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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1955

Page

2

Colorado River Dredging Slated Between Needles and Topock

The U S Bureau of Reclamation will continue dredging of the Colorado River channel between Needles and Topock later this month. Funds are allocated for the 12 mile stretch for the first time in years. The channel was first dredged in 1953 but silting paused work, raising water levels opposite Needles and creating swampy conditions.

Needles Calif Colorado River Topock U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Reclamation

Kansas City Star fined $5,000 in monopoly case

The Kansas City Star was fined $5,000 in federal court for monopolizing the dissemination of news and advertising in the Kansas City area. Advertising manager Emil A. Lees was fined $2,500 for attempted monopolization. Judge Duncan rejected motions to set aside the verdict and denied a new trial.

Kansas City The Kansas City Star Emil A. Lees Star Richard Duncan Sees Lees Newspaper Duncan

Boy Rides Into Path of City Bus. Injured

A nine year old boy, Frankie Lopez, suffered chest abrasions and a cut left foot after riding his bike diagonally in front of an Old Pueblo Transit Co. bus on Cherokee Ave. Witnesses say the bus driven by Ralph Valenzuela failed to stop in time. The boy is listed in fair condition at County Hospital.

County Hospital Pueblo Transit Co Frankie Lopez Sonora St St. Clair St Cherokee Ave Cherokee Ralph Valenzuela Nevada St

Cool Jobs Waiting Construction Workers

The state employment service notes open positions for construction engineers in Iceland Greenland and Labrador. Readings show temperatures around 45 to 50 degrees as of yesterday.

New York State Employment Service Iceland Greenland Labrador

Civilian Issue Bypass Sought By Red China

Geneva reports say Communist stall tactics delay U S efforts to win early release of 40 Americans held by Peiping. Wang Ping nan seeks to skip civilian repatriation and move to other issues while Johnson presses for progress and a Dulles Chou En lai meeting.

Red China Geneva U. S Peiping Wang Ping-nan Wang U. Alexis Johnson United States John Foster Dulles Chou Enlai Johnson China

Drunk Driver Fined and Jailed After Prince Road Crash

Carl C. Pledger 31 of 3855 N. Oracle Rd pleaded guilty in justice court after a three car pile up on Prince Rd June 27. He was fined 150 dollars and 15 days in county jail on one charge and 50 dollars or 10 days on reckless driving. A six member Brown family was injured. Pledger received head lacerations and had a blood alcohol reading of 0.288. He was granted six weeks stay of execution.

Prince Road Carl C. Pledger Oracle Rd Justice Court Pledger Edward J. Valeski Joseph A. Clawson Jr W. Prince Rd

Eisenhower split with Democrats over domestic record and a special session

President Eisenhower praised Congress on foreign affairs but called its domestic work potentially futile while Democratic leaders scoffed at a recalled session for the stalled highway bill. Speaker Rayburn and Sen. Clements defended the record, and critics doubted a new session unless a crisis arose.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Sam Rayburn D-Tex Rayburn Senate Earle C. Clements House Dennis Chavez D.-N.m Public Works Committee

Phoenix OKs Rezoning For Medical Center

Phoenix city council approved rezoning to permit a $250000 medical center project in East Phoenix.

Phoenix Oks Medical Center Phoenix

Bed Partner Robs Trucker in Canton Motel

Canton driver Tom Garrem awoke to an unidentified man entering his motel cabin about 4 a.m. The intruder jumped into bed, then grabbed Garrem’s wallet and fled after a short chase. Missing cash was reported between 160 and 180 dollars.

Canton Ohio South Side Tom Garrem Garrem

$500000 Coliseum Studied At Phoenix

The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed a proposal to rezone a 20 acre tract at 15th Ave and Camelback Rd to permit a $500000 Coliseum combining an ice skating rink convention hall and sports arena. Residents protested with petitions.

Phoenix Maricopa County

Missing Air Force man sought by Pima County sheriff

Air Force sergeant T. Sgt. John Co. Stewart, 41, has been missing for 10 days from Davis Monthan. Last seen hitchhiking on the Casa Grande highway en route to join the 17th Tow Target Squadron in Yuma. Authorities fear foul play due to his record and nearing retirement. Stewart is 5 feet 5, 145 pounds, bald with blue eyes, wore a white T shirt and slacks, carried a small suitcase with about $10. He is single with no known habits and had come to Tucson for clothing.

John Co. Stewart Pima County Sheriff's Office Davis Monthan Stewart Casa Grande Highway 17Th Tow Yuma D-M Sheriff's Department Tucson

Flood Damage Suit Against State Delayed to Tuesday

A 36000 flood damage lawsuit against the state of Arizona and Pima County was recessed to 10 am Tuesday. Judge Frank E. Thomas denied dismissal motions, with plaintiffs alleging the ditch along East 22nd Street caused flooding and losses. The defense contends only rental value of land is recoverable if guilty, and any decision may be appealed to the Arizona Supreme Court. Plaintiffs include Louis Leeson and others. damages cited from July 14, 1953.

Cochise County Thomas Robert C. Stubbs East 22Nd Street State of Arizona Algernon Way Country Club Road 17Th Street Pima County Arizona Louis Leeson Rose G. Warner Samuel White Shew G. Horn George Moeller Eli_J. Domicone DeWitt Aurand

State Twirling Jamboree At Arizona Fair

A turnout of 250 baton twirlers is expected at the Arizona State Fair Twirling Jamboree this fall by Director Duke Miller. A grand championship trophy will go to the outstanding twirler regardless of age. Defending champion is Caroline Tucker. The fair runs November 4 through 13.

Phoenix Duke Miller Miller Caroline Tucker

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