Jury Rules In Auto Death
A coroner's jury found excessive speed fatigue and alcohol caused the May 25 auto fatality of David Palmer Record 35 owner of a Mission road curio store Witnesses said Record drove about 70 mph on Twin Buttes road when his car left the road overturning and injuring passenger Violet Maden 44 of 134 W Prince Rd The pair were returning from Nogales to Record's mother's home 4400 S Mission Rd
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David Palmer Record
Mission Road
Record
Twin Buttes Road
Violet Maden
W. Prince Rd
Madden
Nogales
S. Mission Rd
Butler Wins Air Race From Philadelphia to Palm Desert
Walter C. Butler of Phoenix won the second annual trans continental handicap air race finishing in 16 hours 59 minutes in a Beechcraft Bonanza. He earned trophies from the race committee and the plane’s manufacturer plus $300 cash, as 67 planes started and 55 finished.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Walter C. Butler
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Desert Air Hotel of
Palm Springs
Gold Trial Set To Go In Arizona Federal Court
The summer’s high profile case pits W P Tharp retired game ranger and Joseph Frank Savoren of Bisbee against the U S government on charges of attempting to sell about 10000 dollars in gold to undercover buyers at a hotel. Key witnesses include Melvin Hudlow mining prospector and an alleged buyer L I Gopadze with U S secret service agents and Tucson officers aiding the investigation. The trial before Judge James A Walsh opens tomorrow in the federal courtroom of the main post office building with about 10 government witnesses expected.
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U. S. District Court
W. P (Blue) Tharp
Joseph Frank Savoren
Bisbee
Tharp
Savoren
James A. Walsh
U. S. Secret Service
Tucson
Melvin Hudlow
Arivaca
Defense Attys
Charles D. McCarty
Wes Polley
Hudlow
Frank A. Eyman
Justice of the Peace Court
Las Vegas
Nev
U.S. Attys
Robert Boylston
Mary Ann Reimann
L. I. Gopadze
California
U.S. Secret Service
George Walker
Don J. Hays
Van Fleet Begins Second Official Korean Tour
General James A. Van Fleet, on a second two month tour of South Korea, met with Prime Minister Park Too Chin and Commerce Minister Ahn Tong Hyuk. He outlined a broader East Asia defense inspection for President Eisenhower and planned further meetings with Korean officials.
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Seoul
James A. van Fleet
South Korea
Park Too Chin
Commerce
Ahn Tong Hyuk
van Fleet
Far East
Eisenhower
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Carson Baily
Lackner
Butler
Ruhl Flag CO
United States
Ralph’s Transfer Co
North American van Lines
W. Sth Street
Arizona
Mexico
Game and Fish Commission
Eartburn
Hollywood
General Electric
de Beas
Rocker Buy
Redwood
Simmons
Reuben Gold
Aetek Stores
Ae Deerie
Congress ReuBen Gold
Main and
Congress
Packard-Bell TV
Model
Mahogany
Packard-Bell
Great Reuben’s Stores
Nogales Coolidge Superior
Safford
Tucson No
W. Congress
W. Broadway
Ajo
Douglas
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