Sunnyside Recall Vote Sets Tomorrow in South Side District
Sunnyside residents will vote at the Sun School auditorium 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on recall of four current trustees after controversy over the firing of Sunnyside High Principal Thomas P. Grove. Incumbents face challenge from Joseph Stogryn and others, with public meetings held by both sides and recall candidates outlining ethics and morale concerns.
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Sunnyside
Sun- School
E. Valencia Rd
Sunnyside High School
Thomas P. Grove
Grove
South Side
Wilbur Phillips
Nielsen
C. J. Nichols
A.D. Kille
Raymond D. Streich
Phillips
Joseph Stogryn
Thomas Stubblefield
John A. Ramsey
Nichols
H. Fredrick Gassan
Kille
Ramsey
Calle Medina
Sunnnyside
San Xavier Rock & Sand Co
PTA
Arizona Law on Court Confidences and Testimony
A survey of privileges protecting private life in Arizona courts notes that personal communications remain confidential among spouses clergy physicians and lawyers. Exceptions allow testimony in cases of abandonment paternity nonsupport or threats of violence. The article outlines that sworn witnesses may be compelled but certain intimate details are safeguarded by law.
Preparation H touted as cure all ointment
An advertisement claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute has turned piles into a non issue. The product named Preparation H is available in ointment form through druggists with a money back guarantee.
ColonAid claims overnight relief from constipation
Constipation relief product Cotonaip boasts rapid effects with gentle action safe for pregnancy. It markets as superior to bulk or stimulant laxatives and claims no gas or absorption interference. Clinically tested with no rash, it emphasizes colon toning and easy tablet form at 98 cents.
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CoLonam
Colonaid
Youth Granted New Trial in Back Shot Damage Suit
Thirteen year old Edward Howell, son of Mr and Mrs John D Howell, granted a new trial by Superior Court Judge J Mercer Johnson after a 6644.37 damages award. Howell had been shot in the back while playing in a garage with other boys at Wetmore Motor Sales and Tucson Implement Co 119 E Wetmore Rd. The April trial heard a $53584 damages claim against L E Haaland and F A Stubblefield who argued the boys entered the locked garage to obtain the pistol. The judge cited high damages, new evidence and evidentiary errors as reasons for the new trial and noted possible further surgery for Howell.|
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Edward Howell
John D. Howell
W. Wetmore Rd
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Howell
Johnson
L. E. Haaland
F. A. Stubblefield
Wetmore Motor Sales
Tucson Implement Co
Refugee Orchestra Debuts in Vienna Concert Hall
The Philharmonica Hungariaca, a refugee ensemble from Hungary, received favorable reviews for its first concert at the Vienna Concert Hall. The group, formed by musicians who fled Hungary after last October's uprising, debuted yesterday with funding from organizations including the Rockefeller and Ford foundations.
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Vienna
Philharmonica Hungariaca
Hungary
Rockefeller
Ford Foundations
Ex-Boxer's Murder Trial Postponed
Maricopa Superior Judge Francis Donofrio granted a continuance until July 25 in the first degree murder trial of former prize fighter Lonnie Craft once known as Battling Black Jack. Craft, 40, was to face trial Wednesday for allegedly shooting his former wife Virginia Cook on March 6, with psychiatrists to examine his sanity.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Francis Donofrio
Lonnie Craft
Battling Black Jack
Craft
Virginia Cook
Campaign Now On To Scrap Bushel
Kansas City report discusses replacing the bushel with weight measures in farming. Kansas officials note the shift to hundredweights will change how wheat and other crops are priced and measured. Roy Freeland warns farmers will resist, especially the phrase bushel per acre versus hundredweight per acre.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Roy Freeland
The
Kansas Board
Freeland
Public Records Defendants and Plea Dates
William Burns pleads not guilty to simple assault with trial set for June 20. Rosales faces drunk driving and related fines and a failure to yield charge. Anthis forfeits bond after disorderly conduct. Bessick carries concealed weapon with sanctions. Boyd permits disorderly house and lewd acts with penalties. Martin Jr lewd acts with fines. Gibson and Quincy face lewd acts with penalties. Conner charged with larceny. Floyd writes bogus checks with penalties. Murillo drunk driving with fines and days.
