Reformatory Integration Plan Abandoned in Indiana
Pendleton Indiana officials say an informal poll of inmates led to abandoning a plan for integrated living at the reformatory. A new dormitory will house an all Negro population due to sentiment against integration with only four of 60 white inmates and 20 of 40 Black inmates supporting integration. The facility holds about 2900 inmates with over 600 Black inmates. most other activities are integrated.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana Reformatory
Reformatory
UFO Talk By Moonwatch Member At Open House
Earl Sydow of Tucson Moonwatch will headline a talk on unidentified flying objects at an open house of Civil Air Patrol Squadron 5020 in the Old Armory at 7 pm Awards will be presented to outstanding cadets by Maj D L Erlich Arizona wing deputy for cadets A girls drill team will also demonstrate their routine
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Earl
Sydow
Tucson
Cuil Air Patrol Squadron 5020
D. L. Erlich
Arizona
Canadian Pacific Dome Streamliner Tour Promo
Travel ad offers a scenic dome streamliner from Toronto to Quebec and Lake Louise with 2 4 or 6 day all expense tours. Stops include Bant Lake Louise with various class options and family fare. Reservations through Canadian Pacific travel agent in Los Angeles.
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Toronto
Quebec
Canada
Bant- Lake Louise
U.S
Canadian Pacific
West Sixth St
Los Angeles
Madison
University of Arizona summer enrollees set record
Summer session at the University of Arizona opened with a record first day registration of 3 177 students. Dr Pendleton Gaines, dean of summer programs, said about 300 more are expected before the June 15 deadline as additional workshops for high school and grammar school students begin.
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University of Arizona
Pendleton Gaines
City Forces To Install 19 New Fire Hydrants
City officials decide to handle the installation of 49 hydrants in the annexed area with city crews after bids exceeded the plan. Work is to be finished by June 26, with residents gaining a 25 percent retroactive fire insurance rate cut since annexation.
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Homer
1St
2Nd Street
Stone Avenue
Caravan Inn
Sh Avenue
Six Jurors Tentatively Seated In Klumpp Murder Trial
In Cincinnati six jurors were seated tentatively as the Edythe Klumpp murder trial prepared to begin testimony next Monday. The 41 year old is charged with first degree murder in the killing of Louise Bergen, whose body was found burned after being transported in a car. Prosecutor Hover aims for a three day jury process. defense attorney Hopkins expects opening testimony Monday.
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Cincinnati
Edythe Klumpp
Klumpp
Bergen
Lake Cowan
Clinton County
Hamilton County
C Watson
William F. Hopkins
Hover
Hopkins
Planners Learn State Land Policy in Tucson Meeting
Louis C. Duncan manager of the State Land Department Phoenix will address a Tucson planning committee on a vast land use plan east of Pantano Wash. He will outline state policy for selling land as about one third of the 237 square miles are state owned. The committee of five groups meets at 1 30 p.m. at the county planning department offices with Tucson Home Builders Assn and Tucson Real Estate Board urging development access. Duncan comes per John Tsaguris request.
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Louis C. Duncan
State Land Department
Phoenix
Pantano Wash
Duncan
County Planning Department
Tucson Home Builders’ Assn
Tuc ‘Son Real Estate Board
John Tsaguris
Raccoons Found In Wall Of House
The Leonard Bielski family heard squealing and scratching after moving into a new Milwaukee home. The father cut a hole in the wall and pulled out five baby raccoons, accidentally sealed in the wall by builders.
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Milwaukee
Leonard Bielski
Bielski
Youths Given Suspended Sentences in Dyer Act Case
Two Oregon youths, William D. Spires and Edward C. Tuttle, received five year suspended sentences in USS District Court for a Dyer Act violation. They are already serving two to three year Arizona state prison terms for assault with a deadly weapon and were indicted for transporting a stolen auto from God River to Kingman on November 18. Judge James A. Walsh also revoked the probation of Ned Casey of the San Carlos Indian Reservation for theft on February 4, noting probation violations.
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Oregon
USS
William D. Spires
Edward C. Tuttle
Arizona State
God River
Ore
Kingman
Florence
James A. Walsh
Ned Casey
San Carlos
Casey
Walsh
Proba es Cases Involving Tucson Man and Border Smuggling
William J. Albert, 24, a Tucson native, waived a New Mexico grand jury indictment accusing him of transporting a stolen car from El Paso to Las Palillas on April 13. The case was continued. Charges of false oath and perjury against Homer D. Ellis were dismissed. Two Nogales youths, Francisco A. Ybarra Damiano, 48, and Pio Damiano Ybarra, 17, faced Sept. 8 trial after a grand jury indicted them for smuggling six horses across the border.
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William J. Albert
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Bank of Tucson
Stone and
Congress
Arizona National Bank
Porter W. Homer
Charles Branin
Gilbeys
Gilbey's Distiller
London
W. A. Gilbey, Li
Ohio
National Distillers Products Company
Louise Bergen
Madam Alexander
Walt Disney
Broadway
Pima Plantery Companyx
Lone WA
Joe Arthur Fulmer
Plumbers
E. Broadway
Grabes
General Electric
General Electric 12 Co
Pyrex Electric
Rams
Ruc
Auilune
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