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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1955

Page

3

Court blocks testimony by Borrow in Hautem murder case

In Superior Court Judge Robert S. Tullar blocked the county attorney from obtaining a sworn deposition from Edith Grace Borrow to use as evidence in the murder trial of Frank A. Hautem. Defense attorneys had opposed the deposition, noting the defense retains the right to such testimony. Borrow, now at Pima County Hospital, faced a sanity hearing this Friday, which could affect her potential courtroom testimony set for June 28.

Edith Grace Borrow Frank A. Hautem Robert S. Tullar Hautem Frank J. Barry Nogales Raul Castro Tullar Borrow

Turncoat GI's Wife Says He Wants To Return

Mrs Jewell Bell says her husband former Cpl Otho G Bell one of 21 American POWs who refused repatriation after the Korean truce wants to come home. She cites two letters dated Apr 5 and 1a expressing the desire to return and notes passport hurdles and Red China location. Bell, 24, is son of Elbert A Bell of Hillsboro Mississippi and was married at Fort Lewis before the war.

Olympia, Wash. AM Otho G. Bell Jewell Bell Red Cross Bell Red China Slc Frances ‘Knight United States Knight Hong Kong Tron Red China Elbert, A. Bell Hillsboro Miss Ae Bell Fort Lewis Here

Pampered Poodle public safety incident appears no nearer

A Tucson area case labeled the Pampered Poodle public safety incident remains unresolved after week of police inquiry. Mrs Leslie Gordon and Mrs Bonnie Liebes, both involved, deny intent. one victim, a 28 year old dog grooming partner, was treated for a skull wound and discharged after admission. Paraffin tests on Gordon’s hands were delayed with results expected tomorrow.

Sheriff's Department Leslie Joan Gordon Gordon Bonnie Alice.Liebes E. Hawthorne St Walden V. Burr

Dr Cornsweet Due Here Tonight In Tucson Tonight

Dr Tom Norman Cornsweet arrives in Tucson after earning a PhD in psychology from Brown University. A reception will be held by his parents at their Catalina Foothills home Thursday evening as he plans a three week stay before returning east with his wife.

Tom Norman Cornsweet Tucson Brown University Providence R. I Cornsweet Albert Cornsweet Catalina Foothills Young Cornsweet Foothills Cornell Brown Yale

Gamez Sentenced for Drunk Driving in City Court

Juan P. Gamez, 45, pleaded guilty to drunken driving after a minor collision on the Freeway. City Magistrate Peter Lownie sentenced him to 100 days in jail and 10 days suspended. Felice booked Gamez at Rh 2 Box 776 after his car struck the rear of Frank H. Larriva’s vehicle at 440 Congress St.

Juan P. Gamez Peter Lownie Felice Gamez Frank’ H. Larriva Congress St

Airman Pleads Guilty to Grand Theft in Colorado

A 19 year old AWOL airman from Lowry AFB Denver admitted stealing a 1935 station wagon from Dr. Don B Campbell after escaping from Davis Monthan AFB. He entered a plea of guilty before Judge Robert Tullar and will be sentenced next Monday. The accused, Arnold Leroy White, was stopped by a roadblock near Show Low after a high speed escape northward. Other court actions included several pleas and continuances in tabulated cases before Judge Krucker and Judge Tullar.

Robert Tullar Arnold Leroy. White Lowry Afb Denver Colo Don’ B. Campbell White Davis-Monthan Afb Show Low

Phones Take Beating On South 6th Avenue

A rash of stolen pay phones hits South 6th Avenue with at least three units ripped from walls in three days. The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co reports five phones missing, including pay booths at Ace Auto Sales and two service stations on 6th Avenue. A witness saw three juvenile boys near a pay phone Saturday night and fleeing when cars passed.

South 6Th Avenue Sheriff's Office Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Harold’ Longui Ace 6Th Ave Kirk Chevron Red Horse S. 6Th Ave

Hanson Death Unavoidable in Pedestrian Collision

Hans E. Hanson a 73 year old retired building contractor died after stepping into a southbound Nogales highway traffic lane. A coroner jury ruled his death unavoidable declaring he ran into the road and was struck by the car driven by Jack Taylor who said Hanson glanced north then stepped into traffic. Hanson died instantly from a ruptured heart and multiple injuries.

Hans E. Hanson Hanson Clark H. Johnson Jack Taylor Nogales Highway Bimery Park Taylor Hughes Aircraft Co

Mortgage loans and insurance on owner occupied properties

Be Grady of Golden Rule Realty offers first mortgage loans at 5 percent with 334 percent life insurance on owner occupied homes duplexes and mercantile buildings for 10 and 20 year terms. Quick service refinancing available through Be Grady fh 23241 628 North 4th Avenue.

BE. L. Grady Golden Rule Realty 4Th Ave

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