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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1956
Page
6
Crossword clues and garbled entries form a partial puzzle list with scattered words like Wander Concepts and assorted fragments. The text includes numbers and stray letters suggesting an incomplete grid and inconsistent across and down entries.
Readable fragments show magistrate Edward J. Valeski and Clark Johnson presiding in precinct 2 with cases including alleged burglary and drunk driving. Superior Court Mercer Johnson Division 1 and others handled damages and complaints. References to St Marys Hospital and various addresses appear among mixed legal notices.
Three new members joined the Pima County Commission yesterday. Boyd T. Prior, vice president and secretary of the Lusk Corp, heads the group alongside Alexander Le Abbott and John Phebus. Reappointed were Chairman Gordon M. Luepke and Ajo members John ONeill and Alton Netheriin.
A damage suit filed by Edward C. Scofield, owner of an egg ranch near Tucson Airport, alleging aircraft noise harmed egg production, was settled out of court for an undisclosed amount. The case involved Grand Central Aircraft Co and American Airlines with study reports from Davis Monthan AFB and legal maneuvers to obtain them.
Dr. J Ayron McCormick of the University of Arizona is appointed to the Arizona Interstate Stream Commission. The former university president joins the law faculty and fills the seat left by Dr. Alfred Atkinson who resigns. Atkinson plans extended absence from the water board. Term runs to January.
Meetings listed include Tucson Bridge at 3819 N Los Altos on Sunday and 3519 N Los Altos on Monday at noon, Tucson Traffic Club at the Elks Club 1243 PM, and South Tucson Tons Club meeting at the Hula hut, outlining local gathering times and venues.
A brief note from Columbia CSO highlights a fire safety issue on campus. Officials urge quick action and routine checks as students report smoke near maintenance areas. No injuries reported, investigations ongoing with campus security coordinating with local fire department.
Tokyo reports a surge in marriages between American servicemen and Japanese women since 1947 and a climb since mid 1955. Consul James Riddie notes daily marriages rose from six or seven to about 14 or 15 by year end, with the rate continuing into spring.
Unemployed benefits totaling £210.00, claimed by telco workers Baas Belay, were held by Superior Court Judge Warren McCarthy amid a strike against Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph in the Phoenix area. Arizona Employment Service official Charles C. Bernstein issued a restraining order delaying payments. Commissioner Robert R. Steward urged dissolution, but the judge kept the order in place pending Monday's court review.
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