Commutation urged for Winnie Ruth Judd death sentence
The Arizona State Board of Pardons and Paroles recommended commuting Winnie Ruth Judd’s 20 year death sentence for the 1931 trunk murders to life imprisonment. Supt Conway testified her mental state and ongoing tension hinder recovery and isolation is necessary, with Gov. Pyle needing approval.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Howard Pyle
Conway
Mother of Three Sentenced for Theft and Debts
Marjorie Cook, 23, mother of three, was sentenced by Superior Judge Fred Miller to eight months in jail, plus restitution and five years probation, for stealing $3000 to $4000 from her downtown employer. Police said she used refund slips in fictitious names to pocket cash. Her husband lost his job after her arrest, and her lawyer urged delaying restitution until she is employed.
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Fred Miller
Marjorie Cook
Tarwater Urges Bond Conversion For City Revenue
B W Tarwater chief harbor accountant urged converting 30 million dollars of 2 percent U.S. government bonds into 2 percent bonds, promising about 100 thousand dollars more revenue over the bonds' life. Harbor Dept held 89 million in government bonds as of April 30, with 23.5 million in 2 percent issues and a mix across 2 percent and 24 percent rates. The board asked Tarwater to finalize details.
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B. W. Tarwater
Harber
U.S
Harbor Department
Tarwater
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