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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1951

Page

4

Electric Rate Hike Protests Restudied By Edison Panel

The Arizona Edison Company executive committee plans to restudy proposed electric rate hikes amid protests from Coolidge and other towns. City officials claim petitions calling for municipal ownership and a hearing are growing, while the commission may schedule a hearing. New monthly rates and prior charges are outlined, with disputes over actual increases. Local business leaders in North Ajo and Miami anticipate adjustments after discussions with the Arizona Corporation Commission.

Arizona Edison Company Joseph B. Ryan Arizona Coolidge Charles W. Stokes Arizona Corporation Commission Stokes Commission Bisbee Douglas Casa Grande Florence Globe Maricopa Superior Miami Arizona Edison Corporation Commission North Ajo Van C. W. Bond Claude Quebedeaux Phoenix William Fraser Miami Chamber of Commerce Samvich Chamber Arizona Corporal Commission Yuma Cmmission

Navy Bomber Found on Mount Creighton with 11 Dead

Wreckage of a U S Navy Neptune twin engine bomber found atop Mount Creighton is identified as carrying 11 crew members. The craft vanished last December on a Vancouver Island training flight. Royal Canadian Air Force searchers recovered the remains after four hazardous days in the mountains. No survivors reported.

Campbell River B. C Mount Creighton Vancouver Island Royal Canadian Air Force Bert Hughes Vancouver News-Herald

Italian Premier Arrives In U S in Detroit

Italian Premier Alcide de Gasperi arrives in Detroit for a U S visit greeted by U S Ambassador James Dunn and Detroit officials. He will speak at a Foreign Policy Association banquet tonight and broadcast a message to Detroit's Italo American community tomorrow before departing for Washington.

Detroit Alcide de Gasperi Niagara Falls de Gasperi Veterans Memorial Hall Washington

Kids Day Brings Phoenix Youth A Day Of Fun

Bright-eyed youngsters visit Valley amusement centers for Kids Day with movies picnics football games planes and noise. About 1800 Phoenix kids fill the Fox Theater for a show including an action thriller cartoons and stage acts. Jet planes wow three LA guests touring Williams Air Force Base and meeting jet pilots. Westside Boys Club plans a Heard Scout Pueblo party with swim and food. A football finale features Phoenix College facing Luke Air Force Base at North Phoenix High School Stadium tonight.

Valley Fox Theater Phoenix Los Angeles Williams Air Force Base Westside Boys’ Club Heard Scout Pueblo Phoenix College Luke Air Force Base North Phoenix High School

Areas Feel Touches Of Autumn

The Associated Press reports autumn begins officially tomorrow yet western and middle western states saw fall today while eastern regions and the Gulf states remained summer like. Canadian air pushed into the Great Lakes and Central Mississippi Valley with snow yesterday in Colorado Wyoming Montana and South Dakota up to two inches. Temperatures dropped up to 50 degrees in parts of western Kansas and eastern Colorado. Rain spread from the Great Lakes southwest to the Southern Plains.

Midwest Gulf States Great Lakes Region Mississippi Valley Colorado Wyoming Montana South Dakota Kansas Great Lakes Southern Plains

Bakers Group Veteran Dies

Henry Stude longtime president of the American Bakers Association dies at his Houston home He retired as president of Purity Baking Company of Chicago and returned to Houston in 1949 He was honored by the association last May for elevating baking industry standards Born in Houston in 1881

Houston Henry Stude American Bakers Association Purity Baking Company of Chicago Stude

Judge Murry to preside over former sheriff Martin bribery trial

Tucson September 22 AP reports Judge R Porter Murry of Greenlee County Superior Court will preside Tuesday at the trial of Jerome P. Martin former Pima County sheriff charged with receiving a bribe from Dolores Raines former prostitute in Pima County Assignment of Judge Murry announced by Judge Lee Garrett of Pima County Superior Court

Tucson R. Porter Murry Greenlee County

Bitter Battle Over McCarthy Ouster Rages In Senate

Washington reports a tense clash as Democrats and Republicans engage in a bitter confrontation over McCarthy. Senator Hennings accuses McCarthy of distortion while McCarthy labels Hennings prejudiced. Benton seeks expulsion action amid mutual accusations echoing across the chamber.

