Suits Brought in U S Court Over Auto and Train Collisions
Two major damage suits moved from state to federal court. Lathrop Roberts Jr. seeks action against T G Hinson and Dale Hinson for injuries after a car overturn near Redington Road last April. Gladys Fae McDonnell and Dorothy Ann McDonnell sue Southern Pacific for 160670.55 after a Fry area train crash killed Bobbie Joe McDonnell seven miles from Fry.
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U.S. District Court
Lathrop Roberts Jr
N. Highland Ave
T. G
Dale Hinson
Tucson
Redington Road
Roberts
Hinson
Hinsons
Oklahoma
Calle Altar
McDonnell
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
U.S
Arizona
Gladys
Fae McDonnell
Dorothy Ann
Fry
Bobbie Joe McDonnell
McDonnells
Texas
Axe Found Sparks Probe Into Sahuarita Death Case
A bloodstained axe found at the Lee Moore cotton ranch near Sahuarita prompted deputies to reopen the death of Manuel Aros 38 a Mexican national. A coroner jury ruled accidental death from a head wound after he fell on a window ledge. Manuel Castro 38 another Mexican national and drinking companion remains jailed.
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Sahuarita
Manuel Aros
Lee Moore
Aros
Manuel Castro
Ares
Castro
R. H. Prince
Moore Ranch
State Museum to Close for Weekend
The State Museum on the University of Arizona campus will close from Friday night until Jan 3 to hang more than 100 pictures for the Encyclopedia Britannica art exhibit opening Jan 3. Acting curator E B Sayles announced the plan today.
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State Museum
University of Arizona
E. B. Sayles
Zary South Case Dropped After Collision Dispute
In city court today charges of leaving the scene of an accident against Zary South were dismissed. Betty Jean Arnold, a police record clerk, described a rear collision at North First Avenue and Speedway on Dec 15. South claimed Arnold stopped suddenly and he could not avoid the crash.
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Zary
South
Arnold
Burch Wiley R. Burch
Val Verde
Main
Fifth Streets
Tucson Seeks Air Academy Site In Scramble For Next Session
Tucson chairman William G. Hall says a formal brochure has been sent to the Air Force Academy committee in Washington. At least 15 states seek the site with a December 31 deadline. The brochure, prepared by William Pyle, outlines 16 site specifications including sewage, drainage, topography, water and utilities.
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Tucson
Air Force Academy
Congress
William G. Hall
Washington
William Pyle
Mall
Barber Pleads Guilty In State Barbering Case
Charles S. Love an Osage Indian self taught barber appeared with attorney Morris Udall in justice court and pleaded guilty to barbering without a state certificate. He faces a 25 dollar fine or 25 days in jail and appeals to superior court.
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Charles S. Love
State Barbers Commission
Justice Court
Atttorney
Morris Udall
Udall
Superior Court
Love
Superior
State Supreme Court
Clark H. Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Catalina Methodist Plans Family Night Dinner and Service
Catalina Methodist church at 1100 N Country Club Rd hosts a pot luck dinner at 6 30 p m Friday as a family night feature. Eugene E Bell pastor says a First Century Holy Communion will be conducted at the tables after the meal. A technicolor movie of famous American scenes will be shown.
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Catalina Methodist Church
N. Country Club Rd
Eugene E. Bell
United States
Taft Maps Costs of Fair Deal and Government Control
Sen. Robert A. Taft argues a guaranteed job or parity prices would require a planned economy with government power to create work and fix wages. He criticizes the Brannan farm plan for subsidies leading to production controls and vast costs, calling such promises misleading and doubted by farmers and workers during his Ohio trip.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
CIO
Brannan
United States
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
U S Cost of Living Index Puzzles Economists
New York December 28 The government index measuring cost of living remains puzzling critics note it may misrepresent average family budgets. The Bureau of Labor Statistics plans a three year redo with 20 000 interviews in 34 cities and 600 000 price quotes to refine the index and aid wage contracts with firms like General Motors while Einstein questions the approach.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Bureau
General Motors
Einstein
Photo Course To Be Offered By County Recreation Dept
The county recreation department will offer an eight week photography course starting January 11 directed by Gilbert Ray. Classes run each Wednesday from 7 30 to 9 30 pm in the tower room of the county courthouse with no charge for instruction and ten enrollments limited by space. Miss Marie Zaepffel a San Jose State College photography graduate will teach basic methods emphasizing local lighting with advanced sessions planned later.
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Gilbert Ray
Ray
Marie Zaepffel
San Jose State College
Calif
Assembly of God Plans Auditorium in City Church
The Assembly of God church at 1749 E Broadway will start auditorium construction after the first of the year. The 70 by 44 foot brick structure will seat 300 with the basement finished for services and Sunday school use. Rev. L C Gilmore leads a 225 member congregation and 175 in Sunday school.
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Assembly of God Church
E. Broadway
L. C. Gilmore
San Carlos Reservoir 24 Hour Water Storage Report
Water storage at San Carlos Reservoir for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. yesterday stood at 90,242 acre-feet, a loss of 245 acre-feet from the previous 24 hours. New York state has more than 7,000 miles of railroad tracks.
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San Carlos Reservoir
New York State
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