Arizona Recruit Sent To Prison For Armed Robbery
Tokyo dispatch reports the reviewing authority upheld a 10 year prison term and dishonorable discharge for Recruit Bob L. Solida of Benson Arizona. He was convicted Dec. 1 of robbing three Japanese nationals in Kawasaki City on separate occasions, threatening them with a pistol. Loot totaled 12 500 yen and one wrist watch.
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Tokyo
Bob L. Solida
Benson, Ariz
Hobart R. Gay
First Cavalry Division
Solida
Kawasaki City
Sentence date set for Frank Montano in liquor case
Frank Montano was sentenced by Judge Dave W. Ling after pleading guilty in United States District Court yesterday. The case concerns introducing liquor into the Gila River Indian Reservation, with the sentencing date set for Monday, Jan. 9.
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Frank Montano
Gila River Indian Reservation
Dave W. Ling
United States District Court
Our Children Use Of Toys To Encourage Eating
A physician warns against using toys and attention tactics to coax toddlers to eat. A mother recounts a 20 month old whose feeding revolved around play, leading to a chewing and feeding aversion. The doctor prescribes a measured routine with minimal distraction, a single food, and progressive feeding at regular meals, plus reviewing the bulletin on eating problems.
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Gary C. Myers
Dad
Mommie
Daddy
Grandma
Industrial Commission Blasts Phoenix Newspapers Over Report
Two Arizona Industrial Commissioners J J O Neill and Fred Edwards charge The Phoenix Gazette and The Arizona Republic with biased reporting of the commission s finances in a letter to Workmen s Compensation Fund policyholders The letter applauds the Arizona Daily Star and a few weekly papers for honest coverage amid a 1948 loss and near insolvency The lawmakers defend the rate boost as necessary and outline a 10 percent average increase with larger jumps for some categories Based on reports the commission claims medical and hospital costs are excessive and an investigation is ongoing with January developments expected.
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Arizona Industrial Commission
Workmen’s Compensation Fund
Phoenix Gazette
The
Arizona Republic
J. J. O’neill
Fred Edwards
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson
Hartnett and Braden Tractor Company
Yuma
Commission
Phoenix
Hartnett
Braden
Ray Gilbert
O'Neill
Edwards
Los Angeles Actuaries
Sam J
Yavapai County
Dan E. Garvey
Special Legislative Committee On State Operations
Garvey
Gila Bend Dance Slated Saturday
The Gila Bend Brothers Lodge No. 1 hosts the first annual charity hall at Gila Bend High School Auditorium Saturday night. Justice of the peace Eddie Stout chairs the arrangements with Crosley Swift Bill Munio LeRoy Grier Ralph Davenport Cecil Gates and Alex Black on the committee.
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Phoenix Gazette
Gila Bend
Gila Bend Brothers Lodge No. 1
Gila Bend High School
Justice of the Peace
Eddie Stout
Crosley Swift
Bill Munio
LeRoy Grier
Ralph Davenport
Cecil Gates
Alex Black
Minotto to Speak at Jaycee Meeting in Mesa
In Mesa at 7 30 p m today at the Maricopa Inn former state senator James A Minotto will address the Jaycee meeting as guest speaker.
Duck Trouble as Dam Gates Open Drowns Hunter’s Truck
Bartlett Dam gates were opened after a duck hunt left hunter Dan S Breeden and his wife with a submerged pickup. The vehicle sank in rising water two miles from a Phoenix area location after the dam gates allowed floodwater to surround the truck. A wrecker freed the stranded vehicle with 100 feet of cable and a wet, cold owner.
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Hunter
Bartlett
Dan S. Breeden
West
Polk Street
Breeden
Bartlett Dam
Phoenix
A. C. Perry
Stephens-Franklin Motors
Mercy on probation for strong arm robbery victim’s mercy
Louis W. Evans, 19, received five year probation after Hendrick A. Anderson, the assault victim, urged leniency. Evans must pay 200 dollars restitution. Five other youths involved in the Oct 24 attack included several juveniles. Evans was the driver of the car during the strong arm robbery on Thomas Road in Maricopa County.
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Louis W. Evans
West
Augusta Avenue
Liberty
Maricopa County
Dudley W. Windes
Hendrick A. Anderson
East Thomas Road
Windes
Evans
Anderson
Thomas
Graveside Rites Scheduled Today for Tempe Man Tedlock
Graveside services were held at 2 p m in Double Butte Cemetery for Jacob Erban Tedlock 68 who died Monday at his Tempe home 213 Roosevelt Street. The Rev Max Wilkins officiated. Tedlock born Jan 30 1881 in Albany Missouri had lived in Tempe eight years. Surviving are a son Charles E Tedlock Tempe and a daughter Mrs Norma B Oliver Los Angeles.
Fall From Auto Injures Girl Six
Marcia Ann Cade six, daughter of Rev and Mrs R Felder Cade, fell from her parents car ten miles east of Mesa last night when she unlocked the door and the door flew open. She sustained cuts and abrasions and a slight head injury and was taken to Southside District hospital where her condition was not serious.
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Mesa
Marcia Ann Cade
R. Felder Cade
North
Washington Street
Chandler
Andrew Morgan
Southside District Hospital
Air flight to Nogales cancelled until January
Nogales on December 28. The scheduled mass flight to Nogales of California air enthusiasts has been cancelled until late January, airport manager George Oberdorf said. About 49 private aircraft were to have participated in the trip.
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Nogales
California
Nogales International
George Oberdorf
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O. D. Poplin
Yates Surplus
van Buren Street
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Ames
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