Informal Burial Uncovered In Downtown Tucson Grave Find
Workmen digging a pit for gasoline tanks near the Tucson Daily Citizen office uncovered bones from at least five graves in a north Stone Avenue and East Mill Tenberg Street site. University of Arizona archaeologists William W. Wasley and Dr. B S. Kraus examined a wooden coffin with a female skeleton and other remains, noting varied depths likely from different time periods and pondering the origins of the buried individuals.
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Tucson
Tucson Daily Citizen
North
Stone Avenue
East
Miltenberg Street
William W.wasley
B. S. Kraus
University of Arizona
Kraus
Dr. Kraus
Pueblo
Wasley
Point of Pines
Arizona
Fast Trip Set At 25 Fare
John Philp, 21, of 1075 E Seneca St, paid a 25 dollar fine in city court for reckless driving after officers saw him on North Fourth Avenue exceeding 45 mph. The alternative sentence was 10 days in jail. James Cornell, 29, of 2367 Tucson Ave, charged with reckless driving, had case continued for trial after pleading innocent. he was involved in a Nov 23 head on collision with an auto driven by Staff Kenneth Gowen at Davis-Monthan AFB.
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John Philp
E. Senecast
Philp
North Fourth Avena
Speedway
James Cornell
Tucson Stravenue
Cornell
Fast 22Nd Street
South Park Avenue
Kenneth Gowen
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Purse Snatching Suspect Held After Citywide Theft
A 17 year old youth from Illinois was arrested after allegedly snatching a purse from Helen Hartzler as she walked through the North Sixth avenue subway, fleeing on foot before bystanders gave chase. Fernando Lopez and Elmer Nobotny helped police detain the suspect, who was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Illinois
Mary E. Henry
S. Seventh U
Helenave
Hartzler
Fourth St
South Sixth
Sixth Avenue
E. Wray Marbach
Hearst St
Fernando Lopez
W. Speed
Elmer Nobotny
Formosa Paper Calls Nationalist Invasion
The Central Daily News in Taipei urged U S financial and military aid for a Chinese Nationalist invasion of mainland China. It claimed such action would relieve pressure on Korea and ease the Red threat to Indo China, reflecting Chiang Kai shek's party views.
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Taipei
Formosa
Central Daily News Today
China
United Nations Treas
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalist Party
Red China
Indo-China
United States
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