Tempe Group To Hear Talk On Germany
Tempe events list a fall meeting with Dr. Arnold Tilden speaking on Germany Today at Congregational Church Men’s Club supper at 6 30 p m presided by Robert Hilgeman. DAR chapter in Mesa hosts 12 30 p m luncheon and white elephant sale. Wesley Foundation starts discussions on The Christian Use of Power in a Secular World with Dr Allan Wager at 6 p m sack supper. Frank Toothaker speaks on Courtship and Marriage Tuesday. Warnock leads three week Bible study series in Flagstaff starting tomorrow. October programs include Palestine slides and Mizpah artifacts. Latter Day Saints Mutual Improvement Association hosts service with program and music.
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National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Trumbull Hayden
Dar
Richard Rutz
West Clark Street
Mesa
George Gibson
Wesley Foundation
Allan Wager
Arizona State College
Methodist Church
Frank Toothaker
John D. Warnock
First Christian Church
Church of Christ In
Flagstaff
Glenn Riddell
Community Christian Church
C. W. Blades
West Eighth Street
Palestine
Mizpah
Jimmy Brooks
John Eagar
Ira Fuller
Opal Tryon
Naoma Fuller
Karl Burk
Woody Dana
Sheryl Williams
Funeral Set For Jasper W. James in Kentucky
Funeral services for Jasper W. James who died yesterday at his home will be held in Inez Kentucky with the time to be decided later Born September 26 1890 in Inez he came to Phoenix four years ago and had been ill for several years He is survived by two sons Joe James of Phoenix Vinson James of Inez and two daughters Miss Garrett James and Mrs Samuel Collett of Phoenix
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Jasper W. James
South 12Th Avenue
Inez
James
Phoenix
Joe James
Vinson James
Garrett James
Samuel Collett
Hit And Run Driver Chased 71 Blocks by Vigilant Citizens
A 71 block pursuit ended with the capture of George B. Boer a 31 year old cattle buyer after a hit and run on McDowell Road. Boer posted bail on reckless driving drunken driving and leaving the scene charges. Witnesses and an off duty policeman helped trail the fleeing vehicle through multiple streets before nab.
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George B. Boer
Lateral
Northern Avenue
First Street
McDowell Road
Boer
Evelyn DeYoung
North Central Avenue
East McDowell Road
Ed Duff
Frank Rigo
West Palm Lane
Jack Ashley
15Th Street
24Th Street
van Buren Street
Ninth Street
Culver Street
11Th Street
Roosevelt Street
Moreland Street
Seventh Street
Villetta Street
Croaff Court Opens in Maricopa County Arizona Judge Thomas J Croaff Honored
Ceremonies at the Maricopa County Courthouse marked the official opening of Croaff's newly remodeled chambers praised as the finest in Arizona. Public officials and judges spoke while Calvin R. Sanders presented an American flag. Bench was presented to Judge Croaff who thanked attendees and gave gavels to bailiffs W. E. Marlar and Roy L. Blanton.
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Maricopa County
Thomas J. Croaff
Arizona
Dudley W. Windes
Henry Stevens
Tucson Kennel Club Dog Show Set for October 9
The Tucson Kennel Club, sanctioned by the American Kennel Club, will stage its annual dog show October 9 in the patio of the Pima County Courthouse. Bert Heath of Los Angeles will judge groups and best in show, with a panel including Irene Ward, Lucille Parkening, Bob O’Neil, Bob Troxel, and John Liedy handling various divisions.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tucson
Tucson Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Pima County
Bert Heath
Los Angeles
The
Kennel Review
Irene Ward
San Anselmo
Calif
Lucille Parkening
Bob O'Neil
Bob Troxel
John Liedy
Phoenix
Endurance Fliers Pass 900 Hour Mark
YUMA Oct 1 AP Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse reported their plane’s motor humming beautifully as they reached 901 hours of continuous flight. They aim to break the light plane endurance record of 1,008 hours.
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Yuma
Woody Jongeward
Bob Woodhouse
State Welfare Jobs Under Unified State Control Proposed
The Welfare Department head should hold full power to hire and fire in county offices, per a Giffenhagen and Associates study released by Senator Fritz. The panel also urged leadership improvements, county staff boosts, and closer checks with the state auditor to cut duplicate accounting while boosting reporting to the Legislature.
