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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1950

Page

2

Phoenix Bank Robbery Concluded From Page One

A bank in Phoenix was robbed by two men using a gun and knife to threaten tellers. Vault money totaling about 128,500 dollars was taken before the robbers fled, leaving hostages and tying workers. Security later reduced the loss to reflect transfers to Scottsdale. Insurance covered the theft.

Steger Wade Ray Claver North 12Th Street Claver Wise Lucille Martin James Wise Bank of Douglas John

Watkins Plans to Reform Arizona Industrial Commission

Former candidate Watkins claims the Arizona Industrial Commission is in disarray due to poor administration and announces a plan to reform it for both employer and employee benefit. He pledges to represent all Arizonans, not any special economic group, and says water issues should not dominate the election while noting his role in the 1948 Democratic National Convention fights.

Arizona Industrial Commission Watkins United States Senate Philadelphia Platform Committee California

Arizona Bank Robberies Recalled Largest In History

Officials recalled nine Arizona bank robberies totaling 179894.26 with four unsolved. Notable cases include 1916 Miami $90000, 1927 Clarkdale $28000, 1933 Globe $34078.26 with $17491.40 recovered, Clifton vault breakins, 1945 Clifton $2945, 1946 Seaboard $900, 1947 Valley Bank $14000, and 1948 Seaboard $1771 with several suspects captured or charged.

Bank of Douglas Arizona Miami Valley National Bank Esquerido Pinal Mountains Clarkdale Globe The Carl Wells Harry Wells State Clifton Valley Bank Gladys Goodspeed Clarence Clifton Rumpff East Monroe Street Seaboard Finance Company Floyd Ellis Roberts

Watkins announces candidacy amid infrastructure push in Arizona

In Washington last week Watkins urged support for Central Arizona Project legislation and vowed to govern Arizona with economy and less personal politics. At a Buckeye luncheon he said the announcement is real and aimed at hometown backers, with J C Wilson introducing him. Watkins holds notable posts including Mason, shrine potentate, and hospital board member while leading housing authority efforts. Research cites three polio virus varieties.

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