Man Charged With Aggravated Assault Over Canal Throw
A 19-year-old Tempe barber Buido Logue was accused in East Phoenix Precinct Court of aggravated assault for beating his 16-year-old wife Elizabeth Logue and throwing her into a canal after she admitted she hid his .32 caliber revolver. The case followed his arrest in a broader morals investigation involving seven girls aged 14 to 16. Logue and an 18-year-old companion are jailed on related offenses. the seven girls are in county detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Phoenix
Buido Logue
Tempe
Elizabeth
Logue
Arizona State Prison
Milk prices rise 1 cent per quart across dairy line
Prices for milk products climb this week with a one cent per quart increase. Cottage cheese gains a cent per pound while cream rises a penny per half pint. butter remains steady amid a competitive market. Arizona dairymen note heat and humidity reduce milk supply and some herds move out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Banks
Associated Dairy Products Company
Harold Bowles
Arizona Dairyman’s League
Print Supply Firm Denies Closing The Lake Charles Citizen
In New York July 21 AP reports a New York newsprint firm denied responsibility for suspending publication of The Lake Charles Southwest Citizen. The Citizen halted after 2 years saying there is no newsprint left. Publisher Thomas B. Shearman linked the problem to a nontransferable contract amid a merger with The American Press. Montmorency Paper Company claimed no knowledge of any sale and rejected implication of contract assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake Charles
Southwest Citizen
Citizen
Thomas B. Shearman
The
American Press
Shearman
New York City
Montmorency Paper Company
Wickliffe B. Moore
Montmorency
Bridge and road contracts let totaling 103571
Phoenix contractors were awarded road improvement jobs by the State Highway Commission totaling 103,571 dollars. H. L. Royden won 60,811 dollars to widen a concrete girder bridge over Show Low Creek on the Show Low Springer ville highway. Phoenix-Tempe Stone Company got 42,760 dollars for three quarters of a mile of the Goodyear Avondale highway. Halstead Lumber Company received 11,350 dollars to furnish paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State Highway Commission
H. L. Royden
Show Low Creek
Show Low-Springerville
Phoenix-Tempe Stone Company
Goodyear-Avondale
Mutual City
Goodyear
Avondale
Halstead Lumber Company
Seventeen Convicted in Spy Plot Case in Tokyo
Fifteen Koreans and two Japanese were convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage by an Allied international provost court in Tokyo. They received prison terms from one to ten years after a trial that began May 11. Twenty eight other defendants face trial soon. Five Koreans were ordered deported after imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Allied International Provost
Japan
Hidden Sub Hunters Tested by Grumman Guardians
The navy announced a squadron of Grumman Guardian planes to locate and destroy submarines without visual contact. Tested off Baja waters, the Guardians operate from the carrier Essex with night searchlights and advanced electronics after six months of training and testing by the Pacific Fleet Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Grumman “Guardian
Navy
Lower
California
Mex
Waters
Pacific Fleet Air Force
Essex
Fire destroys Glenn Fuel and Feed Store in Douglas
A large blaze in Douglas destroyed the Glenn Fuel and Feed Store early today. A fireman Foster Wright and helper Vidal Molina fell about 15 feet through a roof while handling a hose. Wright walked away, Molina was unconscious and treated at the hospital. Damage estimated at $50,000, partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Glenn Fuel and Feed
Foster Wright
Vidal Molina
Pirtleville
Wright
Molina
Tax Force Tests Arizona Rail Tax on Carriers
The Southern Pacific Railroad and Pacific Fruit Express were ordered by the Arizona State Tax Commission to repay sales tax assessments totaling 549000. The move precedes a potential suit to challenge a section of the Arizona Excise Tax Act imposing a 1 percent annual levy on rail carriers income. Taxpayers paid under protest and may appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. assessments cover three years, with a limitations cutoff restricting further back billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pacific Fruit Express
