Ex-Phoenician Arrested In Texas Shooting Case
Clyde Hanks, 31, formerly of Phoenix, arrested in Borger Texas for the murder with malice aforethought of oil field driller Eddie W. Brock 31 from Phoenix. Brock was shot on his doorstep. Brock’s wife witnessed the event and was grazed. A Belgian automatic pistol was found in Hanks’s attic. he bought it yesterday in a Borger pawnshop. Hanks had known Brock and had replaced him at the oil field job.
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Borger
Texas
Eddie W. Brock
Clyde A Hanks
Phoenix
Ariz
Hanks
Hugh Anderson
Manks
Justice of the Peace
Jake Blessing
Uranium Chunks Ruled Souvenirs From Los Alamos
Chairman Brien McMahon says two chunks of uranium found at Dalhart Texas were taken as souvenirs from Los Alamos New Mexico six years ago while the army controlled atomic materials and tracked them on a ton-lot basis.
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Washington
Dalhart
Texas
Los Alamos
N. Mex
Brien McMahon
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Connecticut Democrat
Club To Hear Al Waters At Waters Arizona Boys Ranch
Al Waters of Arizona Boys Ranch will speak to Phoenix 20 30 Club members at 7 p m today in Hotel Westward Ho The Phoenix 20 30 Junior Worlds Rodeo has been moved to November 17 and 18 from November 24 and 25 due to Florence Junior Rodeo dates shifting
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Waters
Arizona Boys Ranch
Phoenix
Soil Provides Food Facts Shared By Arizona Group
Morris E. Fonda, Detroit industrialist and president of the Soil Conservation Society of America, told Arizona chapter members that most manufactured articles and the nation's food come from the soil. He linked national decline to soil fertility losses and noted high food cost shares abroad versus one-fourth in the United States. W. W. Lane urged legal changes to include range lands in Arizona’s soil and water program, while Ben Avery reviewed its progress. Officers nominated: Herbert Fletcher for president, Wayne Kessler as vice-chairman, Roger D. Headley as secretary.
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Morris E. Fonda
Detroit
Soil Conservation Society of America
Arizona
Ireland
India
United States
W. W. Lane
Ben Avery
The
Arizona Republic
Herbert Fletcher
Tucson
Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station
Wayne Kessler
Phoenix
Soil Conservation Service
Roger D. Headley
Warm Clear Days Ahead In Arizona Forecast
The Weather Bureau predicts mostly clear skies and little temperature change in Arizona through Sunday. A warming trend starts Thursday night or Friday, with some high cloudiness tomorrow and no rain expected. Highs: Phoenix 99 yesterday. Blythe reached 102 while Minot stayed cold.
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Arizona
United States Weather Bureau
Phoenix
North Central
Rockies
Associated Press
Minot
N. Dak
Blythe
Calif
Buckeye Rodeo Date Set for Oct 13 14
The fifth annual Buckeye rodeo is planned for October 13 and 14 with events including team-tying calf-roping saddle bronc bareback riding bulldogging and bull riding. Prizes total at least 3000 with entries at the American Legion Home in Buckeye and a parade to open the two days. The shows start at 1 p.m. daily and Western dancing with John Severson and The Westerners providing music each night.
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Buckeye
Budge Beloat
Beloat
American Legion
Buck
John Severson
Jailed Youth Given Chance to Rebuild Life
James Rogers, 19, Glendale truck driver, who admitted juvenile trouble and burglary escape, received three years probation in Superior Court. He fled to Texas after breaking from a county detention home, was arrested upon returning to Glendale, and told Judge Francis J. Donofrio that inmates talk only of the next job. A second defendant, Frank Anton Andreies, 35, of 2200 E Van Buren, admitted stealing 36 dollars and going to the coast, and drew six months in county jail.
