Dalla Requests Hearing on Unlicensed Gold Charge
Angelo Dalla 55 of Silverton Colorado asked for a preliminary hearing on a charge of possession of gold bullion without a license. U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay set June 24 for the hearing with a $2500 bond. Tharp and Savoren had pleaded nolo contendere earlier and await sentencing June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Dalla
Silverton
Colo
U. S
Thomas H. McKay
Dalla
Tucson
W. P
Blue) Tharp
Joseph Frank Savoren Jr
U.S. Secret Service
George W. Walker
Robert Royston
Tharp
Savoren
Walker
Savaren
Secret Service
Benjamin Lazarow
James A. Walsh
U. S. District Court
Leion Elects Sanders as Calvi Successor and Warns on Soviet Threat
The American Legion delegates at a three day annual convention elected Sanders of Phoenix to succeed Timothy King of Tucson as head. Brig Gen Woodbury Burgess warned Soviet Russia is a distinct menace to world peace and that the United States has superior pilots. Speakers included Rep John Rhodes Col George Brown and Sen Barry Goldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Calvi &. Sanders
Phoenix
Comiatates
Timothy King
Tucson
Sanders
T. G. Chilton
Department
Woodbury M. Burgess
Air Defense Command
Soviet Russia
Gen. Burgess
United States
U. S
John J. Rhodes
Rariz
Col
George S. Brown
Williams Air Force Base
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Palmist quits after misreading her own future
In Brazil Indiana Madame Julia a palmist gave up her business after the city licensed her then county officials told her a 1915 state law bars fortune telling She seeks return of her license fee as the city reviews the ruling and license status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Julia
Madame Julia
Alabama Nominee Patterson Shot in Phenix City
Albert L Patterson Alabama's Democratic attorney general nominee was shot in his car in Phenix City. Police say a small pistol was fired into his mouth, with a single cartridge wedged in his teeth. The attack follows his warning that he might be targeted. Local officials moved to suspend normal order with martial law under Gov. Persons and the National Guard on standby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix City
Ala
Albert L. Patterson
Alabama
Patterson
Circuit
Arch Ferrell
Ferrell
Russell (County) Betterment Association
John
Howard Pennington
Getterment Association
Pennington
Phenix City
Gordon Persons
Betterment Association
Walter J. Hanna
National Guard
Maine Senate Race Plays Out Quietly in Primary
In Maine ahead of the Monday primary, Sen. Margaret Chase Smith seeks a second term against Robert L. Jones of Biddeford. Jones touts McCarthyism early but avoids it in later campaigning. Smith criticizes discord, focusing on her record. Jones calls her a do nothing senator. Senior Rep. Robert Hale faces Ray W. Stetson and Horace McClure in GOP renomination bids. Dems show only one contest between James C. Oliver and Eli Gaudet for the first district house seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Skowhegan
Robert L. Jones
Biddeford
Jones
Wisconsin
Smith
Robert Hale
Porland
Ray W. Stetson
J. Horace McClure
Bath
GOP
Burton M. Cross
James C. Oliver
Eli Gaudet
Rumford
Democrats Push Income Tax Cuts in Senate Revision Bill
Sen. George D Ga says Democrats will press to add new income tax reductions to a broad tax reform bill headed for possible Senate debate. The measure would overhaul U S tax laws for the first time in seven decades and includes about 1.5 billion dollars in relief for corporations and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Millikin
R-Cole
Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Sens
Kerr
D-Okla
Frear
Treasury
Marine Unit Returns From Annual Camp
The Third supply camp marine corps reserve unit returned today from two weeks of intensified training at Camp Pendleton California. The reservists learned convoy driving bivouac and nighttime blackout driving firing the .30 caliber and .50 caliber machine guns and M 1 rifle marksmanship. Maj G D Wheeland praised the training and said summer camp shapes the men into an efficient fighting team. Privates George Yourgales David J MacGregor II and Technical Sergeant Manuel M Fimbres shared enthusiasm for the camp and its value. They enjoyed liberty along the coast beaches and visits to Hollywood Los Angeles and San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Org Marine Corps Reserve
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Coast Marine Installation
G. D. Wheeland
Marine Reserve Unit
George Yourgales
E. 13Th
David J. MacGregor II
E. Kelso St
Manuel M. Fimbres
13Rd St
Tucson
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Diego
Youngest Takes Blame In Family Narcotics Case
Frank Rodriguez admitted ownership of marijuana seized April 28 at 701 East 36th Street and cleared his father Santiago and brother Manuel of narcotics charges. He was held to answer on the felony count while bail was set at 1000 dollars. He was later rearrested on additional charges related to two runaway girls and a hidden marijuana cigarette was found at the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Santiago Rodriguez
Manuel
Frank
Justice of the Peace
James M. Howsare
Edward Aboud
Howsare
E. 36Th St
Anthony Terry
Sheriff's Department
Ed Little
Oneta Singleton
East 38Th Street
British Actress Set to Lead Pygmalion in Tucson
