Horse Kisses Sick Girl at Tucson Medical Center
Betty House 11, a polio patient in an iron lung, received a kiss from her horse Porky through an open window at Tucson Medical Center. The horse later became an outstanding rider who helped neighbors round up cattle and evaluated horses for children. She had ridden in a local show and fell ill two weeks earlier, leading to her admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Betty
Sissy
Tucson Medical Center
Porky
Buckeye Bureau Meeting On Farm Programs Tonight
Buckeye Farm Bureau members will hear Adrian O. Riggins county president discuss bureau programs and Karl Harris of the USDA will talk on cotton irrigation at Buckeye High School tonight. A potluck supper begins at 7 30 p m Archie Enloe president said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Farm Bureau
Adrian O. Riggins
Karl Harris
United States Department of Agriculture
Buckeye High School
Archie Enloe
Couple Admits Sale Of Beer To Minors In Phoenix
Henry and Katie Tang operators of Parket Market 2690 West Van Buren Street pleaded guilty Saturday to selling liquor to minors. They had previously entered in no contest pleas. Judge Al J Flood will impose sentence next Saturday in West Phoenix Precinct Court. The couple admitted selling beer to two boys aged 15 and 16.
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Henry
Katie Tang
Parket Market
West
van Buren Street
al J. Flood
West Phoenix
Four Stung By Scorpions In Weekend Incident
Scorpions sent four people to Memorial Hospital during the weekend. Linda Jaime, 13 month old daughter of Cepriano Jaime of La Veen, was hospitalized after being stung on the left hand.
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Scorpions
Memorial Hospital
Linda Jaime
Cepriano Jaime
Laveen
Children stung in garden incident prompts medical aid
Christine Phillips, 18, of 1629 West Van Buren Street, was stung on the right leg, Carol Sullivan, 9, of 1321 West Roeser Road, stung on the right hand, and Betty Lydie, 5, daughter of Howard Lydie, of Peoria, stung on the left leg, requiring emergency treatment.
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Christine Phillips
West
van Buren Street
Carol Sullivan
West Roeser Road
Betty Lydie
Howard Lydie
Peoria
Phoenix News Roundup: Arrests and Local Happenings
A mother was jailed after feeding wine to her 5-year-old son causing intoxication and pushing him on a sidewalk at Third and Washington. The boy was hospitalized at Maricopa County Hospital. The Phoenix YMCA Deaf group hosts an open house at 130 West Monroe Street at 8 p.m. Saturday. A Mesa picnic is planned for May 28 as announced by Miss Angelia Watson. Police responded to a prowler report at 1721 West Jefferson Street. the suspect was a large white cat. A Marine mobility unit tours eastern and northern Arizona with dates in Clifton Safford Show Low Springerville Holbrook Winslow and Flagstaff. Mrs. M. M. Linam of 1134 East Henshaw Road turns 98. she born in Louisiana, came to Clifton in 1890, later Phoenix, with 15 children and 12 great grandchildren. J. Robert Burns of Phoenix Chamber of Commerce releases a 22-page booklet on publicity and PR for chamber staff emphasizing deadlines, copy prep, and cooperation.
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Third
Washington Streets
Maricopa County Hospital
Phoenix Young Mens Christian Association Organization For the Deaf
Y Building
West
Monroe Street
Mesa
Angelia Watson
Arizona
Clifton
Safford
Show Low
Springerville
Holbrook
Winslow
Flagstaff
M. M. Linam
East Henshaw Road
Louisiana
Rich Man Held For Big Holdup In Bombay
Police in Bombay say they arrested three men including Anokha Lal a theater and taxi owner in New Delhi for a Spectacular holdup on April 20. Loot totalled 1 2 million rupees. all but 150 000 recovered in New Delhi. The gang operated country wide with four heists in three years in Karachi Calcutta New Delhi and Bombay.
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Bombay
India
New Delhi
Lloyd’s Bank
Anokha Lal
Karachi
Pakistan
Calcutta
Arizona Code Commission names Walsh chief counsel
James A Walsh Phoenix attorney and former Maricopa County judge has been named chief counsel for the Arizona Code Commission at a salary of 1000 dollars a month. Secretary of State Wesley Bolin, the commission chairman, said Walsh will recodify Arizona statutes and work on the project starting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Walsh
Phoenix Attoreney
Maricopa County
Red Band Shoes on Sale for 8.75 to 7.88
Shoe listing describes red band shoes with leather uppers and sturdy cleated soles. Mentions comfort, durability, and varied sizes, noting reduced price from eight eighty to seven eighty eight.
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Texans
Olney
Tex
Texas
E. C. Hallman
Buckeye Bureau
Eond Seed CO
Phoenix
Edith Coleman
West Jefferson Street
Marine Corps
J. Robert Burns
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mortuary
Courteous Free Ambulance Service
Thomas
Sixteenth Street
Sale
Double Elbow
Rockford
Sale—Denim Dungarees
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