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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1949

Page

3

Russian fighters shadowed airliner over Kuriles en route to Tokyo

Anchorage report cites Bruce Aichison describing a Northwest Airlines transport last Saturday near the Kuriles when a Russian fighter shadowed the plane for minutes. Tokyo reports say similar incidents have occurred 5 to 6 times in 18 months. Northwest staff could not be reached for confirmation.

Tokyo Anchorage Alaska Anchorage Times Today Northwest Airlines Kuriles the Times Bruce Aichison Japanese Chamber of Commerce American Club Aichison Times North Pacific Atchison NWA United States Nwa Haneda JF. A. Groe Northwest

El Paso Gas Plea Renewed For Trans-State Pipeline

The El Paso Natural Gas Company renews its bid to build a San Juan pipeline across Northern Arizona to California. Pacific Gas and Electric joins in the plea to hold a new hearing after November 14. The system would serve many northern Arizona communities and extend to Gallup New Mexico.

el Paso Natural Gas Company San Juan Arizona California Federal Power Commission Pacific Gas and Electric Company Arizona-California San Francisco el Paso Gallup N. M Blanco Barker Dome Paul Bayser

Tombstone recall vote in Tombstone mayor and council

Qualified voters in Tombstone head to the polls for a recall election for mayor and three councilmen. Mayor John Giacoma and councilmen Roy Krebs Harry Easterbrook and Raymond Wagner face ouster on a petition alleging general inefficiency incompetence lack of cooperation with the public and improper public money use. Fred S Bennett opposes Giacoma for mayor with Frank Fredericks C E Newell and Mrs Alvena Stover running against the councilmen.

Tombstone John Giacoma Roy B. Krebs Harry Easterbrook Raymond Wagner Giacoma Fred S. Bennett Cochise County Frank Fredericks C. E. Newell Alvena Stover

6-Unit Glendale Auto Court Burns

A fire gutted four of six units at the W. E. Cloud Auto Court near Glendale and badly damaged the remaining two. Neighbors estimated the property value at about 1500 dollars. Owner W. E. Cloud was away. tenant Mrs. C. L. Cole left food cooking and returned to find the cabins in flames. Rural fire department extinguished the blaze.

W. E. Cloud Glendale C. L. Cole

Stove Blast Burns Two Civilians in Army Housing

WICKENBURG September 27 Two civilian workers for the Army Engineers Corps were recovering from burns after a liquified petroleum stove exploded in their housing unit. F E Calc lase, 33, of Phoenix and Henry Fenske, 38, of Pasadena Calif, were hospitalized with serious but not critical injuries.

Wickenburg U. S. Army Engineers Corps F. E. Calclasure West Cypress Street Phoenix Henry Fenske Pasadena Calif

Tax Law Revision Planned Next Year

Washington in 1950 will see a general revision of federal tax laws as top congressional priority with aim to balance the budget. Some propose new taxes while others expect excise cuts. Speaker Rayburn wants action to clear the way for broader tax revisions. Deficit financing is questioned and experts assess a possible red ink in the coming year.

Washington Truman Congress HOUSE Sam Rayburn Texas Rayburn Ways and Means Committee Ways and Means Robert L. Coughton North Carolina Doughton Coughton

Tear gas hampers bank blaze in Williams town basement

Firemen faced a setback at the First National Bank in Williams town when tear gas bombs in the basement exploded during a small blaze. The gas, released by the bombs kept as a precaution against robbers, filled the building and delayed operations until gas masks arrived from Pitman Police Department.

Williamstown N. J First National Bank Pitman

Past Grands Elect Vickers President in Phoenix Odd Fellows

100F Past Grands of Phoenix Lodge No 2 elected Elmer F Vickers Sr as president at their organization meeting held last night in the hall at 21 North Third Avenue. H J Johnson was named vice president and P H Grilley secretary. Meetings are set for the fourth Mondays of each month.

Elmer F. Vickers, Sr Phoenix Lodge No. 2 Independent Order of Odd Fellows North Third Avenue H. J. Johnson P. H. Grilley

Henry Wirtz Dies Former Bisbee Police Chief

Henry M. Wirtz 70 former Bisbee chief of police and Cochise County supervisor died after collapsing at Copper Queen Hospital. Born in Red Bluff California he came to Bisbee in 1904 and worked for Calumet and Arizona and Phelps Dodge. He defeated Harlie Cox in a major county election upset and is survived by widow Marguerite Wirtz son Rodney Wirtz Odessa Texas and a grandson and granddaughter.

Bisbee Henry M. Wirtz Cochise County County Board of Supervisors Harlie Cox Wirtz Marguerite Wirtz Rodney Wirtz Odessa Tex

Pioneer Nogales Woman Calla Bird Dies at 88

Mrs. Calla N. Bird, 88, pioneer Nogales resident for 55 years, widow of Col. Allen T. Bird and former Oasis editor, died here Sunday from age-related infirmities. Survived by her son Duane, funeral at St Andrews Episcopal Church, with burial plans in Woodlawn Cemetery, Santa Monica.

Nogales Calla N. Bird Duane Bird St. Andrews Episcopal Church Tucson Santa Monica Calif Woodlawn Cemetery

Fly deterrent from cotton on doors grabs Phoenix readers

Mrs. W Cary Cheatham of 623 North Second Avenue forwards a note from the Oxford Ledger, Oxford NC, describing a fly control method. The Sept 16 issue reports housewives in Norfolk and Richmond using cotton wads on door screens to keep flies out, with movement of the cotton possibly frightening them away.

Dixie Maricopa County W. Cary Cheatham North Second Avenue Phoenix Gazette Oxford Ledger Oxford N. C Phoenix The Tiger Norfolk Richmond

Small Miners Meet to Discuss Arizona Program

A Globe Miami Council gathering on Sept. 30 will discuss a plan to be submitted to the Arizona Department of Mineral Resources by the Arizona Small Mine Operators Association. Cuban printers have demanded 48 hours pay for a 36 hour week.

Miami Arizona Department of Mineral Resources Globe- Miami Council Arizona Small Mine Operators Association

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