Three signs in Phoenix at Grand Ave and Spruce, South Central and Victory, and Van Buren and 37th St. Other posters cover Tucson Prescott Flagstaff Winslow Bisbee Douglas Tombstone Wickenburg Mesa Globe Miami and regions in Washington Oregon and California. Over 1,500 firefly species noted by the National Geographic Society.
A superior court jury acquitted Stuart L. McLendon of seven crimes including attempted criminal assault and burglary. The 26 year old of 819 West Earls Drive faced charges tied to alleged entry at Constance 814 West Avalon Drive. The article also briefly mentions Argentina plans to expand whaling.
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