Arizona State Tax Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Bids Called on Davis Dam Federal Building West of Phoenix
The Bureau of Reclamation announces sealed bids for a two story reinforced concrete building with basement to house Davis Dam operation and maintenance offices. The 45 by 200 foot structure sits three miles west of Phoenix near the Central Arizona Light and Power plant. S. A. Williams, Phoenix project engineer, provides specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Davis Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Denver, Colo., Federal Center
S. A. Williams
Central
Arizona Light and Power Company
Breathless champ runs out of pants at Birmingham race
Sprint star June Foulds wins a 100 yard event in Birmingham on July 21, but her running pants slipped to her knees at halfway. She finished blushing, clutching the pants as the crowd cheered in the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
June Foulds
June
Parking Tag Holders Warned in Mesa Gazette
Overdue parking tickets in Mesa prompt warnings. fines are 50 cents, doubled if a special notice is mailed. Unpaid fines trigger warrants worth 11 dollars to the city. Miss Silvina Jimenez hired to help with ticket load in the city bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsaker
Mesa
Silvina Jimenez
Benes
Arizona Cotton Harvest Starts In Maricopa County
Arizona begins harvesting its 1951 cotton crop with a small crew stripping bolts on stub plants. More than 220000 acres in Maricopa County planted to short staple and 8000 to long staple. Harvest runs into January with 14000 workers needed, about 5000 locally available and the rest brought from other states and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Maricopa County
John O’dell
O’dell
John R. Foley
Phoenix
Arizona State Employment Service
Mexico
Mazatzal Brush Fire In Arizona Described By The Gazette
Special to The Gazette Roosevelt July 21 Hope rose for control of a Mazatzal Mountains wildfire started by lightning eight miles north of Tonto Basin. About 400 acres burned in rugged terrain as 190 firefighters battled to contain the blaze with two truckloads of Holbrook Indians and National Guardsmen aiding on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Here
Buck Basin
Denton Ridge
Mazatzal Mountains
Tonto Basin
Tonto National Forest
Holbrook
Globe and Safford
Forest Fire Ban Still On in Arizona and New Mexico
A regional fire chief in Albuquerque declares the ban on smoking and campfires remains in force across all national forests in Arizona and New Mexico. Campers picnickers and fishermen may use the forests but must follow precautionary regulations due to high fire danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Kenneth O. Wilson
Albuquerque
Phoenix News Briefs From Downtown to Sky Harbor
A Phoenix motorist, Benjamin Warshilewsky, 45, wrecked his pickup to avoid a turning car, then received emergency care at Memorial Hospital. Also reported: burglary suspects caught at Sky Harbor. a sailor accused of absent without leave after returning to port. Allen Barris jailed for attempting to cash a bad check. 30 pairs of shoes stolen from a box dropped by a truck. misrepresentation schemes target first aid suppliers. fines sentenced to Murray Higgins, Guillermo Perez, and Max Born for reckless driving and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Warshilewsky
Granada
Warshilewsky
Third Avenue
McDowell
Memorial Hospital
Meyers First In Soap Box Race At Yuma
Johnny Meyers a 14 year old speedster won the Yuma Soap Box Derby with a 19 car field on the 10th Avenue hill. He defeated Gordon Storjohann 12 in the finals to claim the Class A bicycle prize awarded July 28 at a night game. Storjohann beat 13 rivals in Class B on a 600 yard two car per run course watched by 450. Storjohann and Meyers also placed at the recent San Diego regional. Akron Ohio national berth went to Dick Szakacs of San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Johnny Meyers
10Th Avenue Hill
Meyers
Gordon Storjohann
Storjohann
San Diego
Akron
