Hess Murder Trial Exhibits to Be Examined
Defense attorney A Alan Hanshaw requested access to prosecution exhibits for the Hess murder trial in Superior Court. The judge allowed examination of most items including clothing whisky bottles and a broken ash tray found near the Labor Temple. A diagram of the Labor Temple will be withheld for further study by prosecutors.
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Elmer R. Hess Jr
Hess
Superior Court
Tucson
Howard G. Grant
Alan Hanshaw
John F. Molloy
Labor Temple
Edward Berger
Berger
United Community Campaign
Grant
18 Year Old Faces Speeding Charge in City Court
An 18 year old appeared in Norman Oklahoma City Court on speeding and improper muffler charges. He said he was rushing to reach the county attorney to discuss a reckless driving charge pending against him.
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Norman
Okla
F. H. Parham
No Automatic Recount In South Tucson Vote
In South Tucson the May 22 election produced a 243 to 239 victory for Republican Frank M. Hillary over Democrat Jesus D. Ybarra. Deputy County Atty Edward Berger reversed an earlier stance and said losers may contest results, delaying an automatic recount. The decision now rests with Ybarra and attorney William Nettleton.
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Tucson
Frank M. Hillary
Jesus D. Ybarra
Edward Berger
Berger
Ybarra
William Netherton
Hillary
Richard Duffield
Lupe Eckstorm
South Tucson
Edward Alvarez
W. 30Th St
Mack Brewer
Justice of the
Clark Johnson
South Tucson Council
Dear Molly Mayfield I Felt Old at a Party
A reader writes about attending a party as a 20 year old with three babies at home while her husband works hard and dozes afterward. She felt rundown and excluded compared to younger guests and laments lost youth and excitement. The columnist encourages seeking shared interests with other young mothers and appreciating health and family.
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Molly Mayfield
Mrs. Mayfield
Boss Dinner Ends In Raise For Husband
A husband recounts inviting his boss and his boss’s wife for dinner after warning his own wife, who vanishes during preparations. The roast burns, the boss arranges a celebratory dinner out, and the next day the boss awards a raise, joking the wife needed help.
A Friend's Frank Answer On Giving Hospital Flowers
A reader asks about asking for a hospital bouquet from a friend who grows plants in a hothouse. The adviser notes the offer reflects shared generosity and that the approach was rude, not the refusal.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Move Favoring Alleys Adopted by CofC Tucson Group
A motion to favor alleys in city county and new subdivisions passed yesterday by the Tucson Beautiful Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. James Starnas led with five reasons citing cleaner fronts lower trash costs safer alleys and improved property values. The measure awaits chamber board approval and the committee also approved beautification certificates.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
James Starnas
Chamber Board of Directors
Camera Club to Judge Color Slides for PSA Competition
The Tucson Camera Club chosen by the Photographic Society of America to judge color slides from 40 member clubs. Beginning at 10 a.m. tomorrow, judging will be in Room 111 BPA Building at the University of Arizona. Jury includes Tad Nichols Inez Kinser and Lura B. Fuller.
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Tucson Camera Club
The
Photographic Society of America
Society
United States
BPA
University of Arizona
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