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William Burns
Fortunado C. Rosales
Darryl Anthis
Houston Bessick
Mary Boyd
Martin Jr
Larry Gibson
Ronald Quincy
Beauregard Conner
Bobby Floyd
John Murillo
Burglary and DUI cases heard in Justice Court
Edward J. Valeski presided as Juan Gomez faced burglary charges with a $1000 bond for a June 6 preliminary hearing. Roberto A. Majaica waived prelims and awaits Superior Court with a $5000 bond. Virgil Totten pleaded not guilty to DUI and hit and run, held on $250 for June 10 trial. Everett Chavez dismissed by county attorney. Clark Hopwood and Robert Hopwood face speeding and other counts with bonds and a jail alternative. Peter Morales pleads not guilty to DUI, bond $200 for June 8. Additional notes include multiple births, hospital births, and obituaries from Tucson area hospitals and funeral listings.
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Edward J. Valeski
Juan Gomez
Roberto A. Majaica
Virgil Ray Totten
Everett Chavez
Clark H. Johnson
Robert D. Hopwood
Court Decrees and Damages Filed in Multiple Civil Actions
A list of Superior Court cases across divisions detailing complaints for damages and debts with amounts: cases include Johnson versus Hurford for 37500, Padilla versus Freese for 1.40, Smith versus Watson for 12080, Farmers Ins Group versus Wilde for 201.52, Cottage Grove Acceptance versus Gloriosa for 1097.79, Henry Electric Co versus Peabody for 2027.21, and several debt or decree actions involving Hawkins, Rowe, Loya, and others with various party pairs and decrees.
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Leo Faulkner
Marie A Hurford
Tony A. Padilla
Eldon
Freese
Grant Road
Horace W. Smith
William T. Watson
Farmers Ins. Group
Henrietta D. Wilde
Cottage Grove Acceptance Co
James P. Gloriosa
Jack Henry
Henry Electric Cove
Arthur Peabody Et Ax
Local Listings Reveal Names and Ages in Tucson Area
A list of individuals including Robert B. Watson, Anne Marie Dunn, Howard Lee Adams, Shirley Gypter, Aris Gerald Lee Carpenter, Pat Ann Watson, John M. Ganez, Shery Mae Goddard, William W. Muff, Bally Hoselton, Eric John re Poole, and Roxanne Riffie associated with Tucson and nearby Cochise and Sierra Vista. Ages range from 1 to 36 with multiple residences in Tucson.
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Robert B. Watson
Anne Marie Dunn
Tucson
Howard Lee
Adams
Sierra Vista
Shirley Gypter
Cochise
Aris
Gerald Lee Carpenter
Salem
Ill
Pat Ann Watson
John M. Ganez
Shery Mae Goddard
William W. Muff
Bally Hoselton
Eric John Re Poole
Roxanne Riffie
Local Obituaries Summary From Tucson Area
Multiple deaths reported in Tucson area. Antonio Amado Jr aged 34 and May B Kring died recently with funeral services arranged at Reilly's Arizona Mortuary and Arizona Mortuary Cremation. Joseph Solomon aged 7 burial and service coordinated through Arizona Mortuary and Kansas City. Frederick Cobert 81 funeral in Chicago. Willie G Daniel 40s died here. services at Brings Funeral Home. Frank Deshurlaby 61 burial at South Lawn Memorial Park. Bernice Froyo and Ann Hattala noted with services at Reilly's and local churches respectively.