Ohio
Dick Szakacs
Diggers Race To Reach Miner Buried Under Ore
Rescue teams at Kee-watin Minnesota dig through ore to reach miner William Torvinen trapped 200 feet underground after a cave in at a Pickands mine. Sixty workers in three-man shifts search two directions as heat forces crew relief every 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keewatin
Minn
William Torvinen
Torvinen
E. A. Schneider
Pickands, Mather and Company
Pork Prices Rolled Back by Safeway Stores
The Office of Price Stabilization announced a voluntary roll back of 2 cents a pound on most pork products sold by Safeway Stores in 23 states. OPS noted Safeway assumed pork could bear cost increases, though pork isn’t on the interim price law list. Safeway management quickly canceled the rise, OPS said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization Today
Safeway Stores, Inc
Safeway
OPS
Safeway Management
Good Aim Brings $100 Assault Fine
James Young, 27, of 2117 W. Adams, was fined $100 in East Phoenix Precinct Court after being found guilty of assault. Judge Harry Westfall noted that if Young's aim had not been so accurate he might have escaped a smaller penalty. He was charged with striking F. L. Wallis, owner of the Capitol Buffet, at 11 S. 17th Ave. with a beer bottle during an argument on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young
W. Adams
East Phoenix
Harry Westfall
Young
F. L. Wallis
Capitol Buffet
S. 17Th Ave
Dutch Belgian troops depart for Korea on McCrae
Supplementary detachments of Belgian and Dutch volunteers left for Korea today aboard the American troopship Gen. J. H. McCrae. The Belgian detachment totaled 179 men and the Dutch 250. Since the start of hostilities, 1100 Belgians and 1400 Dutch have joined United Nations forces in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Korea
J. H. McCrae
United Nations
Co-Op Loan Approved for Arizona Electrification
A $50,000 loan has been approved by the Rural Electrification Administration for the Sulphur Springs Valley Cooperative in Arizona. The project aims to expand electrical service to more residents in the Sulphur Springs Valley area generally north of Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Chapman To Tour Mexican Oil Fields
Secretary of the Interior Chapman, petroleum administrator for defense, will fly to Mexico Tuesday with deputy Bruce K. Brown to meet President Miguel Aleman and inspect Mexican oil fields amid Middle East supply concerns related to Britain Iran tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chapman
Mexico
Britain
Iran
Middle East
Truman
Defense
Bruce K. Brown
Miguel Aleman
Two Men Charged With Girl Assaults
In Tolleson Justice Court Alex Andre Rivas of Tolleson, 23, faced a charge of an offense against a 17 year old en route to a movie. In East Phoenix Precinct Court Frank Garcia Martin, 24, of 709 S Third St faced an offense against a 15 year old after allegedly picking up a girl from a movie outing, taking her to his home, and committing the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolleson Justice Court
Alexandre Rivas
Tolleson
East Phoenix
Frank Garcia Martin
S. Third St
Francis Basil Cook Dies At Home In Phoenix
Francis Basil Cook 39 a Phoenix resident since 1944 died yesterday at his home 2140 East Cocopah after a lingering illness Born in Hickman County Kentucky he came to Phoenix from Paducah Kentucky He was a brick mason until 1948 when ill health stopped him Surviving are his wife Ruby two sons Billie Don and Ronnie and two brothers James W and John A all of Phoenix Funeral services will be held at 10 am Monday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Burial will be in Memory Lawn Memorial Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Basil Cook
Phoenix
E. Cocopah
Hickman County
Mr. Cook
Paducah
Ruby
Billie Don
Ronnie
James W
John A
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Firemen Called Off Blaze At North Seventh Street Trailer
Fire destroyed a house trailer at 7029 N Seventh St yesterday. Metropolitan Fire Department crew halted efforts after captain O A Rowland said a company representative could not obtain the owner's signature to guarantee payment. Rowland stated the private company is not obligated to work without pay. Mrs Nellie Howard owns the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh St
