Bransom Upped to Arizona Prison in Bogus-Check Case
Lewis C. Bransom twenty nine Mesa truck driver was sentenced to two to three years in Arizona State Prison for attempting to obtain money by a bogus check. Judge Dudley W. Windes ordered the term and noted Bransom is already serving a county jail term for car theft with no owner’s consent. Harry Hoopengarner twenty one of 1218 North 28th Place received two years probation on restitution. Gary A. Elliott eighteen of Buckeye got three years probation and restitution for recovering a stolen sedan from Thrifty Auto Sales.
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Lewis C. Bransom
Mesa
Arizona State
Superior Court
Dudley W. Windes
Bransom
Harry Hoopengarner
Gary A. Elliott
Buckeye
E. van Buren
Six Die in Poison Drinking Orgy at Oahu Prison
Oahu Prison officials report six convicts died and 29 more are seriously ill after drinking a poisonous liquid during a Sunday night orgy. Guards found inmates writhing in their cells. four men recovered.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Melbourne Seeks British Conductors for Transit Roles
Melbourne authorities search Britain for bus and streetcar conductors as part of a widening recruitment drive. Officials cite service needs, noting vacancies across urban routes and the priority to bolster urban transport reliability. Seek applicants with prior transit or customer service experience and valid credentials.
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Melbourne
Australia
Britain
Eisenstein Must Serve Life Term For Slaying
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that Max Eisenstein a 64 year old retired Phoenix furniture dealer must serve life for the fatal December 1949 shooting of his estranged wife Lena. The high court unanimously rejected appeals claiming trial errors and found the jury properly deemed him sane and accountable. Trial judge was Francis J Donofrio. Eisenstein was represented by Laney and Laney and Lewkowitz and Weland.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Max Eisenstein
Phoenix
Lena
High Court
Arcuard Be Prade
Eisenstein
Maricopa County
E. Palm Lane
Einstein
Supreme Court
Francis J. Donofrio
Laney and Laney and Lewkowitz and Weland
Five-Unit Commercial Building Begun on West Indian School
Construction of a five unit commercial building at 530 W Indian School has been begun by Homes and Son Construction Company for Fred H Knowles owner of a local diaper service. The first commercial building on the block set aside for business structures will be of concrete block construction. When finished the structure will house the diaper service and other businesses.
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W. Indian School
The
Homes and Son
Fred. H. Knowles
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