Picnic at picket line as 45 women face charges in New Mexico
In Silver City N M June 19 AP wives and mothers of zinc miners on strike at Hanover call their line a picnic while 45 women arraigned for unlawful assembly plead innocent. Officers used tear gas to disperse crowds and 12 others were arrested for blocking a road. The Empire Zinc Company seeks to keep the road open as union demands better conditions and a pay rise. Ten children picked up with their mothers were not charged.
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Hanover
N. Mex
Porter
Silver City
N. M
Empire Zinc Company
Justice of Peace
Andrew Haugland
Directors to vote on rodeo sponsorship decision
The Phoenix 20 30 Club board will decide Monday if it will sponsor a Junior Rodeo this year. Last year the club staged the rodeo but members did not show interest. Directors welcome members who wish to express views at the meeting.
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Phoenix
Three Jail Terms Imposed on Drivers
Three drunken drivers received jail sentences totaling 35 days after pleading guilty in East Phoenix court. James Hendris aged 41 of 803 S. 11th St. got 15 days while William Powell Jr. aged 26 of 2612 N. 16th Ave. and James Selby aged 30 of Mesa each received 10 days.
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Harry E. Westfall
East Phoenix
James Hendris
S. 11Th St
William Powell Jr
N. 16Th Ave
James Selby
Mesa
Ten Most Wanted: Holden a Notorious Fugitiv e
James Lee Washington profiles Thomas James Holden as a dangerous fugitive in the FBI list. Holden killed his wife and two brothers in 1949, escaped from Leavenworth in 1930, and later guarded at Alcatraz. He is described as 55, 5'9.5", 142 pounds, blue eyes, heavy eater, bridge player, and artist with a rheumatic heart.
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Washington
INS
Thomas James Holden
FBI
America
Alvin Karpis
Verne Miller
Frank Nash
Holden
Chicago
West Side
Lillian Holden
Cedar Lake
Ind
G-men
Federal
Leavenworth
Kans
Francis L. Keating
San Francisco
Alcatraz
Isa
West German two seater gliders permitted for sport
The Allied High Commission announced that West Germans may fly two seat gliders up to 800 pounds for sport. The move loosens postwar aviation restrictions in line with earlier easing measures.
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Bonn
Germany
Allied High Commission
Evangelical Denominations Hear Missionary Leader Tonight
The Phoenix unit of the National Association of Evangelicals hosts Dr Clyde Taylor at 7:45 PM at First Church of Christ 801 N Central. He speaks on Evangelical Weapons of War and shares missionary observations from a recent world tour. Local officers include Shores Thomas Shepson and Bennett.
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Phoenix Unit
The
National Association of Evangelicals
First Church of Christ
N. Central
Clyde Taylor
Association
Sealms Tel
Ington
D.C
Dr. Taylor
Phoenix
M. L. Taylor
E. Willetta
Taylor
Central Baptist Church of
Quincy
Mass
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Washington, D. C
W. Ernest Shores
LeRoy Thomas
William Shepson
O. LeRoy Bennett
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Paul J. Ritchie
DR. Hawkins
Bonone Circie
Osler
Gilchrist
Beganre RS
Thomas Holden
Triple Slayer
By James Lee
Kansas City
Oman
N.T ST
Western School of Evangelical Religion
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Peru
Amazon Jungle
Colombia
Nations
Jean Durain
NI Phoenix
Second Street
Diamond's
DEN/ER
Denier
San Juce Auto Park
First Street
Wyatt and Hunter
Monroe
Askary Glabou
Diamond
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