Metropolitan Fire Department
O. A. Rowland
Metropolitan
Rowland
Nellie Howard
Draft Notice Sent To Dead Son in Arizona
A father in Bisbee, Ignacio Huizar, delivered a draft board letter to the Douglas, Arizona court for his deceased son Francisco L. Huizar who died in an auto accident north of Douglas on November 9, 1949. The envelope urged return if undelivered. The incident highlights misdirected draft communications long after a recipient’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Justice of the Peace
George Martin
Francisco L. Huizar
Ignacio Huizar
Adaressee
Ten Phoenix students win Ford contest regional awards
Ten Phoenix high school students were named winners in Ford Motor Company's 1951 regional Industrial Arts Awards. Winners receive $10, a certificate, and automatic entry to the national finals in Chicago. Arizona entrants include Don Clay, Joe Arias, Robert Eccles, Arthur Jones, Charles Lassiter, Harold Minnear, Marion Weldon, Donald Mitchell, Peter Pitrone, and Clark Sypherd, from Phoenix Union and West Phoenix high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ford Motor Company
Exposition Park
Los Angeles
Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
Ford
United States
Don Clay
E. Moreland
Joe Arias
N. 10Th St
Phoenix Union High School
Robert Eccles
W. Adams
Arthur Jones
S. 35Th Ave
Charles Lassiter
Alzona Park
Harold Minnear
Marion Weldon
32Nd Ave
Furvine
Donald Mitchell
Teased Mesan Is Fined $100 For Assault In Mesa
A 56 year old Mesa man was fined 100 dollars in police court for assault after joking taunts and a greeting led to a fight with youths. Judge Jack Hunsaker also ordered I M Richardson to pay 13 dollars for X ray costs and suspended six month jail time. Richardson was charged with simple assault on Reoul Pritchard 15 of 651 E Main in a store. Pritchard a newspaper boy for The Phoenix Gazette said he and another boy teased Richardson and then said Hi Bob before Richardson struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Main
Pritchard
The
Phoenix Gazette
Richardson
Bob
Funeral Set for Sgt Calvin Echoles in Phoenixa
Military funeral services for Sgt Calvin C Echoles 21 of Phoeniz will be held Monday at 1 pm in the Chapel in the Valley Ragsdale Mortuary with Chaplain Glen Gurley officiating Burial will be Greenwood Memorial Park Echoles was killed Sept 7 1950 in Korea while serving with the 24th Infantry Division He had been in the army two years joined June 4 1949 and went overseas in March 1950 He was an ROTC officer at Carver High School and active in sports He is survived by his brother Edward Echoles Wichita Falls Texas sister Mrs Catherine Cotton and another brother James Wichita Falls Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin C. Echoles
Korea
Ragsdale Mortuary
Glen A. Gurley
Williams Air Force Base
Greenwood Memorial Park
Echoles
24Th Infantry Division
Edward Echoles
E. Madison
Calvin
Carver High School
Army
Carver
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Catherine Cotton
James
Wichita Falls
Texas
Carl Krah Dies Cortaro Ranch Owner at 60
Carl Krah owner of the Lazy K Bar ranch near Cortaro died yesterday at age 60. He served as a director of the Southern Arizona Dude Ranch Association Executives Club the University Club and the Yale Alumni Club. Earlier he was credit manager for the Chicago Tribune and later business manager for the law firm Fleming Green Martin and Ellis. Funeral services are set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Carl Krah
Cortaro
Southern Arizona Dude Ranch Association
Executives Club
The
University Club
Yale Alumni Club
Chicago Tribune
Fleming, Green, Martin and Ellis
Odis W Edwards Rites Held At Eloy
Military graveside rites and funeral services were held in Eloy for Pfc. Odis W. Edwards who was killed in action in Korea on July 24. A firing squad from Williams Air Force Base assisted with the rites arranged by the Patterson Post of the VFW. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Addie Edwards three sisters and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Eloy
Pfc
Odis W. Edwards
Korea
Williams Air Force Base
Patterson Post
VFW
Edwards
Addie Edwards
