Negro Pride Needed for Civil Rights Says Afro-American Leader
Oakland a key figure, 27-year-old attorney Don ald Warden of the Afro American Association urged a shift toward racial pride and self-improvement. He criticized NAACP and CORE, warned desegregation costs may yield few jobs, and touted education and practical skills as path to advancement. Warden asserts the movement should foster history study and self-reliance, with 8,000 California members and plans for New York and Chicago branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
API
Afro-American Association
Donald Warden
United Press
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Birmingham
Warden
Terry Francois
San Francisco
The
Tom
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
California
New York
Chicago
Afro-American Association Con
Miner’s brother predicts Lou’s death in mine trapping
Peter Bova, a 58 year old miner from Pottstown, recounts why he believes his brother Louis will not survive after three men are trapped 700 feet underground near Hazleton. He describes the struggle, shared memories of a seven day cave in in 1948, and the miners’ fear, hope, and routine tapping for rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bova
Louis
Hazleton
Peter
Pottstown
Low
Lou
Goodby
Prolific prowlers prompt citywide alarm in South Tucson
Reports say prowler activity continues with two notable incidents late night. A 22 caliber pistol fired at 11:15 pm by a teenage resident near River Road in a barn area, wounding no one. Early morning, a man entered an unlocked South Tucson trailer to assault a 28 year old house wife before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
East Side
Edward Thayer
Edward
E. River Road
Thayer
South
Judge Rules Abstain Go To Church On Probation
Judge Raul H. Castro ordered Fret D. O Donnal to abstain from drinking and return to the Mormon Church as part of probation after pleading guilty to drawing a $169.95 check with insufficient funds for Byways Byways Travel Service. The 25 year old from 3241 E Lloyd Vista faced a Hawaii trip motive claim, with a bank deposit of $40 prior to writing the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O'Donnal
Mormon Church
Superior Court
Raul H. Castro
O'Donnal
E. Lloyd Vista
Byways & Byways Travel Service
Broadway Village
Clifford Smith
Brown Charges Democrats Sold Out Party Principles
Phoenix March 1957 Keith S. Brown head of the Arizona Republican Committee declares to Phoenix Young Republicans that Democrats have betrayed Jeffersonian ideals. He names Galbraiths Reuthers Schlesingers and Kennedys as successors and criticizes Western States Conference resolutions on Cuba Viet Nam and the Un American Activities Committee. He urges conservatives to embrace Republican conservatism.
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Phoenix
Keith S. Brown
Arizona Republican Committee
Brown
Democratic Party
Galbraiths
Reuthers
Schlesingers
Kennedys
Phoenicians Are Popular With Police
Three Phoenicians aged 18 to 23 are jailed in Mesa on grand theft warrants after allegedly stealing a 1959 sedan and a second car at Tucson Gardens. Det ectives tie them to purse snatching and armed robbery in Phoenix. clothing and a stolen license plate found in Taylor's auto link to crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Phoenix
Tyron B. Williams
James Lewis Taylor
Virginia M. Robinson
Taylor
J. C. Penney’s
City ACC Water Suit Settled
A city water dispute with the Arizona Corporation Commission ends in an out of court settlement. The city and Hidden Wells Water Co will serve the area between Country Club and Swan roads north of the Rillito River. The city provides water to about 500 acres while Hidden Wells covers about 110 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Corporation Commission
Superior
Joe Purcel
Hidden Wells Water Co
Country Club Road
Swan Road
Rillito River
Hidden Wells
ACC
Purcell
Defense says slain man not drunk in manslaughter case
In the Lawrence Chisom manslaughter trial, defense attorney Arthur Hirsch argued that William Ray Bell was able to move about after being shot and was not drunk. Prosecution contends Bell was drunk and in a stupor, with a knife later found concealed in his artificial arm after he died from four 38 caliber bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ray Bell
Lawrence Chisom
Arthur Hirsch
Bell
Chisom
Jindi
S. Park Ave
Hirsch
Jack Redhair
William Augustine
Redhair
Pima County Hospital
Four couples seek to adopt abandoned baby John Doe
Four couples have asked Pima County Welfare to adopt Baby John Doe found abandoned on church steps about 12 hours after birth. Baby John is at Tucson Medical Center and being cared for by staff. The sheriff reports no progress in locating the parents. The infant may go to foster care while Juvenile Court decides adoption, with careful selection guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
TMC
