Champion Meru Mist Tops Dachshund Show in Phoenix
Forty dachshunds from Arizona and the West Coast competed yesterday at the Phoenix Dachsund Club show under the American Kennel Club. Best of show went to Champion Meru Mist owned by Miss Leila Beaty. other top winners included Champion Calidox Luigi, Best Arizona bred Uberleber, and multiple class winners across long haired, puppy, novice, American bred, limit, open and standard categories. Rebecca of Gera was named the best of the winners among the class winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
West Coast
Phoenix
American Kennel Club
Uberleber
W. Raeburg
Carlton Claydon
North 52Nd Street
Honey
Northmont
Olga R. Andrews
West McDowell Road
Dutchie V. Leopold
Paul Kohlberg
West Missouri Avenue
Don Hott
Cheery Lynn
Lorrene Blackburn
East Whitton Avenue
E. Webb
East Cheery Lynn Road
Basil
Harold Hill
East Carol Street
Liesle
Hans
Zella W. Barvitz
North 17Th Avenue
Antonea
Dalton
Ella Dalton
Pomona
Calif
Rebecca of
Gera
Gene M. Shultis
van Nuys
Teckelheim
Penjohn Bauer
Teckelheim Kennels
Camarillo
Cindi Heying-Teckel
Jack and
Luci Ward
Merv Mist
W. W. Dorward
Sun Valley
Leila Beaty
English Viscount Dies at 78 in England
Viscount David Runciman of Boxford died at CHATHILL England after a two year illness. He would have turned 79 on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chathill
Eng
Viscount Runciman of
Boxford
Justice Douglas To Visit In Tucson
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas will leave the hospital tonight for Tucson Arizona to recuperate from injuries from a horseback accident on October 2. Doctors say he fractured 19 or more ribs and he says he has been blowing on toy balloons to strengthen his lungs. He does not know how long he will stay in Arizona.
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Yakima
Wash
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Tucson
Ariz
Douglas
Arizona
Coffee Fire Destroys General Supply Co Building
A warehouse and office of General Supply Company at 2100 West Monte Vista Road were burned yesterday afternoon. The blaze, seen from the fairgrounds, drew a large crowd as Rural Fire Protection and Phoenix Fire Department fought the flames. Coffee valued in the destruction, plus other merchandise, contributed to the loss, estimated at $9,000. The firm was operated by Alex Peterson and B. M. Wright. Sullivan Manufacturing owned the frame building.
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General Supply Company
West
Monte Vista Road
Phoenix
Fairground
Phoenix Fire Department
Alex Peterson
B. M. Wright
Peterson
Sullivan Manufacturing Company
Death Eases Court Load in Desert Slaying Case
Edward Corcoran, 33, awaiting trial for the murder of his wife Elsie Retha near Wickenburg on July 4, 1938, will face other court matters tomorrow as his trial date remains set for Nov. 15. Corcoran, who used the alias Harold Hale, was killed Oct. 22 during a jail escape attempt by courthouse watchman Tom Stowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Corcoran
Elsie Retha
Wickenburg
Superior Court
Corcoran
Harold Hale
Owever
Tom Stowe
Tatum Would Like To Plant Bulb But Not For Flowers
Jack Tatum, a Maricopa County jail inmate, objects to a light in his cell claiming it disturbs sleep. Jailers, needing illumination to monitor him, replace the bulb after Tatum unscrews it. Previously, Tatum and four others overpowered a jailer and escaped on Oct 22, prompting the deputies to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
Jack Tatum
Maricopa County
Millett
Leo Pendergast
Lester Jones
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Portables
Coronas Royals Underwoods
Pittsburgh
West Adams
A. J. Stern
Chiropodist
Plaster of Paris
Fox Theatre
Bidg
America
Meru Mist
Joachim V. Raeburg
Feris
Ables
Sears
Sears Catalog
Sears Catalog Sales Dept
Cen Powen’” Sears
Adams
Second St. Phoenix
Second St
Justice Douglas
William Millett
Serta
Dumas & Kelsay Dentals
1St ST
Reab
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