Reckless Army Driver Jailed and Other DUI Incidents
Pfc. Laurens Cruea of Davis Monthan Airbase was fined 60 dollars and jailed 15 days for reckless driving under the influence after a high speed chase through Tucson streets. He claimed the car belonged to a bar acquaintance and police seek the owner. Also, Lynn Spencer, 21, and Master Sgt. Manuel Martinez of Davis Monthan faced DUIs with fines or jail time. A separate hit and run led to E. L. Gallego’s 50 dollar or 30 day sentence after a crash on West Broadway.
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Laurens Cruea
Davis-Monthan
Third Street
Congress
Scott Street
Spencer
Lynn Spencer
Mesa Verde
South Sixth Avenue
22Nd Street
South Sixth
Manuel Martinez
Davis Monthan
Paul J. Cella
J. E. Paine
Davis- Monthan
West Broadway
South Meyer Street
Carl Robinson
West 27Th Street
Gallego
North Main
Pennington Streets
Robinson
Foote Sentenced Five to Seven Years for Shooting
Alvah R. Foote, 38, received five to seven years after pleading guilty to assault with intent to murder Ed Tewksbury. The case, moved from Yavapai to Coconino County, followed a quarry quarrel east of Drake. Tewksbury, at Whipple veterans hospital, faces arm amputation.
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Alvah R. Foote
Ed Tewksbury
HM. L. Russell
Coconino County Superior Court
Yavapai County
Foote
Tewksbury
Drake
Prescott
Coconino County
Whipple Veterans’ Hospital
Harry Hitt Rites Set for Thursday at Arizona Mortuary
Final rites for Harry Hitt aged 60 are planned for 10 30 a m Thursday at the Arizona mortuary with burial in Evergreen cemetery. He fell ill at a baseball game in Marana and died while being taken to a local hospital.
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Harry Hitt
Arizona Mortuary
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Hitt
Marana
Chuey Tom 78 Dies After Long Tucson Life
Chuey Tom, 78, died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral plans await arrival of a cousin and friends from San Diego. A Tucson resident for 40 years, he came to America at 26 and worked in railroad and mining camps, ran a door to door grocery business, and helped at Tom's market. Survivors include four sons and a daughter from Tai Sun China.
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Chuey Tom
Arizona
San Diego
Tom
Tucson
America
San Francisco
Santa Fe
North Fourth Avenue
China
Tax Ruling Against Federal Mine Subsidies Draws Harassment Charge
Charles F. Willis of the Arizona Small Mine Operators association blasted a state tax commission ruling taxing federal mine subsidies. The commission estimates $300,000 in back taxes, while Willis says the order targets the mining industry to pressure miners and mislead the public.
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Charles F. Willis
Arizona Small Mine Operators’ Association
State Tax Commission
Willis
Few Westerners Interested In Atomic Guard Positions
Denver scene reports civil service officials struggle to recruit for the atomic security force. Only 1,886 applicants for 450 to 500 inspector roles, with strict physical standards and about a year of command training. Pay starts at 3021 dollars annually, no waiting list noted.
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Denver
Civil Service
Los Alamos
N. M
United States
B. L. Fischbach
Fischbach
New Mexico
FBI
Tucson Escapee To Be Tried June 25
Virginia Kane Hedin, who escaped from Pima county jail in Tucson while fleeing a stolen car from Los Angeles to Yuma, will be tried in U S district court in Phoenix on June 25.
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Phoenix
Kane Hedin
Pima County
Tucson
Los Angeles
Yuma
U. S. District Court
Advertising talk urges clear promotion by Steinfeld's chief
Karl F. Thunemann general manager of Steinfeld's department store told Tuc son Advertising club members at Tuesday noon luncheon that wartime ad slips eroded public confidence. He urged return to plain specific advertising and praised institutional advertising that sells both the store and product.
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Tucson Advertising Club
Karl F. Thunemann
Steinfeld
Life Cycle of a Tick: From Larva to Adult
The tick starts with six legs in its larval stage and gains two more legs as it matures into an adult. This developmental change marks its transition from early to later life.
Tin Cans First Made by Tin Smiths at Sixty a Day
Historians note early tin cans were produced by tin smiths working by hand, delivering about 60 units daily. The simple manual process marks the origin of metal cans before industrial automation.
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Tin‘smiths
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