Teen driver safety talks at Phoenix club event
A teenage traffic offender spoke at the Soroptimist Club of Phoenix about the value of the Judge Bernstein juvenile Drivers Attitude School after losing her license. The program aims to improve teen driving behavior and featured a Green Cross safety pin presentation.
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Patsy Lotsey
East Earls Drive
Charles Bernstein
Soroptomist Club of
Phoenix
Charles
Bernstein
Club of
Miss Lotsey
Central Avenue
Burglar Takes 2600 In Cash And Jewelry
Phoenix police hunt a thief who stole about 1500 in cash and 1100 in jewelry from Mrs. Elizabeth Hegel at 532 West Portland Street. Break in occurred between 7 and 9 30 p.m. via an open window as the burglar ransacked two bedrooms. Jewelry included a 250 dollar gold lapel watch a 300 dollar five string necklace a 200 dollar diamond studded bracelet a 200 dollar square diamond brooch and a 150 dollar man's wrist watch.
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Elizabeth Hegel
West
Portland Street
OPS Takes First Floor Quarters
The Arizona District headquar ters of the Office of Price Stabilization moved to the ground floor of the Harbor Building at 313 North Central Avenue. About 8,500 square feet will be used, with staffing limited to under 25 initially. R T Jones will move from the third floor as the office expands, and more workers will join in the coming weeks. Also noted is a note about Walt Disney once selling magazines as a butcher on trains.
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Arizona
Office of Price Stabilization
Harbor Building
North Central Avenue
R. T. Jones
OPS
Central Avenue
Jones
Earthquake Jolts Hawaii Felt Across Islands
A strong quake yesterday in Hawaii, described as the worst since 1890, lasted about two minutes and caused minor damage with no injuries. Hilo bore the brunt, with building shakes, windows broken, furniture toppled, and a few cracks reported at Hilo Memorial Hospital. Police tied about 15 minor landslides to the temblor.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hilo
Hawaii
Hilo Memorial Hospital
Manuel C. Gill
Phoenician To Join Husband In Pacific
Mrs. Rachel Barber of 906 East Culver Street plans to leave Phoenix for San Francisco tomorrow to begin a journey to the Philippine Islands to join her husband, a staff sergeant at Clark Air Force Base. She worked as a Phoenix Police Department stenographer for three years and will depart San Francisco around April 30. Her husband has served six years in the air force and has been at Clark AFB since June of last year with the 6202nd Communications Squadron. he previously lived in Phoenix for four years.
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Rachel Barber
East Culver Street
Phoenix
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Clark Air Force Base
Air Force
Clark Afb
6202Nd Communications
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