Tucson Lawyers Dominate State Bar Committees 1955 56
Pima County lawyers occupy numerous State Bar of Arizona standing and special committees for 1955 56 led by James B Rolle Jr. of Yuma. The list includes Judicial Council members Ralph Bilby Claude Brown Edward Valeski and committee chairs across administration education public information and more. Local figures also serve on advisory groups with Cochise Pima and Santa Cruz counties and the junior bar council.
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Pima County
State Bar of Arizona
James B. Rolle Jr
Yuma
Law Association
State Bar Association
Pima
The
Arizona Judicial Council
Ralph W. Bilby
Claude H. Brown
Edward J. Valeski
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Frank H. Watkins
Paul J. Cella
Charles E. Conner
Nolen McLean
B. G. Thompson
Hamilton R. Catlin
A.O. Johnson
F. Edward Larkin
Robert O. Lesher
Charles H. Woods
John D. Lyons
Richard C. Binney
Willis R. Dees
Russell Jones
A. Turney Smith
William Spaid
John F. Molloy
Victor M. David
Eva DeConcini
Oliver T. Hamilton
Frances N. Wallace
William S
Dunipace
Samuel P. Goddard Jr
William C. Frey
William K. Richey
Robert A. May
Otho Books
Baldo M. Hernandez
A. Q O. Johnson
James M. Howsare
Henry R. Merchant Jr
Land Title Association of Arizona
Harry L. Buchanan
Henry R. Merchant
William G. Hall
J. Mercer Johnson
Clifford R. McFall
W. E. Dolph, Jr
Ashby I. Leslie
David K. Wolfe
John K. Mesch
Elliott Dunseath
S. Thomas Chandler
W. E. Dolph Jr
Robert Boylston
Supreme Court of Arizona
L. A. Reneer
Supreme Court
William G. Fall
Clark H. Johnson
Third Death Averted In Tucson Narcotics Arrest
Police collar Samuel Brown 32 of 1023 W Ontario St with heroin for sale during a narcotics sweep. A pair of suspected dealers Dorame and Uribe were booked as dissolute persons after Brown admitted using and selling heroin to support his wife and seven children. Brown described trips to Nogales Sonora to buy caps and said he took five fixes daily. He claimed to have just been discharged from the Air Force after 13 and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brown
Bill Dunn
Brown
Dunn
William C. Dunn
Ontario St
Tucson
Air Force
City
Gilbert Dorame
S. Convent Ave
George Uribe
S. Meyer Ave
Nogales
Sonora
Restroom Attendant Leaves Stocks Worth Over 56000
The late Bill Copeland, once a hotel restroom attendant in Falls City Nebraska, left stocks and bonds valued at more than 56000 in his estate. The dividend checks he spoke of earlier reflected a sizable but surprising fortune from various large corporations.
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Falls City
Neb
Bill Copeland
Copeland
Cotton Crop Outlook Shows 7 Percent Drop for 1955
The Agriculture Department estimates 1955 cotton production at 12,728,000 bales, down 7 percent from 1954, with 16,636,000 acres to harvest. Yield expected at 367 pounds per acre, compared with 341 last year, and a 84 percent normal crop condition on Aug 1. A carryover above 11 million bales backs demand for about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Frosty Whip Fires Damages Frosty Whip and Garage
Firefighters from units 1 and 3 battled a blaze at the Frosty Whip at 3000 E 22nd St causing about 1 000 in damage. Police say the fire started in a back room due to carelessness with a match or cigarette and the same address also saw minor damage to El Campo Garage lubrication room. It was the second Frosty Whip fire in under a year following a November electrical short incident. The fire was reported shortly before 8 p m.
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22Nd St
el Campo
LSU Grants Degree to Tucson Man
Odom Murvise of Tucson joined about 500 graduates at LSU summer commencement on August 5 as he earned a Master of Science. About 60 percent of degrees went to graduate students, 275 master’s and 21 doctorates were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odom Murvise
Tucson
Louisiana State University
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