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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1951

Page

4

Escape From Hungary Across a Minefield Frontier

The narrator recalls a dangerous escape with Santos from Budapest through no man's land into Austria and then to the British Zone. They evaded heavy border defenses, including high voltage barbed wire, mines, searchlights, and watchtowers, relying on guides and improvised plans while leaving family and possessions behind.

Hungary Santos Budapest Ilona Mohacsi Austria Russia

Thief steals $2,000 in loot from cars and home

Weekend thefts in Phoenix include Frodden losses of two fur coats and a man’s coat from a car at Western Village. Brown reports a $90 radio from an unlocked auto near First and Van Buren. Campbell loses a $110 display case and a wedding ring near First and Taylor. A burglar raided W H Norman Jr’s home but found nothing missing. A window screen was removed at Kelly Rogers’ house. A car lot office at 824 East Van Buren was entered and a safe knob battered.

Phoenix Edward C. Frodden Dubuque Iowa Western Village Grand Avenue Jacob H. Brown West Lynwood Street First and van Buren Streets Clyde Campbell North First Street Taylor W. H. Norman, Jr East Columbus Avenue Kelly H. Rogers East Edgemont Avenue Virgil Vance East van Buren Street

Cook Quizzed By Menninger

Billy Cook, mass killer, was to be examined by Dr. Karl Menninger in Oklahoma City to determine sanity. Three of Menninger's assistants interviewed Cook and would confer with him after his own examination. Federal Judge Stephen S. Chandler ordered a sanity hearing following Cook's guilty plea to kidnapping and murdering all five Mosser family members in Atwood, Illinois.

Oklahoma City Okla Billy Cook Karl Menninger Topeka Kan Menninger Oklahoma County Stephen S. Chandler Chandler Cook Carl Mosser Atwood, Il

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