Free at 62 after 18 years in prison for murder
Dr. S O Netherton, Kansas' most famous convict, was paroled at 62 after 18 years for his wife’s 1928 murder in Olathe. He plans to live with Dorothy Lane in Kansas City until he stabilizes, then pursue gardening with no malice toward the man who confessed and retracted.
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Lansing
Kans
S. O. Netherton
Netherton
Kansas
Net
Dorothy Lane
Kansas City
United Press
Olathe
State Prison
Vincent Williamson
Robert H. Hudspeth
Williamson
Geney
Mousetail Tennessee Named from Civil War Rat Tail Landing
In Mousetail Tennessee locals recount origins of the town name tied to a Civil War era river landing called Rat Tail located a half mile below the village. The anecdote links historic river traffic to the peculiar name enduring in WUP records.
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Western
Tennessee
Elks And Legion Unite For Flag Day Ceremony
Tucson marks Flag Day with an 8 p.m. ceremony at the Davis Monthan air base band shell hosted by the Elks and American Legion Morgan McDermott Post No 7. The event includes nine historic flags, a review of the flag’s history, and a speech by former Pima County Superior Court Judge Fred W. Pickett.
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Tucson
United States
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Shell
Tucson Elks Club
Morgan McDermott Post No. 7
American Legion
Fred W. Pickett
Pima County Superior Court
Davis-Monthan
Air Force Base
Randolph Park
Drive-In Theater Plans Dropped on Treat Avenue
Promoters abandon plans to build Tucson's third drive in theater on Treat Avenue near Broadway after Broadway Neighborhood Association gathered about 500 signatures opposing the project. The deal includes support for business zoning when county zoning takes effect and the sale of the property.
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Treat Avenue
Broadway
Broadway Neighborhood Association
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Norman B. Gardiner Jr
Meyer Agron
Dallas Day
Arnold Mandell
New Librarian Edna Snyder Joins University of Arizona
Miss Maye Edna Snyder to assume duties as documents librarian at the University of Arizona on Wednesday. She comes from Pennsylvania State University where she was government documents librarian. The UA, a federal depository, receives about 5,000 documents yearly.
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Maye Edna Snyder
University of Arizona
Frederick N. Cromwell
Miss Snyder
Pennsylvania State University
Barbara Smith
Oklahoma City Public Library
Susquehanna University
Drexel Institute of Technology
Cromwell
Malcolm Jailed And Fined $100 In Court
Corp. Wally L Malcolm an 18 year old Davis Monthan airman was fined 100 and jailed 15 days by Justice Clark H Johnson on reckless driving after being followed by deputy sheriffs May 28. The report says he exceeded 70 mph. he denied drinking while the officer stated he had.
UA digs reopen at Point of Pines field school
Archaeology field school of the University of Arizona and the state museum begins its third year at Point of Pines with 20 students in residence for eight weeks through Aug. 11. Participants earn six college credits and study diggings dating 1400 to 500 A.D. or earlier under Dr. Emil W. Haury and E. B. Sayles.
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Point of Pines
University of Arizona
State Museum
Globe
Emil W. Haury
Theuniversity Anthropology Department
E. B. Sayles
Haury
U. S
William Wisdom Speaks at Penn Mutual Conference
William Wisdom of 2803 Abel Street delivered a talk at the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co conference held at the Ahwahnee in Yosemite National Park. He was named a national delegate from among over 2,000 representatives and spoke on To The Top Through Struggle in the Small Community.
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William Wisdom
Abel St
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co
Ahwahnee
Yosemite National Park
Wisdom
Leaf-nose Bat Features Distinct Leaf and Horseshoe Shape
The upper portion of the African Leaf-nose Bat’s nose resembles a leaf while the lower half forms a horseshoe. This unique morphology identifies the species and aids sensory function in flight.
Driver Innocence Plea After Three-Car Wreck
Louis Robinson 42 of 4014 E Lee St pleads innocent to drunk and reckless driving in Po lice Magistrate Paul J. Cella's court. He was one of three motorists charged after a three car crash at Jackson St and South Stone.
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Louis Robinson
E. Lee Sr
Paul J. Cella
Robinson
Jackson Street
South Stone
Harper Phillips
N. Flanwill Blvd
Harper
Robert Wiseman
E. Seventh St
Garvey Considers Trip to San Antonio and Mississippi Visit
Phoenix June 14 The governor Dan E. Garvey said he may attend the national Woodmen of the World convention in San Antonio next week and, if he goes, will also visit his 89-year-old mother in Mississippi.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
San Antonio
the Woodmen of the World
Mississippi
Three Charged In Narcotics Case Ahead Of Hearing
A preliminary hearing is set for Friday morning before U.S. Commissioner Thomas K. McKay for Josefina Zazueta de Tharra, 4, charged with illegal possession of 12 pounds of crude Mexico. Ricardo N. Pride and Rita T. Pride, 33, face narcotics transport charges. Bond of $2,500 each was posted after Monday arrests.
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U.S
Thomas K. McKay
Josefina Zazueta de Tharra
Mexico
Ricardo N. Pride
Rita T. Pride
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Tale OF
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Elks and Legion Unite
Dan FE. Garvey
Arizona
Congress
Betsy Ross
Treat Ave
Malcolm
Free
Richards Paving CO
E. Lee
ED. Packham
S. Scott New Office
E. 3Rd St
Stone—Dial
FORD
BUIT
Monte Mansfield Motors
Charles P. Skouras
Treasury Department
Skouras
Casimiro Garza
North 13Th Avenue
East 42nd _ street
Cella
McCormick and Meyer Streets
West Jackson
West ‘Simpson Streets
Kenneth P. Hudson
Davis Monthan
South Sixth Avenue
East 22Nd Street
Hudson
E. Pennington
Garvey
Wallis
East Ninth St
Dentur Eze
Spec
Citizen Auto Stage CO
Taostes
Sears
Allstate
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Sears and Save
SFARS
N. 6Th Avenue
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