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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1957

Page

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Storm locks east side areas deadly slaying trial

Simmers sobbed as the portrait of Mrs. Evelyn Georgia Scott was shown at the first degree murder hearing for the 41 year old slain woman in her trailer home on West Milton Road. Witness John Henry Walker Jr. testified to tavern visits and scuffles outside the trailer, while pathologist Dr. Louis Hirsch detailed five bullet wounds and a possible ricochet. The hearing before Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson resumed after lunch with Deputy County Attorney Harry Rogge presenting the state.

Simmers Evelyn Georgia Scott Scott W. Milton Rd Morris K. Udall Walker Hirsch Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Harry Rogge

Two Cattle Truck Crash Kills Two Highway Workers East of Tucson

A morning wreck on Benson Highway 10 miles east of Tucson killed James A. Roberts and Charles LaViska Jr. both highway department workers. The truck loaded with 82 yearlings hit a stationary dump truck behind a barricade as crews repaired a hole.

State Benson Highway Tucson James A. Roberts Milton Rd Charles LaViska Jr Polo Village la Viska University of Arizona Highway Department Davis Trent el Reno Okla

Severe Tucson Storm Destroys Property and Causes Flooding

A late afternoon storm from the southeast hit Tucson with hail wind and heavy rain causing thousands of dollars in damage. Rainfall peaked near 1.5 inches with winds to 37 mph and temperatures plunging 28 degrees in 20 minutes. Homes carports roofs schools and streets suffered damage including a carport lifted and dumped in a lot and a roof torn from Rogers School. Police and sheriff crews rescued stranded motorists and traffic was snarled as power outages and downed lines affected the area.

Tucson Wilmot Road Craycroft Speedway 22Nd Street G. W. Blake E. Alpine Ave Blake Earl Patterson E. 2Nd St Rogers School 15Th St Benjamin A. Tiemann N. Sahuara St Janell Douglas East Baker East 4Th Streets Linden St Wilmot Ave Forrest Hart Linotype Tucson News Craycroft Road Grant Road Sheriff's Office Broadway Pantano Rd Pantano Chester Williams Highway Patrol Benson Highway W. 46Th St E. Pima Street 22Nd St Weather Bureau Davis-Monthan Air Force Base U. S. Weather Bureau Earl Billiter E. 9Th St Billiter

Reds Re sume Nuclear Tests as West Seeks Pause

Washington reports Russia resumed testing of large nuclear weapons at a Siberian proving ground as Moscow Radio rejects a two year suspension offer. The AEC said the Aug. 2 detonation was substantial in size, with few details available.

Washington Russia Siberian Proving Ground Moscow U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Lewis L. Strauss Atomic Energy Commission Soviet Union

Association Opposes Tucson School Bond Vote

Members of the Property Owners Protective Assn. voted to oppose Tucson School District's 5.3 million bond issue on the October 1 election. Tom Howard favored endorsement but opposition prevailed as Alfred Shackelford called for action now and the motion to disapprove passed.

Property Owners Protective Assn Tucson Tom Howard Stuart Nicholas Alfred Shackelford

Motelmen Seek Halt to Road Funds in Arizona Inquiry

The Arizona Motelmen Association urged Senator Albert Gore to withdraw federal aid from Arizona interstate defense road projects amid a land purchase probe. The Arizona Highway Commission warned against land speculation, while Gov. McFarland and Highway Commissioner Justin Herman pressed caution as new routes are planned.

Phoenix Arizona Motor Hotels Assn Albert Gore D-Tenn Senate Arizona Gore Phoenix Gazette Arizona Highway Commission Ernest W. McFarland Highway Commission Justin Herman Commission

Lords Step Out World Record at Moline Drag Show

The Lords of Tucson set a world record in drag racing during the World Series event held in Moline, marking a high point in their season. Local fans packed the stands as the team delivered a blistering performance and claimed top honors in a dramatic final.

American Museum of Natural History Portal Chiricahuas Sam LORDS Tucson Moline Police Mirage Garmire

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