Suspect Hawkins Attacks Cook in Dalhart Pursuit
Leonard Hawkins, a 34 year old former baseball player wanted for murder, struck cafe cook Jack Woodruff with a pistol and fled on foot in Dalhart Texas while targeting Juanita Groves who had aided the manhunt. Roadblocks quickly deployed as authorities sought Hawkins on October 15. Odense note appears as stray text.
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Dalhart
Tex
Leonard
Lucky) Hawkins
R. C. Johnson
Hawkins
Juanita Groves
Miss Groves
Jack Woodruff
Johnson
Woodruff
Star Farmer Will Receive Big Welcome
Kenneth England a 19 year old Chandler youth who earned Star Farmer of America at the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City will return to Arizona Monday arriving Phoenix Union Station at 8 am Accompanied by police escort he will be welcomed at the state capitol by Governor Dan E Garvey Clyde Rowe will preside over a luncheon at the Westward Ho where England will be guest of honor State officials farm leaders and youth organizations will attend.
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Kenneth England
Chandler
Star Farmer of
Pacific Region
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Star Farmer of America
Robert Stevens, Jr
Lynchburg
South Region
John Castrogiani
Montrose
North Atlantic
Jack Hailey King
Dadeville
North Central Region
England
Phoenix
Union Station
United States
Clyde Rowe
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Westward Ho
Clinic Trust Plea Denied
Judge Charles C. Bernstein in Maricopa County Superior Court denied a request to place the Lois Grunow Memorial Clinic at 926 East McDowell Road into a trust. Ozell Trask said the court found no evidence of mismanagement of the clinic or its funds. findings of fact and conclusions of law will be entered later.
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Lois Grunow
East McDowell Road
Charles C. Bernstein
Maricopa County
Ozell Trask
Bernstein
Oglesby Rites Arranged for Local Resident
Miss Lucy Malvina Oglesby 76 died yesterday at her home 377 North Fifth Avenue born March 17 1873 in Bowling Green Missouri came to Phoenix 36 years ago member of Central Methodist Church survived by sister Kathrine Oglesby and brother Ed B Oglesby both of Phoenix funeral arrangements at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary
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Lucy Malvina Oglesby
North Fifth Avenue
Bowling Green
Phoenix
Central Methodist Church
Katherine Oglesby
Ed B. Oglesby
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Forged check nets thief $15,000 at Broad Street Trust
A man using a forged bank counter check drawn on Broad Street Trust Company obtained $15,000 in currency before walking away. The check bore a forged James R. Affleck signature from William Penn Flour Company. The missing check triggered a bank audit revealing a $15,000 shortage in teller John Reisenberg’s account.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street Trust Company
Broad Street
James R. Affleck
William Penn Flour Company
John Reisenberg
Reisenberg
Hershman to Take Office as Hillel Club President
Morrie Hershman, a Phoenix College sophomore, will be installed as president of the college Hillel Club tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Other officers named are Richard Willer as vice president Jackie Dorskind recording secretary Dolores Schoenberg as corresponding secretary George B Karkus treasurer and Leattrice Adelson publicity chairman Rabbi A L Krohn conducts the ceremony in the new Beth Israel Temple at 11th and Flower streets and will be the principal speaker.
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Morrie Hershman
Phoenix College
Seacees
P Dent
College Hillel Club
Richard Willer
Jackie Dorskind
Dolores Schoenberg
George B. Karkus
Leattrice Adelson
A. L. Krohn
Beth Israel Temple
Llth
Flower Streets
County Times Condemnation Suit For Central Avenue Strip
Maricopa County files a Superior Court condemnation suit to take a 16 foot strip on the west side of Central Avenue at Watkins Road for the Salt River bridge north approach. Judge Thomas J. Croaff to set compensation for Jack Harris a buffet owner and Bernard Myers a service station owner as buildings must be moved west.
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Central Avenue
Watkins Road
Superior Court
Maricopa County
Salt River Bridge
Thomas J. Croaff
Jack Harris
Bernard Myers
Rail Grievances About Half Settled
St Louis October 15 Roy E Davison spokesman for four unions on strike against the Missouri Pacific Railroad said that about half of the 282 grievances causing the walkouts have been settled in direct negotiations. The strike in progress 37 days has paralyzed the railroad.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Roy E. Davison
Missouri Pacific Railroad
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