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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
3
The Phoenix Health Department reports large gains in its maternal and child care program. Dr James A Dolce notes 178 maternal visits in 11 months of 1950 51 versus 30 last year 391 infant visits versus 52 and 344 preschool visits versus 39. The clinic served 954 persons in the period compared with 697 a year earlier.
Edwin Arthur Brown, 26, of 3100 W Van Buren, pleaded guilty in city court to drunk and reckless driving and driving without a license. He was fined 225 dollars or 125 days in jail. Patrolman Alex Robl said he chased Brown and found him hiding in a car at the Reynolds Metals Company plant.
In Oakland California a group of small contractors and others seek sub contracts from prime defense contractors. The effort is promoted by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and the Arizona State Employment Service. Sub contractors are advised to prepare brochures detailing available facilities for distributor distribution to primes. Prime contractors will display sample unit manufacturing jobs they wish to farm out.
Nevada has the fewest licensed drivers while California tops the state counts. New York ranks second in the tally, underscoring regional disparities in driver licensing.
Weekend arrests report three men jailed for molesting minors. A 39 year old laborer allegedly molested a 10 year old girl in a downtown theater and had prior similar charges plus failure to register as a sex offender. A 27 year old laborer was jailed after entering a neighbor's apartment and molesting two girls aged 5 and 11. A third man, detained for indecent exposure, was placed in the Maricopa County Hospital insane ward. An unrelated note mentions typical lawn growth figures.
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