Sheriff's Department
Welfare Department
Juvenile Court
Baby John
County asks city tax break for county purchases
Pima County asks Tucson to exempt all county retail purchases from city sales tax. In a letter, Board of Supervisors contends public services and revenue needs merit parity with Tucson and the federal government. The move follows a recent City Council exemption for mines agriculture city and federal government and foreign trade goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
City of
U.S
Mayoralty Debate Set in Tucson Campaign Push
The Tucson mayoralty campaign gains momentum as incumbent Lew Davis and Republican Arnold Jeffers face off in a debate at 8 p.m. at the Ramada Inn. Sponsored by the Downtown Young Republican Club, with the Tucson Press Club seeking to arrange another debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Lew Davis
Arnold Jeffers
Ramada Inn
Downtown
Young Republican Club
Tucson Press Club
Journal Is Again On The Stands
The Arizona Journal resumes publication after a seven month shutdown. Central Arizona Newspapers, Inc. owners led by James M. Smith publish a 24 page edition from 8 am, pledging objective news while Smith advocates Democratic support. Previously, Arizona Newspapers, Inc. controlled the old Journal run by Robert Morrison faced IRS seizure for $175000 back taxes and a tax sale with no bidders. taxes settled, plant returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Journal
Journal
Central Arizona Newspapers, Inc
James M
Jim) Smith
Smith
Arizona
Arizona Newspapers, Inc
Robert Morrison
Internal Revenue Service
Morrison
Federal Agency
No Special Ties Says Krotenberg for Tucson School Board
Stanley Krotenberg told the Conquistador Kiwanis Club that he can say no when keeping the school budget and taxes within limits. He urged district consolidation, noting four superintendents for 85,000 students cost Tucson taxpayers 85,000 in salaries, versus one NYC district with 1,000,000 pupils and a 37,000 salary. He warned consolidation is inevitable as taxes rise and cited national trends from 117,000 districts in 1940 to 32,000 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Krotenberg
Conquistador Ki“wanis Club
Tucson
No. 1
Redwood Lodge
Krotenberg
Behalden
New York City
Arizona
United States
Tourist information center proposed for Benson Highway
Arnold Jeffers, Republican mayoral hopeful, urges Tucson to build a tourist information center as a rest stop on Interstate 10. He argues the city can attract travelers with sunshine and lure 1,500 mile visitors to stay longer, pending Climate Club Chamber of Commerce and federal cooperation.
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Arnold Jeffers
Tucson
Benson Highway
Sunshine Climate Club
Jeffers
Climate Club
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Albuquerque
Palo Verde Kiwanis Club
el Conquistador Hotel
Public Records Marriage Licenses List
A list of marriage license filings and decrees from public records. Names include Guy William Shanks and Judlin Lyon Gates in Tucson, as well as several other Tucson couples and disputes. Some cases show decrees, complaints, or separations involving multiple parties across Arizona and other states.
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Guy William Shanks
Tucson
Judlin Lyon Gates
Joseph
Hich
Frank Moreno Moralis
Susan Dennett Howe
Keith Everett Caskey
Nancy Carlyn Kimber
Kenneth Charles Cardella
Sharon Ann Townshin
Richard D. Hornby
Dorothy Elizabeth Phillips
Edward Charles Scutt
Sheila Jo DeVaney
Robert E. Higel
Johnstown
Nove
Judith Lea Martin
George Leroy Campbell
Jane G. Selby
Ocala
Fla
Harold Robert Dailey
Marlene Helen Fiedler
Holyoke
Colo
Eradlo Mariccito
Rose Ann E Trevino
Births adrift in city listings July to August in multiple hospitals
The notice catalogs numerous birth announcements from St. Marys Hospital Tucson General Hospital and Tucson Medical Center, listing parents with addresses and the newborns’ genders and times of birth from Aug 19 to Aug 27. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Cruz Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gatmac, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Garcia, and many others across Tucson and surrounding areas.
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Til
Ais
Win Siman
Glover
Brown
Cruz Mills
Ontario
Stey King
Aut Phan Hunt
Ronald Farnsworthy Ry
Madina
Ant
Walter J . Gatmac
St. Mary’s Hospital
Chris Garcia
W. Delaware
Gro
Zameta
Alaska Street
Charles Crux
Alst Street
Isa A.m
Tucson General Hospital
Kerristan Marsh
Bear Glaw Way
Appaloosa Film to Be Shown at Amphitheater Club
A 30 minute award winning technicolor film Appaloosa will be shown at 8 p.m. Friday at the Amphitheater Men's Club 2902 N. Geronimo Ave narrated by Dale Robertson. The story centers on the Appaloosa horse. An additional film will be shown sponsored by the Southern Arizona Appaloosa Promoters open to the public.
