Pleas Denied for Two Women in Porters Shoplifting Case
Mary Williams 41 of Tuc son and Lila Mae Currie 31 transient from California faced sentencing after a jury found them guilty of grand theft for stealing a $150 leather suit from Porters. Judge Rent L. Jennings sentenced Williams to one to two years in state prison and Currie to one year. Both failed to appear for trial. probation was refused. Pedro Hernandez 40 Clifton lineman on probation for non-support pleaded guilty to failing to provide for two minors and was sentenced to six months in county jail.
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Mary Williams
Tucson
Lila Mae Currie
California
Maricopa County
Rent L. Jennings
Williams
Porters Store
Raymond W. Rodgers
West McKinley Street
Kent N. Combs
North 28Th Street
Eleanor Moore
New York
Francis J. Donofrio
11 000 Volts Fire Hazard Sparks In Pasadena
A crane at a Pasadena fabricating plant knocked an 11 000 volt high tension line across a fence, welding car bumpers to the fence and burning clotheslines and washes. Multiple residents faced fallout as the wire fell and sparked fires.
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Pasadena
Calif
West
Vice President Barkley closes two day Western States Democratic Conference in San Francisco urging continued Western power development. He cites $400 million in reclamation spending this year and over $1 billion since 1933, arguing private funds cannot meet Western power needs. Conference speakers voice support and address mining industry distress and price stabilization.
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San Francisco
INS
Alben Barkley
Truman
Barkley
West
Julius A. Krug
Charles Brannan
Krug
Brannan
Democratic Party
United States
Maurice Tobin
Charles Sawyer
Oscar L. Chapman
Interior Department
Price Briscoe
Idaho Springs
Colo
Briscoe
John W. Bonner
Montana
Carl J. Trauerman
Mining Association of Montana
Dealers To Hear Of Sales Program At Hotel West Ward
Central Arizona Power and Light Company will host a dinner meeting tonight at Hotel West Ward Ho where the full sales program for the coming year will be outlined. Over 300 home appliance dealers are expected to attend as the firm promotes advertising home demonstrations and other promotions to boost dealer sales. Frozen sea water loses its salt through crystallization.
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Central Arizona Power and Light Company
Westward Ho
Warm Days To Continue Forecasts And Record Tie
The Weather Bureau forecast continued warmth with highs near 106 degrees today and tomorrow, humidity rising to make it feel hotter. Yesterday tied the September 19, 1928 record at 106, Airport Station recorded 105 to 74, with morning humidity at 62 percent and a 77 degree low. By mid-morning humidity eased to 35 percent and the outlook kept temperatures above normal for five days.
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United States Weather Bureau
Airport
Weather Bureau
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Kerricks Jewelry
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