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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1951

Page

7

Move To Speed Prosecution In Pima Sought

Tucson March 21 AP Robert Morrison Pima County attorney said he would move to speed up prosecution of three county officials indicted for bribes conspiracy and earnings of a prostitute He plans to ask the grand jury to dismiss indictments against Jerome Martin Bryce Wilson and Maurice Guiney and file immediate complaints to bring them to preliminary hearings All are free on bond Warden witnesses Alice Miller and Dolores Rains remain jailed Morrison described as unfair the disparity between accused at large and witnesses jailed and said the office will seek dismissal of indictments and start fresh complaints to speed trials

Tucson Robert Morrison Pima County Morrison Grand Jury Jerome Martin Bryce Wilson Maurice Guiney Justice Court Alice Miller Dolores Rains Superior Court Rains Miller Doloes Rains

Tacoma Fire Wrecks Warehouse In Waterfront Loss

A waterfront warehouse in Tacoma sustained extensive damage and military gear stored inside was destroyed after a fire began when a jitney being repaired backfired. Fire officials estimate at least 350000 dollars in damage, with the building about two thirds destroyed. The Northern Pacific Railroad Company owns the warehouse and placed damage between 250000 and 500000 dollars.

Tacoma Wash Northern Pacific Railroad Company

Coast Blaze Destroys Lumber Block in Merced

A $250,000 fire fueled by exploding paint drums destroyed a square block of lumber and milling equipment in Merced California. Investigators probed charred ruins to determine the blaze cause while Cross Lumber Company officials attributed the damage to rock wool behind a building that helped save the company office.

Merced Calif Cross Lumber Company Ofce

RONS Given New License

The RONS Club at 3355 North 17th Avenue received a corrected license after initial approval by county officials. The club’s officers learned Osborn Road marks the city county line, placing them within city jurisdiction, prompting City Council action to grant the proper license.

Rons Club North 17Th Avenue Maricopa County Board of Supervisors State Liquor Control Osborn Road

Funeral services for Mrs Mil dred C McClure

Funeral services for Mrs Mil dred C McClure who died Friday were to be conducted at 3 30 p m today in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary by Rev Theron Chastain. Interment will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. She resided at 2509 North 14th Street and was the wife of Joseph F McClure.

Mildred C. McClure A. L. Moore and Sons Theron Chastain Greenwood Memorial Park North 14Th Street Joseph F. McClure

Easter Weekend School Closures Across Phoenix Area

Phoenix and Maricopa County schools will close Friday for Easter weekend. Phoenix Union High Schools and Arizona State College will also close Saturday and Good Friday respectively, with classes resuming Monday.

Phoenix Maricopa County Phoenix Union High Schools Arizona State College

Californians Seek Arizona Water Data

In a Washington dispute Senator Ernest W. McFarland defends free government mail he uses to inform on the Central Arizona Project. Californians flood him with postcards seeking Arizona’s side, sparked by a Los Angeles story. He says most mail contains the 954 page hearings and Governor Warren’s letter, and notes two sides exist.

Washington California Arizona Ernest W. McFarland Colo— River McFarland Los Angeles Senate Warren

Prudential Loans Total $144 350 for Arizona Homes

The Western Home Office of Prudential Insurance Company approved $144 350 in February mortgage loans for Arizona residential properties. Harry J. Volk, vice president, announced the 16 loans. Western states and Hawaii combined total reached $27,840,217 with 95 percent for residential purposes.

Los Angeles Arizona Western Home Office Prudential Insurance Company Harry J. Volk Western States Hawaii

Truck Driver Hurt In Crash On Santa Fe

A Santa Fe passenger train traveling toward Phoenix struck a well digging truck at Lateral 20 crossing near Grand Avenue in Glendale. The driver Lyman Dawalt, 42, suffered back injuries and facial and leg cuts and was taken to Humanity Memorial Hospital. Engineer QO. R. Queen, 50, estimated the train’s speed at 45 mph as the diesel engine dragged the truck 77 feet. The boom and truck parts flew 500 more feet before the train stopped. The wrecking crew and a second engine were needed to finish the Phoenix-bound run. State patrolman Harvey Samuels investigated. Dawalt could not explain the incident. The truck was owned by C. W. Freelove of 4150 East Washington Street. The vehicle was northbound on Lateral 20 when the crash occurred.

