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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1951

Page

33

Three New Traffic Signals To Be Installed In Phoenix

Three new traffic signals will be installed at Phoenix intersections within a few weeks. The Third Street and Indian School Road light will be traffic actuated and yield to Indian School Road traffic until activated by Third Street. A Central and Grant signal will protect Grant School crossers and be actuated by Grant traffic or pedestrians. A third signal at 12th Street and McDowell will govern traffic on 12th, now a through street to Thomas.

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

County Receives First Batch of 24 Vote Machines

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors received 24 voting machines from Canton Ohio, the first shipment of 125 purchased. The machines were moved to Chambers Transfer and Storage Co. in Phoenix. The county rents them to the city for municipal elections at 22.50 each and will provide 15 machines for demonstration purposes.

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

Color films draw crowds in the French West Indies

Color films new to the French West Indies boost attendance at nearby venues and attract larger crowds despite higher prices.

French West Indies

Relief From Hot Flashes Promises for Midlife Women

Doctors tested Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets, reporting relief in 63 to 80 percent of cases. The ads claim modern action and suggest Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound or tablets with iron for nervous, irritable moods and midlife heat waves.

Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

PTA Safety Plan Adopted in Maricopa County

Maricopa County PTA groups adopt a three way safety program featuring home education training, school patrol sponsorship, bicycle rodeos, and an accident causes survey to prevent repeats. An advisory board includes John Barry Dr Donald Tope Earl O Clair and L C Boies. Paris poets sell their poems directly to the public from open air stalls against publishers claims poetry does not sell.

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

Sphinx in Egypt Carved 3000 Years Before Christ

A historic note states the Sphinx in Egypt was carved around 3000 years before Christ, highlighting ancient engineering milestones.

Egypt

Marine Vets Pick National Commandant

The Marine Corps League elected John R. O'Brien of Passaic New Jersey as national commandant at the close of its 28th annual convention O'Brien succeeds Maurice Fagan His sole opponent was Frank W Bloom from Chicago Other officers elected include Carl Sharp New Orleans as national vice commandant and Rev Michael Halley Wilkes Barre Pa re elected national chaplain Los Angeles named next year s convention A resolution urged action for the release of AP correspondent William N Olais from Czechoslovakia and another urged President Truman to make available the United States new weapons for a show of strength and victory The Ex Marines censured the Sioux City Memorial Park Cemetery Assoc for refusing to bury a Korean War casualty who was an Indian Other national officers elected include George K Shamgochian Worcester Mass judge advocate and Theus J MacQueen Baton Rouge adjutant paymaster Divisional vice commandants were named for several regions.

Savannah Marine Corps League John R. O’brien Passaic N. J O’brien Maurice Fagan Frank W. Bloom Chicago Carl Sharp New Orleans Michael Halley Wilkes- Barre Los Angeles League Toyoby William N.oais Associated Press Czechoslovakia Truman United States United States of America World Sioux City Iowa Memorial Park Cemetery Association George K. Shamgochian Worcester Mass Theus J. MacQueen Baton Rouge

Services Planned for Pfc Ernest L Martinez in Phoenix

Rosary for Private Ernest L Martinez who died in Korea will be recited at Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary at 8 p.m. A Silver Star recipient, he served with the 23rd Infantry Regiment, Second Division. Survived by parents, siblings, and Phoenix residents, funeral mass follows Tuesday at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church with American Legion Thunderbird Post to conduct burial at St Francis Cemetery.

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

Kids Day Delights Phoenix Youth At City Events

About 1,800 Phoenix youngsters packed the Fox Theater for Kids Day enjoying a movie, cartoons, and stage acts while LA visitors toured Williams Air Force Base to watch jet pilots. Westside Boys' Club hosted an afternoon party at Heard Scout Pueblo with swimming and snacks before a North Phoenix High School Stadium football clash between Phoenix College and Luke Air Force Base.

Valley Amusement Centers Fox Theater Phoenix Westside Boys’ Club Heard Scout Pueblo Phoenix College Luke Air Force Base North Phoenix High School

Seven Die in Buchans Plane Crash in Newfoundland

A search party reports seven Buchans Mining Company employees were killed when a company plane crashed near South Pond 43 miles southeast of Buchans. The wreckage was found yesterday as crews reached a geopolitcal party camp during a routine supply flight.

Buchans Newfoundland Buchans Mining Company South Pond Here

Former N Y Mayor John P. O'Brien Dies At 78

Former New York City mayor John P. O'Brien has died after six months of illness from pneumonia and complications. A funeral mass will be held at St Patrick's Cathedral on Wednesday.

New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral John P. O’brien O’brien

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