Washington McCarthy Congress Hennings Welker Idaho Sen Margaret Chase Smith Maine Douglas McMahon Conn

Three New Traffic Signals Planned for Phoenix Areas

Three traffic signals will be installed in Phoenix within weeks to improve safety for schoolchildren. The Third Street and Indian School Road intersection will get a traffic actuated signal, prioritizing Indian School Road traffic until triggered by approaching Third Street. A signal at Central and Grant will safeguard children crossing to Grant School and will be traffic actuated, yielding to Central traffic until activated by Grant traffic or a pedestrian button. A signal at 12th Street and McDowell will control 12th Street, now a through street to Thomas.

Phoenix Third Street Indian School Rd Indian School Road Central Grant Grant School 12Th Street McDowell 12Th Thomas

FBI Nabs Notorious Bank Robber From Most Wanted List

Kenneth Allen Kitts, serving a 30 year sentence for a Laurens Iowa bank burglary and later escape, was captured near Lafayette Tennessee after eight days on the run. FBI agents and state troopers closed in at a roadhouse 14 miles north of Lafayette, ending his bid to dodge federal authorities.

Chattanooga Tenn Kenneth Allen Kitts FBI Omaha Nebr Kitts Laurens Iowa Lafayette Kansas City

Pilot of F-80 Jet Dies In Crack-Up

Second Lt. Hamilton E. McDowell Jr., 23, son of Dallas residents, died when his F-80 Shooting Star crashed a mile north of Nellis Air Force Base after takeoff. He and two other planes were en route to Shreveport for five days of navigation training. He had been stationed at the base since Aug. 6.

Las Vegas Hamilton E. McDowell Jr Hamilton E. McDowell Dallas Texas Nellis Air Force Base Shreveport McDowell

Miss Truman Spends Weekend in Washington

Margaret Truman daughter of President and Mrs Truman is spending the weekend in Washington. Mr Truman met her at Union Station last night.

Washington Margaret Truman Mrs. Truman Mr. Truman Union Station

Not Guilty Plea Costs Driver 7 Days Freedom

Joe Samuel Preston 24 a Luke Air Force Base fireman faced Sept 4 drunk and reckless driving charges in West Phoenix Court. Pleas of not guilty led to $300 bond and jail time. He later pled guilty and was given time served, with word that a guilty plea earlier could have shortened confinement. Other cases involved C M Sims 52 jailed 10 days for drunk driving and Bruce Kalectaca 36 fined $100 after guilty pleas.

Joe Samuel Preston Justice of the Peace Preston Luke Air Force Base West Phoenix Court al J. Flood Peared Flood C. M. Sims W. Tonto C. W. Pensinger Bruce Kalectaca N. Longview

PTA Adopt Safety Plan Gains County Support

A three way safety program for Maricopa County PTAs trains parents in home education and service, sponsors school patrols and bicycle rodeos, and surveys accident causes to prevent repeats. An advisory board includes John Barry, Donald Tope, Earl O Clair, and L C Boies.

Maricopa County PTA Fowler John Barry Donald Tope Earl O’clair L. C. Boies

Boy's Parakeet Still Missing

Jay Edwards parakeet remains missing after it and its cage were taken from the Edwardses home yesterday morning. Mrs J Douglas Edwards and her 9 year old son were at the school bus stop when the theft occurred. The bird is a light blue breasted parakeet with a darker blue body.

Jay Edward Edwardses

Rites For Widow Of Senator Set

Denver dispatch reports three top Democrats head to Denver for the funeral of Mrs. Edward P. Costigan widow of the late Senator Costigan. The 78 year old died of a heart attack at home. Expected attendees include Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman Josephine Roche and John Carroll.

Denver Edward P. Costigan Senator Costigan

Organ Dedicated by Glendale Nazarene Church

The Glendale Church of the Nazarene dedicates its new sanctuary organ during the 11 am service. Donors Mr and Mrs D O Essley Sr provided the organ. Pasadena Nazarene College staff Earl H Anderson and Walter J Hildie will perform in the dedicatory program and later in a sacred concert at 7 30 p.m.

