Hall of Battles added to American Heritage Wax Museum
Arthur L. Batty announces a Hall of Battles at the American Heritage Wax Museum featuring iconic military engagements. E. L. Farmer Construction Co builds the hall with Elmo Lathrop as architect. Deroy Displays Ltd of Toronto creates background scenes. About 70 life size figures already at Marshall Road location. new arrivals from England due in three weeks. Included battles and figures include Paul Revere, Custer, the Alamo, Lt Frank Luke and Capt Eddie Rickenbacker.
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American Heritage
Arthur L. Batty
Josephine Tussaud Ltd
E. L. Farmer Construction Co
Elmo Lathrop
Deroy Displays, Ltd
Toronto
Canada
Marshall Road
Fifth Avenue
Frank Luke
Eddie Rickenbacker
Batty
Robbers Break Coke Machines in Scottsdale
Three Scottsdale businesses reported Coke machines broken into yesterday. Harpers Nursery at 2601 N Hayden said the thief forced the machine and took 20 cents. Clifford Auker cited Jack Ross Business Firm at East McDowell Rd as broken into with only the Coke machine entered. Art Stephens also reported a break in at 8400 E McDowell Rd with the Coke machine forced open.
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Scottsdale
Harpers Nursery
N. Hayden
Clifford Auker
Jack Ross
East McDowell Rd
Art Stephens
Stephens
E. McDowell Rd
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital Scottsdale
Local births reported for Scottsdale couples include Lester Albert and wife at 109 E McKinley a boy on November 9. Moody Lewis and Fr McDowell a girl on November 9. Wesley Roberts at 8436 E Cambridge Ave a boy on November 9. John Clark at 518 W Oak a girl on November 8. John Reynolds at 1136 N 82nd St a girl on November 8. and Sam Wood Route 2 a girl on November 8.
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Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lester Albert
E. McKinley
Moody Lewis
McDowell
Wesley Roberts
E. Cambridge Ave
John Clark
W. Oak
John Reynolds
N. 82Nd St
Sam Wood
Rome Airport Opens Amid Echoes of Ancient Ostia Port
A note from Rome describes Leonardo da Vinci Airport built over the ruins of Ostia as visitors arrive, with glimpses of antiquity beneath the modern facility. The piece links visitors to Rome’s historic role as a world crossroads and sacred center.
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Rome
UPI
Leonardo da Vinci
Ostia
Police Briefs Report Local Clothe Line Theft and Burning Incident
Mrs Irene Faust 28 of 7549 E Mesquite Dr reported clothes line thefts over several nights. Police planned a neighborhood pee check. Perry Mehan 146 W Latham admonished after complaint of burning trash without permit and was informed of city burning regulations.
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Irene Faust
E. Mesquite Dr
Scottsdale
Perry Mehan
146. W. Latham
Mehan
Prowl Arrest Report Fails To Find Suspect In Scottsdale
A Scottsdale housewife reported a prowler to police but officers searched the neighborhood and found no suspect. Another resident said items have vanished since October including diamond cuff links a transistor radio $150 in silver from piggy banks and a pushbutton etc.
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Scottsdale
Lucille Lemoine
E.osborn
Mary Aurea
Dianna
Bike Stolen From Tonalea School Recovered Partially
Adolphus L. Mincey of 2553 N. 69th St. reported a red and white bicycle stolen from Tonalea School. He told police he later recovered the tan seat and would continue searching for the Schwinn.
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Tonalea
Adolpus L. Mincey
N. 69Th St
Mincey
Schwinn
Two Scottsdale Drivers Cited After Minor Two-Vehicle Crash
Police cited Bella A. Brawley 32 of 6102 Calle Del Paisano and Thomas L. Hall 34 of the Bunkhouse Lodge after a traffic collision at Third Ave and Marshall. No injuries were reported. Both drivers involved in the crash were cited for their roles.
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Scottsdale
Third Ave
Marshall
Bella A. Brawley
Calle del Paisano
Thomas L. Hall
Bunkhouse Lodge
Card Taken From Mrs. Robert N. Martin
Mrs. Robert N. Martin reports her Shell credit card stolen from 2110 North 68th Place. Police are investigating the incident.
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Robert N. Martin
N. 68Th Pl
Shell
Battery Theft Reported on East Indian School Road
Captain Jack Huber of the Youth Patrol told police that someone removed a battery from a parked automobile at 410 East Indian School Road.
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Jack Huber
The
Youth Patrol
E. Indian School Rd
Scottsdale Hosts FBI Academy Group Training Session
More than 50 Arizona lawmen will attend a three day retraining session of the Arizona Chapter of FBI National Academy Associates at the Valley Ho Hotel in Scottsdale. Merritt Chafey and NA graduate said the event covers searches and seizures policy.
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Arizona
FBI National Academy Associates
Valley Ho Hotel
Merritt Chafey
Scottsdale
Eastern Star Candidates Prepare For Three Day Session
FBI agent in charge in Phoenix Ed Boyle will welcome attendees at 8 30 a m Thursday as Eastern Star members begin a special retraining session. Sessions cover hoodlum infiltration and western states activities directed by Tucson police chief Bernard L Garmire. A barbecue precedes a pistol course and banquet with Col Curtis Brostron as guest speaker. NA graduates tour Mountain States Telephone in Phoenix on Friday.
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Ed Boyle
FBI
Phoenix
Norman L. Jackson
Association
Thomas Rickel
Boyle
Bernard L. Garmire
Tucson
Traffic Laboratory
Gregory Hathaway
Arizona Highway Patrol
Earl O’clair
Arizona
State
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Ingleside
John Thompson
Debbie Neugebauer
Pam Ingebretson
Karen Mullane
Wax Museum
Hall of Battle
England
Los Angeles
Paul Revere
Old Port
U.S. D.A. Choice
Ion
Pearssore
Frontier Town
Nearsted
Ign
Scottsdale Road
Thomas 99
Fifth Avenue Insurance Agency
Bank of Scottsdale Bldg
FBI Academy Group
Joseph R. Pyne
Eastern Star
Phoenix Office
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Tonist
Stanley Reed
Order
Glenn Tolson
Sheriff's Range
Black Canyon Highway
First National Bank
Col
Curtis Brostron
Metropolitan Police Department
St. Louis
Missouri
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Maison Bernard
Plaza
Balth
S. Scottsdale Rd
N. Central
Fashionette
Junior
Capris
Bulkies
Orton & Wool
Fashion Square
West Main St. Scottsdale
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