Five win deferment in Maricopa 4-H pullet show at fair
Draf t-age collegians lead in a Maricopa County 4-H poultry show at the Arizona State Fairground. Five top pens in high-line pullets earn $3 each for Armor Bolen Dysart Joe Sutter Roger Fisk and Charles Cochran Roosevelt club plus Marian Layton Tempe club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
4-H Club
Arizona State Fairground
Armor Bolen
Dysart Club
Joe Sutter
Roger Fisk
Charles Cochran
Roosevelt Club
Marian Layton
Tempe Club
Jack Knotts
Ira Beck
John Chambers
Glendale Club
Wayne Peterson
Richard Rodemacher
Deer Valley Club
New Hampshire
John Arnhold
Madison Club
Jerome LaSalvia
Donny Hawkins
Cartwright Club
New Hampshire Bullets
Larry Klienman
Wayne Gardner
Balsz
Harold Roth
East
van Buren Street
Rothway Hatcheries
Draft Status Tests Taken By Students
Almost 200 draft-age Valley college students took a three hour examination to decide draft status under Selective Service. About 100 tested at Phoenix College for possible deferment as students. 80 at Arizona State College Tempe with others in six Arizona cities. Proctors supervised as students answered 150 questions. future tests planned June 16 30 and July 1. High scholastic standings offered automatic deferment. nationwide 175000 tested today with 500000 potential deferments from test and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Brashear
Valley College
Phoenix College
Arizona State College
Tempe
Arizona
Selective Service
Hunt For 10 At Sea Ended
ST JOHNS May 28 The Royal Canadian Air Force has abandoned hope for the 10 men missing since a French trawler was rammed and sunk in fog. An RCAF spokesman said planes, grounded by fog, had been ordered to end their search. The death toll is 12 with 10 missing and two who died from exposure.
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ST. Johns
Mid
Royal Canadian Air Force
Atlantic
RCAF
Ginette le Borgne
Jacques Coeur
Jury acquits wife in Kansas husband slaying
In De Girard Kansas a 19 year old wife Arlene Brinkman was acquitted of first degree murder in the February 17 rural home shooting that killed her husband George 24 year old Glen Jones, revealed as a co-defendant to be tried later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Kan
Arlene Brinkman
George
Pittsburgh
Kans
Glen Jones
South Korea Vows Fight Until Nation United
Pusan May 28 AP The government spokesman Clarence Ryee said no peace terms will be acceptable until Koreans are fully unified. He praised UN and ROK forces for turning the offensive into failures and rejected any cease fire short of achieving national unification.
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Pusan
Korea
Clarence Ryee
United Nations
ROK
Ryee
Stricken Motorist Dies Near Gila Bend
Charles Woodburn aged 64 of West moreland California died Saturday in Memorial Hospital about four hours after suffering a heart attack while motoring near Gila Bend. His wife Pauline was with him. He was a Kansas native. The body was taken to A. L. Moore and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woodburn
Westmoreland
Calif
Memorial Hospital
Gila Bend
Pauline
Kansas
A. L. Moore and Sons
Two Accused Bandits Held in Phoenix Robberies
Frank Whitmarsh Lane and Benjamin Frank Morris, both accused Santa Monica cap-pistol bandits, waived preliminary hearing on three counts of robbery in East Phoenix Precinct Court. Each held for superior court trial under $2,000 bond set by Justice Harry E. Westfall. Arrested in Sunnyslope a week ago by Deputy Homer Ward. They claimed use of a Roy Rogers Special cap pistol during the robberies. Lane, 32, Morris, 29, charged with taking $150 from Barney's Liquor Store on East McDowell and $50 from Standard Service Station on East McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitmarsh Lane
Benjamin Frank Morris
Santa Monica
Calif
East Phoenix
Harry E. Westfall
Sunnyslope
Homer Ward
Roy Rogers
Ex Phoenix Man Killed in Utah Oil Well Explosion
Paul Daynes, 35, of Salt Lake City, died from burns in an oil well site explosion in southeastern Utah. A former Phoenix resident, he was brother of Mrs. Robert Price of 335 W Windsor Ave and is survived by his wife and two children. He had lived in Phoenix about 12 years ago.
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Paul Daynes
Salt Lake City
Utah
Phoenix
Robert Price
Windsor Ave
Daynes
Irving Marks Dies Of Heart Attack
Irving Marks a 57 year old World War I veteran was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital after a heart attack Saturday. He collapsed near the alley at Fourth Street and Jefferson but did not respond to ambulance oxygen. His body was taken to A L Moore and Sons Funeral Home. He lived at 1012 North Central and had no known survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Marks
Memgrial Hospital
Mr. Marks
Fourth St
Jefferson
A. L. Moore and Sons Funeral Home
N. Central
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Girard Perregaux
American Gem Society
E Adams Phoenix
Jewelers
South Korea
Nation United
Lane
Morris
Barney’s
E. McDowell
WARDS
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