Drunk Driving Charge Filed in City Court Case
Mrs. Juanita Boice a 46 resident of 757 fe. 2oeel st was treated at Tucson Medical Center after being hit by a car at South Park avenue and Hast Broadway. She suffered knee and ankle bruises and an elbow injury while crossing with a favorable light. The driver Louise Radcliff 62 of the Conquistador hotel was arrested for drunk driving and pleaded not guilty in city court. Bond set at 300 and trial scheduled for 9 am April 13.
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East Broadway
South Park Avenue
Juanita Boice
Juanita Baice
Tucson Medical Center
Broadway
Pan
Baice
Louise Radcliff
Ht Conquistador Hotel
R Radcliff
Boice
Peter Lownie
Lownie
Highways Editor Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving
Raymond Carlson, 48, editor of Arizona Highways Magazine, pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Phoenix and paid a 100 dollar fine. His wife Helen Mary Carlson, 38, received a suspended sentence on a drunkenness charge.
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Phoenix
Raymond Carlson
Arizona Highways Magazine
Helen Mary
Woman Wrecks Tucson Home Under Observation
A woman in her early 30s described as apparently suffering an intense emotional disturbance disrupted church services and damaged a Tucson home and office, causing about 400 dollars in damages. Police took her into a patrol car and she was placed under observation at a county hospital as relatives questioned causes, including possible vitamin pill excess.
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Tucson
New Eruption Over Bill Sparks Welfare Debate in Arizona
A Phoenix welfare committee meeting erupted into a partisan clash between Carl Sims and John Haugh over Sims's proposal to abolish the welfare department and replace it with a board of public assistance. Sims accused Bohannan of blocking questions and alleged politics in Warrington's qualifications. Haugh argued the inquiry is political, noting Warrington was appointed earlier. The panel adjourned with a vote to defer action until a larger attendance.
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Phoenix
House Committee On Welfare
Carl Sims
Maricopa
John Haugh
Pima
Sims
Mabel Ellis
Yavapai
Welfare Department
Board of Public Assistance
Haugh
Warrington
Bohannan
Bill Wnli
Democratic Party
Welfare Board
Waugh
Jesson
Labor Department
del Rogers
D-Maricopa
Senate panel changes stance on Nogales building on federal land
In Phoenix a senate judiciary committee initially opposed house amendments to a bill letting cities build on federal property but reversed to concur with the house revisions. The measure, sponsored by Neilson Brown, aims to allow Nogales to use a narrow strip of federal land between Nogales and Mexico for health and safety needs. Brown later said he would keep the amendments, citing broad liberalization and requests from Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Neilson Brown
Santa Cruz
Nogales
Mexico
Tucson
Harry Buchanan
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Brown
New Bynum Trial Delayed By Ill Juror And Mistrial
In superior court Judge Johnson declared a mistrial in the first degree murder case of Mrs Teresa Bynum after a juror fell ill just before verdict. Juror illness halted final deliberations in the Dee Bynum killing case as defense and prosecution prepare for retrial and new motions.
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Atty
Rauly H. Castro
Teresa
Big Rei Bynum
Superior Court
Acton
Tudge J. Mercer -Johnson
Bynum
Dee
Herbert H. Krucker
Handsome Allen
Thomas K. Shingler
Ft. Huachuca
John Granillo ‘Sanchez
Angel Alcantar
Robert Wilks
Robert Brooks
W. 14Th St
Charles J. McLemore
McLemore
Isaac Sanford
Lee Garett
Sanford
Unusual mail order items sought for Eastern U.S. sales
Manufacturers urged to provide unusual mailable nonperishable articles suitable for home business or personal use. Indian items preferred. Must ship to Tucson week of February 21. Write Matrice J. Carlson c/o Pioneer Hotel to arrange appointment.
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U.S
County Hospital Financed by Bond Issue in Pima County
County supervisor chairman Lambert J. Kautenburger said federal aid for a new Pima County hospital is unlikely. He reported Indians on the reservation would not use county facilities, pushing reliance on a $120,000 four clinic plan and a Hill-Barton act possibility offering Arizona about $500,000 yearly for three years. A $10,000 survey by Rosenfield is planned to assess county needs, while flood control funding efforts aim to revive a $2,763,900 authorization.
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Pima County
Lambert J. Kautenburger
County Board of Supervisors
Kautenburger
Washington, D.C
Kaytenburger
U.S. Bureau of Public Health
The
Health Service
Indian Service
Arizona
Isadore
Zachary Rosenfield
New York City
Washington
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Los Angeles
Army
Smiths Said In Mountains With Marsin Kidnap Case
Two defense witnesses in the Daniel J. Marsin kidnapping trial testified that victim Evelyn Anne Smith, her husband Herbert, and alleged abductor were seen in the Superstition mountain area about ten days before the incident. They described Marsin driving one car and the Smiths in another toward the mountains, with a bundle believed to contain ransom money observed.
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Phoenix
Daniel J. Marsin
Evelyn Anne Smith
Herbert
Superstition Mountain
Jim Ruiz
Mesa
Marsin
Smith
Ruiz
Maricopa County
Willam P. Mahoney
Herbert Smith
Goldwater Says Labor Party Could End Democrats
ST PAUL Minn Senator Barry Goldwater Republican warned there is a strong possibility that a national labor party could emerge from the CIO AFL merger He said such a party might mark the beginning of the end of the Democratic party as we know it and that CIO Americans for Democratic Action now controls the Democrats If labor dominates the party the GOP would gain from conservative Democrats to offset any losses.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
National Labor Party
CIO
AFL
Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Cio-Americans For Democratic Action Wing
GOP
Flood Damage Suit Cites City
Mr and Mrs Jesse W Johnson Jr 624 S Tucson bivd have filed a 12154 damage suit against the city of Tucson for flood damages to their property due to city flood channel maintenance. They allege one channel was enlarged and another filled allowing July 20, 1954 flood waters to damage and devalue their property. The suit was filed in superior court through Acker man and Ares.
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Jesse W. Johnson Jr
S. Tucson Bivd
City of
Tucson
Ackerman & Ares
Superior
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