Rex King announces Mrs. William Sistrom known as Rosalynd Boulter will play the lead in Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion for the Tucson Readers Theatre. The production runs November 5 in Tucson and November 7 in Phoenix with King directing and also portraying the male lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Shaw
Pygmalion
Tucson
Rex King
William Sistrom
Rosalynd Boulter
Phoenix
Knights of Columbus Name New Officers
Milton B. Dardis elected faithful navigator of the Knights of Columbus fourth degree assembly No. 1200 for the coming year. New officers include Manuel Herrera captain Eugene Bayless pilot Gaylord Bush comptroller Robert Sandin purser Morris Sweeney scribe Walter Mytnick inner sentinel Charles Yauman outer sentinel and Joe Zurowski admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Dardis
Knights of Columbus
Manuel Herrera
Eugene Bayless
Gaylord Bush
Robert Sandin
Morris Sweeney
Walter Mytnick
Inner Sentinel
Charles Yauman
Outer Sentinel
Joe Zurowski
Zeckendorf to Buy Statler Hotels for 80 Million
Webb & Knapp offers to acquire all Statler Co. stock for 50 a share or entire assets. Arthur F. Douglas reports board approval pending stockholder consent. Zeckendorf plans a new company to own Statler properties while retaining current management. Webb & Knapp assets exceed 230 million with diverse real estate interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Douglas
Hotels Statler Co., Inc
William Zeckendorf
Webb & Knapp
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Statler
Hartford
Conn
Dallas
Douglas
Zeckendorf
Jordan Faces Court Monday
Richard Lewis Jordan 30 will be arraigned in superior court at 10 a m Monday on first degree murder and assault with intent to commit murder charges. He is accused of stabbing Phyllis Mae Thompson 23 and leaving her body east of town May 24 and, at the following midnight, shooting James Clark 33 who survived in Phoenix. Jordan appears with attorney Clifton E Bloom as county attorney Morris K Udall represents the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis Jordan
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Pretty Phyllis Mae Thompson
James Clark
Phoenix
Silverbell Road
Clark
Jordan
Clifton E. Bloom
Johnson
Bloom
Pima County
Morris K. Udall
Court Act Creates Unwitting Bigamist
FT. WORTH Tex P Set Lester S Hammerstein 43 was an unwitting bigamist. He divorced his first wife Anna last October and, while the decree was set aside by the second court of civil appeals yesterday, Hammerstein had already remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Worth
Tex
Lester S. Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Anna
Second Court of Civil Appeals
Drachman Elected to Red Cross Nominating Committee
Frank F. Drachman advertising manager of Tucson Newspapers Inc. was elected to the American Red Cross nominating committee for 1955. The committee will nominate national board of governors and report at the 1955 Atlantic City convention. Dr J Byron McCormick of Tucson is serving a second term on the governors board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Drachman
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
American Red Cross
National Board of Governors
Atlantic City
N. J
J. Byron McCormick
Buckner elected president of U S Junior Chamber
P E LaMar Buckner 32 of Ogden Utah won the presidency after five ballots and a 12 hour voting session at the 34th annual U S Junior Chamber convention. He defeated W L Jack Howard 35 of Monroe La with J Kirk Newell of Swampscott Mass eliminated earlier. Ten regional vice presidents were named. Buckner has previously served as national Jaycee vice president and Utah state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
E. LaMar Buckner
Ogden
Utah
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Buckner
W. L
Jack) Howard
Monroe
J. Kirk Newell
Swampscott
Mass
Edwin H. May Jr
Hartford
Conn
John M. King
Wheaton
Lra D. Kaye
San Pedro
Calif
Frank Pasquerilla
Johnstown
John F. Hendrickson
Casper
Wye
Arthur W. Campbell
Honolulu
Duke A. Garrison
Cleveland
Ohio
Hugh F. McKenna
Lincoln
Neb
Howard E. Norris
Madison
Wis
van Richardson
van Nuys
National Jaycee
Ogden Chamber
Ogden Insurance Agency
Courts Martial Urged In Raincoat Purchase
The Philippine NBI urged President Ramon Magsaysay to court-martial eight top army officers for mishandling a 50 000 raincoat purchase. The report names a general and several colonels and captains but omits identities. The NBI also sought a presidential inquiry into 15 civilian officials with details undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine National Bureau of Investigation
Ramon Magsaysay
NBI
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Lesion
Palmist
Alvin Bring
Dad
Kohinoor
Mneralw
S. Scott St
Ned Bond
Richard A. Jaymer
George R. Faccio
Billy B. Franco
Marine Base
D. A. Ramsey
Atty
Eeee
Wone
18Th Street
Whitthorne
Roger Whitthorne
Continental-Wisconsin
Briggs & Stratton Clinton Lauson Parts Sales
Smith Equipment Service
1St Ave
Marine Unit
Maj
Wheeland
Lackner
USMC
Beaches Corp
Bert Q. Rincon
Pfc
Richard J. Moroney Jr
David R. Brown
Webb & Knapp Realty Development Organization
Drachman
Poles & Accessories
Ruhl Flag CO
Jaycees
Ham Keddie
E. Grant Road
ERTZ
Crosley
Arizona Appliance Mart
East Congress
Paramount Theater
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