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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1951

Page

4

Voice On Police Radio Halts Burglary Attempt

Police radioman Ray Booker halted a burglary early this morning by broadcasting over the ether. Detectives Willis Black and John Wolfe watched a suspect approach Landis Cyclery Shop at 122 North Seventh Avenue, heard the radio alert, and pursued. Wolfe, known for speed on the police softball team, stopped the 19 year old within half a block. the youth was booked in city jail for investigation of attempted burglary.

Bob Lord Ray Booker Willis Black John Wolfe The Landis Seventh Ave Booker Wolfe

Bennett Warns of Socialization Plot and Political Alliance

Senator Bennett of Utah charged that in twenty years an alliance formed between machine politicians and socialists seeks to socialize America. He warned of a bitter power struggle and urged doctors to demand open records and a change in administrations to scrutinize such activity. He called socialization of the medical profession a warning and challenge.

Houston Bennett Utah America Texas Medical Association

Bullets Rip 25 Homes In Machine Gun Mishap

In Long Beach California a fighter plane on emergency alert sprayed 1576 rounds of .50 caliber ammo into a residential area during a routine check. Twenty five homes were struck with no casualties reported. one home owner found 18 slugs inside.

Long Beach Calif Air Force Sam McGill 188Th Virginia Country Club

Slain American Soldier Identified at Berlin Border

The U S Army identified Sgt. Robert F. De Brake of Antioch California as the American killed by a Communist policeman after a car crash at the border between west and east Berlin. He died in a Russian army hospital and the Russian officer was arrested.

Berlin U.S Robert F. de Brake Antioch Calif de Brake West East Berlin

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