Robles Seeks Continuance In Federal Indictment
Frank G. Robles’s arraignment was moved to next Monday at 10 am in federal court after his motion for a bill of particulars. Judge James A. Walsh granted the delay at the prosecutor’s request, noting Robles must study the seven count indictment charging forged documents linked to Mexican nationals seeking U.S. admission.
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Jack Carson
Frank G. Robles
United States
James A. Walsh
Mary Anne Rei
Lars
Mann
Robles
U.S
Mexican Nationale
Arizona PM
Himsel
Bids On New Building Rejected In Tucson
Eight bids for a new 4500 square foot Social Security Administration building in downtown Tucson were rejected. Officials from the General Services Administration and Social Security plan to re-advertise within 10 days, extending the area for possible locations and likely leasing the building on a long term basis with occupancy by January 1, 1960.
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Aix
Tucson
Holland
Pro‘am
General Services Administration
Social Security
Woland
Social Security Administration
Burglars Loot Tucson Shops In Weekend Break-In Spree
Police report a spate of weekend burglaries in Tucson netting air conditioning gear about 400 spark plugs valued over 1100 dollars from Selby Motors 2000 E Broadway. A thief escaped with roughly 95 dollars in change from 313 Waltural St. Kinsey of K and K Trailer Mart described a 15 foot trailer lot stolen from a lot near 1820 N Oracle. Another theft at Root Garden Fish Market 601 N 10th Ave yielded 25 dollars in change from a hiding place in a refrigerator. Authorities noted the thief entered through a rear door and an apparent scare stopped further looting.
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Tucson
Selby Motors
E. Broadway
Altural St
Kinsey
Ouring Country
Root Garden
N. 10Th Ave
D.C. Kinsey
K&k
Oracle Ré
Cable Cut Darkens Liberty Island Power Loss
New York's Liberty Island suffers a blackout after a submarine cable from New Jersey was cut, leaving 12 residents and the statue caretakers by candlelight. Public Service Electric & Gas plans repairs, with sabotage suspected though the torch cable remains intact.
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New York Harbor
New Jersey
Public Service Electric & Gas, Co
Man and Woman In Mutual Knife Fracas
A man and a woman, Marie McAllister and Albert Spencer, both of 14 Sabine Alley, were described by police as involved in a mutual knife fight at La Cabana Tavern and along Meyer Avenue. They were in fair condition at Pima County Hospital, with McAllister on left hand and leg injuries and Spencer stabbed in the stomach and cut on the legs. Patrolman Jerry Gajewski stopped and disarmed them. both were booked in absentia on suspicion of aggravated assault.
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Ana
Pima County Hospital
Marie McAllister
Albert Spencer
Sabine Alley
la Cabana Tavern
S. Meyer ‘Ave
Meyer Avenue
Jerry Gajewski
Miss McAllister
Spencer
Santa Cruz Navy Goes Into Action at Sacre Pena Lake
Sheriff Connor reported Santa Cruz County navy patrols at Sacre Pena lanca lake. Deputies turned back several boats for overloading and missing life jackets as a new state rule requires children under eight to wear life jackets. About 1,300 to 2,000 people were at the lake. the lake is the largest in southern Arizona.
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Nogalesa
Santa Cruz
Connor
Arizona
Beefs Aroma Contains Rotten Egg and Ammonia Odors
University of Wisconsin researchers Professor Frank M. Strong and graduate student Mao Yueh found hydrogen sulfide and ammonia in the aroma of cooked beef. The two odors occur in exceedingly small amounts but contribute to the characteristic beef scent.
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Madison
Wis
Frank M. Strong
Mao Yueh
University of Wis
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