Tucson Police Report Finds Stolen Goods
Tucson police say they found stolen merchandise in cupboards at the home of W. F. Kuhnley a 60 year old osteopathic physician. Capt. P. H. McNeill estimated the inventory could reach $1 500. Officers packed items into cartons as investigators searched the home and recovered portable sewing machines typewriters electric clocks tools and various appliances.
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Tucson
W. F. Kuhnley
P. H. McNeill
McNeill
Science Show To Be Tonight At Phoenix College
Exploding mousetraps light that burns a three dimensional atom model and new jet engine alloys headline the 12 act science show Adventures in Research to be held in Phoenix College Auditorium at 8 p.m. today. The Westinghouse Research Laboratories created the demonstrations covering plastics to atomic energy with A R Dostal the Westinghouse Reporter directing. Admission is free to the public.
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Phoenix College
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
A. R. Dostal
Westinghouse
Water Tagged Top Resource Water Tagged Top Resource
Tucson May 7 AP Water is described as Arizona s most important mineral resource by Dr Paul S Burgess dean of the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and a member of President Truman s Water Resources Policy Commission He urged stronger state and federal control as voluntary action fails and noted water use touches every citizen and is no longer inexhaustible
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Tucson
Arizona
Paul S. Burgess
University of Arizona
College of Agriculture
Truman
Water Resources Policy Commission
United States
Ray Wetzell Holmes Dies in Phoenix
Ray Wetzell Holmes aged 63 of 514 West Turney Avenue died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital after heart attack treatment. A native of Monticello Illinois, he moved to Phoenix seven years ago from Indianapolis. He worked as an inspector for Bowen and McLaughlin, local contractors. He is survived by his wife Hazel of Phoenix, a daughter Mrs. W. S. Karr of Lansing, three sisters, one brother, and other relatives. The body will be taken to Lansing, Michigan for burial.
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Ray Wetzell Holmes
West Turney Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
George Hunter Hall
Lansing
Mich
Holmes
Monticello
Ill
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Ind
Bowen and McLaughlin
Hazel
W. S. Karr
Searchers Locate Lost Payson Infant
PAYSON May 7 Johnny Owens two percent of Payson was found safe after nearly 14 hours lost in Tonto Creek. The child missing about 5 p.m. Saturday was located by searchers at a.m. yesterday after an all night effort.
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Payson
Johnny Owens
Tonto Creek
Johnny
Ailing Baby Marvin Brown Reaches Good Condition
Eight week old Marvin Brown son of Mr and Mrs Herman Brown of Eloy was reported in good condition after a return visit to Good Samaritan Hospital for an intestinal ailment earlier, and an ear infection treated during a later trip.
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Marvin Brown
Herman Brown
Eloy
Good Samaritan Hospital
State Druggists Open Annual Meeting Here
Arizona druggists heard Bert Butterworth urge warmth and personal service in pharmacies at the Arizona Pharmaceutical Association 26th annual four day meeting at Hotel Westward Ho. Talks by wholesale reps were planned, with Gov. Pyle and Mayor Udall giving welcomes, and registration expected to exceed five hundred.
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Arizona
Bert Butterworth
Arizona Pharmaceutical Association
Association
Westward Ho
W. C. Felter
Portland
Ore
Pacific Druggist’s Review
Bert Mull
Indianapolis
John MacCartney
Detroit
Howard Pyle
Nicholas Udall
C. W. Heacock
North Richland Street
State Pioneer Dies In Mesa
Mrs. Alice H. Williams, 75, a pioneer Arizona resident, died this morning in South Side District Hospital Mesa after a long illness. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Church of God Tempe burial place not yet determined. She was born in a covered wagon in New Mexico while her family moved from Arkansas. Survived by husband Josiah of Tempe four daughters Esther Phillips Phoenix Jeneva Adams Mayer Charlotte Redden Tempe Margaret Montgomery Tempe three sons Joe and Lloyd Tempe George Mesa a sister Miss Georgia Holmesley Florence and 26 grandchildren.
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Esther Phillips
Phoenix
Jeneva Adams
Mayer
Charlotte Redden
Margaret Montgomery
Tempe
Joe
Lloyd
George
Mesa
Georgia Holmesley
Florence
USWV Opens State Meeting in Douglas
United Spanish-American War Veterans began their annual Arizona state convention in Douglas with 100 members expected. A pre-convention memorial service was held, and a joint veterans and auxiliary meeting was planned at the American Legion Hall with Hiram W. Austin presiding. Speakers included Waldo E. Johnson Katherine Martin and Grace M. Alexander.
