Scorpions Not Deadly To Her
Tempe resident Elizabeth Redden 73 collected live scorpions for Arizona State College Tempe to aid venom research. Over years she delivered between 5 000 and 7 000 scorpions while recalling hundreds collected in a single year. Prof. Herbert L. Stahnke praises her lifesaving help.
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Tempe
Arizona
Elizabeth Redden
East Eighth Street
Mesa
Prof
Stahnke
Liquor License Transfer Sought In Crescent District
An application to transfer a wholesale liquor license from Charles N. Clark to Fred H. Kreisler was posted by the clerk of the board of supervisors at the Crescent Wholesale distributing company. Joseph D. Hill seeks a wine and beer license for Canvas Castle arena 700 West Congress street and notice was posted.
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Charles N. Clark
Fred H. Kreisler
Board of Supervisors
Crescent Wholesale Distributing Company
Joseph D. Hill
Canvas Castle Arena
West
Congress Street
Sullivan To Be Arraigned
Arraignment set for 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Johns for John L. Sullivan Harry T. Hendricks and Jack P. Christy on charges of coin in violation. Gila County Superior Judge C C Faires to preside after J J Gibbons was disqualified. Defense plans to quash the information and seek a venue change based on signed petitions for transfer.
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ST. Johns, Ariz
John L. Sullivan
Harry T. Hendricks
Jack P. Christy
Gila County
C. C.faires
Faires
J. Smith Gibbons
Apache Country
James Struckmeyer, Jr
Mail Murder Plot Exposed
London reports that prominent Britons received mysterious explosive powder by mail from Italy in what may be an international subversive plot. Names linked include Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery and Sir Stafford Cripps, with authorities guarding identities.
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London
Scotland
Italy
Evening Ltd
Viscount Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
Stafford Cripps
Board of Trade
Rome
New Douglas Radio Station Approved
The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday authorized construction of a daytime radio station at Douglas Arizona run by the Douglas Broadcasting Company. The facility would operate on 570 kilocycles with one kilowatt power.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Douglas, Ariz
Douglas Broadcasting Company
Dawkins Rites To Be In Los Angeles
The body of Oscar Dawkins aged 54 who died in a local hospital Monday night will be sent to Los Angeles by Williams mortuary for services and burial. Dawkins who came here two years ago lived on the Oro Verde ranch and is survived by a brother Wallace who will accompany the body.
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Oscar Dawkins
Los Angeles
Wlliams Mortuary
Mr. Dawkins
Oro Verde Ranch
Wallace
Boys Confess Theft Series Involving Four Teens
Four youths aged 14 to 16 confessed to burgling at least eight local businesses in the past month. One teen was sent to Ft. Grant correctional school indefinitely, three placed on two years probation by Pima county juvenile authorities. They admitted stealing beer soft drinks tamales bacon fruit and boys clothing from nighttime entries including Ja come's the Fixit shop and others in the downtown Sixth avenue district. They were arrested Sunday on a car theft charge.
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Ft. Grant
Pima County
James C. Herron
Joe Wilson
Jacome’s
Fixit Shop
Sixth Avenue
Five Missing In Vermont Flood
Rutland Vermont reel floods leave five people missing and 409 homeless as water power and gas cut off. Dam burst drenched the city of 17000 after torrential rains created a nine foot wall of water. Five remain unaccounted for: Philip McKenzie 9 Richard Victoire 13 Mrs Bernard Cohen and her 6 year old son and an unidentified truck driver.
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Rutland
Vermont
Red Cross
Pittsford-Chittenden
Philip McKenzie
Richard Victoire
Bernard Cohen
Auto Licenses Break Mark Up 44 Percent
Phoenix reports a record 91,142 certificates of title to automobiles issued from January 1 to June 1. M A Goodwin, superintendent of the motor vehicle division, said the figure is a 44 percent increase over last year.
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Phoenix
M. A. Goodwin
Motor Vehicle Division
Banquet Honors Longtime Members at Woman's Benefit Rally
At the state rally banquet speakers included Mayor E. T. Houston and Dr. Josie M. Trinkle. Initiation and degree conferral were led by Lillie Holford Ann Henry and Maybelle Houston. Margaret Ballenger received a 50 year membership pin with others awarded 25 year pins.
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The
Woman’s Benefit Association
E. T. “Happy” Houston
Josie M. Trinkle
Lillie Holford
Ann Henry
Maybelle Houston
Margaret Ballenger
Pritchard Heads Arizona Postal Supervisors
Norvert L. Pritchard of Tucson was elected president of the Arizona Association of Postal Supervisors at Phoenix. Other officers chosen include William J. Mason of Phoenix as first vice president Charley Russell of Miami second vice president K D Palmer of Winslow third vice president and George H. Parent of Tucson secretary treasurer. Mrs C F Shofner of Tucson was listed in the report.
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Phoenix
Norvert L. Pritchard
Tucson
Arizona Association of Postal Supervisors
William J. Mason
Charley Russell
Miami
K. D. Palmer
Winslow
George H. Parent
C. F. Shofner
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