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Amado
Antonio Jr
Armida
Gloria Vega
London
England
Reilly
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope
Kring
May B
E. Grant
William H. Hobbs
Arizona
Solomon
Joseph
Sm FE Burns
Tucson
Julius
Harry
Rose Tannenbaum
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cobert
Frederick
Hildegarde Hutchingon
E. Leeter St
Chicago
Daniel
Willie G
Hemlock Straw
Othe A. Eure
South Lawn Memorial Park
Deshurlaby
Frank
E. Mth
Mary
Ralph E. Reese
William L. Reese
Betty McCarty
Costa Mesa
Calif
Froyo
Bernice
Bilby
John
Gerald Richard
Nicholas Sandt
Mary Callistoe
Duane Sandt
Louise Stein
Diane Sandt
Reilly's
Hattala
Ann
Erie
Fire calls log heavy with gasoline leaks and fires
Saturday and Sunday fire call records show multiple gasoline leaks, shed and house fires, brush fires, a frame house blaze, and a lumberyard fire. Units include Engines 1 2 3 5 7 11 22, Trucks 1 3 11 612 618, and city note. locations span Scott Broad way Fourth Street Star Avenue Benson Highway Park Avenue Santa Rosa Boulevard and surrounding Tucson areas.
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Scott and Broadway
4Th St
Star Ave
Pennington St
N. Pforgens Ave
Sears Roebuck and Co
N. 6Th Ave
N. Campbell Ave
E. Glenn St
Brush Fire
Park Ave
Seth St. Brush
Npm
Santa Rose Blvd
Speedway
Lumberyard
N. Sante Rosa Bivd
Lumberyerd Fire
Cetalina
Playing It Safe Brings Injuries
Arthur Henderson 34 of Apollo was behind a tree for safety as a blast at a strip mine exploded. The tree fell and crushed him, leaving a broken left shoulder and multiple rib fractures. He is hospitalized in New Kensington in fair condition.
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New Kensington
Arthur Henderson
Apollo
Henderson
New Kensington Hospital
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Stogryn
Plumbers & Steamfitters
Liberty School Pta
Slith Ave
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
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Sunnyside Boosters
Calle Mila
American Airlines
Ben C. Fidler
Douglas
Sunnyside Pta
Pima County Council Pta
Elvira Rd
Hughes Aircraft Co
Mission Manor School
Pima County Council of
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YMCA
Bowes Sea Fast Products
Earl Bailey
Benson Hwy
Gassan
Hughes
San Xavier Boy Scout District
Valencia Rd
Sidney Nielsen
Joseph Stogryn Thomas Stubblefield
A. D. Kille
H. Frederick Gassan
New York, N. Y
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Jim Russell
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Tony Olivas
S. 4Th Ave
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Marana
Ariz
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W. Lincoln
Alex Armenta
Fresno
John Frenz
E. Poe
Manuel Cortez
S. Liberty
Harvey Johnson
Winkelman, Ariz
Tucson Medical Center
Jack Arnold
S. Wilshire Dr
Thomas Bachrach
Efith St
Edward Nelson
Earl Blades
N. Swen Rad
Morris Lee
Doreen Viste
Set
Robert Bush
Easy St
Mase
SS. Peter & Pail Catholic Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Stanley
Mary Hattala
Mike
John Hattala
Napa
Hoffman
Walter
Hermosa Beach
Helen A. Rye
Ann Elizabeth Price
Grace R. Crisler
Winnipeg
Ontario
First Methodist Church of
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Leathers
Barbara Mary
Calle de la Anzzona
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Patty Leathers
Bernard Bialk
Michigan
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S. 6Th Ave
Lee Garrett
Robert S. Tullar
Herbert F. Krucker
Duke
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Thomas H. Jr
Hawkins
Joyce
Thomas
Rowe
Frankie
Margaret
Decree Shuman
B. Lenore
William
Loya
Mercedes F
Gabriel M
Alexander
Mattie G
Ceel L
Grayce Gibson O'Neill
Charlie
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EIA
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Tucson Golly
Tucson Newspapers Inc
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Stone
Messile St
4Th Ave
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