Planners re elect Shein to lead zoning commission
The City Planning and Zoning Commission re elected Ben Shein as chairman and voted support for a large operating budget increase. A budget request of 91 918 was sent to the manager, later trimmed to 46 600, with the commission backing full needs and urging council approval. Walter Risch was re elected vice chairman, A M Faure remains executive secretary, all by unanimous vote.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Ben Shein
Porter W. Homer
Homer
Pima County
City Commission
Walter Risch
A. M. Faure
Girls Have Real Cause For Alarm
In Columbus Ohio Theta Kappa Phi members hid alarm clocks in their fraternity house during a weekend party. Alarm sounds at 4 AM alerted 32 women occupying the home, forcing them to hunt for the clocks before leaving.
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Columbus
Ohio
Theta Kappa Phi
Ohio State University
Wisconsin engineer professor retires after 25 years of class photos
Prof. Joseph D. Livermore of the University of Wisconsin plans to retire this year after taking and distributing class photos for nearly a quarter century. He has given each engineering student a copy of their own picture to remember his courses.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Engineering
Joseph D. Livermore
Livermore
Miss New York State 1959 Leads Delta Sigma Pi Beauty
Bonnie Jo Marquis of Huntington Indiana, a freshman at Ithaca College, was named Miss New York State 1959 and also crowned Rose of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi after judging from entries submitted by fraternity chapters nationwide.
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Ithaca
N. Y
UPI
Bonnie Jo Marquis
New York State
Delta Sigma Pi
Huntington, L. 1
Ithaca College
Burglars Find Empty Safe After Welding Through Wall
In Middleport New York thieves cut through a safe with a welding torch at an auto dealer office only to find the safe empty and unlocked. Police investigate the break in and note no inventory was taken.
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Middleport
N.Y
UPI
Tucson Library Official Edith M. Kirby Dies at 67
Edith M. Kirby, 67, longtime Tucson Public Library assistant director, died at St. Marys Hospital after months of illness. Born October 20, 1891 in Columbus Kansas, she lived in Joliet Illinois before moving to Tucson 30 years ago. She taught in Frankfort Illinois and studied library science at the University of Arizona. Survived by daughter Mrs Milton Moore and other relatives. funeral arrangements pending at Arizona Mortuary.
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Edith M. Kirby
Tucson
Columbus
Kan
Joliet, Til
Kirby
Frankfort
Ill
University of Arizona
Columbia University
Arizona Mortuary
Injury suit settles before trial in Arizona case
Mrs. Mary Urschel and her husband Eldon Urschel of Corona Del Mar Calif settled a $107,224 personal injury lawsuit against Tucson organist Arthur N. Crowell for an undisclosed sum on the eve of trial. The 1956 collision at N 4th Ave and E 3rd St caused back and neck injuries to Mrs Urschel.
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Mary
Urschel
Superior Court
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