Dope Suspect Grijalva Faces Trial in Superior Court
Antonio Bustamante Grijalva, 58, must stand trial in Superior Court on unlawful possession of 64 pounds of marijuana. He waived a preliminary hearing, was ordered held on $5,000 bond, and detained after detectives found the narcotic in tobacco and coffee containers at his home 5217 S 11th Ave. Authorities call him a drug wholesaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Bustamante Grijalva
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Grijalva
William Dunn
S. 11Th Ave
Funeral notices list multiple deaths and services across towns
Antuna Matta 84 of 7900 N Christie Dr died August 17 native of Mexico. Mass at St Augustine Cathedral Wednesday 9 am burial Holy Hope. Arrangements by Palms Mortuary. Comer Bertha 5 of 808 E First died August 17 survived by husband John E services in Arizona Mortuary Chapel Thursday 10 am. Friends may visit Wednesday. Gherman Denz Mae 63 of 10 E Benson Hiway died August 19 survived by husband Joseph J son Ellis J 3 grandchildren. Service Thursday 7:30 pm at Reillys Chapel sent to DeSoto Mo for service burial. Glauber Nicola 13 of Sierra Vista died August 20 survived by parents Nicholas and unnamed others. Rosary 7:30 pm Thursday at St Andrews Apostles Church Sierra Vista high mass 9 am Friday burial Evergreen Cemetery Bisbee. Palms Mortuary visiting hours. Henry Morton Howard 45 of 3750 S 6th died August 20 Arizona Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Antuna
Matta
Christie
Mexico
St. Agustine Cathedral
Holy Hope
Palms Mortuary
Bertha
John E
Arizona
Sierra Vista
Evergreen Cemetery
Bisbee
Ariz
Frank Schaffer Dies at 74 in Local Obituary
Frank Schaffer 74 of 706 S 2nd passed away August 19. Husband of Anna, father to Andrew Hanzel and Mrs. Anne H Martin, with four grandsons and one granddaughter. Funeral 10:30 a.m. August 22 Bring's Memorial Chapel. burial South Lawn. Visitation 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. August 21. Also Stephen Youngblood, 3, of Mountain Home Idaho, died August 19. Survived by parents Francis E and others. Burial details and service info incomplete.
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Schaffer
Frank
S. 2Nd
Anna
Andrew Hanzel
Anne H. Martin
Stephen Schaffer
Mary Wagner
Katherina Kline
Bring’s Memorial Chapel
South Lawn
Classified Index Reference for Classifieds List
A numbered classified index appears in order, listing item classifications sequentially for readers to locate notices and ads. The document outlines categories and their numeric positions, guiding searches and submissions across multiple local sections.
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Uncle Tom
Miner
Pottstown Mercury
Col
John Des Portes
4080Th Strategic Reconnaissance
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Des Portes
Davis
Panama
Alaska
Australia
40480Th
John
Public Records
Helen Weaver
Charles E. Weaver
Bonnie Elizabeth Jones
James G. Jones
Jay Jones
Grace M. Dowler
Richard B. Dowler
Katherine Jeanne Padget
Ance Felix Padgell
Dolores Joan Frickey
Robert Elifall
Frickey
Shirley Duke
Thomas H. Duke
Pat D. George
Edward R. George
Carolyn M. Miller
Delmer
Aalller
Mary Louise Carpenter
Duane Carpenter
Alan Kk. Morrison
Charles Edward Morrison
Anita M. Sharp
Louis M. Sharp
Belly Vanderhelde
Kennet Vonnerhelde
Art Warren
Allen Warren
Stella H. Wath
Richard A. Wath
Tucson Medical Center
Larry DuPye
Cochise Vista
George Jackson
Los Altos
Far
Ervin Kayhart
Mohave
Rand
Eugene McKenzie
E. Mohave
John Ritchie
Alfred Perez
Ava
Robert Saenz
Tyndall
Johan Garbini
Udy
William Ambrose
Campbell
Bill Murrell
Highway Dry
Vern Semrowy
Montecito Dr
A.m
W. Grant Road
12Th Ave
E. Cooper St
S. Tucson Blvd
Army
N. Dodge Blvd
Tom Inglis Flowers
E. Broadway
E. Pennington
Dope
Henry
Morton Howard
Arizona Mortuary
J-E Reilly Funeral Home
Pennington
Parker
EL First
Valley Funeral Home
Tucson Blvd
Florists
TE Congonts
House OF Flowers GE
Lowell RA
Ashe
Imur
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Blue
Ina ‘Tay
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Perry
Utas Gianseart
Wis Bane
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Earm
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Ork
Rives
Manaue
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