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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1952

Page

2

Attorney General's Trial Set On Bribery Charges

Fred O. Wilson state attorney general faces trial in Tucson on conspiracy and bribery charges after Jan. 27. Judge R. Porter Murry set the date as Wilson loses his job. defense claims the bill of particulars is inadequate. Special Prosecutor Norman Herring, appointed by County Atty. Morrison, will defend the bill. Wilson defeated Morrison in the primary but lost to Ross Jones in the general election.

Fred O. Wilson Tucson R. Porter Murry Clifton Greenlee County Pima County Charles McCarty Norman Herring Robert Morrison Morris Udair Morrison Herring Wilson Ross Jones Maurice T. J.guiney

Collision Involving Four Injured and Two Pedestrians Knocked Down

Four people were injured in a collision at North Sixth avenue and West Drachman street near midnight yesterday. A southbound car driven by Joy G. Freeman struck a westbound vehicle, injuring four. Within minutes two pedestrians were struck further south on Drachman Street, with Ant thony M. Barbera and Ricardo Noriega among those hit. police reported no serious injuries.

North Sixth Avenue West Drachman Street Sixth Avenue Joy G. Freeman E. Mitchell Walter Havens County Hospital N. Geronimo Ave Lulu Haskell E. Broadway Sou Avenue Cee Fary W.J. Nearmount Jr South Stone

Street Naming Protest Sent By Two Tucson Residents

Two written protests objecting to a proposed new street naming system were submitted to the mayor and council of metropolitan Tucson. One letter came from Mrs. at 1304 E Fifth St and the other from Wynette Kearns of 2335 E Fifth St. They urged against eliminating numbered streets and proposed putting the program to a public vote.

Tucson Fifth St Wynette Kearns

Stratocruisers To Refuel Jets At Davis Monthan Air Base

Converted Boeing Stratocruisers will fuel the B47 Stratojets arriving at Davis Monthan AFB in April. Col. John S. Hardy announced the 303rd Bombardment Wing will complete its switch to jet bombers by midsummer, and the 303rd Air Refueling Squadron will begin operations next month using KC97 tankers with boom refueling.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base John S. Hardy 36Th Air Division Davis-Monthan 303Rd Bombardment Wing Air Division 303Rd Col. Hardy

Grand Central Moves Hemler to Glendale Plant

Grand Central Aircraft Co. transfers Harry J. Hemler from Tucson to the Glendale plant to operate from the sales department at head office. In 1950 Hemler set up an aircraft overhaul operation at Tucson Airport hangars, decocoons and overhauls B29 bombers, then helped secure a Boeing and Air Force contract to refine B-47 Stratojet bombers. His wife and three children will reside at 4880 E Scarlettin.

Grand Central Aircraft Co Harry J. Hemler Glendale Calif Hemler Sucson Grand Central Tucson Airport Authority Davis-Monthan Boeing Air Force California Scarlett Tin Tucson

Airman Freed In Traffic Death

Air Force Sgt James E. Wiley, 24, of Williams AFB, was acquitted of negligent homicide in the Sept. accident that killed truck driver Mike Obeso. Jury deliberated briefly, awarded Wiley not guilty. The case followed earlier negotiations over a 1953 Arizona road map printing contract.

Phoenix Ap—Air Force James E. Wiley Williams Air Force Base Wiley Rand McNally Mike ‘ M. Obeso Benz L. Jen Arizona Glenn 16Th Washington Street Inter- King Commission Obeso

Truck Crackdown Finds Widespread Truck Violations

Arizona ACC and highway patrol staged roadblocks on the Benson highway to inspect trucks. Of 87 vehicles stopped, 57 citations issued for violations including lack of proper brakes and missing licenses. Inspectors praised full cooperation and said more roadblocks will follow to check all for hire trucks.

