Bond Forfeited After DUI Arrest in Eloy
D B Mauldin 72 of Eloy was jailed Saturday on DUI charges after weaving in the downtown area and grazing another car. His $200 bond was forfeited for failure to appear in police court. Also fined were Bernard McEneely for simple assault and Joseph Landrum who reported a theft of a Stetson hat and a watch after a subway nap.
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D. B. Mauldin
Eloy
Mauldin
Paul J. Cella
Bernard McEneely
Flannell
McEneely
South Sixth Avenue
East 16Th Street
East Broadway
Cele Peterson to Open Phoenix Shop with Style Show
The Cele Peterson store at 1324 North Central Avenue Phoenix will hold a formal opening Monday evening featuring a style show and buffet supper. Tucson guests include Mr and Mrs Howard Miller Mr and Mrs Roy Drachman Mr and Mrs Ben Slack and W B Chamberlain.
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Cele Peterson
North Central Avenue
Phoenix
The Nuernberg live eggs and pocket watch origins
The note claims the Nuernberg live eggs were the first pocket watches ever made, presenting a historic-sounding claim about early horology. No corroborating details are provided.
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Nuernberg
Red Sox and Cardinals Contest Features Flying Bat Near Play
In a tense sixth inning at bat, Ted Williams nearly cracked a homer but his bat flew from his hands after Brecheen's pitch. Dyer and Kurowski made sharp defensive plays as Dusak hit a drive well off the wall. Partee injured his thumb and was replaced by Hal Wagner. No runs scored in the frame with several key outs and a lone double by Dusak.
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Red Sox
DiMaggio
Marion
Williams
Brecheen
Dyer
Ted
Schoendienst
Beck
Mkurowski
York
Cardinals
Slaughter
Getti
Harris
Dusak
Partee
Hal
Red Sox and Cardinals Play Turbulent Inning Summary
In a tense seventh inning, Doerr rifled a three and two pitch to left field as Dusak guarded the ball. Higgins grounded out to Higgins and Marion threw him out at second. H W struck out on a pitch that appeared to break six inches. For the Cardinals, Schoendienst led off with a grounder to Pesky and was out at first, Moore walked after a full count, Musial struck out, and Kurowski made a running catch near the left field wall on Williams. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left.
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Red Sox
Doerr
Dusak
Marion
Higgins
H. W
Appe
Cardinals
Schoendienst
Pesky
Moore
Musial
Kurowski
Williams
Culbertson Replaces Harris In Red Sox Seventh
In the eighth inning Leon Culbertson bats for Harris as Joe Dobson begins warming in the Boston bullpen. Culbertson pops a soft fly to Slaughter, McBride sends a fly to Moore, and Pesky misses a curve, grounding out to Marion. Brecheen retires the side in five pitches.
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Red Sox
Leon Culbertson
Harris
Joe Dobson
Thander
Sox
Culbertson
Slaughter
McBride
Moore
Pesky
Marion
Brecheen
Slaughter and Cardinals Shine in Pitcher’s Duel
In a tense early inning exchange the Red Sox and Cardinals played a tight game. Kurowski sprinted in to field DiMaggio’s bounder but Dom beat the throw for a single. Williams failed a bunt, Slaughter made a long foul, Walker homered? No runs cross in the frame as Walker moves to left for Cardinal defense.
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Red Sox
Walker
Cardinals
Kurowski
DiMaggio
Dom
Williams
Slaughter
York
Doerr
Court Calendar Sets Trials and Adds Lawyers
Court continued the mining patent suit against Randolph Jenks et al for trial at a later date due to insufficient time for constructive service. The United States against S. J. Rutherford was also ordered on the calendar. Two lawyers were admitted to practice in the local federal court Edwin S. French of Albuquerque and Robert S. Tuller of Tucson.
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Endar
Catalina Mountains
Randolph Jenks
United States
S. J. Rutherford
Speakman
Lawyurs
Edwin S. French
Albuquerque
N. M
U. S. Land Office
Robert S. Tuller
Tucson
Turkey restocking plans and hunting closure near Gila Mountain
Turkeys Tharp and George Barton filed complaints against Buck and a local youth. A 25 pound turkey will be donated to an orphans home. Restocking began in 1936 after turkeys were nearly wiped out. the state has spent about 300 dollars per bird. Officials estimate 500 to 700 birds then, with capacity for up to 5,000 on the mountain, and future hunting possible when numbers rise. Season remains closed south of the Gila.
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Tharp
George Barton
Buck
Lemon
Turkey
Underwood
Turkeys Abundant but Dangered Near Cabins
Dr. Brown warns of danger as open season is not allowed this year. He recalls bullets whizzing by during walks and notes 15 bullet holes found in a cabin. He says turkeys are tame and approach within 10 feet of cabin doors, making hunting easier and not a skill test.
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E River
Turkey
Brown
Council Forms Naval Flying Unit at Municipal Airport
The council agrees to establish a naval flying unit at Municipal Airport No. 2 and the Chamber of Commerce committee will seek council approval of air show plans submitted by local aviation enthusiasts for Municipal Field No. 2.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Municipal Field No. 2
El Conquistador Saddle Club Monthly Meeting
The El Conquistador Saddle Club will hold its monthly business meeting at 7 30 p m at the stables.
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EL Conquistador Saddle Club
Mortgage on Phillips Chapel Colored Methodist Church
A local notice reports a mortgage matter concerning Phillips Chapel Colored Methodist Church. Officials initiate proceedings to resolve debt and secure property rights, detailing involved parties and jurisdiction.
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Phillips Chapel
Colored Methodist Church
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