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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1955

Page

4

Tucson Mayoral Hearing Bonds Notice 1955

City of Tucson announces that improvement bonds will be issued under Article 23, Chapter 16, Arizona Code. Bonds are payable from assessments of $25 or more in ten annual installments, with 3 percent interest. Public notice cites hearings, objections, and the process through the City Clerk.

Cir City of Tucson Main Avenue Tenth Avenue Eighteenth Street City of Tucson Twenty Second Street Papagojoe See Ineer The Or Son Arizona R.id Ze Twenty Third Street Paparo Street

Sanity hearing for Edith Borrow delayed for more testimony

Superior Judge J Mercer Johnson postponed the Edith Borrow sanity hearing to obtain two additional psychiatrists' testimony. Doctors testified Borrow suffered paranoid psychosis and danger, while defense and state attorneys echoed threats she allegedly made toward them.

Bob Stirling Edith Grace Borrow J. Mercer Johnson Morris K. Udall Borrow Udall McCarty Charles Gatewood

Infant Malformations Rise in Atom Bomb Exposures

Japanese doctor Dr Ichiro Hayashi reported 18 percent malformations in stillborns from atom bomb exposed parents versus 11 percent in non exposed, based on autopsies of over 800 Nagasaki cases. He urged caution due to postwar poverty and malnutrition factors.

Tokyo Ichiro Hayashi Nagasaki Medical University Nagasaki Hayashi U.S Hiroshima

Stolen Lumber and Door From Rincon Ranch Estates

Contractor Paul Buehrer reported theft of 1500 feet of 2x4 lumber stamped Reg Blanket Lumber Co and a sliding door from multiple homes under construction in Rincon Ranch Estates. Value set at 8330 with theft occurring between June 1 and June 10. report filed with sheriff.

Rincon Ranch

Week-Long Rains Cause Crash Deaths

A week of heavy rains and fog from the Dakotas to Virginia and from Colorado to Minnesota is blamed for multiple crashes. A Clermont Indiana father Lewis Jones and his two sons Theodore and Perry died when their panel truck was struck by a New York Central train. A Brewster New York couple and their infant escaped injury after a light plane crash landed in a farm field near Hobart Indiana. At Florence South Carolina a 67 year old flying great grandmother, Zaddie R Bunker, was guided to safe landing by a competitor after a storm while en route from Washington to Cuba.

Dakotas Virginia Colorado Minnesota New York Central Clermont Ind Lewis Jones Theodore Perry Jones Brewster N.Y Hobart James Leland Muriel Civil Aeronautics Authority Florence S. C Washington Cuba Zaddie R. Bunker Palm Springs Calif Frances Bera Los Angeles

Rail Men Shun British Offer

Striking British rail workers rejected the government wage proposal as Minister Sir Walter Monckton joined a joint session with the transport commission and the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen. The 70,000-strong strike has crippled Britain's rail system and pressured the economy amid faltering peace talks.

London British Walter Monckton Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers British Transport Commission Monckton Commission Union Britain

Ten Killed in B29 Crash Over Swabian Alps

A U S Air Force Superfortress crashed in dense fog 13 miles southeast of Stuttgart while on a non stop instrument training sweep over Germany. The pilot stalled on climb and the plane struck a mountainside 1,300 feet up the Swabian Alps, killing all 10 airmen aboard. The aircraft was based at Molesworth England and connected with B17 bombing missions in World War II.

Stuttgart Germany Britain Molesworth Air Force Base Nazi Germany England Swabian Alps

Eisenhower Withdraws Fry Postmaster Nomination

President Eisenhower withdrew the nomination of Mrs. Jimmie L. Matheson for postmaster in Fry after the White House said she did not meet the residency requirement within the delivery limits.

Washington Eisenhower Jimmie L. Matheson Fry White House

Senate debates draft extend bills amid House stalemate

As chairman of the armed services committee Senator Russell completed quick hearings on four year draft extensions for 16 to 26 year olds and a two year extension for doctors. He favored a strong national reserve and universal military training but noted House deadlock blocked action. Eisenhower urged House resolution and removal of a segregation rider to salvage the reserve manpower program.

