Emory Hyde Rites Scheduled At Eight Tonight
Funeral services for Emory J. Hyde, a longtime Tucson resident and Rotary leader, will be held at 8 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. Hyde, 77, died last night at his home after a period of ill health. His body will be shipped to Ann Arbor, Michigan for burial. Donations to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation Southwest Chapter are requested in lieu of flowers. Hyde chaired Tucson Rotary’s scholarship committee and was active in civic groups including the YMCA, Lighthouse YMCA, and various Rotary and University of Michigan alumni organizations. He held a law degree from Michigan and coached at Texas Christian University from 1905 to 1907. He is survived by his wife Agnes, a brother, two children, and three grandchildren.
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Motel Sold For $80,000 At 12-Unit Tucson Site
The 12-unit Don Motel at 2445 N Oracle Rd Tucson sold for 80000. Vera Crowe sold to Mr and Mrs Carl Livoisi originally of Plainfield MJ. Roth Realty Co negotiators Hyman Bassuk and Herbert Greenbeck report future plans include a swimming pool and improvements.
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Drowns After Pleas for Help Ignored by Passersby
Gerald Liptak, 14, drowned in a pond at night while two boys in a rowboat declined aid. Joseph Lupas, 15, shouted for help after Liptak disappeared. passersby and drivers did not intervene, leaving the boys unable to rescue him.
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Polio Cases Lag Behind Last Year Across Nation
Public Health Service reports polio cases this year well below 1955 levels with 1 864 cases to date and 120 new cases last week. Paralytic cases are also down and regional breakdown shows varying eight week counts across New England Middle Atlantic East North Central West North Central South Atlantic East South Central West South Central and Pacific regions.
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