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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1949

Page

5

24 Bus Drivers Split $2,100 Safety Melon

City Transportation System awards total of 2100 dollars split among 24 drivers for accident free driving. Recipients include J C Rutherford honored as suburban bus driver of 1948 and other drivers with 1 to 7 years of accident free service. Awards distributed by J A Hardy and Carl Rawlings at quarterly safety check.

J. A. Hardy Carl Rawlings J. C. Rutherford East Pierce Street National Safety Council Rutherford Transportation Department Allen Weeks East Jefferson Street Carl Cockerel North 14Th Street Howard

Robbins Sportswear opens in Phoenix store history made

A grand opening drew several thousand Phoenicians to Robbins Sportswear for Men at 238 North Central Avenue. Co owners Auy Robbins and Bernie Grundeman offered special bargains and free gifts as the remodeled shop debuted leisure Valley casual wear. The business, formerly Browns Boots and Saddles, operates 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and until 9 p.m. Thursdays. both owners, former Minneapolis residents, are Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce members.

Robbins Sportswear North Central Avenue Auy Robbins Bernie Grundeman Browns Boots and Saddles Leisure Valley Life Robbins Grundeman Minneapolis, Minn Phoenix Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce

Busman seeks divorce after wife’s loud nagging on trips

Seattle report says bus driver Ray N. Putman filed for divorce alleging his wife rode to the end of the line in constant nagging that passengers could hear. The petition cites persistent complaints during daily routes as the reason for the separation.

Seattle Ray N. Putman

Roosevelt Central Council plans barbecue and water show

Roosevelt neighborhood council members meet at Neighborhood House to finalize Sept. 30 Roosevelt Pool event proceeds aiding pool improvements. About twenty civic groups and churches will attend, with funding directed to pool upgrades completed that summer. Also coverage of two itinerant men stealing a Salvation Army fire extinguisher, a Hotel Westward Ho armed show, a suspect jailed in Sacramento, a house burglary frightened away, and local injuries from a car fall plus a power company worker's statement.

Roosevelt Central Council Seventh Street Southern Avenue Roosevelt Pool Alta Vista Road Fifth Washington Streets Harry J. Roberts Fred Nichols Salvation Army

Premier's Wife Dies in Pyongyang

The North Korean premier's wife Madame Kimi Il Sung, aged 30, died after a serious illness per Pyongyang's Communist radio report. The brief item notes the loss amid North Korean leadership circles.

Seoul INS Communist Radio Pyongyang Kimi Il Sung

CIO Wins Vote At Reynolds Metal Plant

The CIO of the United Steelworkers won a representation election at Reynolds Metals Company with 623 votes for and 270 against, against the Phoenix Aluminum Council AFL. Seven workers favored no bargaining unit. About 1350 employees were eligible. certification by the NLRB pending. Richard W. Pickens, plant manager, noted the result waits NLRB certification. The CIO had represented workers for years, with the prior contract expiring July 15 and no action until the election outcome.

Reynolds Metals Company United Steelworkers of America Congress of Industrial Organizations Phoenix Aluminum Council American Federation of Labor National Labor Relations Board AFL Richard W. Pickens NLRB CIO Reynolds

Presbyterians Cut Budget For 1950

The Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A voted a 1950 budget of 5 1 million dollars supporting over 4 000 projects in the continental United States Alaska and the West Indies. It is about 240 thousand dollars less than the current budget. The Rev John M Paxton of Portland Ore will be assistant secretary in the new field work office.

New York Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church United States Alaska West Indies John M. Paxton Portland Ore

Britain asks recall of Romania official

The British foreign office said it has asked Romania to recall its commercial counselor in London, Jacques Berman, in reprisal for Romania's expulsion of British diplomat Arthur R. Sorrell from Bucharest who faced accusations of complicity with black market gangs.

London Foreign Office Romania Jacques Berman Bucharest Arthur R. Sorrell

Officials Plan Border Fence Inspection ride fence on border

State and federal officials will ride fence on the Arizona Mexico border Sunday to inspect needed fencing. Dr F D McMahon state veterinarian notes an aerial survey party will assess measures to stop Mexican cattle from crossing and spreading hoof and mouth disease. A $2500000 appropriation for fencing El Paso to the Pacific Coast has been approved by the Senate and is before the House. Agriculture department officials sponsor the aerial inspection.

Arizona-Mexico F. D. McMahon U. S House. Representatives U. S. Department of Agriculture

Infant Born to Arizona Couple at Chicago Fair

A daughter was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucas of Oraibi, an Arizona Indian couple, in a pueblo at the Santa Fe Indian Village on the Chicago Railroad Fair grounds.

Fair Chicago Santa Fe Robert Lucas Oraibi

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