Senate Russell Armed Services Committee Pentagon House Eisenhower

Australia Press Rages At Jail Without Trial For Newsmen

Canberra reports say two newsmen Raymond Fitzpatrick and Frank Browne of Bankstown Observer were jailed for three months by the House of Representatives for alleged breach of privileges. Sydney papers condemn the action as a breach of due process and free press, noting lack of trial or counsel.

Australia Canberra Sydney Justice Raymond Fitzpatrick Frank Browne Bankstown Observer House of Representatives House Privileges Committee Labor Charles Morgan House Browne Sydney Telegraph THE Sydney Herald Herald Canberra Times

Development Board Meet Set Monday

The Arizona Development Board, with representatives from all 14 counties, will meet in Nogales on Monday to survey the southern region. Recent state appropriation of 97000 funds will be reviewed, along with projects and expenditures led by chairman J Morris Richards and secretary Stanley Worner who will report on tourism and industry expansion efforts.

Nogales Arizona Development Board Arizona Winslow J. Morris Richards Stanley Worner Thoenix

Boys Chorus Lisbon Concert Praised by Lisbon Critics

Eduardo Caso, chorus director, sent a telegram to the Tucson Daily Citizen praising the Lisbon concert by the Tuc son Boys Chorus as the finest representation of American culture. Lisbon critics called the performance a triumph and demanded a repeat.

Tucson Boys Chorus Tucson Daily Citizen Eduardo Caso

Public Notice Hearing on Stone Avenue paving Tucson

The Tucson Mayor and Council will hear objections to the Stone Avenue Drachman to Orouiet paving assessment. The superintendent recorded the assessment June 6 1955 under Street Contract 224 with resolution references. Hearing set for June 20 1955 at 1 30 PM in City Hall Council Chamber.

Ivan R. Hawkins Ereby Tucson City OF Council Chamber City Mall City of Tucson Pany Boa Manlove Stine

City to issue improvement bonds for Tucson project

The notice outlines improvement bonds representing costs and expenses for work in Tucson. Bonds are payable from a special fund via ten annual installments of twenty five dollars or more, with 3 percent interest, and published under City authority per Resolution No. 3179 dated June 6 1955 in the Tucson Daily Citizen.

MATOS Tucson Arizona City OF Dall Avenue Copper Street Tyndall Avenue Euclid Avenue Euclid City of Tucson Mneering Department City of Tucson Engineering Department City of Engineerin Department C R Street Silver Street Property Line Ocotillo Park City of Tucson County Recorder of County City Engineer Mentherein Arezona Don Hummel Oyer

Notice of Bids for Alvernon Drainage Project

The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona invites sealed bids for the Alvernon drainage project from Ft. Lowell to the Rillito River. Bids must be received by 11:00 A.M. June 20, 1955, at the Clerk of the Board office with a certified or cashier’s check. Plans and specifications available at the County Engineers Office. Deposit required. bid bonds accompany bids. contract must enter by successful bidder. The project completion is 70 days from contract approval. the board may waive irregularities. Published June 8 to 18, 1955.

Palo Verde Arizona Pima County S. 8Th Avenue Tucson Board of Supervisors Industrial Commission of Arizona Alvernon Lowell Rillito River Board of Sarre Lest Pima County Engineees South Sth Avenue Ft. Lowell Nes Ork

Tucson Public Schools Sealed Bid Notice for Grass Seed

The Purchasing Agent of Tucson Public Schools will accept sealed bids at 15 South Park Avenue Tucson Arizona until 1 30 PM Friday June 11 1955 for grass seed fertilizer and sulfur. Bid envelopes must show bid call number date and time and include Arizona sales tax where applicable. The district may reject any bid in whole or part and waives informalities for its best interests. June 9 10 and 11 1988 Tucson Daily Citizen.

Tucson Public South Park Avenue Tucson Arizona South Avenue Zona Tucson Public School Arnt Cell Tucson Daily Citizen

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