Phoenician Woman Dies At Door Of Home
Mrs. Selma Matilda Norrby aged 77 of 826 N Ninth Ave collapsed and died at her home door late yesterday returning from a grocery. Police said she was found by her husband Charles. Death attributed to natural causes. Survivors include brother Albin Olson of 313% E Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Matilda Norrby
Ninth Ave
Luke Airmen Abandon Hunt For Missing Girl
Search efforts for 2 year old Betty Jean Wright near a Peoria farm district end with airmen calling off the extensive two day sweep. Sheriff Boies suspects the child fell into a canal and remains may be hidden. patrols will continue. A possible lead cited by Leo Long described a girl matching the description in a car with a couple at Van Buren and 40th Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Wright
Peoria
Luke Air Force
L. C. Boies
Yancey
Leo Long
E. Jefferson
Betty Jean
van Buren
40Th Streets
Street Gun Duel Ends Lives Of Bar Partners
Hart Derish and Ernest Bonner died after a pistol duel outside the Pine Top Bar in Truth or Consequences New Mexico. Authorities say the partners argued over finances after forming a six month joint venture. Bonner died from a heart shot. Derish lingered and died later at hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Mex
Hart Derish
Ernest Bonner
Pine Top Bar
Pretender's Aide Attacks Spain Cabinet Criticism
In Lisbon on July 21 AP reports Jose Maria Gil Robles, exiled monarchist and adviser to Don Juan, calling the new Spanish cabinet “more Nazi and anti democratic.” He accuses Franco of restoring a one party Falange system though nine of sixteen ministers are monarchists, seen as a move toward Western relations and potentially a future king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Don Juan
Jose Maria Gil Robles
Francisco Franco
Falange
Madrid
Crop Duster James Ward Rites Set for Buckeye Pilot
Funeral services for James D. Ward 26 of Buckeye will be held Tuesday at Mercer Mortuary. Ward, a Buckeye Crop Dusting Service employee, was killed when his plane hit a utility pole and crashed on the Lee Theron Faver ranch seven miles west of Buckeye. He was a Marsh Aviation School graduate from Phoenix and had been crop dusting since January 1. Survivors include his wife Claire parents Mr. and Mrs. William Ward of Shidler Oklahoma six brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Ward
Buckeye
Mercer Mortuary
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Ward
Lee Theron Faver
Marsh Aviation Company
Phoenix
Oklahoma
Claire
William
Shidler
Okla
George Veit Rites To Be At Glendale
Funeral services for George Campbell Veit 58 a Flagstaff native will be at 9 am Monday at Glendale Calvary Baptist Church Friends may call 2 to 5 pm tomorrow Burial will be in Rest Haven Park Veit died Thursday at his Glendale home He had been a cotton farmer in the Glendale area since quitting the sheep business in Flagstaff in 1924
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell Veit
Flagstaff
Glendale Calvary Baptist Church
Rest Haven Park
Veit
Glendale
L D Hamlin Dies At Scottsdale
Lorenzo Dow Hamlin 83 died Thursday at his Scottsdale home after a long illness. A retired lawyer from Ohio he moved to Phoenix three years ago and belonged to the Elyria Ohio Masonic lodge. Survivors: two daughters Facelia Hamlin Scottsdale and Mrs Nicholas Cheronis Brooklyn NY. two sons James Phoenix and David W Silver Spring Md. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Mercer Mortuary by Rev Fredrick Barnhill. Private cremation at Greenwood Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Dow Hamlin
Scottsdale
Hamlin
Phoenix
Ohio
Masonic Lodge
Elyria
Facelia Hamlin
Nicholas Cheronis
Brooklyn
N. Y
James
David W
Silver Spring
Mercer Mortuary
Fredrick Barnhill
First Congregational Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Heat Prostration Kills Farm Hands in Arizona
Two farm workers died of heat prostration in Central Arizona late yesterday. A third victim was hospitalized. Antonio Ruiz, 40, of Marinette, died two hours after arrival at Memorial Hospital. M. V. Gore, of Gila Bend, died en route to Maricopa County Hospital. Nick Vogel, 61, of 2221 S 22nd Ave, admitted with heat prostration to the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Sheriff's Office
