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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1959

Page

2

Arizona Night Bookkeeper Joins New Bank Opening

A Douglas native now living in Tucson at 5861 Mitchell works as a night bookkeeper for the Craycroft Office of the Bank of Douglas. The Preview Grand Opening runs June 6 from 10 to 4 with prizes, balloons for kids, and favors for ladies. Attendees can register for a Sterling Silver Service for 8.

Douglas Tucson Mitchell University of Arizona New Craycroft Bank of Douglas

Ackerman Denies Reservations About Grand Jury Indictments

Pima County Attorney Harry Ackerman defended the indictments against six Tucson figures as valid and said his special deputy Rogge acts with his approval on all counts. Judge Farley ruled Rogge acceptable and ordered Ackerman in the courtroom to ensure authority of Rogge's actions.

Pima County Harry Ackerman Robert S. Tullar Sam R. Kaufman Tullar Ackerman Rogge Grand Jury Board of Supervisors Farley Kaufman Alexander L Pop) Abbott Lambert Kautenburger County Board of Supervisors John W. Murphey Gene Bogard Joseph Nordale

Krucker Hands Two Men Terms In State Prison

Two men received prison terms for a burglary at Arizona Distributing Co. Antonio Tapia Burrell and Charles Rios faces 4 1 2 to 5 years and 2 to 3 years respectively. Howard Farley Jr. avoided jail on a second offense drunk driving due to job and family considerations.

Krucker Arizona Distributing Co Antonio Tapia Burrell S. 8Th Ave Charles Rios 46Th St 42Nd St Burrell Nogales Rios Phoenix Howard Farley Jr

SP Gains Land By Yard Move

Southern Pacific consolidates yards in a 1.6 million project, vacating downtown to make 53 acres available for heavy industry. Of the land, 35 acres form a triangle southwest of the right of way and 18 acres lie in a 4000 foot strip along the old north yard and PFE docks. Most land except a 10 acre roundhouse area is ready for immediate development. Downtown Tucson zoning already supports heavy industry.

Southern Pacific 22Nd Street 36Th Street Aviation Way Pacific Fruit Express Old North Yard Roundhouse Tucson

Red Chinese Fail To Nab Fugitives

In Hong Kong and Macao a series of combative attempts by Red China to recapture mainland refugees failed. A pirate flotilla attacked Macao Harbor, a gunboat pursued deserters, and a tug hijacked boats with divers fleeing, resulting in marked escapes and captured refugees.

Hong Kong Red China Macao South China Communist Party

Man Is Sentenced for Drunken Driving

Artley A. Greene of 1127 E. 20th St. was sentenced to 90 days in the County Jail for a second offense drunken driving. Greene, 61, was arrested at 2 a.m. January 24 near Cherry and Factory avenues. Judge Raul H. Castro presided.

Artley A. Greene E. 20Th St Greene Cherry and Factory Avenues Green Superior Court Raul H. Castro

Second Protest Meet Slated By Teachers In Tucson

A Tucson District No. 1 teachers meeting is set for 4 30 p m tomorrow at Tucson High auditorium. It is the second protest gathering against the 3 percent salary hike approved by the trustees. Petitions for reconsideration will be tallied and a letter requesting a trustees meeting will be drafted. The prior protest drew about 150 male teachers. tomorrow’s session will include women teachers.

Tucson Tucson High School Board of Trustees Tucson Schoolmasters’ Club

Democrats Study 2 Year Tax Extensions

Washington UPI reports that key Democrats and the Eisenhower administration are weighing a two year extension of wartime taxes on corporations, cigarettes, liquor, beer, wine and automobiles. Eisenhower backs a one year extension to prevent about 2 billion dollars in annual revenue loss. Congress has renewed the levies yearly since the Korean War.

Washington UPI Congress Eisenhower

Five Pleas Innocent In Drug Sales

Innocent pleas to illegal drug sale charges were entered in U S District Court by four druggists and one drug company. Arraignments before Judge James A Walsh included T Ed Litt Drug Inc C Aubrin Anderson Roy Peterson Herbert Brightbill and Herman Hoffman at Consumer's Market 1826 E Speedway. Richard L Gibson formerly of Eureka Drug 92 E Speedway arraignment continued until Wednesday. Trial dates to be set later. All charged with dispensing drugs without prescription a misdemeanor with fines up to 1000 and up to one year in prison. Two men pled guilty to three counts of counterfeiting and were sentenced to eight months after their attorney said the case makes no sense. Marion H Baker 52 New Orleans and Ogden A Sherman 39 indicted May 20 by federal grand jury and arrested February 21 by Tucson police and Secret Service. They attempted to make 50 cent pieces by melting metal in a frying pan to pour into molds according to charges. Their attorney Dan Schimmel pfennig said they only made a couple of coins not even wages.

U.S. District Court James A. Walsh T. Ed Litt E. Speedway Walsh Marion H. Baker New Orleans Ogden A. Sherman Tucson Secret Service Dan Schimmelpfennig

City Council Approves 750000 Loan To Borough Bills

The Tucson City Council authorized borrowing 750000 to cover city bills through the rest of the fiscal year. The loan from Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co carries 2.95 percent interest. Council also denied a tavern license at 941 943 West Congress Street after a protest by over 370 residents citing bus congestion and zoning.

Arizona Tax Commission Tucson Mgr Porter Homer Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co Menlo Park Congress St

Hydrants Contract Awarded for Annexed Area Project

The E. P. Hunziker Construction Co. won the bid to install 31 fire hydrants on water lines in the newly annexed area. The contract price is 8,170 dollars as part of a larger 252 hydrant program to qualify the area for Class B fire protection insurance rates.

E. P. Hunziker Construction Co

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