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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1955

Page

5

Truman Invited To Visit Tombstone For Facts On Epitaph

Tombstone editor Clayton Smith said he invited former President Harry S Truman to spend time in Tombstone to discuss local history, in light of the controversy over the Boothill Cemetery epitaph "Jack Williams, Done His Damndest" which Truman referenced in the White House.

Tombstone Harry S. Truman Clayton Smith Truman Boothill Cemetery Jack Williams White House Wally Foster Williams Foster

Stake Driver Dies Under Huge Tractor

A 23 year old Utah Construction Co worker David Paul Knowles of Fontana Avenue was crushed to death by a 30 ton tractor at the Pima Mine on Twin Buttes Road. Foreman Williard Hewette said Knowles was driving a stake for a surveying team when the accident occurred. The tractor driver W H Miller swerved but the treads passed over Knowles. Miller was treated for shock in Tucson. Knowles leaves a wife Pauline and two sons David Jr and John. Coroner Clark H Johnson ordered the body removed to the Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending.

Utah Construction Co David Paul Knowles Fontana Ave Pima Twin Buttes Williard Hewette Sheriff's Knowles Henette W. H. Miller Miller Tucson Pauline David Af Knowles Jr John Clark H. Johnson

Volunteers Break Air Police Duty At Davis Monthan

Top ranking air police at Davis Monthan Air Force Base will be relieved of duty by volunteers on New Year’s Day to allow dinner with their families. The 803rd Air Police Squadron staff were relieved by about 26 volunteers on Christmas, and will again be relieved at noon for the same reason, Lt. Pledger Bishop said.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Air Police 803Rd Air Police Squadron Pledger Bishop Information Services

School Site Trial Delayed To Mar 13

A jury trial to determine fair value of 40 acres condemned from Hughes Tool Co for Sunnyside School District's high school is continued to March 13 due to two witnesses being out of state. Plans for a $500000 school proceed under a court order granting immediate possession as bids may come next month.

Hughes Tool Co Sunnyside S. Campbell Ave E. Bilby Rd Hughes Company Tucson Hughes Mission Manor Robert C. Stubbs Boyle, Bilby, Thompson & Shoenhair

Rabies Cases Reported In Pima County Wildlife

Two wild animals tested positive for rabies in Pima County. A fox found dead in Tucson and a coyote on a highway near the Sells Reservation prompted health officials to warn residents. The finders reported the animals after attempting to skin them and receiving injuries.

Pima County Otto Fritz Sanitation Department Fritz Tucson Sells Indian Reservation Sells Reservation Santa Cruz Esther Closson Health Department

Rare Bald Eagle Spots Ice Floe Ride on Hudson River

Bird watchers noted a rare sight as a bald eagle rode an ice floe drifting along the Hudson River. The lazy eagle drew attention from the observers who tracked its slow, steady course on the river ice.

New York Hudson River

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