State Corporation Commission Richard Harrington ACC Bill Irwin Tucson California Arizona Clifton Abbott Arizona Corporation Commission Benson Highway Here Highway Patrol AAC Bisbee Benson Albert Andrews Irwin Willis Dudley John Brasfield Whith Dudley Emral Ruth State Patrol

Defense output trimmed as civilians urged to fill gap

U S defense production is being reduced while civilian industry is urged to expand. Officials say the shift aims to sustain employment and demand through next year. Plans show a slower defense build up with a milder civilian boost in 1954 and 1955, with tanks and military trucks cut back starting July. Some firms anticipate no immediate layoff as civilian and military programs absorb the slack.

Sam Dawson New York Defense Department Treasury Snyder Sawyer Anes

Masonic Service Set by Pima Lodge at Mt Cavary Church

Pima Lodge Prince Hall Masons will honor St. John the Evangelist with a sacred service at Mt. Cavary Baptist Church at 7 pm on December 21. Masons meet at 6:30 pm in the church lower chapel. Rev. T. S. Jackson will deliver the sermon. Bethlehem Star No. 15 and Desert Star No. 8 participate. open to the public.

Pima Lodge Prince Hall

Cab Used In Holdup Found Abandoned Near Bartlett Dam

Maricopa County Sheriff Cal Boies said a yellow cab stolen from driver William Hickey was found abandoned about 40 miles north of Phoenix. The robbers reportedly hitched a ride to a nearby town as planned military budget allocations loomed.

Phoenix Maricopa

Local firm to build custom units for lease options

A reputable company plans to erect its own building and offer 900 to 1800 square-foot units tailored to tenant needs. Refrigerated cooling available where desired and rents are reasonable. For complete information call 28819.

Barbershoppers Charity Show for Polio Tonight

The Barbershoppers of Tucson present a charity variety show at the high school auditorium to aid the Pima County March of Dimes polio fund. Curtain at 8 pm. General chairman Jack Snell with Dr Clark Leydic Victor Borg Art Pepin Art Honis T C Smoky Altenberger and Dr A J Wagner assist. Raoul Escalosa hosts. acts include Sweet Adelines Barber shopp ers Ethel School of Music Tucson High Fancy Panthers Cactus Ramblers Junior Barbershop Chord Busters.

Barbershoppers of Tucson Pima County March For Dimes Polio Fund Jack Snell Clark Leydic Victor Borg Art Pepin Art Honis T. C Smoky) Altenberger A. J. Wagner Raoul Escalosa Sweet Adelines Barbershoppers Ethel School of Music Fancy Panthers Cactus Ramblers Chord Busters Quartet Art Harris

Historic documents move to new secure Archives home

Heavy guard surrounds two priceless papers, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, as they transfer from the Library of Congress to the new Archives building. An armored car, escorted by tanks and military bands, will transport the 50 ton safe. Formal dedication with President Truman and Chief Justice Vinson follows, with public display to come.

Army Marine Corps Navy Air Force Shrine of the Archives Truman Fred M. Vinson Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson

Christmas Basket Fund Aims to Fill 450 Family Baskets

Sheriff Frank A. Eyman said over 1000 dollars in cash is ready plus food donations from wholesalers and bakers as 450 Christmas baskets are prepared for needy families. A benefit dance by La Jolla entertainers and Talk Of the Town raised at least 672 dollars, with 252 more from other groups.

Frank A. Eyman Eyman la Jolla Talk of the Town Musicians’ Union Deputy Sheriff's Association

Tax Blank Out In January In Arizona

Arizona residents who filed state income tax returns last year will receive blanks for 1952 between January 2 and January 10 by mail. W R Bland, director of the income tax division, said those who did not file but earned income in 1952 should write for forms. Blanks and a punched card will be mailed and must be returned with the filing to ensure correct credit. Income tax forms will be mailed in duplicate for records. The filing deadline is April 15, moved from March 15 to avoid clashing with federal deadlines.

W. R. Bland Income Tax Division Arizona State Tax Commission Commission Bland

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