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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1955

Page

3

Denied Commission Rally Follows Landy Cadet Case

Landy classmates rally behind him at Kings Point as he learns he will not receive a naval reserve commission due to a disclosed family political history. Senators Smith and Lehman demand full Navy reports while Landy sails aboard the Texas Sun for a 30 day voyage to earn pay for Yale law school admittance.

Kings Point U. S. Merchant Marine Academy Naval Reserve Landy Deborah Landy Bradley Beach N. J Daily Worker H. Alexander Smith Rn.j Navy Smith Albert Pratt Herbert H. Lehman D-N. Y Lehman Milo J. Radulovich Air Force Navy Department America Eugene The Texas Sun Texas Yale Law School

Coroner’s Jury Rules Death Of Woman Accidental

A seven man coroner’s jury ruled that Mrs. Lillian Meenan 24 died Sunday morning in an accident while riding as a passenger in a sports car owned and driven by Allen T. Bird east of Campbell Avenue on East River Road. The verdict followed testimonies from Bird deputies Earl Pottinger Jimmy James and Eugene Bailey and from Mrs. Meenan’s husband Conde Meenan who had been reassigned here by an insurer. Bird was treated for a brain concussion and injuries at Tucson Medical Center.

Lillian Meenan E. Silver St Allen T. Bird Campbell Avenue East River Road Bird Sheriff's Earl Pottinger Meenans Jimmy James Eugene Bailey Edward J. Valeski

First National Bank Makes Glendale Shift

The Phoenix and Arizona management change at the Glendale branch was announced by Hugh C. Gruwell. Effective Aug 15 George L. Conrad will become assistant trust officer. Donovan Stewart will replace him as Glendale branch manager.

Phoenix Glendale First National Bank of Arizona Hugh C. Gruwell First National George L. Conrad Donovan Stewart Banking Conrad Gruwell

Bike Rider Injured By Truck On Mission Road

A boy about year old Charles Robert Gethrius suffered scrapes and bruises after riding his bicycle into a southbound truck on Mission road near Ajoway. The truck driven by Ralph Marvin Puello 28 of Towapa Ariz was cited for no vehicle registration and no plates.

James Barr Mission Road Charles Robert Getchrius Ralph Marvin Ruello Charles Robert Gethrius San Rafael P Ajoway Ralph Marvin Puello Towapa Ariz

Drug Traffic Confab Set in Nogales Next Week

Raul H. Castro says city county and state law officers from Sonora and Arizona will meet in Nogales mid next week to discuss illicit drug traffic. The session aims to tighten controls and improve cross border cooperation following overdoses in Pima County and will include officials from Nogales and Santa Cruz County.

Sonora Mex Arizona Nogales Raul H. Castro Pima County Castro Ignacio Soto Ernest Felix Son Solomon Rojas Vicente Alvarez Mejia Modesto Pintor Martinez Ben McKinney Don J. Hays Santa Cruz County Ruffo Espinosa J. K. Lowe Robert Conners

Car overturns on Casa Grande highway injures driver

A 1947 club coupe driven by Charles L. Thompson 27 of 1232 W. Grant Rd left the Casa Grande highway 14 miles north of town at 3 30 a m and overturned. Thompson suffered a bruised right shoulder and back injuries after an oncoming car cut in and forced him off the road. Patrolman Ray Dahm cited him for failure to control his speed and no driver s license.

Charles L. Thompson W. Grant Rd Casa Grande Highway Here Thompson Ray Dahm Tucson Dahm

New Disability Rule Boosts Age Pensions

Washington reports more than 15,000 retired Americans received higher Social Security payments this week. Commissioner Charles I. Schottland said the increases average about $11 a month due to a new disability freeze provision in the Social Security law.

Washington Charles I. Schottland

British Civil Service Grants 5 Percent Pay Rise

London reports that about 500000 civil servants receive 5 percent salary increases totaling 15 million pounds annually. The move lifts pay for a large portion of the British public service workforce and adds to government spending.

London

Russians Attend Wyoming Powwow With 10000 Indians

Four visiting Russian farm experts mingled with 10000 Indians at Sheridan Wyoming during a grand parade and gatherings on Keeline Ranch. Soviet delegates toured Minnesota farms and spoke with locals in Fort Worth Texas, Minneapolis, and Worthington Minnesota as part of a broad Midwest visit.

Sheridan Wyo Wyoming Prairies Minneapolis Keeline Ranch Gillette Keeline Oil & Uranium Co Keeline Harry Keeline Fort Worth Tex Vladimir Matskevich Lone Star Texas Matskevich Russia Minneosia Savelev Minnesota Midwest Land of 10,000 Lakes Andrey Kramer Worthington Minn John Olson United States Canada Mexico

Stabbing Victim Dies After Dispute Over 25 Cents

Charles Miller 35 died in County Hospital from cerebral edema linked to alcoholism after a screwdriver stabbing by Harry Rainey on East 35th Street. Rainey, though named by Miller, remains missing. aggravated battery charges filed earlier. Miller survived by parents and two sisters. autopsy ruled death not a homicide.

