Public court records and new births in Tucson area
Public records list numerous city court entries for defendants including Paul Galloway and Willie Lott with fines up to 190 dollars or 30 days. Also reports burglary drunk driving disorderly conduct driving penalties and sentences, plus births at Tucson Medical Center and obituaries for local residents. Funeral notices for Slownick and Wallowick detail services in Bring's and Arizona Mortuary chapels.
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Thomas Davis
Pima
Paul Galloway
Willie Lott
Dave Holland
Allen Frederickson
Jesus Armenia
John Scott
Lewis Cannon
Alex Hongrove
Maria Lockett
Elmer Gradine
Ralph Boger
Arthur Clayton
Robert Carr
Lawrence Ventura, Jr
George King
James McNeil
Louis Loquarto
Edward A. Wald
Joseph DeMary
Billy J. Howe
Pima County
Justice Court Docket Narrows Charges and Dates
A Justice Court list includes names such as Edward Valeski Clark Johnson and Arthur Googe with charges from simple assault to disturbing the peace. Trials and fines are set for June and June 26, with several cases progressing to Superior Court or pending dates.
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Justice Court
Edward J. Valeski
Clark H. Johnson
Arthur C. Googe
Mary Lee
Court Notices of Debt Actions and Judgments
Multiple Superior Court entries list complaints for debt with various plaintiffs and defendants across divisions. Some cases include specified amounts plus costs or interest, and judgments in favor of plaintiffs or dismissals with prejudice.
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Beryl Hamilton
Martin S. Rogers
Bennett Grossman
Elbridge Smith
Edward A. Burke
Edward Moore Sr
Jesus Leopron
C. R
Clara Craig
Orville H. Bang
Albert Harper
Marion D. Smith
Multiple Divorces and Objections in Arizona and Ohio Notices
A collection of civil filings lists complaints and decrees involving individuals in Tucson Phoenix Glendale and Newark. Names include Maye Ellen Parker Troy L Parker Virginia Lovesh Claude George Putnam Jeenanie Etheridge Cates Edwin Benedetto Millie Benedetto Eileen Radner Joseph Radner Oncle Wilkins Helen Smith Donald Roberts Carole Glazman Roy Taylor Darlene Henderson Charles Pahud Anna Connelly with guardians ad litem and ad items noted.
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Maye Ellen Parker
Troy L. Parker
Yula Jean Putnam
Claude George Putnam
Virginia Lovesh
George J. Lovesh
Jeenanie Etheridge
Cates
Guardian
Ad Litem
Roy M. Cates
Ad Item
Edwin L. Benedetto
Millie Jo Benedetto
Gloria D. Highhouse
Archie L Highhouse
Eileen M. Radner
Joseph H. Radner
Oncle L. Wilkins
Tucson
Helen Smith
Donald M. Roberts
Newark
Ohio
Carole Ann Glazman
Royee R. Taylor
Santa Monica
Calif
Darlene D. Henderson
Charles G Pahud
Phoenix
Anna H. Connelly
Glendale
Births at Davis-Monthan and St. Marys Hospitals
A series of birth notices list new arrivals at Davis-Monthan and St. Marys hospitals. Details include parents names such as S Sgt and Mrs Bryan Coggins, A2.C and Mrs Ralph Harris, and others with addresses and birth times like 4 01 pm and 11 32 pm on late June dates.
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Thomas Perron
Rt. 1
Box 351-R
Joseph Meehan
Lincoln
Where's The Fire in 48 Hours
Chronicle of emergency calls listing multiple incidents within a day. Fires, a plane crash response, car fuel leak, trash fire, and street washing described with locations and responding units from City and Catalina districts.
