Arizona Supreme Court Admits 45 New Lawyers
The Arizona Supreme Court admitted 45 law graduates to state practice in a brief ceremony in the Supreme Court chambers at the Arizona State Capitol. Among the admittees was Richard L. Greer of Holbrook. Six graduates were unable to attend. Notables from Phoenix, Prescott, and Tucson were listed among the admittees or absentees.
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State Bar of
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Arizona State Capitol
Marlin T. Phelps
Richard L. Greer
Hazel B. Greer
Holbrook
Dodd L. Greer
Navajo County
Greer
Phoenix Union High School
University of Arizona
Z. Lesher
Young Lesher
Phoenix
Robert H. Allen
Donald J. Bauman
John J. Flynn
John W. Fol
Richard R. Greenfield
Allan F. Hall
Charles L. Hardy
Arthur A. Lennard
John L. Merril
Patrick W. O'Reilly
Allan R. Perry
ThreeYear Sentence Deals For Narcotics Charge In Mesa
Joseph B. Rose, 33, of Mesa, was sentenced to three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to a narcotics count in U S District Court before Judge Dave W. Ling. Rose was arrested in Yuma with 8% ounces of smoking opium.
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Mesa
Joseph B. Rose
United States District Court
Dave W. Ling
Yuma
Rose
Bernard Flood Rites Planned
Rosary services for Bernard Charles Flood 65 year old retired Phoenix grocer and father of Al J Flood West Phoenix Justice of Peace who died yesterday at his home 2501 West Monroe Street will be conducted at 8 p m tomorrow at Whitney Funeral Home Chapel Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 p m Thursday from St Matthews Catholic Church Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery Mr Flood who had been in failing health since an operation about a year ago came to Phoenix in 1912 He was born in Silver Lake Pa Until his retirement three years ago he operated a grocery store at 1709 East Van Buren Street He was a member of Woodmen of the World Knights of Columbus and the Holy Name Society.
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Bernard Charles Flood
Phoenix
al J. Flood
West Phoenix
Silver Lake
East van Buren Street
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Columbus
The
Holy Name Society
Ibn Saud Leads Mecca Pilgrimage With 300000 Pilgrims
King Ibn Saud personally led about 300000 Muslims on the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, the Arab News Agency reported from Cairo on October 4. About 100000 were foreign pilgrims, with attendees from distant places including China and Indonesia.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Ibn Saud
Mecca
Arab News Agency
China
Indonesia
Rites Conducted For Mrs. Julia Mae Owens
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Mae Owens aged 33 were held in Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. Interment followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. The Rev. Clyde Beecher of Bethel Methodist Church officiated. She died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital and leaves husband Leo H. Owens and four children in Phoenix with siblings and relatives across California and New Mexico.
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Julia Mae Owens
A. L. Moore and Sons
Greenwood Memorial Park
Clyde Beecher
Bethel Methodist Church
Owens
Good Samaritan Hospital
Birmingham
Ala
Phoenix
Las Vegas
N. M
Leo H. Owens
Margaret
le Roy
Dell Wesley
Ed Gastinger
Maywood
Calif
G. A. Patterson
Clovis N. M
Morris Ezell
William Hall
Roseville
Horace Pitts
Sacramento
John Pitts
Vacaville
Younger Burglar Sentenced to Three to Five Years
Roger James Deason, 21, Los Angeles cement finisher, admitted 40 Phoenix burglaries in four months and about 3500 dollars. Judge Francis J. Donofrio gave him three to five years in state prison. Also before the court Jacob C. Pope, 29, Los Angeles salesman, received five years probation. Matthew Wilson, 21, Sunnyslope painter, four months jail for resisting arrest. Rockefeller Center employed 75000 men in construction.
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Roger James Deason
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Francis J. Donofrio
Jacob C. Pope
Matthew Wilson
Sunnyslope
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