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Henry W. Beumler
Waldo E. Johnson
Globe
Katherine Martin
Tucson
Grace M. Alexander
Phoenix
American Legion Hall
Gadsden Hotel
Mary A. St. John of Glendale Dies
Mary Anna St. John 77 a Glendale resident for 28 years died Saturday at her home. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow by the Rev Harold Loy at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix. Born in Raleigh NC she moved here from Snyder Okla She is survived by husband Charlie two daughters May St John and Mrs Ray Morgan all of Glendale three sons Ernest Roy and Bert St John all of Phoenix one sister one brother nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Glendale
Mary Anna St. John
Harold Loy
First Methodist Church
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Phoenix
Raleigh
N. C
Ray Morgan
Ernest
Roy
Bert St. John
Myrtie M. Johnson Dies At Hospital
Mrs Myrtie M Johnson 83 of 1364 East Whitton Avenue died Saturday in St Josephs Hospital Funeral services with Rev Fredrick Barnhill will be at 10 am Thursday in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Cremation at Greenwood Memorial Park She was a native of Farmington Pennsylvania and had lived in Phoenix 24 years Survived by daughter Mrs H W Peck Beloit Wisconsin son William S of Phoenix sister Mrs D A Parker Detroit Michigan and three
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie M. Johnson
East Whitton Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Fredrick Barnhill
First Congregational Church
A. L. Moore and Sons
Greenwood Memorial Park
Johnson
Farmington
Phoenix
H. W. Peck
Beloit, Wis
William S
D. A. Parker
Detroit, Mich
Shooting Death of Arizona Brewing Clerk Ruled Self-Inflicted
William P. Rhodes 49 of 4925 East Camelback Road, a clerk at Arizona Brewing Company, died from a self-inflicted gunshot at his home. Survived by wife Jose lle and son J. H. Rhodes of Phoenix. Service at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Chapel at Mercer Mortuary. burial at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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William P. Rhodes
East Camelback Road
Arizona Brewing Company
Ben Fox
Scottsdale
Rhodes
Joselle
J. H. Rhodes
Phoenix
Mercer Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
John Turley Funeral Held in Joseph City
Funeral services for John A. Turley 66 of Joseph City were held today at the Latter-day Saints chapel. He died Saturday at his home. Born in Snowflake he was for years a highway contractor and in recent years in the poultry business. Survived by Electa two sons Stanley of Phoenix and Robert of Gallup New Mexico and two daughters Mrs Gary Morris of Joseph City and Mrs Marjorie Kirtcher of Phoenix.
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Joseph City
John A. Turley
Arizona
Latter-day Saints
Turley
Snowflake
Electa
Stanley
Phoenix
Robert
Gallup
N. M
Gary Morris
Marjorie Kirtcher
Pioneer Cattleman Dies At Residence
H. Vincent Rosenberger 70 a Arizona pioneer died Saturday at his home 2435 East Indian School Road Funeral services conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow in M L Gibbons Mortuary Mesa Burial in Mesa Cemetery He was born in Sabatha Kansas and lived in Arizona 65 years a cattle rancher on the Verde River before becoming a cattle buyer for Hurley packing He is survived by his wife Florence of Phoenix and a sister Mrs Ada Johnstone of Avenal California Friends may call this evening in the Drawing Room Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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H. Vincent Rosenberger
Arizona
East Indian School Road
Oliver J. Werner
Mesa Methodist Church
M. L. Gibbons Mortuary
Mesa
Mesa Cemetery
Rosenberger
Sabatha
Kan
Verde River
Hurley Packing Firm
Florence
Phoenix
Ada Johnstone
Avenal
Calif
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Nurse Arletta Miller Dies From Suspected Overdose
Mrs Arletta Miller about 40 of 1137 East Mission Lane Sunny slope died at Memorial Hospital from an apparent overdose of sleeping pills. She died about noon yesterday after being taken to the hospital. Survived by husband Maynard, an employee of Reynolds Metals Company.
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Arletta Miller
East Mission Lane
Sunnyslope
Memorial Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Miller
Maynard
Reynolds Metals Company
Little Loans Corp Ad Promises Fast Local Credit
Dick Steinman owner of The Money Store advertises small loans with low monthly payments and short terms. The copy claims little red tape and offers branches at 243 N. 1st Ave Phoenix and 32 S. Macdonald in Mesa with Ed Vetter as branch contact.
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Dick Steinman
Money Store
1St Ave
Western Auto
Peor Ple
N. 1St Ave
Phoenix
Mesa
Ed Vetter
S. Macdonald
A Bomb Education Is Urged
Washington May 7 AP Millard Caldwell Civil Defense chief urged a nationwide crusade against apathy to show there is a defense against the atomic bomb. He said many fear it yet proper precautions let people live and work, and that organized Civil Defense can cut casualties and keep production. Truman to address delegates at a dinner tonight with national radio carriers airing the speech.
