Burglaries Reported In Phoenix Jewelry Thefts
Jewelry valued about 3000 dollars was stolen from two Phoenix homes during the weekend. At 1805 North 16th Street a thief cut a window screen and took over 2100 dollars in jewelry from Joseph Gallerani while a dog was inside. At 1327 West Palm Lane another home, owned by Karl L. Fickes, yielded about 700 dollars in jewelry after a window screen was cut and the thief fled as Fickes returned. Two men hospitalized after separate weekend accidents.
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Phoenix
Joseph Gallerani
North 16Th Street
Karl L. Fickes
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
West Palm Lane
Fickes
Frederick Lewis
West Hatcher Road
Humanity Memorial
Burglary Suspect Fails To Post Bond
Clarence Armstrong 22 of East Madison Street and Willie Terrell 54 of East Adams Street were arrested after a break in at Phoenix Technical School Thursday night. Armstrong held in county jail on 1500 bond awaiting arraignment. Terrell jumped a 10 foot fence, broke both ankles, and is in County Hospital awaiting East Phoenix Precinct Court arraignment.
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Clarence Armstrong
Phoenix Technical School
Maricopa County
Armstrong
East
Madison Street
Willie Terrell
East Adams Street
Terrell
East Phoenix
Aviation inventor addresses pilots at Williams AFB
William B. Stout, Phoenix aviation inventor and Ford tri motor designer, told jet fighter pilots graduating on a Saturday that the present generation shows the greatest advancement in human intelligence. He warned that nations relying on mass human labor for power amount to slavery, following an aerial show at Williams Air Force Base on March 26.
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Williams Air Force Base
William B. Stout
Phoenix Aviation
Glendale Voters Approve $195000 Bond Issue
Glendale voters approved a 195000 bond issue by a 200 to 90 margin to purchase land and build 12 classrooms a cafeteria and administration offices for Glendale Grammar School. Site on West D Street South Palm Lane approved 196 to 90.
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Glendale
Glendale Grammar School
D Street
South Palm Lane
Tobacco chawin is good defense says health officials
Washington dispatch notes March 26 that the Public Health Service told a House Appropriations subcommittee that chewing tobacco may help prevent tooth decay, though scientists are unsure whether tobacco or chewing action provides the benefit.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
House Appropriations
Learn to Live with Nerves Better This April Digest
In April Reader's Digest Dr Walter Alvarez of the Mayo Foundation explains you cannot rid nerves but you can manage them effectively. Discover strategies to reduce nervous strain tackle unpleasant tasks work faster and maintain energy with calmer nerves. Read how to apply these tips this month.
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Reader’s Digest
Walter Alvarez
The
Mayo Foundation
Reader’ S Digest
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