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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
13
A Tucson man complained his sleep was disturbed when his wife woke him to introduce her new husband. The trio argued then fled after tearing up a photo. Deputies found the couple who said it was a misunderstanding and offered coffee. The wife claimed no true marriage to the complainant, and a coincidence explained the same surname.
The Rev. Steve Kmetko of Mesa Arizona was elected to the general council of the American Baptist Convention. Mrs. Maurice B. Hodge of Portland Oregon was elected president of the convention.
The appropriations committee recommended the 1959 House budget be reduced by 100000 to 39320805 for the year beginning July 1. The bill also covers capitol projects and Library of Congress funding, with notable items including 22.5 million for the new House office building and 48000 for presidential limousines.
An appraisement filed in Superior Court lists 407 801 for the Bernard H. Bloch estate who died December 31. The report shows 101 264 probate here with the rest reflecting the widow’s share and Detroit real estate. Bloch led First Loan & Thrift Corp and owned Tucson properties including stock, a hotel, a home, and offices.
Aunt Molly's gossip has harmed women 40 to 50. July Reader's Digest offers facts to dispel fears and superstitions about the change of life, showing misapprehension is the real hazard. Digest issue advertised as condensed from magazines and books.
Robert W. Dick filed a $3,000 false arrest suit against ex Captain Edmund S. K. Haverty of the sheriff s department and Deputy John Doe alleging detention without cause for about two hours on June 2 near his Tucson home. Sheriff James W. Clark is named with Haverty and Grande s campaign manager role noted with Haverty resigning July 1.
U S Court of Appeals Chief Judge Archibald K. Gardner signed an order delaying the two year prison terms of Mathew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle. The stay lasts until a ruling on their bid for a new trial based on new evidence. Connelly, once President Truman's appointments secretary, and Caudle, former head of the Justice Department tax division, had been due to surrender in St. Louis tomorrow.
Andrew Liethead, 36, of 250 W. Laguna St., was hospitalized at Florence last night after his car veered off U S 89 about 36 miles north of Tucson and struck a concrete bridge. Police said he fell asleep at the wheel, traveling alone, and the collision occurred around 11 p.m.
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