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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
19
The Tucson Daily Citizen YMCA Learn To Swim program offers free instruction for 8 to 13 year olds. Registration is open at the Central Lighthouse and South branches and closes tomorrow after which signups cannot be accepted.
Police blotter reports include a purse stolen from a visitor in Judge Lee Garrett’s office, a front window torn at Do The Fix It Shop, a missing pet peacock worth 75 dollars, four intoxicated men released in City Court due to missing case reports, and a hired man’s horse stolen with saddle and bridle valued at 225 dollars.
Frank Golden of 1014 E Chauncey Lane pleaded not guilty in City Court to telling fortunes without a license. He is free on 100 dollar bond until trial at 7 30 p m on July 25. Two other local seers Mrs Sarah Valencia of 198 N Court Ave and Mrs Gladys Meacham of 3926 E Fair Ave had similar cases continued to Friday. Police trainees reported the three told fortunes while unlicensed. Det Capt William Ross and investigators handled the case for City Atty H Earl Rogger.
A Massachusetts woman, Thelma Trott, 59, of Winchester, died in a January fall from the Pioneer Hotel. Her estate, valued at over 106 thousand dollars, includes more than 90 thousand in American Telephone and Telegraph Co. shares. Marian E. Friis of Cumberland, Maine, her sister, was appointed administrator and heir. No will was found. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
The Citizen outlines a puzzle with a $125 prize for correct solutions. Entries must reach the Citizen office by 9 a.m. Thursday.
An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death of 1-year-old David Cervantez of Tucson. He died early today at St. Mary's Hospital after being found wedged between his bed and mattress. Firefighters administered oxygen but could not revive him. funeral arrangements were pending at Reilly Funeral Home.
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