Glendale Glendale Church of the Nazarene D. O. Essley Sr Glendale Ranch Earl H. Anderson Pasadena Calif Nazarene Walter J. Hildie Glenn Roberson Anderson Hildie

Pupil Assault Trial Expected To End Today

Charles Bruce McLain, a Rucker Canyon school teacher, faces criminal assault charges from an 11 year old girl. The case neared verdict as closing arguments began after deposition of good character and McLain's denial of the alleged attack at a school party May 11. A jury of three women and nine men heard both sides amid lengthy testimony and disputed blood evidence.

McLain

26 Boys Arrested At Tucson

Police stopped a disturbance in El Encanto and Colona Solona as about 100 youths, 16 to 20, caused damage and theft in orange trees and landscaping. Twenty boys were cited for juvenile court with parents summoned. A prominent local man briefly considered firing a shotgun but was deterred.

Tucson el Encanto Colona Solona

Services Planned for Pfc Ernest L Martinez in Korea Death

Rosary for Pfc Ernest L Martinez 17 killed in Korea after single handedly holding back a Communist unit will be recited at Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary at 8 p m on Monday. Martinez a Glendale native who lived in Phoenix four years attended Phoenix Technical School before entering service July 5 1949. He died February 2 1950 as a member of the 23rd Infantry Regiment Second Division. He was awarded the Silver Star posthumously. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Santiago Martinez of 1010 E Taylor two sisters Anita and Maria and two brothers Jimmie and Roberto all of Phoenix. Funeral requiem mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 9 30 a m Tuesday. American Legion Thunderbird Post will conduct burial at St Francis Cemetery.

Ernest L. Martinez Korea Mortensen-Kingsley Mortuary Martinez Glendale Phoenix Phoenix Technical School 23Rd Infantry Santiago Martinez E. Taylor Anita Maria Jimmie Roberto Immaculate Heart of Mary Church American Legion Thunderbird Post St. Francis Cemetery

William L. Lee Rites To Be Held Monday

Funeral services for William L. Lee 75 of 714-A E Mohave will be at 2 pm Monday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary conducted by Dr George Hunter Hall burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. He was born in Texas came to Phoenix 23 years ago from Kansas retired from the produce business 12 years ago. Survived by wife Dollie a daughter Reva L Elder all of Phoenix three sons Curtis Albuquerque Otis Oklahoma City James Canfield a stepson Robert Campbell Calif and eight grandchildren.

William L. Lee A E. Mohave A. L. Moore and Sons George Hunter Hall First Presbyterian Church Greenwood Memorial Park Lee Texas Phoenix Kansas Dollie Reva L. Elder Curtis Albuquerque N. Mex Otis Oklahoma City James Canfield Robert Campbell Calif

Turkey’s Prosperity Reflected in Retail Modernization

Turkey’s growing prosperity is mirrored as many stores undergo modernization, updating facades and interiors to attract shoppers. The trend signals rising consumer confidence and investment across urban and regional markets.

Turkey

University Regent Hodges Improves After Tempe Collapse

Michael B. Hodges, Tucson, Board of Regents member, collapsed at a Tempe board meeting and received several blood transfusions. Doctors say his condition is serious but not critical, and he will stay in Southside District Hospital a few days before returning to Tucson. The note appears in the Mesa Bureau dispatch with other local notices on club meetings and civic events.

Mesa Michael B. Hodges Tucson Board of Regents University of Arizona and State Colleges Tempe Southside District Hodges

Tempe Cafe Reopens Meetings and Local Church Activities

Tempe Cham ber of Commerce resumes meetings with a 7 p.m. dinner Monday at the Tempe Cafe, noting changes in leadership as Kemper Goodwin is expected to advance to president while Ted Steffen has moved to San Diego. The First Methodist Church rally day features church school and morning service with speakers Bruce Benson and Dan Bailey, plus a church school teachers dedication. Other churches announce regular schedules, youth fellowship events, and community promotions including infant blessings and a new church building planning meeting. A high school youth group elects officers, Rainbow Girls plan a 7:30 p.m. initiation, and local serviceman Jack Boyd is discharged after a year of active duty in the Philippines with family visiting.

