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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1949

Page

2

Scientist X Named Facing Perjury Trial

Washington AP reports the House Un-American Activities Committee named Joseph W. Weinberg of the University of Minnesota as Scientist X for allegedly leaking wartime atomic secrets to a Communist spy. The panel urged Justice Department action on charges Weinberg lied under oath about Communist ties and knowledge of Nelson and his secretary.

Washington House Un-American Activities Committee Joseph W. Weinberg University of Minnesota Justice Department Weinberg

Weinberg denies being Scientist X in atomic secrets case

Dr Joseph W Weinberg denied he is the Scientist X accused of passing atomic secrets to a Communist spy He also disputed charges he lied about Communist Party membership He told AP I have always told the truth and affirm my position

Minneapolis Joseph W. Weinberg House Un-American Activities Committee Communist Party Steve Nelson Nelson Weinberg Associated Press Today

Mexican Cotton Labor Surge Reaches Arizona

Movement of Mexican national cotton pickers into Casa Grande and Phoenix areas is underway with about 1,200 workers expected in the state by early next week. F A Potter, state farm placement supervisor, says workers are being processed at Agua Prieta and Hermosillo under arrangements by state and national employment services with the U S Immigration Service and the Mexican government.

Casa Grande Phoenix F. A. Potter Arizona State Employment Service atAgua Prieta Hermosillo United States Immigration Service of

Coast Doctor Indicted for Tax Evasion in Los Angeles

A federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicted San Diego physician Dr. L. Leo Levitt for allegedly evading more than $20 000 in income taxes for 1945 and 1946.

Los Angeles Federal L. Leo Levitt San Diego

Frisco Bookie Slain While Yelling For Aid

A San Francisco bookie, Martin D. Breslauer, 61, was dragged from a.blue late-model sedan on a Daly City street and shot as he yelled for help. Witnesses say two assailants dragged him from the rear while a third stayed at the wheel. Police found one bullet, Breslauer reportedly warned of a holdup. his wife suspects a disgruntled employee. Detectives noted $3,800 on the body.

Daly City Calif San Francisco Martin D. Breslauer Breslauer Blanche Button

Court Keeps Mohave Hospital Fight In Legal Limbo

In Kingman on September 30 AP reports attorneys must file briefs within 10 days as Mohave County fights over use of hospital facilities by four doctors. The Board of Supervisors banned three physicians under Rule 111. a writ allows continued hospital use pending judge Russell's ruling.

Kingman Mohave County Hospital H. L. Russell Coconino County County Board of Supervisors A. A. Arnold J. W. Faulkner Mohave County Russell William F. Orlando Francis M. Findlay Walter Brazie Brodo O. Barnes County Medical Association Utah Construction Company Davis Dam Carl Hammond Joseph Morgan Supreme Court Prescott Morgan Board of Supervisors A. L Faulkner

No car is safer than its driver

A columnist voices skepticism about automated braking at grade crossings. He warns devices may remove driver control, stressing that safety relies on self discipline and responsible driving rather than mechanical safeguards. The piece cites a crossing at Van Buren and 19th Avenue as a prime danger example.

Pennsylvania van Buren 19Th Avenue Tenton

Slugging Chicago Stops St Louis Rally Early

Baseball recap notes a 2-0 St Louis lead evaporating after three innings as Chicago hitters push across runs. Max Lanier exits after a single and Smalley doubles, followed by a walk and hit by pitch, with Lanier Munger and Gara giola yielding runs for Chicago. Rush and Scheffing contribute in the St Louis lineup.

St. Louis Chicago Max Lanier Smalley Lanier Munger Garagiola Rush Scheffing

Accord Reached In Rubber Strike At Goodrich

DAYTON Ohio September 30 Negotiators announced a settlement of the 34 day old Goodrich rubber strike involving 16000 workers The agreement was announced by Asa Tiller international representative of the CIO United Rubber Workers and a new contract would be signed later today with the B F Goodrich Company.

Dayton Ohio Goodrich Asa Tiller CIO United Rubber Workers B. F. Goodrich Company

Girl Slayer Diana Allen Found Insane

Diana Allen a 13 year old killer of a boy playmate was found insane by a Circuit Court jury and ordered sent to a mental hospital yesterday in Joliet Illinois.

Joliet, Ill Diana Allen

Mother of Nine Killed by Train in Illinois Collision

In Kankakee Illinois on September 30 a 52 year old Essex widow and mother of nine was killed when her car was struck by a train one mile south of Essex. The train dragged the vehicle about 100 feet from the crossing according to Deputy Sheriff Harrison Coyer.

Kankakee Ill Essex, Ill Nire Essex Harrison Coyer

Forger Gets 2 To 3 Years Forger Gets 2 To 3 Years

A transient accountant pled guilty to forging cashing two company checks at Valley National Bank. Dale Hogsett, 42, of 1800 West Fillmore Street, admitted spending the money and a total of about 1400 was cashed. Investigation showed a company shortage of 2412.75. Judge Charles C. Bernstein imposed a two to three year sentence in Florence state prison.

Florence Dale Hogsett Asbestos Engineering and Supply Company West Fillmore Street Hogsett The Valley National Bank Maricopa County Superior Court Charles C. Bernstein

Arizona Traffic Deaths Rise With New Toll Count

A new entry increased Arizona 1949 traffic fatalities as two more people remained under treatment for crash injuries. Barbara L. Rarick, 20, of Los Angeles, died in a Gallup hospital from an accident east of Navajo on Route 66, her husband Harold E. Rarick, 33, and their 22 month old son injured. James Cooksey, 8, of Phoenix, injured in a collision with L. L. Temperton, 36, of Altona Park, at 13th Avenue and Buckeye Road, was hospitalized. Kenneth Blackwell, 12, of Chandler, treated after being knocked down when his father Craig Blackwell swerved to fetch a dog southwest of Chandler. Funeral plans were being arranged for Jess Benjamin Hoopes, 38, of Glendale, killed in a separate auto crash near Fowler, Colorado, with Murry Campbell and Arthur Stevens sustaining minor injuries and Ruth Dobson, 27, of Ordway, left unconscious.

Arizona Barbara L. Rarick Los Angeles Gallup N. M Navajo Harold E. Rarick Rarick James Cooksey South 14Th Avenue St. Monica’s Hospital L. L. Temperton Altona Park 13Th Avenue Buckeye Road Kenneth Blackwell Rocky. Ford Colo Jess Benjamin Hoopes Glendale Ariz Murry Campbell Arthur Stevens Fowler Ruth Dobson Ordway

Ex Senator Heron Buys Miami Hotel

Former State Senator James R. Heron buys the El Chieftain Hotel in Miami from Sam Bernstein and Associates Tucson. He plans remodeling of 35 rooms and five apartments and changes to the bar and cocktail lounge. The liquor license is included. price not disclosed.

Miami James R. Heron el Chieftain Sam Bernstein and Associates Tucson Heron Als

Endurance Fliers Pass 882nd Hour

Endurance Fliers Bob Woodhouse and Woody Jongeward reported reaching 882 hours of sustained flight at 1 15 a m in Yuma and said they felt swell Their target is the 1 008 hour world record held by Bob Barris and Bill Riedel of Fullerton Calif with less than 150 hours to go and they will decide their stay aloft upon reaching the record.

Yuma Bob Woodhouse Woody Jongeward Bob Barris Bill Riedel Fullerton Calif

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