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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
4
A 17 year old local youth is held on suspicion of narcotics transport from border cities after a month long deputy investigation. He was seized downtown last night and may be hospital checked to detect concealed drugs.
Four youths charged in a knife robbery and suspected of staging several others were scheduled for arraignment in Justice Court today. Three suspects were arrested last weekend and one yesterday by Detective George Robles. The group includes James F E Lottes 18 David H Ray 21 William H Lewis 18 and James E Weems 20 all Davis Monthan airmen except Lewis. They allegedly robbed Robert Marquis 4145 EF Burns St after forcing him to drive into the desert taking a watch and two checks.
Berton E. Card, airman first class of 120 Wetmore Rd, has been appointed as a cadet to the Air Force Academy. He is the first academy cadet chosen from the Far East Air Force command. Card is stationed in Japan and among 13 cadets selected from regular armed forces to enter the academy.
Phoenix officials announce a new elementary school will be named for Silvestre Herrera, Arizona's only living Medal of Honor recipient. The school opens in the fall.
James H. Vaughan was approved as chief deputy county treasurer by the Pima County Board of Supervisors. Vaughan, who has worked in the treasurer's office since 1945, succeeds Louis Young who died of a heart attack on the job last week and was appointed by Treasurer Carroll H. Christian.
J. D. Earl becomes administrative officer of the Parker-Davis Project effective July 1. He previously served as regional administrative officer of the U S Bureau of Reclamation in Boulder City Nevada after joining the bureau in 1945 as budget officer in Denver. The Parker-Davis Project operates Parker and Davis Dams and maintains 1600 miles of transmission lines across Arizona California and Nevada.
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