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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1955
Page
5
Phoenix. Donald Lee Adkins 21 of Williams Air Force Base waives preliminary hearing on aggravated assault charges tied to injuries of his 2 year old stepson Dennis Warrington. The child was treated for a broken collarbone and contusions and released from a Phoenix hospital.
The body of Mrs Ruth Hobart Crocker was being shipped to San Mateo for burial after coroner ruled death an accidental barbiturate overdose. She had three 3 grain tablets in her system and remained under care for a cold and bronchitis. Her physician and pathologist noted no action by authorities until after the death was discovered.
State Senator Ben Arnold says Pinal County would not lose federal aid by opposing a Phoenix to Tucson highway bypassing Casa Grande Eloy Picacho and Toltec. A meeting of 28 county communities approved a resolution opposing the bypass and urged upgrades to primary and secondary highways to national standards.
Vehicle safety check in Maricopa County covers 54 699 vehicles about 40 percent of registrations. Of these 11 030 cars were faulty with 5 778 warnings and 1 117 cited for law violations mostly missing a driver s license. Drive led by Phoenix 20 30 Club.
Walter L. Gregory of West Los Altos was elected to the board at the foundation's annual meeting at national headquarters in Minneapolis Minnesota. He previously served on the board from 1948 to 1951 and returns to leadership this week.
Ella F Wooddell a Arizona pioneer and former Tucsonan died Wednesday at Fort Bragg California She was mother to Charles F Wooddell a retired metallurgist and widow of R D Wooddell who ran a livery stable in Tucson She came to Phoenix in 1891 moved to Tucson in 1902 and lived with daughter Grace Sauer in Fort Bragg Survivors include children Florence Beaton Celeste Wooddell Allen L Wooddell 12 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren.
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