One Judged Guilty In Jewelry Auction
City Magistrate David Watkins found James Wylie guilty of operating an auction without proper licensing and related charges at Rhoads Jewelers. Wylie was fined 100 dollars and given 10 days in jail. co-defendant Marcosis was cleared. Wylie plans an appeal to Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Watkins
Rhoads Jewelers
Congress St
James W. Wylie
San Francisco
Nicholas William
Marcosis
Daley City
Calif
Watkins
Wylie
Martin S. Rogers
Rogers
Court Order Halts Auction at Rhoad's Jewelry Store
Superior Court action ends the jewelry auction at Rhoad's Jewelry with David Kramer named as court appointed receiver. Judge Lee Garrett voids the contract with auctioneers Nicholas Marcosis and James Wylie as complaints from the Better Business Bureau allege illegal procedures and diversion of merchandise beyond regular stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoad
David Kramer
Lee Garrett
Kramer
Nicholas Marcosis
James Wylie
Better Business Bureau
Navy Pilot Killed In Training Plane Crash
A propeller Navy SNJ trainer crashed on a farm five miles east of Longmont Colorado killing the pilot aboard. The victim’s name was withheld pending kin notification after Buckley Naval Air Station reported departure at 9 34 a m and crash at 11 06 a m with no radio contact.
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Longmont
Colo
Here
SNJ
Air Force
ATG “Texan
Buckley Naval Air Station
Denver
Colorado
Buckley
Harold Anderson
Navy
Portland Mayor Demands Lie Test
Portland mayor Terry D. Schrunk seeks a lie detector test to rebut claims he took money from a gambling house operator during a 1955 raid. Senate Rackets Committee considers arranging the test while noting statements by Nathan Zusman and others about truthfulness. The investigation centers on attempts by Teamsters associates and Portland officials to profit from vice in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Terry D. Schrunk
Portland
Senate Rackets Committee
Schrunk
James B
Big Jim) Elkins
Multnomah County
Teamsters Union
Robert Kennedy
Robert Thornton
California
McClellan
D-Ark
Nathan Zusman
Zusman
Helen
Big Helen) Hardy
Hardy
Thomas Maloney
Multmonah County
William Langley
Maloney
Jailer Files Complaint Over Assault on Officer
Maricopa County jailer Eugene Bennett charges prisoner Charles Ray Kelly with aggravated assault and obstruction of an officer. Bennett says Kelly, 21, of Phoenix, struck him during removal from solitary confinement. Bennett lost five teeth and had a cut lip. Kelly was held for assault and strong-arm robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Eugene Bennett
Maricopa County
Bennett
Charles Ray Kelly
Kelly
Indian Change Plea Guilty in Papago Assault Case
Ellsworth Paul Antone, a Papago Indian, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to assault against Gracia Gonzales on the Papago Reservation on Oct 1 1956. He had earlier pleaded not guilty. Attorney Bob Barber represented him. Judge James A Walsh set sentencing for Mar 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
U.S
Ellsworth
Paul Antone
Gracia Gonzales
Bob Barber
James A Walsh
House Passes Accident Bill
PHOENIX JP The House approved by 76 to 1 a bill bringing offenses in fatal motor vehicle accidents under provisions of the manslaughter act. The measure had cleared the House Committee of the Whole yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Trikala Quake Destroys Villages. 30 Dead Reported
An earthquake in central Greece destroyed 20 villages, with 30 casualties announced. Trikala, Tucson's sister city, saw about a dozen houses collapse, while Volos and Larisa also suffered heavy damage. CARE parcels can be sent via Edgar J. Born of the Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Greece
Tucson
Trikala
Associated Press
Volos
Larisa
Ago
Richard Harvill
Greece
Edgar J. Born
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Mexican Arrested In Fatal Fire
Trinidad Quintero a 34 year old man was arrested in Los Mochis Sinaloa and is being returned to face arson charges. Police say he started a fire at a home in Hermosillo on December 23 resulting in the death of 2 year old Amelia Nava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Trinidad Quintero
Los Mochis
Sinaloa
Quintero
Amelia Nava
Newell Named Lands and Minerals Officer in Phoenix
The Bureau of Land Management appointed Eugene H. Newell age 35 of Phoenix as new lands and minerals officer in Phoenix. He replaces E Rowland Tragitt who moved to the Forest Service in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Bureau of Land Management Office
Lands and Minerals
Eugene H. Newell
Bureau
E. Rowland Tragitt
Forest Service
Albuquerque
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Alan
Hanshaw
Rhoads
Tucson Better Business Bureau
Norman A. Perry
BBB
William Anderson
Mary Fields
Harry H. Borland
Leo Kilcullen
Wringer
Open Eye
Dave Collen & Son
Oracle
H. MA
Conant-Ball
Birch
Sierk Furniture
Round Table
Fred Harvey
Tine Furniture
Division of
Shearman -Sierk Furniture Co., Inc
Liberal Credit
Lackner
N. Church Ph
Cary
Internal Revenue
Bereen
Bookkeeping Service
Hkiki Prem
Tam
Bartlett
Borden's
Govt
Stone Ave
E. Speedway
N. Swan
Bdwy
Bisquick
Peg
Oleo
Kopels
Merchandise Mart
E. Broadway
BANCO
VITA
Pillsbury Flour
C&h
Newell
Yean Eal
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