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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
3
Two Chicago patrolmen, John Begley and Robert J. Polite, were placed on three years probation after prosecutors protested. Judge Leslie E. Salter ruled their theft of $1,800 in appliances from a South Side store was a minor offense and noted police salaries may not cover families.
A Powell, Wyoming, businessman tested a new power lawn mower in his front room. The demonstration was a success as the mower cut turf shorter than the rug's nap.
Cheryl Crane Lana Turner's 16 year old daughter is ordered returned to a girls' reform school in Santa Monica. Juvenile Court Referee Harry Simons made the ruling guiding Cheryl to Fl Retiro Minimum Security School with Judge Lynch to officially approve next Tuesday. Cheryl had previously escaped from custody and is described as happy to enroll.
At the NAACP annual convention in St Paul youth and college members map a strategy for protests against segregation including sit ins, while adult members urge using economic power. AFL CIO unions in the South are accused of being infiltrated by segregationists. Herbert Hill warns of labor leadership abstaining but unions in Alabama colluded with segregation. Lunch counter sit ins win praise. Dr. Weaver calls them courageous and effective. Weaver urges white and Black cooperation to advance democracy. Gov. Freeman greets delegates. Eisenhower sends best wishes. The gathering concludes Sunday.
A Tucson iron worker, Donald Shrewsbury, was denied damages by a Superior Court jury after a week-long trial before Judge Herbert F. Krucker. He claimed injury from a scaffold collapse at the Tucson Sewage Disposal plant while working for Krafi Construction Co. and defendant Emil H. Krall. Shrewsbury was represented by Bernard Weinstein. Krall by George R. Hill.
Middlesbrough officials break into the Marton Hall vaults and discover only an old cracked teapot in the long hidden secret. The tale centers on the manor once feared for its mystery and now ends with a mundane artifact.
We express heartfelt appreciation for every act of kindness shown to us by friends Mr and Mrs Touis Garrison Charisey and Gene Garrison during our time of sorrow.
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