Youth In Weapon Arrest May Test Evidence Ruling
Four youths were arrested after a stop by City Patrolman Andrew Deming and Sgt. George Ahrens near a disturbance at Johnies Drive In. A five inch hunting knife and loaded pistols were found in the car, drawing on the Supreme Court ruling that illegally obtained evidence is inadmissible. Beers and Warner were fined $100 and jailed 10 days. McCormick’s arraignment was postponed. a 17 year old was sent to juvenile authorities.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Andrew Deming
Dennis Newton Warner
Lundy Dr
Johnie’s Drive
22Nd St
Deming
George Ahrens
Ahrens and
Warner
Thomas Michael McCormick
E. Montecito St
Phillip Craig Beers
Eastland St
Beers
McCormick
Lauren G. Evans
Supreme Court
Harry Ackerman
Ackerman
Yuma Officials Accused of Illegal Personal Loans
Phoenix UPI reports two Yuma school officials authorized illegal personal loans from school funds. The state examiner Dan Garvey named Crane School District leaders H L Suverkrup and W R Sirrine as involved, along with custodian Veddings and former bookkeeper Florence Price. Audits cover 1948 to 1959 with missing records and alleged forged reports.
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Yuma
Phoenix
UPI
Dan E. Garvey
Paul Fannin
Garvey
H. L. Suverkrup
W. R. Sir
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