Judge Warns Young Drivers of Penalties
Judge Thomas J. Croaff of Maricopa County Superior Court announced that juvenile traffic offenders will now face adult penalties and prosecution. Previously probation or license suspensions were common, but officials report a record 1,018 juvenile traffic offenses last year as law enforcement gathered to hear the ruling.
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Thomas J. Croaff
Maricopa County
Croaff
Police Juvenile Bureau
L. C. Boies
Earl L. O’clair
Fred Gittner
Arizona Highway Patrol
E. J. Wyatt
State Drivers’ License Department
Employers Face Jan 31 Payroll Reports Deadline
Employers in the state unemployment program must file payroll reports and tax payments by January 31 or incur a possible penalty of five dollars per delinquent report. The report period covers three months ending December 31. Wages paid must be reported though taxes apply only to the first 3000 dollars earned.
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Employment Security Commission
Miracle Of Bells Without Bells In Carillon Concert
Phoenicians will hear an electronic carillon concert tomorrow from 3 to 4 PM at First Baptist Church 300 West Monroe Street. Matthew Sloan will play hymns on a two octave keyboard while Dr Theron Chastain hopes to buy the 25 bell system underlining the citys first public carillon event.
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First Baptist Church
West
Monroe Street
Central Methodist Church
North Central Avenue
Charles S. Kendall
Matthew Sloan
Theron Chastain
First Baptist
Plans Mapped for Arizona Personnel Forum in Phoenix
An Arizona Personnel Forum planned for early March in Phoenix will feature a keynote speaker and a full day of panel discussions on public relations employer employee relations and on the job supervision. Local business leaders and firms including Standard Oil Kerricks Safeway Stores Sears Goldwaters Valley National Bank and Montgomery Ward are listed among organizers and participants with Phoenix Technical School director J J Kayetan announcing the event.
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Arizona
Phoenix
J. J. Kayetan
Phoenix Technical School
Vera Mc
Tive Education Department
Tom Sawyer
Tom Sawyer Shop
Walter King
Walter King’s
C. L. Featherstone
Diamond’s
Kay B. Hoppingarner
Margaret Hokensen
Charley Hoover
The
Phoenix Gazette
Arizona Republic
Gail Murphy
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Grace Wood
Hanny’s
Janet Mills
Montgomery Ward and Company
Judge lashes deadlocked Bronx jury in narcotics trial
Bronx County Judge Samuel Joseph berated a deadlocked jury in the Leonard Selami narcotics case, calling them less intelligent than a two year old after they failed to reach a verdict. He snapped at jurors over a film shown in evidence, joking about pictures of Mickey Mouse.
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New York
Bronx
Samuel Joseph
Leonard Selami
Mickey Mouse
Engineers Bid Broader Eligibility for City Director Post
The Central Arizona Chapter of the Arizona Society of Professional Engineers urged the Civil Service Board and Mayor Udaw to widen Civil Service eligibility beyond civil engineers. A chapter resolution argues that all professionally registered engineers should qualify, provided they meet other standards. The board planned a Feb 1 hearing on suspending competition and naming Kenneth King as director, while noting the current temp holder could depart and a broader field would be needed.
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Central
Arizona
Arizona Society of Professional Engineers
Nicholas Udaw
Civil Service Board
Leary J. Brenneman
Kenneth King
Phoenix
Rehearing Denied In Nogales Passenger Run Case
The Arizona Corporation Commission denied Southern Pacific Company's petition for a rehearing of its Tucson Nogales passenger service dis continuation order after a Nogales hearing. A petition to reverse the original decision was also denied. A April hearing will consider petitions to improve service on the Tucson Nogales run.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Southern Pacific Company
Tucson
Nogales
Tucson-Nogales
Bridge Stolen And Sold For Scrap 150pounder and 350pounder Arrested
In Athens Alabama two men weighing 150 and 350 pounds were arrested after allegedly helping steal the eight ton Piney Creek Bridge. The bridge was disassembled and sold for scrap, yielding about $149. Pieces were found in junkyards in Sheffield and Huntsville.
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Athens
Ala
Piney Creek
Finey Creek
John Sandlin
Fred Vickers
Woodrow Moore
Sandlin
Sheffield
Huntsville
Vickers
Milk cartons repurposed as emergency flares
Washington. A California Forestry Division mechanic uses empty milk cartons as emergency flares. Harry Ramsden says the cartons burn for about twenty minutes, long enough to change a tire, per American Forest Products Industries in Forestry Digest.
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Washington
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Forestry Digest
California State Division of Forestry
Harry Ramsden
MSU senior paddles coed after alleged dating mix
Art Miller of Chicago testified he paddled his Michigan State College girlfriend between classes because she kept multiple dates with other men. He said she stood him up and he carried out the punishment as promised, and they attended class together afterward with her initially angry then laughing.
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East Lansing
Mich
Art Miller
Chicago
Michigan State College
Miller
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