Tucsonian Faces Bad Check Count
A. L. Richards, 57, of 1150 E. Speedway, was charged yesterday by city police with writing a bad check for $8.50 to Vic's Trading Post at 1319 S. 6th Ave. Memorial Day. A Valley National Bank report noted his account was closed at that time. He is free on a $50 bond.
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E. Speedway
Richards
Vic’s
Trading Post
S. 6Th Ave
Memorial Day
Valley National Bank
Dear Misery: Break Up With the Jealous Boyfriend
A reader asks how to end a seven month relationship marked by jealousy and abuse. The columnist urges clear separation, avoiding contact, and not forgiving, noting the partner’s controlling behavior and threats.
Dear Puzzled Corner Him Quietly for a Date
Advice for a shy boy who talks about a girl but won’t speak to her. The reader should invite him to a school event and consider discreet signals like sending a photo with a note to show interest. The counselor urges patient, low pressure action over bold pursuit.
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Molly Mayfield
Old Argument Ends In Court
In Warwick Rhode Island two longtime friends were fined 10 dollars each for reveling after an argument dating back 20 years. Ernest A. Beaudoin age 44 of Warwick and Raymond A. Potter age 43 of Providence paid the fines in district court as police noted the dispute stemmed from a decades old quarrel.
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Warwick
Ernest A. Beaudoin
Raymond A. Potter
Providence
Potter
Career Cut Short Wins 100000 Judgment
In San Fernando California 17 year old Sharon Richards on appeal a $100000 judgment awarded against chiropractors Drs Craig Crockard and J G. The case says cast and improperly set broken wrist led to swelling gangrene and elbow amputation on January 10 1956. The suit was filed through her mother Erma Mast and denied by the doctors. Judge Alfred Paonessa delivered the nonjury verdict.
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San Fernando
Calif
Sharon Richardson
Craig E. Crockard
J. G
Erma P. Mast
Alfred Paonessa
Elm roots invade store as tree burrows into Chicago shop
Store employees on North Clark Street in Chicago protected a Chinese elm in front of the shop. The tree’s roots grew downward about 15 feet into the store, filling the interior with dirt as workers took pains to safeguard a bit of nature.
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Chicago
Clark Street
Doan's Pills Offer Relief For Nighttime Discomfort
Misery from nagging backache and restless sleep prompts Doan's Pills as a suggested remedy. The ad cites relief from bladder irritation and mild diuretic action, urging readers to buy now and save money with the new packaging.
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Dogn
Doan
Wee & Res
Pflimlin Bid Doomed By Socialists
Paris reports the Socialist Party voted 74 to 22 against backing Pierre Pflimlin as France's premier ending hopes for a new government. President Rene Coty may turn to Radical Party Senator Jean Berthoin as next premier designate after the Socialist setback. Pflimlin, 50, head of the MRP, had insisted on Socialist support to govern.
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Paris
Socialist Party
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Socialist
Pflimlin
Rene Coty
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
National Assembly
Tomahawk Tool Of His Trade
New York police arrested an Indian, William W. Martin, 48, for disorderly conduct after spotting a tomahawk on his belt. He was acquitted after insisting the hatchet was a tool of his trade.
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New York
Hawk
William W. Martin
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