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Tucson
State Welfare Department
Chicago
Giffenhagen and Associates
Welfare Department
Fred J. Fritz
State Legislative Interim Committee
Arizona Senate
State Legislature
State Auditor
Coast Sleuths To Hunt City's Dog Poisoner
American Humane Association agents arrive Monday to investigate 33 dog poisonings in Northeast Phoenix over 48 days. Rewards totaling 525 dollars are offered for information leading to arrest and conviction, boosted by contributions from Arizona groups. Investigators arrive from Los Angeles as renowned experts in canine crimes.
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American Humane Association
Phoenix
Arizona Humane Association
Los Angeles
Morgan Rites Set Monday
Funeral services for Rudolph Bennett Morgan retired Department of Agriculture employee will be held at 2 p m Monday at Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with Rev LeRoy D Thomas of Palmcroft Baptist Church officiating. Born February 20 1884 in Rushville Illinois he moved to Arizona 20 years ago and Phoenix 13 years ago. Survived by his wife Inez L three daughters Winona L Morgan C G Clark and Ella Mae Morgan two sisters Grace Applegate Rushville and Myrtle Randall Quincy Illinois and a brother Gilbert Morgan Macomb Illinois. Interment in Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Rudolph Bennett Morgan
Department of Agriculture
A. L. Moore and Sons
LeRoy D. Thomas
Palmcroft Baptist Church
Morgan
Children’s Department
Rushville
Ill
Glendale
Arizona
Phoenix
Agriculture Department
Inez L
Winona L. Morgan
State College
C. G. Clark
Ella Mae Morgan
Grace Applegate
Myrtle Randall
Quincy
Gilbert Morgan
Macomb
Greenwood Memorial Park
Funeral services for Jesse J Lacy in Avondale
Avondale resident Jesse Joseph Lacy died Wednesday in a Phoenix hospital at age 58. Born October 4, 1881 in Athens Alabama he came to Arizona nine years ago living in Safford before moving to Avondale. Survivors include his wife Bridgie seven sons and three daughters with relatives in Illinois Texas Chicago Guam and McKinney Texas Houston and Avondale.
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Phoenix Gazette
Avondale
Jesse Joseph Lacy
el Paso
Tex
Willim
Chicago
Noble
Raymond
Joseph
Truett Buckley
Houston
Pearl Grey
McKinney
Geneva Coward
Guam
Mary Lacy
Wartime Williams Base Head Buried
Funeral services were held at Arlington National Cemetery for Lt. Col. Bernard A. Bridget war time commanding officer of Williams Air Force Base. Bridget died Tuesday and was the first commanding officer at the base opened in January 1942. Survivors include his wife Lou and son Maj. Henry Bridget.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Bernard A. Bridget
Williams Air Force Base
Bridget
Lou
Maj
Henry Bridget
Bus Union OKs Raise At Tucson
Tucson drivers reach a settlement with Tucson Rapid Transit Company ending a planned midnight strike. The 5 cent hourly raise to 1.00 starts after 18 months reaches 1.20, with 82 workers affected. Negotiations led by federal conciliator D G Goodman and AA Street Railway negotiator Clarence Aber produced the agreement.
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Tucson
Tucson Rapid Transit Company
D. G. Godman
Phoenix
Goodman
Clarence L. Aber
William J. Fillmore
Fillmore
Patients Hear Barber Shop Quartet Sing
The Phoenix Saguaro Chapter of the Society for the Preservation of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America entertained patients at St. Luke's Sanatorium and Maricopa County Hospital last night. The Westernaires Quartet—George O. Pranspill Fred Eberhardt Earl Parker Ed Luehrsen—joined the chorus. Next week the group will entertain at Sunnyslope rest homes as part of its efforts for the sick and aged, with frequent performances at the Veterans Administration Hospital at Papago Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Saguaro
Society For the Preservation of Barber Shop
America
St. Luke’s Sanatorium
Maricopa County Hospital
Westernaires Quartet
George O. Pranspill
Fred Eberhardt
Earl Parker
Ed Luehrsen
Sunnyslope
Veterans Administration Hospital
Papago Park
City Council Post Sought by Local Candidate Breezy Boyer
S. C. Breezy Boyer of 1417 East Monroe Street announced his candidacy for city council in the City Primary on November 8. A 15 year Phoenix resident and father of five, he highlights labor and civil rights work, including roles with the AFL, UAW, NAACP Labor and Industry Committee, and Phoenix Council for Civic Unity. He stresses slum clearance as a key issue.
