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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

7

Jay Newton opens Prime Rib Restaurant on Van Buren

Jay Newton unveils Newtons Prime Rib at 915 East Van Buren in Phoenix. The Colonial styled dining rooms include a rear room awaiting a name, a Retreat Room for quick meals, and a large fireplace. Chefs Bill Newton Del McNeil preside over a modern spotless kitchen while pastry chef Karl Claus crafts tarts and anniversary cakes. Public preview runs daily from 11 a.m. this week.

Jay Newton van Buren Newton Phoenix Bill Newton del McNeil Karl Claus South Central Avenue Arizona Country Club Jay’s Luhrs Prime Rib

Bad Checks Bring Terms

Two Phoenix men face prison terms after guilty pleas in financial fraud and forgery cases. Albert A. Sapp, 28, was sentenced to 3 to 4 years for a bogus check scheme. Alfred L. Salazar, 24, drew 2 to 4 years for forgery. Marc Cosenza, 35, had a sentence stayed for selling liquor to a minor using another draft card for ID. Bill H. Harvill, 24, awaits sentencing for armed robbery at Blakely's service station.

Phoenix Arizona Albert A. Sapp East Portland Street Maricopa County Superior Court Ralph Barry Sapp Alfred L. Salazar East Washington Street Marc Cosenza East Coronado Road Tony East McDowell Road Bill H. Harvill North 42Nd Street Blakely 23Rd Street Indian School Road

Texas Law Doesn’t Seek Mickey Cohen

The Texas Legislative Crime Committee announced it does not want to pursue mobster Mickey Cohen within Texas and would let him stay away, provided he confines activity to the other 47 states. Travis County issued an arrest warrant for Cohen for contempt of the Texas House, but the committee said no extradition and no service of the warrant outside the state.

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