Law Requires Infant Jailed With Mother
In Philadelphia a 7 month old boy was jailed with his mother under a Pennsylvania law banning separation of mothers and nursing infants. Mrs. Lillian Gilyard, 38, faced charges for unreported earnings of 587.50 amid 3000 in state aid. Judge Oliver Parry sentenced her to four months. when asked about the baby, the deputy suggested sending him with her.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lillian Gilyard
Oliver G. Parry
Commonwealth
Gilyard
Parry
James Jhen
Ist
City Manager Post Draws Applicants Across States
In Phoenix inquiries and applications for the 12,500 a year city manager post continue as Mayor Udall prepares to take office January 3. Two new prospects, both former city managers, were interviewed yesterday afternoon. Three leading candidates remain, from California Texas and Missouri, with possible additional interviews before Christmas.
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Phoenix City
Yor Nichols Udall
California
Arizona
Udall
Texas
Missouri
Fingerprints Identify Body Near Wickenburg
The body of 40 year old Fred O. Davidson of Baldwin Mississippi was found beside Santa Fe Railroad tracks 30 miles north of Wickenburg. Identification from fingerprints on file at Maricopa County sheriff and FBI. Brother Travior Davidson lives in Baldwin. Death from a broken neck in a train fall, no foul play detected.
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Wickenburg
Fred O. Davidson
Baldwin
Miss
Maricopa County
Scientists Weigh Robot Saboteurs for Guided Missiles
Washington reports Defense Department researchers discuss using robot saboteurs to illuminate targets with radar beams for guiding missiles. Concepts include suitcase transmitters planted near cities or factories and pathfinder aircraft directing a fleet toward a target. Celestial navigation offers a rocket fixed course by star position, reducing radar jamming risks.
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Washington
Defense Department
Arizona race swindle suspect under arrest
Seattle FBI agents arrested Richard Monroe Smith 44 of Portland Ore on charges of interstate transportation of stolen goods in a case linked to a $9000 race track swindle. Smith allegedly posed as an inside man for a syndicate to lure a Seattle widow into a life savings bet, then fled to a trailer park in Seattle where he was nabbed. He and his wife had recently adopted a baby in Vancouver British Columbia.
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Seattle
Wash
Arizona
FBI
Jack B. Wilcox
Richard Monroe Smith
Portland
Ore
Wilcox
Smith
Carl J. Bilek
Perch Lake
N. Y
Bilek
Biloxi
Miss
Vancouver
B. C
Christmas Plea for City Poor Families
Winter visitors reveal that the city’s needy face deep poverty and illness. Family 90 includes a widow with five children, a fatally injured husband, a dying child, renegades of nourishment and exposure, and no warm clothes. A $12 gift would feed and clothe them for Christmas. Family 91 tells of a tubercular father and ill mother hindering work, with children shoeless and undressed. a Phoenician donor of $10 could enable last-minute shopping.
Two Injured In Phoenix Traffic Accidents
Two persons were injured late yesterday in traffic accidents and remained under treatment at Phoenix hospitals. Raymond Ledda, 25, of 1305 North 43rd Place, an artist, was admitted to Veterans Hospital after a two car collision at 40th Street and Thomas Road. Henry A. Montrose, 37, of Scottsdale, received emergency treatment at St. Monica's Hospital. Joseph Clark, 10, of 3023 West Yuma Street, was admitted to St. Monica's after a Buckeye Road crash involving a Central Arizona Light and Power Company truck driven by Duane T. Curry of 1839 East Princeton Street.
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Raymond Ledda
North 43Rd Place
Veterans Hospital
40Th Street
Thomas Road
Arizona Highway Patrol
Henry A. Montrose
Scottsdale
St. Monica’s Hospital
Joseph Clark
Jack Clark
West Yuma Street
Buckeye Road
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Duane T. Curry
East
Princeton Street
Whipple Funeral Set At Show Low
Special to The Phoenix Gazette. Willard Whipple Jr., a United States Indian Service employee for 40 years, will be buried in Show Low with funeral services at the Latter-day Saints Chapel at 2 p m tomorrow. Friends may call at Mel drum Mortuary Chapel in Mesa this afternoon. Bishop LeRoy Ellsworth will officiate.