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S. C
Breezy
Boyer
East
Monroe Street
Phoenix
American Federation of Labor
United Auto Workers
Labor and Industry Committee
NAACP
Arizona Council of Civic Unity
Phoenix Council For Civic Unity
A J Miller Rites Held At Glendale
Funeral services for Andrew Jackson Miller aged 62 were held in Glendale. A native of Texas he moved from Douglas to Glendale in 1942. Survivors include wife Floy two daughters and a son all of Texas, a stepson in Massachusetts, a sister and a brother in Douglas.
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Glendale
Andrew Jackson Miller
Texas
Miller
Douglas
Floy
Thomas E. Miller
Lola Fite
Ella Freeman
Frances Henderson
R. B. Henderson
Massachusetts
Chesley Miller
Mrs. Maude Blevins
Poindexter of Yuma Dies After Illness
Charles Lafayette Poindexter a Yuma carpenter died in a local hospital after a four month illness. Born August 10 1906 in Ardmore Oklahoma he moved to Yuma six years ago. Funeral services are pending at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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Charles Lafayette Poindexter
Yuma
Ardmore
Okla
Poindexter
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Elks Plan Program For Newspaper Week
Phoenix Lodge 335 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will host a buffet dinner Thursday night at 332 West Washington to observe National Newspaper Week. Guests include managing editors from Phoenix papers Bert Fireman of The Phoenix Gazette and Tom Tarbox of The Arizona Republic.
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Phoenix Lodge 335
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
West Washington Street
Phoenix Newspapers
Bert Fireman
Phoenix
Sheriff Inaugurates Boat For Rescue Work In Maricopa County
A 12 foot aluminum boat with a 10 horsepower outboard was presented to Maricopa County Sheriff L C Boies by Reynolds Metals and the Motor Supply Company for search and rescue use on county lakes and canals. The ceremony occurred yesterday and the craft will aid the sheriff's office in emergency operations across the county.
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Maricopa County
L. C. Boies
Reynolds Metals Company
The
Motor Supply Company
Heifer Wins Fair Honors at New Mexico State Fair
John H. Evans of Phoenix Angus Ranch en route to Albuquerque where his West Woodlawn Blackbird 14th won junior championship blue ribbon in Aberdeen Angus heifer class. Evans will travel to Clovis, New Mexico for show and sale entries. His win prevented Simon Angus Farm of Madison, Kansas from sweeping breed champions at the fair.
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John H. Evans
Phoenix
Yuma Road
Albuquerque
West Woodlawn
New Mexico
Evans
Clovis
N. M
Simon Angus Farm
Madison, Kan
Court Backs Union In Suit On Picketing
Yavapai County Superior Court Judge W. E. Patterson ruled for Hotel and Restaurant Employes Local 631 in a Sun Drug Stores of Phoenix case. Damages of 10000 and a restraining order against picketing were sought. the judge found the union’s peaceful picketing lawful and aimed at negotiating a contract, with intervenors’ store leases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavapai County
W. E. Patterson
American Federation of Labor
Sun Drug Stores
Phoenix
G. Melvin Reese
North First Avenue
North Central Avenue
Patterson
Owen W. White
G. W. Grosscope
Reese
Arizona
United States
Two men jailed for failure to support families in Phoenix
In West Phoenix Precinct Court Justice of the Peace Al J Flood sentenced William E Wenger to six months in jail with five months suspended for failing to provide for his wife and infant son. Austin Kastillow received a six month term suspended on condition he pay 90 dollars monthly for his wife and three minor children. Henry Tamillo, arrested on a warrant for failing to provide for his wife and two children, was to be arraigned in East Phoenix Justice Court. Ecuador’s first clear glass factory now makes bottles in Guayaquil.
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West Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
William E. Wenger
Marilyn
West Cocopah Street
Wenger
Flood
Austin Kastillow
North 17Th Avenue
Henry Tamillo
Huntington Park
Calif
Harriet
East Lynwood Street
Tamillo
East Phoenix
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Charles A. Stepon
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Charles Stepon
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Jacque Saunders
Saundy Muir
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Phoenix Chapter
Disabled American Veterans, and
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Zoe Stuart
West Culver Street
Ste Monica’s Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Stuart
Paul L. Wolfe
Granada Road
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Florine Biglow
Stevenson Pta
Paul Griffin
South 13Th Street
West Madison
Kunz
Messinger
2Nd Ave
Jackson Street
Nalalan
Sfutt
Arizona Mercantile Co
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Arizona Hardware Co
Standard Insurance
Agency
ED H. Bringhurst
W. A. Rudd
F. P. Middleton
B. B. Moeur
Armstrong
Simmons
U.S.A
E. Monroe
UT. S. A
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Tuxedo
Miller’s Men’s Shop
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