Eternal triangle leads to stabbing near downtown Tucson
Ruby Allen 28 testified that after her ex husband John W. Allen met Vernon Cole 30 in a car, a heated argument ensued and Cole was slashed in the throat. Allen was arrested. Mrs. Allen remained as a material witness. Cole survived after urgent hospital treatment.
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Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Ruby Allen
St. Mary’s Road
Vernon Cole
Ontario Avenue
Southern Pacific
Cole
Allen
John L. van Buskirk
Delbert C. Secrist
Secrist
Driver Held After Wreck
Juan Torres aged 25 of 431 Rosales road was arrested for reckless driving while under the influence after his car allegedly rammed into Marcial G. Nunez at South Meyer and West Simpson streets around 1 am. Nunez reported Torres swerved erratically on the wrong side of the street. Torres pleaded guilty before Magistrate Paul J. Cella, fined 60 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in jail. G A Borboa 22 of 484 South Convent street was also arrested after being pursued by police at South Meyer and West McCormick streets for speeding and weaving.
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Juan Torres
Rosales Road
John D. Anderson
W. C. Carnahan
Torres
Marcial G. Nunez
South Meyer Street
South Meyer
West Simpson Streets
Nunez
Paul J. Cella
Ous
G. A. Borboa
South Convent Street
West McCormick Streets
Boy From Tucson Saves Yakima Boy From Drowning
Ted Liles, 30, of 2915 East Fourth street Tucson, plunged into the Yakima river to rescue a 12 year old Yakima boy suffering cramps in a swift current. Merle Rolly gave artificial respiration for 30 minutes until firemen arrived. Liles, vacationing in Washington, had attended Tucson public schools and the University of Arizona.
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Ted Liles
East Fourth Street
Yakima, Wash
Yakima River
Washington
Liles
Merle Rolly
Yakima
White City Park
George Keen
Tucson
University of Arizona
Two motorists pay fines for parking tickets
Police said two drivers failed to answer traffic violation citations and paid a total of 116 dollars. Robert A. Brooke, an OPA price specialist, paid 29.50 dollars for 13 tickets at two dollars each plus a one dollar one time ticket and a 2.50 service fee. L. A. Romine, a real estate broker, paid 86.50 dollars for 42 tickets at two dollars each plus a 2.50 service charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Brooke
OPA
Brooke
L. A. Romine
New Trial Sought in Ft Lowell Man’s Case
W. M. Van Demark, 37, of 1015 East Ft Lowell Road, found guilty by a jury in superior court of two offenses involving an 8 year old girl, today filed a motion for a new trial. Judge John D. Lyons Jr. will rule at 2 30 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. van Demark
East Ft. Lowell Road
John D. Lyons, Jr
Simple at home wax test offered with money back guarantee
The notice promotes an online home method hearing test using a syringe with no drops to help those with cerumen buildup. It claims improved hearing for many and offers a money back guarantee if hearing does not improve, recommending Curine.
For Quick Sale Acreage with Airfield Proximity Northwest of City
A 12 acre parcel offered for quick sale lies 21 miles northwest of the city, 30 minutes by car. The site features a large asphalt airfield 14 miles from the south boundary and offers an excellent home and guest ranch setting. Contact broker Stephen T. Ochoa at 7999 1608 W for details.
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Lge
Stephen T. Ochoa
Take Yourself Lightly Local Advertisers Told
Mrs. Mary Nichols of Tucson Newspapers, Inc., told the Tucson Advertising club at its luncheon that advertising wields great power and copywriters must take responsibility. She urged simplicity sincerity directness brevity and friendliness as essential rules for promoting a product or service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nichols
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
Tucson Advertising Club
Santa Rita
Tasmanian farmers bear $3.2 million losses from drought fires floods
Drought followed by bush fires and floods cost Tasmanian farmers 3.2 million dollars in the past year, signaling severe climate damage across regional agriculture. The report notes widespread crop and livestock impacts affecting local economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
Fuller admits theft of car in federal case
Charles Clifton Fuller pleaded guilty before Judge Howard C. Speakman to transporting a stolen car from Alabama to Benson Arizona. Sentence set for next Monday. Seven other defendants waived grand jury indictment and await arraignment. Sam Germany faces transfer for selective service violation. others include Jesus Ochoa Panfilo Martinez Alejandro Pacheco Molina Herbert Bell Jose Montano Arrendo Nieves Sanchez in various charges.
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Charles Clifton Fuller
Alabama
Benson, Ariz
Howard C. Speakman
Speakman
Sam Germany
South Carolina
Grand Jury
Jesus Ochoa
Panfilo Martinez
United States
Alejandro Pacheco-Molina
Herbert Bell
Jose Louis Montano
Arrendo Nieves Sanchez
Police Chief Warns Against Firecrackers In Tucson
Tucson Police, led by Chief Don J. Hays, issue a departmental bulletin urging officers to curb reckless automobile driving and firecracker use to keep the Fourth of July safe. He advises talking to minors and involving parents to prevent recurrence.
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Tucson
Don J. Hays
Tucson Seeks Condemnation of Utility in Public Ownership Push
The City of Tucson sues to condemn the local utility, arguing state law requires elector consent for acquisitions and bond issues. Darnell counters lack of authority due to prior elections and notes South Tucson has not consented to the condemnation. The case, seen as a major step toward public ownership, follows an informal agreement with the Arizona Power Authority contingent on success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnell
South Tucson
Tucson
Arizona Power Authority
World War II veteran describes service at Legion luncheon
Clarence J. Duncan spoke at the Santa Rita Legion luncheon club about flying "the hump" 103 times from India to China during World War II. Duncan served as a second lieutenant and detailed his wartime experiences.
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Clarence J. Duncan
India
China
Legion
The
Santa Rita
Duncan
HILYARD OF THE WEST TEMPLE LODGE NO 425
W H Hilyard of the West Temple Lodge No 425 recognized in a local fraternal notice. The brief item notes his affiliation with the lodge and his identity within the Negro community.
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W. H."hilyard
THE
West Temple
Municipal ownership win in Arizona Edison dispute
The Arizona Corporation Commission refused Arizona Edison Co Inc to buy a local utility, ruling in favor of municipal ownership. The APA spent over $2,000 challenging the Edison case at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APA
Rural Electrification Administration
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona Edison Co, Inc
Arizona Edison
F and AM Represent Tucson At Grand Lodge
The Tucson Masonic group F and AM attended the grand lodge in Fort Worth Texas this week. They were joined by Mrs. Hilward and Mrs. Missouri Nobles representing the Eastern Stars.
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F & AM
Tucson
Ft. Worth
Tex
Hilward
Missouri Nobles
Red Cross Field Director Visits Tucson During Monthly Tour
Cliff H. Hadley, field director for the American Red Cross from Phoenix, is in Tucson on his monthly visit. He can be contacted at the veterans' hospital service office or at the Pioneer hotel.
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Cliff H. Hadley
American Red Cross
Phoenix
Tucson
Veterans’ Hospital Service
Pioneer Hotel
Local Youth Enlists in Marine Air Service
Robert Lugo Castro of 126 East 25th Street has enlisted in the Marine Corps for aviation duty, according to an announcement from the local recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lugo Castro
East 25Th Street
Marine Corps
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ROY Drachman Realty Company
W. Pennington St
Johnson
Wittias
TALC
Fuller
Air Express
New York
Country Club Road
Nature
Doan
By Alvin Bring
Bring’s Funeral
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Middleton
N. Stone Ave
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Tay
Turco Laboratories
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