Pyle Attacks DeElliott Over Old Theft Case
Gov. Howard Pyle said Fred DeElliott chief of plant security for Warner Machine Products and head of Arizona liquor enforcement may quit state service after an inquiry into his background. He cited a 1927 Pinal County theft case and said a personal hearing will follow when DeElliott is located for talks. The governor noted FBI and Indiana checks are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pyle
Fred DeEllliott
State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
DeElliott
Fred DeElliott
Pinal County
Antonio Rico
E. W. McFarland
U.S
Arizona
Phoenix
E. Pinchot
FBI
Indiana
Vandals damage two Grand Avenue offices in Alhambra
Two youths are held as suspects after vandals broke into the American Fruit Co packing shed office on Grand Avenue and the Sorenson Davidson Produce Co location south of it. The Sun Valley patrolman reported drawers opened, papers dumped, cups scattered, a removed telephone extension, and a hammer used to damage a typewriter and wall with lettuce knives found on the scene.
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Grand Avenue
American Fruit Co
Alhambra
al Kugel
Sun Valley Police Patrol
Jack Ketzler
E. Glenrosa
Sorenson-Davidson Produce Co
American Fruit Office
John Sorenson
W. Pierson
Ketzler
a _ typewriter
American
Mary Traub Dies At Sorenson Home
Mary S Traub 85 a Phoenix resident since 1910 died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs N M Sorenson 32nd Street and Southern after a long illness Born Warren Pa she came to Phoenix 41 years ago Survived by son George W of El Cajon Calif three grandchildren five great grandchildren two sisters and a brother all of Warren Pa Funeral services set 10 a m Saturday at Memory Chapel A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church burial East Resthaven Park
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Mary S. Traub
Phoenix
N. M. Sorenson
32Nd St
Southern
Warren
Traub
George W
el Cajon
Calif
Warren, Pa
Walter Diehl
Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
East Resthaven Park
William E Landers Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for William E Landers 69 a Phoenician since 1931 were held yesterday in the Colonial Chapel of Mortensen Kingsley Mortuary. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Park. He died Monday at St Josephs Hospital after a 12 day hospitalization. He was a native of West Virginia and resided at 1557 W Madison. He is survived by his wife Taresa of Phoenix.
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William E. Landers
Mortensen- Kingsley Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
Mr. Landers
St. Joseph’s Hospital
West Virginia
W. Madison
Taresa
Phoenix
Gem-Robbery Pair Trapped In Roadblock
Roseburg Oregon police stopped two Reno gamblers with 57000 in stolen jewelry samples packed in a pillow case. William Malcolm Ritchie 50 and Deane William Kenworthy 46 booked on larceny. Kenworthy carried 1492 in cash and Ritchie 850. Ritchie claimed prior jewel robbery sentence from Alcatraz.
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Roseberg
Ore
Reno
William Malcolm Ritchie
Deane William Kenworthy
C. R. Bergman
California
Eugene
Roseburg
Bergman
Kenworthy
Ritchie
Alcatraz
Food Farming And You Way Found To Curb Bot Fly Pest
University of Florida researchers report Costa Rica trials showing DDT chlordane and benzene hexachloride dust can rapidly remove bot fly larvae from cattle and reduce reinfection risk. They note the human bot fly could spread to the United States, impacting cattle diseases and milk production. John T. Creighton and William W. Neel authored the letter detailing treatments and potential controls.
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Washington
Mexico
Central America
South America
University of Florida
United States
Costa Rica
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
John T. Creighton
William W. Neel
House Okays Mexico Labor Appropriation
The House unanimously approved a 950000 dollar appropriation to the Labor Department to recruit Mexican farm labor for immediate work in the South Texas cotton fields. Rep. Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. said the labor is needed as part of the Migratory Labor Act, with 200000 for administrative costs and 750000 for a working fund to cover transportation and subsistence costs for employers and migrants.
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House
Washington
Senate
Labor Department
Appropriations Committee
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
Tex
South Texas
Congress
Rio Grande Valley
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Missouri
Louisiana
New Mexico
Duncan Approves Transfers of Eleven Liquor Licenses
John A. Duncan of the State Department approves eleven liquor license transfers. Transfers cover person to person, place to place, or both, spanning Phoenix Wellton Glendale and Tucson with license types indicated by numbers in parentheses. Recipients include Frank Fuentes Clara Hughes Elvis Yancey David Falk Alfred Cole Ray Garcia H. P. Milder Joseph White and others.
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John A. Duncan
State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
Pete Armijo
el Tecolote Club
S. Second St
Phoenix
Frank Fuentes
Nita Ledoux
Clara’s Place
Wellton
Clara Hughes
Guy Bodenhorn
Safeway
E. McDowell
Glendale
Ninth Avenue
Frances Capriotti
Chester’s Tavern
Elvis W. Yancey
Francis E. Holmes
Arthur J. David
Seventh St
Cletus G. Flanigan
Wild Horse Ranch
David G. Falk
Arizona Manor
Frank Mathieson
Weldon Godwin
Waterhole Tavern
12Th St
Alfred J
Louise M. Cole
James Galeras
Ray M. Garcia
el Concho
W. Washington
George O. Burke
Burke and Wolf Distributing Co
Tucson
H. P. Milder
Capitol Distributing Co
E. W. Pacheco
Fox Drug
Joseph L. White
South Country Club
Mesa
Gazette Picture Gives Clue Missing Brothers On Coast
The Gazette reports missing Dittell brothers Edward 16 and Robert 14 may be seen near Highway 80 four miles outside Gila Bend. A Mrs Franks and a Goodyear worker father pressed hope as car trouble and a promise to go “California or bust” surfaced. Police traced a radio request to a Korea soldier. brothers urged neighborhood youth to join a crusade against Communism.
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Gazette
Dittell
Phoenix Gazette
Charles J. Dittell
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Franks
Gila Bend
Edward
Shirley Bryant
S. Sixth Ave
Robert
S. Fifth Ave
Mrs. Moreno, Phoenix Resident, Dies at About 100
Casimira Moreno of 202 S 32nd St died in a local hospital of bronchial pneumonia at about 100 years old. Native of Mexico, she lived in Phoenix 82 years. Survived by son Alonzo and daughter Mrs Mary Gold, 11 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren. Rosary at 8 p.m. in Colonial Chapel Mortensen Kingsley. Requiem high mass at 9 a.m. Saturday at Immaculate Heart Church. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery.
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Casimira Moreno
S. 32Nd St
Phoenix
Immaculate Heart Church
St. Francis Cemetery
Wife Can Raise $30,000 Fur Coat By 1960 With Spare-Time
ST PAUL Aug 10 AP Chin chillas rise as a new livestock craze in America. About 5,000 people in the U S and Canada breed them for profit or hobby. A pair costs 600 to 1650 dollars and a 100 pair herd can be managed with a full time job. Experts predict pelts could reach 100 dollars each, with 150 skins needed for a coat.
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ST. Paul
Minn
America
United States
Canada
Dale Mathews
University of Minnesota
Andes Mountains
M. F. Chapman
Mathews
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DeElicott
By Herb Nelson
Mary Traub
Sorenson
Duncan
E. R. Adkins
E. Indian School
Korea
Army & Navy
Army
Marine Sun
East Jefferson
Dale
Second St
Monroe
America’s Ideal
Bedminton
del Mar
del Mar Hotel
Sanford D. Adler
Gateway
Gateway Department Store
East Washington
Gazetf
Republic
North Central
East Dunlap
Sunnyslope
Carol Brent
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