Board Grants Six Appeals On Building Violations
The board of adjustment met to hear eight protests to building inspector rulings. Six property owners received permission to proceed, while two were denied. Decisions covered carport placement, rear-yard relaxations, converting accessory buildings, and multifamily projects amid zoning disputes. The board called for City planning guidance on R-2 duplex restrictions.
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Board of Adjustment
W W. H. Hudson
North 11Th Avenue
Joe W. Tang
East Ninth Street
Elvira Villasenor
East 19Th Street
Charles H. Spencer
East 10Th Street
E. A. Conley
East First Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
Navajo Plight Blame Cast On Indian Bureau Leader
Dr C G Salsbury of Ganado Ariz charged the Indian bureau with using a pseudo starvation scare to gain 80 million dollars and called for abolition of the bureau and direct state control of Navajo education health and law enforcement. He blamed John Collier the former commissioner and urged early Navajo suffrage and a 15 to 20 year trust period before allotment plus federal subsidies to address long standing ignorance and disease.
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Albuquerque
N. M
C. G. Salsbury
Ganado
Ariz
Indian Bureau
Washington
Albuquerque Kiwanis Club
Salsbury
Presbyterian Church
Collier
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Public Records City Court and Justice Court Docket
Magistrates Cella and Gardner oversee cases including joyriding and drunken driving bonds set at 300 each, manslaughter held to answer under 2000 bond, burglary held to answer under 1000, and other charges with various fines and hearings. Divorces granted include Yanez Garciela Trethaway and others. several actions dismissed with prejudice in superior court.
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Paul J. Cella
A. D. Chamberlain
Lloyd Smedley
Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Hubert Wilson
John H. Black
Thomas James Valentine
John Robinson
Russell C. Brown
Apie Jacobs
Superior Court
Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Carmen B. de Leyvas
Yanez
Samuel
Garciela Oo. Trethaway
M. Grace
Warren E. Hymer
Norman H
Jessie Co
Downey
Frank
Hazel M. Farley
Patricia L
John Grosvenor
Arthur
Ethel
Anthony Carneval
John A. Demico
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Tucson Couples
Belle D. Hall and Clark Danny L. Gorby both of Tucson aged 23 and 26 respectively, plus Sarah A. Pearce of Cleveland Ohio and David E B Lewis of Tucson both aged 30 and 26, and Margaret G. Wildman of Tucson aged 26 received marriage licenses.
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Belle D. Hall
Clark Danny L. Gorby
Tucson
Sarah A. Pearce
Cleveland
O. David EB. Lewis
Margaret G. Wildman
Births at Tucson Hospitals December 16 17
St Marys Hospital reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs Bernard at 11 41 a m December 16. Gregory Escalante son born at 5 09 a m December 17. Tucson Medical Center lists a girl to Leslie Moore at 6 04 a m December 17 and a boy to Wesley Goree at 6 47 a m December 17. George Larson girl born at 8 53 a m December 17. Leroy Criswell girl born at 9 30 a m December 17.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Frederick Bernard
North Martin Avenue
Tucson
Gregory Escalante
East District
Tucson Medical Center
Leslie Moore
South Star
Wesley Goree
South
U. S. Avenue
George Larson
South 12Th Avenue
Leroy Criswell
North Seventh Avenue
Council Delegates Power to Us
Local council delegates authority to a committee or group, emphasizing trusted governance and transfer of decision making. The action signals formalized control over specified duties and responsibilities.
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Council
Choir Profiles Annual Christmas Concert at First Methodist
The Southern Arizona Chapter of the American Guild of Organists sponsors the 8:15 p m program at the First Methodist Church. Harold Turney directs the Catalina junior high music department. Rob er t Selland Mrs John Schenck and Larry Wilson perform in the Shepherd's Story. The choir presents Handel Holst Yon and others with soloists Benno Biesemeyer Wilson and others.
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First Methodist Church
Southern Arizona
American Guild of Organists
Harold Turney
Catalina Junior High School
Camil van Hulse
Organists
Diggle
Dorothy Sayre
Magnum Victoria
Fergpleels
Daniels
Dickinson
Robert Selland
John Schenck
Larry Wilson
Dean Gross
Handel
Wilsan
N. Lockwood
Thompson
Holst
Benno Biesemeyer
Neidlinger
Wilson
Jesu Bambino
Pietro Yon
Mother Faces Murder Trial in Phoenix
In Phoenix a 25 year old mother, Ruth Wallis, faces first degree murder charges for the Sept. 8 slaying of her husband John Wallis, 26. She testified the act was premeditated after years of abuse and planned to protect her 5 year old daughter Patsy, sending a scrapbook as a Christmas gift to her. The prosecutor seeks the death penalty. defense will plead insanity, with a court psychiatrist deeming her sane.
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Phoenix
U.P
Patsy
Ruth Wallis
Francis Donofrio
Wallis
Driver Charged After Taxi Theft and Drunken Driving
Almin Dean Chamberlain 33 of 534 East Second Street was arrested twice within 48 hours. After a high speed chase led to a reckless driving charge, his appeal bond was set at 300 dollars. Three cabbies then restrained him when he allegedly hijacked a taxi, resulting in new counts of joyriding and drunken driving and a 900 dollar bond total.
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Almin Dean Chamberlain
Second
Broadway
Tyndall Avenue
Chamberlain
Sayne
Husky Chamberlain
Kelly Harman
Monte Vista Drive
Dale Morgan
East Sixth Street
Charles Tinder
Tinder
Harman
Tucson Cultural Club to Meet at 8 P.M. Wednesday
The Tucson Cultural club will gather at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the YWCA for a special Christmas meeting. Officials urge all members to attend.
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Tucson Cultural Club
YWCA
Girl testifies at manslaughter hearing in fatal auto crash
Witnesses describe a high speed collision on South Main near McKenna as Pablo Sandoval 67 dies from pelvic injuries. The driver Hubert Wilson 29 of 714 Queens Place faces manslaughter charges after initial drunken driving count. The victim’s daughter 7 narrowly escapes harm.
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Hubert Wilson
Queens Place
Wilson
Pablo Sandoval
West Wood Street
Sandoval
Soccorro
South Main Street
McKenna Street
California Resident Injured In Crash Near Marana
Mrs. Paul Boon of San Bernardino Calif was listed in critical condition in a county hospital here Wednesday after a car she was riding in overturned along with a house trailer two miles west of Marana Ariz on highway 84 Tuesday night. Sheriff's reports say Boon driving the family car attempted to pass a truck lost control and the trailer overturned whipping the car over too. Boon suffered head and chest injuries but was released after treatment. Two small daughters ages about 10 and 6 sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Paul Boon
San Bernardino
Calif
Marana
Ariz
Boon
Phoenix
Housing Session To Hear Reports On Dwellings Issues
Reports from special committees appointed last week will be presented at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the city council chambers. The groups study Consolidated dwellings facilities tenant renting methods and utilities installation in Parkside addition and heating conditions.
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Consolidated
Tucson Housing Authority
Parkside
City Council
Chambers
Roy Drachman
Irving Rubenstein
E. A. Conley
Housing Authority
James Thornton
F. B. Pacheco
Conley
Tucson Gas, Electric, Light & Power Company
Landlords Sought Who Accept Children for Rentals
Mrs Ruth Stutz of the Chamber of Commerce housing bureau announced Wednesday afternoon an appeal to landlords with rental properties. Listings in the office include houses apartments or rooms and house the emphasis is on finding units that will accept children.
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Ruth Stutz
Chamber of Commerce Housing Bureau
Mrg
Stutz
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