Phoenix Police Told To Enforce All Laws
About 150 Phoenix Police Department members heard Acting City Manager Ray W. Wilson and the City Council reiterate that all laws must be enforced by the department. Chief Earl L. OClair said officers can now truly enforce vice gambling and other laws, with council and mayor urging loyalty and diligence.
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Phoenix
Earl L. O’clair
Phoenix Police Department
Ray W. Wilson
O’clair
Wilson
Nicholas Udall
Glen Curry
Orme Morehead
C. B. Hoyt
Bernard Dunn
Department
JCs Acquire Stagecoach Replica for Public Rodeo Promotion
The Phoenix Jaycees bought a Tombstone built stagecoach replica of the Douglas to Benson line. Sid Wilson of Tombstone fashioned it using parts from an original coach. Discovered in Tombstone by Herman Middleton, the coach will publicize the rodeo and Arizona pioneer history.
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Douglas
Benson
Sid Wilson
Tombstone
Arizona
Wilson
Jaycees
Herman Middleton
Jaycee
Walter Cluer
Charles Kalil
Jayces
Two Phoenix Girls Complete WAC Study at Camp Lee
Privates Joan C. Hutchins and Janet M. Belcher of Phoenix completed Clerk typist specialist training at the Camp Lee Virginia Women’s Army Corps center. Both promoted from recruit after basic training, Belcher is assigned to Fort Jay New York and Hutchins to Fort Bliss Texas.
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Camp Lee
Virginia
Women's Army Corps Training Center
Joan C. Hutchins
Janet M. Belcher
Phoenix
Belcher
Ralph A. Belcher
North 16Th Street
Fort Jay
New York
Hutchins
George H. Hutchins
East
Roeser Road
Fort Bliss
Tex
Burglaries Bring Youth To 2 Years
Lee A. Martinez a 20 year old farm laborer of Gilbert Avenue pleaded guilty to three counts of burglary and was sentenced by Mari copa County Superior Court Judge Francis J Donofrio to a term of one to two years in State Prison. Martinez admitted breaking into two offices in the Goodrich Building and one in the Professional Building on December 14 to obtain money for Christmas presents and food for his mother. The youth was on probation for a car theft case.
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Lee A. Martinez
Gilbert Avenue
Maricopa County
Francis J. Donofrio
Martinez
Goodrich
Three Mexicans jailed on new illegal entry charges
Three Mexican nationals admitted to U. S. commissioner C. B. Wilson that they had been turned back or deported previously for illegal entry. They were jailed in lieu of $500 bond each on new illegal entry charges. Names are Roberto Rangel-Rodriguez 25 Manuel Martinez-Munoz 24 Mario Vega-Lopez 19.
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C. B. Wilson
U. S
United States
Roberto Rangel-Rodriguez
Manuel Martinez-Munoz
Mario Vega-Lopez
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