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Washington
Millard Caldwell
Civil Defense
Caldwell
E. B. Horne Rites Are Set
Elwin Benjamin Horne 46 of 1502 West Culver died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix. Masonic Funeral Committee to conduct services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Grimshaw Mor tuary Palms Chapel, burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Born in Amarillo Texas he moved to Phoenix in 1926 from Sparkman Ark. He ran Trader Home Service Station 17 years. Survived by wife Ivy and daughter Juanita of Phoenix, father Samuel B. Horne two brothers Edward Otis and a sister Mrs W B Cooper of Sparkman.
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Elwin Benjamin Horne
West Culver
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Masonic Funeral
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
Mr. Horne
Amarillo
Tex
Phoenix
Sparkman
Ark
Arizona Masonic Lodge
Phoenix Pyramid
Order of Sciots
Scottish Rite
el Zaribah Shrine
Trader Home
West
Jefferson Street
Ivy
Juanita
Samuel B. Horne
Edward
Otis
W. B. Cooper
Three Residents Die At Pioneers Home Prescott Arizona
Three long time Arizona residents died at the Pioneers Home in Prescott during the weekend. Edward E. Elrage aged 92, a former Clifton cattle ranch operator born in Greenville Alabama, died Saturday and is survived by a Clifton grandson Buddy. Frank Clark 94 of Kingman died Saturday after arriving at the home in 1935 with no known survivors. Amy May Hitson 78 died yesterday, a 1937 arrival from Maricopa County, survived by daughter Vera Martin of Los Angeles and granddaughter Ray Jennings of Phoenix.
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Prescott
Arizona
Edward E. Elrage
Greenville
Ala
Clifton
Buddy
Frank Clark
Kingman
Amy May Hitson
Maricopa County
Vera Martin
Los Angeles
Ray Jennings
Phoenix
Ada L. Bass Pioneer Dies at 83 in Arizona
Ada L. Bass 83 longtime Arizona resident and widow of Grand Canyon guide W. W. Bass died Saturday at her home in Prescott area. Funeral in Wickenburg at 5 p.m. today, graveside at Grand Canyon tomorrow. Born Worchester New York she moved to Prescott in 1890 and later lived at Grand Canyon before returning east in 1896. Survived by daughters Mrs. F. D. Patterson and Mrs. Mable Ott of Phoenix and son W. G. Bass of Wickenburg.
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Ada L. Bass
Arizona
W. W. Bass
Grand Canyon
Mitchell Drive
Wickenburg
Worchester
N. Y
Bass
Phoenix
F. D. Patterson
Mable Ott
W. G. Bass
Falbo Improves After Gas Truck Explosion
Joe A Falbo 37 of 199 East D Street Glendale was badly burned when a Richfield Corporation gas truck he drove exploded at Lateral 19 Avenue L. He was reported improved today at Memorial Hospital but remains in critical condition with third degree burns on the upper body.
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Joe A. Falbo
East D Street
Glendale
Richfield Corporation
Lateral 19
Avenue L
Memorial Hospital
Falbo
Illegal Beer Sales Charged Against 3
Three Maricopa County tavern keepers faced arraignment on liquor code violations for selling beer to minors. Christopher Galaviz allegedly sold beer to four youths, ages 16 to 19, at 36th Street and East Broadway and appeared in East Phoenix precinct court. C W Barton of Shamrock Tavern Glendale was cited for selling to two minors, 17 and 20, and appeared in West Phoenix precinct court. Byron F DeVilbiss operated Riverside Inn at 1935 South Central Avenue and was cited for sales to two youths, 19 and 20, and appeared in East Phoenix precinct court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
Justice Courts
Christopher D. Galaviz
36Th Street
East Broadway
Ed McAlhaney
East Phoenix
C. W. Barton
Shamrock
Glendale
E. C. Whiteman
West Phoenix
Byron F. DeVilbiss
Riverside Inn
South Central Avenue
George Dowell
Explosion Injures Boy in Bonfire Shell Casing Incident
A 12 year old boy, Frank Borquez of 1130 West Yavapai Street, was treated for multiple cuts on the forehead face right hand and chest after tossing a shell casing into a bonfire caused the casing to explode showering him with fragments.
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Frank Borquez
Yavapai Street
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Ray W. Holmes
Lost Payson
Arizona Druggists
USWV
Mary A. St. John of Glendale
John Turley
Little Loans Corp
Statler
KTAR
KOY
KOOL
E. B. Horne
Pioneers Home
Pioneer
Leonard
Feancredits
E. Adams
Risé Stevens
Camel
America
Risé
RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
The
Phils
Eddie Sawyer
Sawyer
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