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James Rogers
Glendale
Rogers
Texas
Superior Court
Francis J. Donofrio
Frank Anton Andreies
E. van Buren
19Th Avenue
Indian School Road
UA enrolls 5100 students for fall semester
Tucson, Sept. 25 AP The University of Arizona registrar C Zaner Lesher announced that more than 5100 students have registered for the fall semester. A year ago 5693 students were enrolled.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
C. Zaner Lesher
Howard S. Williams Named United Press Arizona Chief
Howard S. Williams, Phoenix native and former United Press crime and court reporter in Los Angeles, returns to Phoenix to head the UP Arizona bureau. He succeeds Ray Hebert who resigned to join The Los Angeles Times staff. Williams, USC School of Journalism graduate and World War II veteran, plans to reside in Phoenix. James F. Cooper, former bureau manager, has left to join the Tucson Daily Citizen as political reporter.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Arizona
News Service
Howard S. Williams
Dick Contino
Ray Hebert
W. Turney
Los Angeles Times
University of Southern California School of Journalism
Williams
Southern California
LA Civic Center
Hollywood
Phoenix
James F. Cooper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Bigamy Case in West Phoenix Precinct Court Continued
Preliminary hearing on bigamy charges against Phoenix radio commentator Joseph Lawrence Worthy was continued until this afternoon after a heated exchange over evidence. Helen Worthy testified she and Worthy wed in Nogales Mexico in June 1947 and that Worthy and his present wife married last year in Texas. Worthy’s attorney Terrence Carson sought Mexican statutes as part of his defense, prompting a long clash with Deputy County Attorney John J. Flynn. The hearing will decide if an Arizona statute was violated and possible referral to Superior Court if the prosecution prevails.
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Phoenix
Joseph Lawrence Worthy
West Phoenix
Helen Worthy
John J. Flynn
Worthy
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Texas
Terrence Carson
Carson
Flynn
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
Justice’ Court
Arizona
Justice Flood
Superior Court
Apache Shriners Barbecue Draws Arizona Delegations
About 300 Shriners from across Arizona will attend the Apache Shrine Club barbecue in Globe. The event will be held at the club building near Globe city limits with representation from Tucson Phoenix and other cities.
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Globe
Arizona
Apache Shrine Club
Gila County
Pinal County
Tucson
Phoenix
SP Offers Lot for Jail in Gila Bend
Gila Bend moves toward a new county building and jail with a $40,000 project. Southern Pacific offers a lot on the south side of U S Highway 80 for a small charge. Residents seek ways to raise $15,000 while the county had allocated $25,000 in the budget.
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Gila Bend
Southern Pacific Company
D. P. Kimball
Veterinarian Dr Bela Mariassy to Speak at Collie Clan Meeting
Dr Bela Mariassy of Mc Dowell Animal Hospital will address the Arizona Collie Clan at 8 p.m. today. The gathering is hosted by Mrs. W. G. Elrick at 23 West Pasadena.
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Bela Mariassy
McDowell Animal Hospital
Arizona Collie Clan
W. G. Elrick
Pasadena
Steel Lock Virtually Halts Bridge Work in Arizona
Arizona highway officials announced a severe shortage of reinforcing and structural steel will halt most bridge construction, prompting a switch to dip crossings and short arches on non major routes. Cy Perkins said 300 tons quarterly are available versus 1,000 tons needed, with federal aid to resume once steel returns. Yucca overpass and Kaiser Springs bridge remain active projects awaiting steel delivery.
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Arizona Highway Department
Arizona
Cy Perkins
Perkins
Bureau of Public Roads
Defense Production Administration
Yucca Overpass
Highway 66
Kaiser Springs
Highway 93
Phoenician Faces Morals Charges
Russell Kenneth Sons, 23, of 21044 W Lewis, a meat company worker, is charged with contributing to the delinquency of two girls and indecent exposure. Police say he committed the offenses while riding a motorcycle in Phoenix residential areas after six reports of molesting and exposure. Delinquency cases are in Maricopa County Superior Court and the exposure complaint in East Phoenix Justice Court.
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Russell Kenneth Sons
W. Lewis
Sons
Evan Wilson
Phoenix
Maricopa County
East Phoenix
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