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Phoenix Gazette
Willard Whipple, Jr
United States Indian Service
Latter-day Saints
Meldrum Mortuary
Mesa
LeRoy Ellsworth
Low
Christmas Church Services Across Phoenix Area
Christmas Eve and Day services listed for Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopal, and Presbyterian churches including St Marys St Monica's Mission and Grace Lutheran. Notable events include midnight masses at Sacred Heart Chapel and Trinity Cathedral and candlelight cantatas at First Presbyterian Sunnyslope and Unity Truth Center with choirs, organists, and featured speakers.
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Sacred Heart Chapel
17Th
Grant Streets
ST. Mary’s
North Third Street
ST. Monica’s Mission
South Seventh Avenue
OUR Lady of the Wayside
Sunnyslope
Grace Lutheran
Karl A. Danell
Phoenix
Gilbert Olson
R. G. Bauerbach
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
West
Roosevelt Street
Arthur B. Kinsolving
James W. F. Carman
Morton T. Kelsey
EL Buen Samaritano Mission
St. Stephen's Day
Unity Truth Center
North First Avenue
Phoenix Woman’s Club
First Avenue
Fillmore Street
Forest
Louise Thornburg
Twila Kress
Glenn Meader
O. D. Miller
Ice Storm Strikes Central Missouri Areas Reported Widespread Damage
Southwestern Bell reports 61 circuits out at Sedalia with officials estimating 1500 broken wires and 300 poles splintered under ice load. Illinois Bell logs 450 breaks from Quincy to Carthage and 240 from Quincy to Beards Town. Snow blankets Great Plains with 6 inches at Great Bend and varying inches across Kansas Nebraska.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Sedalia
Missouri
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Quincy
Carthage
Beardstown
Ill
Great Plains
Great Bend
Kan
Concordia
St. Joseph
Dodge City
Wichita, Kan
Beatrice and Fairbury, Neb
Valley of the Sun warm up forecast in midweek
Cold air grips the Valley of the Sun with lows near freezing. Temperatures climb this afternoon with Phoenix forecast to reach around 55 degrees after a frosty start. Grand Canyon reports 13 inches of snow, Flagstaff six inches, and no new citrus damage in the Valley from recent freezes.
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Valley of the Sun
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Sky Harbor
Flagstaff
Bureau
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
J. M. Foote
Arizona Fruit and Vegetable Standardization Service
Mesa
Yank Release Denied In Budapest Spy Case
Budapest officials and the U.S. Legation denied rumors that Robert A. Vogeler, an American businessman arrested November 18 on espionage charges, had been released. The denial came as Vienna rumors circulated about his status. Vogeler is reported to be detained in Hungary facing espionage accusations.
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Yank
Budapest
Hungary
United States Legation
Vienna
Robert A. Vogeler
Arizona Navy Comes to Life at Lakeside Park
Tempe readers glimpse a new lake in Salt River bottom near the bridge touted as a harbor for the Arizona Navy. Harold Freeland banks mud dams to create a half mile by one hundred yard lake named Lakeside Park. Plans include a mile circular race course, bass stocking, and Sunday motor boating, using water pumped from underground wells.
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Arizona
Tempe
Salt River
Harold Freeland
Lakeside Park
Freeland
Papago Park
Lewis Douglas Undergoes Minor Facial Surgery
United States ambassador to Britain Lewis W. Douglas, 55, had a minor facial operation in a New York hospital during the past two weeks. Earlier reports said he underwent surgery for varicose veins in his legs. Dr. Edmund N. Goodman called the facial procedure a small thing and did not specify details. Douglas arrived aboard the Queen Elizabeth and was to be released Saturday.
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New York
Lewis W. Douglas
United States
Britain
Edmund N. Goodman
Douglas
U S Alaska Flight Service Urged by CAB Examiner
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner recommended expanded U S Alaska air links. He urged Pacific Northern Airlines to run Juneau Alaska to Seattle Washington for one year and Pan American Airlines to fly Juneau to Anchorage Alaska for one year. Pan American already serves Seattle Fairbanks and Nome. Pacific Northern currently operates only in
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Washington
INS
Civil Aeronautics Board
United States
Alaska
William F. Cusick
CAB
Pacific Northern Airlines, Incorporated
Juneau
Seattle
Wash
Pan-American Airlines
Anchorage
Pan-American
Fairbanks
Nome
Pacific Norther
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First Presbyterian
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Elmer W. Roy
Sunnyslope Presbyterian
Frank Allen
Charles Abbott
Shell City
Rockville
Windsor
Hughsville
Palmyra
Stoutville
Vandalia
Perryville
Centralia
Santa Fe
Valley of Sun
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West van Soe
Lewis Douglas
ROSE
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Elgin
Jewels
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