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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1947
Page
2
City councilmen meet Monday night from 7 to 8 with time tight. They will open a second bid group for jail farm buildings and review bids for a Santa Rosa comfort station. The record will include business interests protest against the western Tucson truck by-pass.
The Senate appropriations committee restored 176.5 million of 377.5 million, shaping a total naval budget of 4.1057 billion for the year starting July 1. Chairman Saltonstall said the panel cut construction while boosting personnel and keeping administration goals for ships and aircraft largely intact.
BAR HARBOR Me June 23 U P Medical Examiner E J Johnson said Monday Blas Reyes 65 Filipino chef who hanged himself in his jail cell after attempting to shoot and stab novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart was temporarily insane Police found Reyes body dangling from his cell door early Sunday He had made a noose from his clothing Police Chief George Abbott said Reyes was insane when he attacked Mrs Rinehart Saturday The pistol he used misfired twice then he lunged with a knife and was subdued by the chauffeur Theodore Falkenstrom Rinehart called the incident mystifying and bewildering
Four escapees from federal confinement faced arraignment before Judge Howard C. Speakman on escape charges. Francisco Martinez Nieto pleading guilty received two years. Marcos Palacios six months. others, including two Apache Indians on minor crimes, await trial. Additional cases involve immigration law violations and a cashiered check theft. The docket also notes several dismissals and unrelated remarks about tortoise biology.
High heat and drying winds prompted a forest service order banning fireworks in Arizona and New Mexico forests. The emergency rule carries a $500 fine or up to one year in jail or both for violations.
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