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N. LaVerne Dr
Catalina
Southern
Pacifi Roundhouse
East 34Th Street
South Country Club Road
Congress St
Hoff Avenue
East 7Th
East Ath Streets
Kolb Rites Scheduled Tomorrow
Funeral services for Richard E. Kolb 65 longtime clerk of the Pima County Board of Supervisors will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Bring's Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Delwin Thigpen of Catalina Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery Friends may call today from 4 to 8 p.m. Pallbearers include S K E Toles John F Newcomer Ivan Martis O K Wheeler Walter L Smith John C Epley Honorary pallbearers listed by name from community and church groups Kolb had served as clerk since 1947 and was on leave since last May due to ill health
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Kolb
Richard E
Waverly St
Veterans’ Hospital
Bring’s Funeral
Bring's Chapel
Delwin Thigpen
Catalina
Arizona Mortuary
Chaplain Hunt
Davis-Monthan Airforce Base
Buria
South Lawn Memorial Park
Morgan Post
The
American Legion
Bring’s Funeral Home
Richard E. Kolb
Pima County
Catalina Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
S. K E. Toles
John F. Newcomer
Ivan Martis
O. K. Wheeler
Walter L. Smith
Steals Cars To Get To Work On Time
In Baltimore a 21 year old Thomas F. Ford Jr pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to eight auto theft cases. Judge E Paul Mason suspended four years of auto theft sentences but may allow Ford to keep a car if he can prove stability. Ford said he stole cars only to avoid lateness to work and abandoned them once at his job after detectives traced a cluster of 50 stolen vehicles in a small city area.
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Baltimore
Thomas F. Ford Jr
E. Paul Mason
Ford
Embarrassing Moment Shocks Newport News Kiwanis Meeting
Newport News Kiwanis Club members were about to adjourn when the meeting lights failed. W. W. Waldrop, Virginia Electric and Power Co. regional general manager, blushed as the last speaker on the night titled My Most Embarrassing Moment.
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Newport News
Western Air Lines urges broad Phoenix service
At a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing on Phoenix air service Western Air Lines representative D P Renda argues Phoenix needs more than nonstop flights to Denver and Salt Lake City. He calls for one carrier flights to multiple western states and Alberta with Bonanza United Frontier Continental and Trans World Air Lines seeking rights to improve Phoenix service. The CAB hearing before examiner James Keith has lasted over a week.
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Washington
Western Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Phoenix
D. P. Renda
Western
Denver
Salt Lake City
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Montana
California
Oregon
Alberta
Canada
Bonanza
United
Frontier
Continental
Trans World Air Lines
Oenix
James 8. Keith
B52 bomber pilot harvests wheat on leave near Pittsburg
Maj. Charles T. Smith, who piloted the B52 that dropped an H bomb over Bikini, takes a six day leave to harvest wheat on his 160 acre Kansas farm five miles northwest of Pittsburg. The WWII and Korea veteran offered little detail about Bikini tests, saying it was a snap. He returned yesterday to Kirtland Air Force Base with his wife and four children.
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Piitsburg
Kan
Charles T. Smith
Bikini
Pittsburg
Korea
Smith
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N. M
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Schrock
Hayden
Ariz
Tucson Medical Center
John Staab
4Th St
Robert Sonnenberg
Benson, Ariz
Norman Cratcher
N. Anderson Dr
Joel Burnstein
Dba
Catalina Brug
Campbell Ave
Louie Zunin
Harry Penn
Joseph FE. Fishman
Tommie Joe Reid
Ernest C. Aguirre
Lupe Vega
Mildred McCarthy
Ot Catt
Uly
Jack D Hunter
Jane Doe
Keith Robinson
Thomas J. Davis
Billy Joe Howe
Martha Grays
J. W. Grays
Miguel S. Maria
Rogelio O. Cruz
Charles H. Dukes
Oliver C. Jordan
Alfred Toro
Herman L. Geay
Raul Chico
Clarence Cook
Superior Court
Virginia Lovest
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Robert S. Tullar
Herbert F. Krucker
Gravee Gibson O'Neill
ST. Mary's Hospital
Louis Leal
Santa Rita Ave
Clinton W
Conway
N.C
Barry
Harry Jenkins
Daddy
Larry
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Parker-Kerr
Stone Avenue
CA. FT. General
General Electric
State of New York Assembly
Phoenix Air Needs Told
Bankruptcy Court
Kb7 International
LE Tourneau
D.C
Stone
Tucson City Farms
West
Silverbell Rd
Lawrence Ollason
E. Congress St
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