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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1957

Page

6

Hot Dog Boom Aids Cuban Factories

Cuban hot dog plants in Havana and Camaguey struggle to meet demand producing 250000 boxes annually per factory. Facilities report pressure as state demand increases while outputs hold steady at around 48 cans per box.

Havana Camaguey Cuba

Beck appeals conviction in Seattle grand larceny case

Dave Beck, longtime Teamsters Union leader, posts a $3,000 bond after being found guilty of grand larceny in Superior Court over a $1,800 theft from a union owned Cadillac. A new-trial motion was discussed as Beck and his attorney prepare an appeal while another related federal tax case looms.

Seattle Dave Beck Teamters Union Beckney George H. Revelle Beck Teamsters Union Tacoma Wash Dave Jr Beck Sr B & B Investment Co

Motorbike Crash Injures Boy and Dog Owner

Michael C. Diebold, 12, of 128 E Lind Rd, suffered minor injuries when his motorcycle tipped over after colliding with a dog on East Prince Road near North Mountain Avenue. He was treated at Tucson Medical Center for abrasions. The dog, owned by Oscar L. Boyer of 1219 E Allen Rd, was taken to a veterinarian.

Michael C. Diebold Lind Rd Diebold Tucson Medical Center East Prince Road North Mountain Aveue Oscar L. Boyer E. Allen Ra

Airman May Have Fled To Mexico

Air Force sergeant David E. Dwyer and his wife reportedly fled from Aringo California by mountain to a remote Mexican jungle area to finish a book. His wife wrote from Texas to relatives saying they seek quiet work on the manuscript a place said to be unseen by whites for 1000 years. The couple left on AWOL two days after the arrest and authorities launched an international search.

Washington E— Autorek Air Force Sivila David E. Dwyer Ar- Ingo Ager Hay

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