Tot Tossed 25 Feet As Cars Collide
Fourteen month old Marc Chesin escaped serious injury when he was thrown 25 feet from his mother's car after a collision with Walter Grannen's vehicle at E 5th Street and Craycroft Road. Grannen and passenger Joan Harrison were injured. Marc and his mother received minor injuries. Damages were estimated at $2000 for the Chesin car and $375 for Grannen's. Grannen was cited for running a stop sign.
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Marc Chesin
E. 5Th St
N. Craycroft Rd
Walter Anthony Grannen
Rt. 9
Box
Ironwood Hill Rd
Robert Lewis
Grannen
Tucson Medical Center
Joan Harrison
Marc
Edward Chesin
Wilshire Dr
Lewis
Craycroft
Two Placed On Probation In Court
Patrick Staggs aged 77 with no local address pleaded guilty to stealing tools from R. C. Williams and received two years probation. William Beckmyer 50 of 2452 N Oracle admitted to a bogus check charge and was given three years probation. Deputy County Attorneys Morse and Rosenberg prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Herbert F. Krucker
Patrick Staggs
R. C. Williams
William Beckmyer
N. Oracle
Attys
George Morse
Mary Stella Rosenberg
First Primary Petition Filed In Ward Committeeman Race
Ed Oltman filed for Ward No 2 ward committeeman as the first primary petition. Deadline for filing is Dec 31 for all offices. Primary on Feb 19. Oltman lives at 1934 E Hawthorne. Each of six wards elects 16 Democratic and 16 Republican committeemen, each needing 20 petition signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Albert Oltman
Oltman
E. Hawthorne
Stop Sign Craycroft Intersection Sees Nineteen Crashes
A violent two car wreck at N Craycroft and E 5th marks the 19th reportable crash there in three years. Fatalities include Richard H. Howe and Thomas Wetter. 10 others injured. City county study for a traffic signal underway. Traffic records show ten accidents last year and four each in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Craycroft Rd
E. 5Th St
Craycroft
Don Hummel
County Board of Supervisors
John Caarls
Davis-Monthan
Richard H. Howe
Thomas Wetter
Auto Chase Ends In Death Of Arizonan
An El Cerrito high speed pursuit ended when a fleeing car crashed into a traffic signal pole killing Airman Jose Lucero 21 of Douglas Arizona a passenger in a car driven by Airman Wilbur Lewis 22 of Norfolk Virginia Both from Travis Air Force Base Patrolman Patrick Reeve pursued the vehicle from Albany for about two miles at over 60 mph Lucero died at Brookside Hospital Richmond Lewis sustained minor injuries and emotional shock transferred to Parks Air Force Base hospital. no charges yet pending investigation
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EL Cerrito
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Arizona
Jose Lucero
Douglas
Albany
Lewis
Lucero
Brookside Hospital
Richmond
Parks Air Force Base Hospital
Plane Hunt Awaits Break In Missing North Star Search
Vancouver reporters say searchers, stalled three days by snow rain and low clouds, hope for a weather break to resume locating the four engine North Star missing with 62 aboard. Fifty four planes were grounded as a foot of new snow fell near Hope, the last-known position in south central British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Hope
North Star
Five Time Drunk Driver Faces Sentencing in Superior Court
Garrett R. Smoot, 53, of 508 W Simmons Rd, pleaded guilty to his fifth drunk driving charge before Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker. Smoot, a five time loser, will be sentenced next Monday after multiple prior arrests since 1954 and a five day county jail term for a suspended license. He has paid $460 in fines and served over 100 days in jail since his first arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett R. Smoot
Simmons Rd
Superior Court
Herbert F. Krucker
Smoot
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