Antonio Ruiz
Marinette
Memorial Hospital
M. V. Gore
Gila Bend
Maricopa County
Nick Vogel
S. 22Nd Ave
Flagstaff College Receives Approval for Memorial Building
The federal government approved Arizona State College at Flagstaff for a million dollar Student Memorial Building. Groundbreaking has started and construction will be brick. The new facility will include a 1,200 seat auditorium, a large student union, and second floor recreational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
ASC
Arizona State College At
MST and T Hearing Set by Arizona Corporation Commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission set a hearing for Sept 26 to determine the value of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. The hearing follows a petition by the company and could lead to higher phone rates if a fair return on investment is not found. a prior case found returns under 5 percent amounted to confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Arizona Corporation Commission
Spain Receives $7.5 Million Rail Line Credit
The United States grants Spain a $7.5 million loan for railway improvements, part of about $30.5 million in credits from a $62.5 million special appropriation. Export-Import Bank officials say none has been spent yet. The loan bears 3 percent interest, payable semiannually, with a 25 year payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Spain
U.S
Congress
Valley Residents Injured In Crash Near Highland Illinois
Twenty five people were injured when a Greyhound bus collided head on with a car three miles west of Highland Illinois. Among the injured were Eve Lyn Bogdan wife of Lt Edward F Bogdan of Williams Air Force Base and Irene Cetinich of Tempe. Both Mrs Bogdan and Cetinich were treated at St Josephs Hospital and were not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Valley
Greyhound
Highland
United Pre
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Illinois City
Evelyn Bogdan
Edward F. Bogdan
Williams Air Force Base
Irene Cetinich
Tempe
New Resident Helen Warner Dies in Phoenix
Mrs. Helen Roberta Warner, 31, died yesterday at her home 4144 N. 20th St after a long illness. She moved to Phoenix with her family 10 days ago from Alton Illinois. The body will be taken to Alton for funeral services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Roberta Warner
N. 20Th St
Legal hearing on zoning and sale notice in Maricopa County
In compliance with the County Zoning Act a zoning hearing will be held at 2 00 PM on August 8 1951 in the Board of Supervisors Court House Phoenix Maricopa County Arizona to consider amendments to the Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance changing residential to common classification along School Road from 20th Street Phoenix and changing residential to commercial on both sides of Arizona Avenue Ivanhoe Street Ranch Road and nearby Lots 20 to 24 West Bugle Tract Chandler. Also notice of sale: Cash Finance will publicly sell at 1701 E Uren Phoenix on July 30 1951 at 10 30 AM a 1948 Ford Track Pickup repossessed from Harry ___ for a conditional sales contract assigned to Cash Finance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Phoenic Maricopa County
Arizona
School Road
20Th
Phoenix
Maricopa Cone
G&srb&m
Maricopa Sor
J. . Woods
Chandler
Maricopa Phoenix
Marianty Planning
F. H. Burch
E.uren
Harry Ee
Ieee
J.C & Ray
Cash Finance
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Phoenis Ganette
Canal
Mazatzal
Hobart Burris
Phoenix Police Department
Phoenix Engineers Club
Encanto
Sky Harbor
Charles Nafziger
James Walker
Joe M. Luna
S. 20Th Pl
Para Cruz
Chanan
Sky Chef
San Diego Naval Base
Edwin Hetz
Charles Murphy
Milford Cox
Cox
Adams
East Phoenix Justice Court
Allen Barris
Barris
Huntsville
McAlester
E. Washington
Joe Nemecek
Fifth Street
Seventh Street
Jefferson
Given Brothers
Southwestern Freight Lines
Art Welch
E. van Buren
Better Business Bureau
Murray Higgins
W. Taylor
Guillermo Perez
Max Born
FE. McKinley
Mario
Bisbee
Teased Mesan
Sgt. Echoles
W. Edwards
Phoenician
Luke Airmen
Betty
Jean
Derish
Bonner
J. W. Sullivan
Gilbert Pritchard
Sheriff Sullivan
Pretender
George Veit
L. D. Hamlin
Mst&t
Valley
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