Arizona Supreme Court orders new trial for Mrs Wallace
The Arizona Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Ethel B. Wallace of Tucson who was sentenced to life for shooting her ex husband Perry Wallace on Nov 18, 1956. The court ruled the defense could cross examine state witnesses about the slain man's past actions, finding a prima facie case of justifiable homicide.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Ethel B. Wallace
Tucson
High Court
Defense Council Crone
Associated Press
Superior Court
Herbert F. Krucker
Martin Rodgers
Wallace
Perry
S. 11Th St
Supreme Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Six Illegally Cut Christmas Trees Seized in Catalina Mountains
Six people were caught taking Christmas trees from the Catalina Mountains during a roadblock set to check permits. Trees ranging from 6 to 20 feet were confiscated and will be turned over to charities or civic groups. No formal charges will be filed, but violators face a fine of two dollars per linear foot if they keep the tree.
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Catalina Mountains
Charles R. Ames
Ames
Catalina Mountain
Legislator Seeks Tax Referendum In Power Districts
Phoenix lawmaker Rep. David H Campbell proposes a resolution to put a tax referendum before voters at the next general election. He seeks to require power districts to be taxed, ending their exemption as political subdivisions. A prior similar bill died in committee.
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Phoenix
David H
Britain to Skip $175 Million Postwar Loan Payment
Britain announced it will skip the $175 million installment due this month on the postwar loan from the United States. Officials said the decision comes from planning ahead to strengthen the economy rather than an emergency, noting improved gold and dollar positions since September rate changes.
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London
Britain
United States
Treasury
Western States Telephone to Build Five Offices in Northern Arizona
Western States Telephone Co has contracted to build five modern offices in St. Johns Springerville Pinetop Show Low and Snowflake at 13000 dollars each. A new dial system line from Holbrook to the Petrified Forest is completed and crews are wiring from St. Johns toward Springerville and southern Navajo County. Bob Roberts of Phoenix is expected to win the contract to build the five offices and the Holbrook headquarters for 88000 dollars. The dial system is planned to be in use in 12 to 13 months.
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ST. Johns
n—Western States Telephone Co
Springerville
Pinetop
Hi. Jennings
Holbrook
Petrified Forest
Navajo County
Bob Roberts
Phoenix
Western States
Jennings
Electronic Brains In War Explained
A 200-person conference at the Pioneer Hotel discussed automatic data processing for modern warfare at Fort Huachuca. Army officials described an integrated electronic computer network to aid field commanders, with firms such as Sperry, IBM, NCR, Bell Labs, Sylvania, Collins, Philco, and Raytheon represented.
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Pioneer Hotel
Ft. Huachuca
Fort
Sperry Gyroscope
National Cash Register
International Business Machines Corp
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Sylvania
Collins Radio
Philco
Raytheon
Department of the Army
R. ‘® Nelson
Proving Ground
Six Tucson servicemen to arrive in San Francisco on rotation
Six Tucson veterans of Far East tours return home to Arizona on the USNS Patrick. The group includes Corp. Roy C. Delgado Manuel B. Felix Jer old J. Frannen Enrique S Rome John M. Schafer and Staff Sgt Donald A. Starr with listed local addresses.
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Tucson
Far East
San Francisco
Patrick
Corp
Roy C. Delgado
E. Drachman
Manuel B. Felix
E. Eastland
Jerold J. Frannen
E. Silver
Enrique
Rome
el Rio Dr
John M. Schafer
Casa Grande
Donald A. Starr
N. Orchard Ave
Aliens Told to Report Address to U S Authorities
Edward Bruder, district director of INS, announced that all aliens must report their address each January. The law requires annual address reporting with forms available at post offices and INS offices next month. Adopted children awaiting naturalization are also subject to reporting requirements.
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Edward Bruder
Istrict
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Bruder
United Sse
Immathon and Naturalization Service
Toca
Immigraton and Naturalizations Service
County Awards $999,237 in School and Pool Contracts
The County Board of Supervisors awarded contracts totaling $998,237 for construction of a school and swimming pool and for an improvement district commitment. W. F. Connelly Construction Co.
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County Board of Supervisors
W. F. Connelly Construction Co
Construction firms win bids for school and park projects
A list of contracts shows Madge W. Construction Co. receiving a 689 576 dollar total for a 24 classroom addition and Utterback Junior High School improvements. Sunland Gardens paving and water work are planned alongside franchise matters and a Colonia Del Valle Improver contract for Mission Manor Park related projects.
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U. T. R. Ming
Madge W.construction Co
Utterback
Sunland Gardens
Cotetrvton Co
Colonia del Valle
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J. A McClung
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