Baby's Death After Beer Drinks Probed
In Dallas a year-old baby died after a teenager allegedly fed it beer. Detectives question whether intoxication caused the death as officers await blood tests to determine alcohol levels. A 15-year-old boy is jailed without charges after admitting to giving the beer and attempting to revive the infant with orange soda. No charges filed yet under Texas law.
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Dallas
Texas
Leslie Fletcher
Will Fritz
Tempe Club To Hear Salvation Army Officer Talk
Col. Bertram Rodda of the Salvation Army will speak at the Tempe Rotary Club luncheon on The Challenge of the Positive. The club meets at 12:10 pm in American Legion hall.
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Tempe
Salvation Army
Col
Bertram Rodda
Rotary Club
American Legion Hall
Williams Air Base Marks Birthday With Week of Work
Special to The Gazette Williams Air Force Base enters a week of intensified work to mark its 10th anniversary. Col Mayden urges focus on the mission as Chandler townsfolk schedule a Saturday barbecue and Western dance for base personnel. The base, built on land from Mesa, trains jet pilots with cadets from Belgium Denmark France Greece the Netherlands and Norway.
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Williams Air Force Base
James D. Mayden
Bration
Chandler
United States
Mesa
Charles E. Williams
Hawaii
Belgium
Denmark
France
Greece
Netherlands
Norway
Free balloons used for Civil War reconnaissance
A brief note explains that balloons were employed by Union forces during the U.S. Civil War to conduct aerial reconnaissance and observe enemy positions from above, highlighting early military air methods and battlefield intelligence.
Prescott 4-H calves auction nets thirteen thousand five hundred seventy five
Prescott 4-H calves sold at the Yavapai County Fair brought 15,575 dollars with Nunn Better the grand champion Hereford raising the top price of five dollars and ten cents per pound. The three day fair drew thousands and showcased the largest exhibits in years.
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Prescott
Yavapai
Nunn Better
Mary Roden
Chino Valley
Regent Michael Hodges Stable After Stomach Hemorrhage
Tucson regent Michael B. Hodges, of Tucson, a member of the University and State Colleges of Arizona Board of Regents, showed improved condition after a hemorrhage at a regents meeting. He is at Southside District Hospital with a reported general condition of fairly good.
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Mesa
Michael B. Hodges
Tucson
Board of Regents
University and State Colleges of Arizona
Hodges
Regents
Tempe
Southside District
Birds and Children Rally Around Tempean Teacher
In Tempe, Mrs. Joseph T. Birchett at 202 E Seventh St hosts birds lectures and bird banding with children visiting for care and lessons. In Bisbee, a 30 year old Rucker Canyon school teacher, Charles Bruce McLain, is found guilty of assaulting an 11 year old pupil at a May 11 party, facing 1 to 14 years. judge to sentence.
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Joe R. Olachea
Ramon Olachea
Tempe
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Chattanooga
Tenn
Olachen
Bob Jones University
T. Birchett
E. Seventh St
Birchett Garden
Washington, D. C
Bisbee
Rucker Canyon
Superior Court
Charles Bruce McLain
McLain
Frank E. Thomas
Farm Bureau Unit To Hear Water Project Discussion
Howard J. Smith of the Central Arizona Project Association will speak at a Florence Coolidge Farm Bureau unit meeting to discuss a water project. The event is announced from Coolidge.
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Farm Bureau Unit
Farm Bureau
Smith
Arizona State Junior Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Bartlett
Coolidge Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bartlett
Confirmation Rites Planned Across Arizona Churches
AP report outlines the first in a series of confirmation services by Bishop Daniel J. Gercke for 22 Arizona churches. Citations list dates from Sept. 30 in Miami and Globe to Dec. 30 at Tucson’s San Augustin Cathedral, with a clergy conference in Tucson on Nov. 7 and a Midwest Eastbound trip planned afterward. Community notices include Farm Bureau events, a Pinal County meeting for the Arizona Society for Crippled Children, 4-H Club plans, and an Eastern Star chapter gathering.
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Arizonia
Daniel J. Gercke
Miami
Globe
Safford
Solomonville
Duncan
Clifton
Morenci
Williams
St. Anthony’s
Phoenix
Immaculate Concepcion
Yuma
San Augustin Cathedral
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Buckeye
Litchfield Park
Glendale
Chandler
Mesa
Scottsdale
Tempe
Midwest
East
Pinal County
The
Arizona Society For Crippled Children
the Valley Bank
Ben McKinney
Scratch Poisons Geronimo Relative
ALAMOGORDO New Mexico September 24 AP The Apache figure who helped free Geronimo's tribe from Fort Sill in 1912 Sam Chino aged 91 relative of the famed chieftain contracted blood poisoning after scratching his hand on barbed wire He was hospitalized in Alamogordo
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Alamogordo
N. Mex
Geronimo
Fort Sill
Sam Chino
Southwest
Chino
SP To Give Up Main Track For Base Expansion
The Southern Pacific Company was authorized to abandon about 14 miles of main line track between Polvo and Vail Arizona to permit expansion of Davis Monthan Air Force Base near Tucson. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the plan yesterday and the federal government will build a new line for the railroad skirting the base.
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Washington
Southern Pacific Company
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Interstate Commerce Commission
Polvo
Vail
Newspaperboy's New Bike Stolen in Mesa
Charles Thornton reported his new Schwinn bicycle stolen in Mesa. The bike was his reward for securing 50 new subscriptions to The Phoenix Gazette and had no license plates yet. He lives at 38 North Miller Street with Mr and Mrs Dewey Thornton.
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Mesa
Charles Thornton
Dewey Thornton
N. Miller
Charles
Phoenix Gazette
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