County Hospital Charles Miller S. Cherry Ave Miller Harry Rainey S. Santa Rita East 35Th Street South Fremont Avenue Rainey George O. Hartman Edward J. Valeski Sheriff's Hartman Francis Bean

Aussie Police Trail Suspect Mazziotta in Sydney

New York police say a man resembling John R. (Chappie) Mazziotta, sought in the Arnold Schuster slaying, is under surveillance by Sydney police. Schuster was shot in 1952 after tipping authorities to bank robber Willie Sutton. Detectives link the murder weapon to Mazziotta via guns stolen from an army shipment.

New York John R Chappie) Mazziotta Arnold Schuster Sydney Australia Schuster Brooklyn Willie Sutton Sutton Mazziotta

Mesa Cracks Down On Traffic Violators

Mesa police under Chief Gail Brimhall launch a get tough policy targeting red light runners and improper right turns at stop signals. Police warn drivers to obey traffic laws or face Traffic Court action.

Mesa P—Mesa Gail Brimhall Brimhall

Scaffolding Buckles On 45-Story Midtown Building

A towering scaffold on a 45 story Socony Mobil building near Grand Central buckled at the 18th floor, halting traffic and prompting evacuations. No injuries were reported as workers braced the sagging section with a steel bridle while police kept the area closed and spectators watched from a safe distance. About 800 workers were on site when the incident occurred. engineers cited no immediate cause.

New York Grand Central Terminal Socony Mobil 41St 42Nd Streets Lexington and Third Avenues Grand Central Area

No Shortage In Coffee Supplies Seen

The Agriculture Department says coffee supplies are rising not shrinking and there is no shortage in sight. A Parana freeze caused only minor damage to the 1955 56 crop, with world production likely higher next year.

Washington Agriculture Department Brazil New York Coffee Exchange U. S Rio de Janeiro Parana

Hughes Lands Condemnation Steps Begin for Schools

Condemnation proceedings against Hughes Tool Co. land for Tucson and Sunnyside schools will start within two weeks. Sunnyside plans a 40 acre site at S Ave and E Bilby St for a high school. Tucson will condemn about 10 acres south of Pueblo Gardens for an elementary school.

Hughes Tool Co Tucson Sunnyside Robert C. Stubbs S. Ave E. Bilby Robert D. Morrow Sunland Vista Morrow Howard Hughes High School Hughes Company Sunnyside High School Ben C. Fidler Fidler Pueblo Gardens Stubbs

Six Injured In Accidents In Pima And Santa Cruz Counties

Three traffic crashes last night and early today in Pima and Santa Cruz Counties sent six people to hospitals. In the first crash 32 year old Joseph W. Mayne of Long Beach California rammed head on into a Nogales bound car driven by 28 year old Joan Soto injuring her and her four year old daughter Carol Page. Mayne was jailed on drunk and reckless driving after treatment at St Josephs Hospital Nogales. A passenger identified as Lewis B. West sustained possible rib injuries. The second crash occurred at Valencia Road near Nogales Highway 82 injuring 16 year old Barbara Jean Stock of San Xavier Reservation Hospital and 26 year old Charles E. Pinckard of Tucson. Pinckard was uninjured but cited for failure to yield the right of way.

Nogales Patagonia St. Joseph's Hospital Joseph W. Mayne Long Beach Calif Santa Cruz Jaime Teyechea Mayne Joan Soto St. Joseph’s Hospital Tucson Barbara Jean Stock San Xavier Reservation Hospital Charles E. Pinckard Proctor Vista Set B. D. Velasco Pinckard Valencia Road Miss Stock St. Mary's Hospital Prichard

Business Barometer Shows Another Rise

Tucson's business barometer for the city's 10 banks rose again with total debits at $30,491,842, about $7 million above the same week last year. Clearing house transactions reached $30,533,135, up from $23,497,028 a year ago and $6,405,802 ten years ago.

Tucson

Correction issued for 10th annual 2030 Club Junior Rodeo dates

A correction states the Junior Rodeo at the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix will be held on Oct 8 and 9, not the previously reported dates. Donald P. Charles, general chairman, notes the charity project last year raised 3000 dollars for Brain Inc ured Child's Clinic of Arizona. this year's charity is unnamed. Arizona children ages 5 to 16 are invited to participate.

Phoenix Arizona State Fairgrounds Donald P. Charles Arizona

Longtime Stewartville Rural Mail Carrier Retires

Claude Bentley retired in January after a career dating to 1905. He served under nine presidents and five postmasters, delivering mail from horse and buggy to motor vehicles. Bentley's routes covered 650000 miles, about 26 laps around the world, using 30 horses, a Saxon car, and 36 Fords.

Stewartville Minn Claude Bentley

Soviets Return 73 Captives To Austria

Soviet authorities handed over 73 prisoners of war and civilians to Austria for alleged war crimes. They arrived by train at Voeslau, south of Vienna, early today after a request to keep the time secret.

Vienna Austria Russia Voeslau

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