Tempe First Methodist Church Bruce Benson Wesley Foundation Dick Mount Arizona Paul G. Jochinke Methodist Dan Bailey University of Arizona Community Christian Church Glenn Riddell The Christian Youth Fellowship Congregational Church Cecil L. Prior Pilgrim Fellowship E. L. Edmondson Alaska Julie Ellis Carol Kettering Frieda Hallickson Patti Patschke Jack Boyd U. S. Navy Philippines S. R. Boyd Naval Reserve East

County Fair To Feature 4 H Sale

Prescott reports a 4 H cattle auction will highlight the Yavapai County Fair with cattle raised by local youths. A horse show at 7 30 p m is expected to attract crowds, with last year’s winners entered. Opening day relay races saw Prescott Junior High win. other schools placing included Camp Verde Miller Valley Washington Lincoln Dexter Chino Valley and Groom Creek. The fair runs through tomorrow night.

Keith Quail Prescott Camp Verde Miller Valley Washington Lincoln Dexter Chino Valley Groom Creek

Labor Camp Charges Filed Against Three Marana Growers

In Tucson on September 22 AP reports charges filed against three Marana cotton growers Dale G. Ladden John Kai and Dan Burt for operating farm labor camps described as miserably inadequate and unsanitary. Assistant health department sanitarian Ralph Hobbs signed the complaints noting prior warnings issued last May.

Tucson Dale G. Ladden John Kai Dan Burt Ralph Hobbs Health Department

Wilson Notified Second Trial Oct

Sept. 22 AP report says Bryce H. Wilson former Pima County attorney was served notice of a second triple felony trial in Tucson superior court. Wilson, indicted during a vice and gambling probe, was found working as a bartender in a Colorado Springs hotel. Judge J. Smith Gibbons will preside. the first trial ended with a hung jury.

Tucson Bryce H. Wilson Pima County J. Wilson Colorado Springs Robert Morrison J. Smith Gibbons Apache County

Phelps Dodge Union Parleys Recessed In Copper Talks

Negotiations between Phelps Dodge Copper Co. and the United Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union were recessed late yesterday. Neither side would report progress. A union spokesman said talks will resume Monday.

Douglas Phelps Dodge Copper Co United Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union

County Gets Delivery of 24 Vote Machines

Twenty four voting machines, the first shipment of 125 purchased by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, arrived by truck from Canton Ohio. The machines were taken to Cham bers Transfer and Storage Co. Trucks were delayed en route. The supervisors will rent the machines to the city for municipal elections at 22.50 each and allow 15 machines for demonstration purposes.

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Canton Ohio Chambers Transfer and Storage Co S. Fourth Ave

Unpaid Debts Led to Nogales Firm Bankruptcy

In Tucson on September 22, the R. T. Fleischer Co. blamed failure to collect debts from Mexican farmers for its Nogales Arizona vegetable importing firm bankruptcy. Debts stood at $430,921 with losses totaling about $500,000 as the firm dissolved in June 1948 after $694,118 in open accounts could not be collected.

Tucson Nogales, Ariz

Barber Of Phoenix Dies At Huachuca

Powell Coley A. 58, a barber living at 116 G Altona Park Phoenix, died of a heart attack in the Fort Huachuca main post barber shop while at work. Survived by widow Velma daughter Mrs Leroy Faulkner son Coley Alfred Powell Jr. two Alabama siblings. body to be sent to Aliceville Alabama for services and burial.

Fort Huachuca Coley A. Powell Altona Park Phoenix Powell Fort Velma Leroy Faulkner Coley Alfred Powell Jr Alabama Aliceville Ala

Woman seeks extra alimony for her dog in Alexandria

An Alexandria woman asks a court for an additional five dollars monthly alimony to cover her dog’s support. The case centers on spousal support and pet care costs as part of ongoing divorce proceedings.

Alexandria

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