Lyman W. Dawalt Humanity Memorial Hospital QO. R. Queen Park Avenue Prescott Phoenix Harvey Samuels Dawalt Samuels C. W. Freelove East Washington Street

Arthur H. Evans Rites Held Here

Last rites were conducted today for Arthur H. Evans a boiler tender of 232 North Pleasant Street Prescott who died Friday in Prescott Dr Theron Chastain of Phoenix First Baptist Church and the American Legion Lake Greenway Post No 1 officiated at Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Burial was in Double Butte Cemetery at Tempe Evans born in Bisbee February 7 1894 spent his life in Arizona including Phoenix Mesa Bisbee Douglas area and Prescott except for World War I navy service Affiliations included Benevolent Protective Order of Elks in Douglas and the American Legion in Prescott Survivors include wife Jantina a daughter Donna Jean and a son William Jack all of Prescott

Theron Chastain Phoenix First Baptist Church American Legion Douglas Prescott Jantina Donna Jean William Jack

Baseball Blow Fatal To Scottsdale Youth

Scottsdale high school freshman Harold Massey, 15, died from a skull fracture and brain concussion after being struck on the head by a wild pitch during a practice game at the school diamond. He died the next morning after reporting a headache then being taken to Tempe Clinic. He lived at 201 North Marshall Avenue and is survived by his parents Leonard and Mrs Massey and three brothers. Funeral arrangements were pending.

Richard B. Hardt North Marshall Avenue Leonard C. Massey Young Massey Oklahoma Scottsdale Leslie Leonard Hugh Carr Mortuary Tempe

Hunt Switches To Las Vegas Search For Missing Man

A Phoenix man missing after his car plunged into the Grand Canal at 24th Street. deputies traced the man to a Bonanza flight to Las Vegas. Bonanza employees identified George Mowat 3303 North Central Avenue as a passenger on the 6 15 p m Sunday flight. He disappeared after exiting a partially submerged car. Witnesses said the escapee did not match Mowat.

Phoenix Las Vegas Nev Bonanza Air Lines Nevada City Bonanza George Mowat North Central Avenue Mowat Grand Canal 24Th Street

Bayliss Rites Held for Crit Bayliss at Local Mortuary

Funeral services for Crit Bayliss aged 68 who died Sunday at his home 821 North Second Avenue were conducted this morning in the Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Interment followed at Memory Lawn Cemetery with Rev C Vaughan Rock and the Masonic funeral committee presiding.

Crit Bayliss North Second Avenue A. L. Moore and Sons Memory Lawn Cemetery C. Vaughan Rock Masonic Funeral Committee

Freiday Rites Are Thursday

Funeral services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary for Louis Vern Freiday retired jeweler who died at his home 341 East Cheery Lynn Road Monday He owned Frei day Jewelry Store 57 West Monroe Street for 17 years before retiring four years ago Earlier he worked with Rosenzweig's as a watchmaker for 10 years Born in Simpson Kansas he came to Phoenix 31 years ago from Ashland Nebraska He was a member of Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite El Zahir Shrine and Sciots Survivors include his widow Mabel a daughter Gene Freiday both of Phoenix a step daughter Ruth Smith of Sierra Madre California and a step son Wilson Billmire of Omaha Nebraska.

A. L. Moore and Sons Louis Vern Freiday East Cheery Lynn Road Freiday Jewelry West Monroe Street Rosenzweig’s Simpson Kan Freiday Phoenix Ashland Neb Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite el Zaribah Shrine Sciots Mabel Gene Freiday Ruth Smith Sierra Madre Calif Wilson Billmire Omaha

Man’s sweater saved by four Phoenix officers in court scene

An unidentified man outside Maricopa County Superior Court sparked a wool sweater with a cigarette. Four Phoenix police officers Alex Robl, Charles Murphy, Walter McMath, and Larry Smith rapidly removed the flaming garment, averting possible severe burns while awaiting testimony before Judge Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr.

Maricopa County Superior Court Fred C. Struckmeyer, Jr Phoenix Alex Robl Charles Murphy Walter McMath Larry Smith

Traffic signal to warn vehicles of approaching train

A new traffic signal will operate at the 19th Avenue and Jefferson Street intersection next week. Wayne Morris, city traffic engineer, says the synchronized signals at 19th Avenue Van Buren Street and 17th Avenue Jefferson Street will warn Jefferson Street traffic to stop when a Santa Fe train approaches the parallel tracks.

19Th Avenue Jefferson Street Wayne Morris van Buren Street 17Th Avenue Santa Fe

Plane Hunts Missing Boat Tawanna Adrift Between Islands

HONOLULU March 21 UP A coast guard plane will search today for the 50 foot motor vessel Tawanna with seven men and one woman aboard after a prior unsuccessful attempt. The vessel reported its position 800 miles south of Honolulu and 100 miles north of Palmyra and stated it was critically short of drinking water though heavy rains nearby might ease the situation.

Honolulu Coast Guard Palmyra Atoll Sam Thompson Palmyra Thompson

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