Civil Defense Rescue Drill Exercises At Tucson
Seventeen Civil Defense trainees faced a full scale rescue exercise at Fire Station 5 testing gas explosion response. Led by Stanley Tombaugh with Edgar Kress, the team evacuated mock victims including the Wilson family and Mrs Smith, completing tasks amid setup and first aid before graduation.
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Quentin Foley
Civil Defense
E. MacCormick St
Pima
Stanley Tombaugh
Edgar L. Kress
Sterling May
Alma
Cynde
Lyn
Tombaugh
Citizen Photo
Tucson Civil Defense
Tucson
Skull Injury Death Reported in 1955 Pima Crash
The medical examiner ruled the death of 46-year-old Ardin G. Goodnature an accidental skull fracture with shock and hemorrhage. Two women injured in the crash, Regina Thompson 37 and Mary Hayter 38, were listed in good condition at St. Mary's hospital. Thompson may go home today while Hayter remains for a broken arm. Thompson's husband Andrew 40 and Robert Dawson were involved. An inquest will be scheduled next week.
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Pima County
Ardin G. Goodnature
Clark H. Johnson
George O. Hartman
St. Mary's Hospital
Regina Thompson
E. King St
Mary Hayter
Glenn
Thompson
Andrew
Goodnature
Robert Dawson
E. King Sr
State Highway Patrol
Berlin
Wis
Reilly Funeral Home
Ardis Goodnature
Kenosha
Johnson
White Sands Proving Grounds Job Openings
White Sands Proving Grounds New Mexico announces six classified vacancies with hourly wages from 1.50 to 2.69. Openings include instrument maker radar installer optical instrument maker wire communications equipment repairer electronic test equipment repairer and photographic equipment repairer. Apply in room A2 at the main post office.
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White Sands Proving Grounds
N.M
City Hall Second-Floor Upgrade Estimated at 45000 to 50000
A mayoral committee says rehabilitating the second floor of City Hall would cost between 45000 and 50000. The plan includes moving police to the basement and shifting mayor and city manager offices upstairs, with a two year temporary arrangement while housing needs are addressed.
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AFL
Police Department
Court Square
Democratic Party
Don Hummel
Henry O
Council
India Red Cross To Arrange Turncoat Return From China
The Indian Red Cross will coordinate the transfer from Red China of three former American soldiers and two Belgians who chose life under communism. The effort requires U S government permission and involves handing the five men to Indian authorities after Peiping formalities. The Americans Lewie Grigg Otho G Beil and William A Cowart plus Belgians Louis Verdyck and Roger Devriendt were captured in Korea or crossed the armistice line after the war.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Red Cross
Red China
Peiping
U. S
American Red Cross
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Tokyo
Reds
China
Red Cross Societies
Lewie Grigg
Jacksonville
Tex
Otho G. Beil
Olympia
Wash
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Louis Verdyck
Roger Devriendt
Forest Fire Ban Tightened in Southwestern National Forests
The Forest Service orders bans on smoking and campfires across all national forest lands in Arizona and part of New Mexico’s Gila National Forest. Chief C. K. Collins says the restrictions stay until moisture returns in July, with exceptions only for permitted areas.
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Albuquerque
Forest Service
Arizona
New Mexico
C. K. Collins
Southwest
Collins
Gila National Forest
Arizona National
Three Damage Suits Filed in Superior Court
Auto accidents this year trigger three damage suits totaling 81800 dollars. Frank Kobs sues pedestrian injury claims against Fred A. Lentz for 35000. Ebners sue Albert C. Prance for 25000 over a 3800 E Speedway crash. Pearl Johnson sues John Robbins over Nogales highway collision for 21800 with leg injuries and other harm.
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Frank Kobs
Fred A. Lentz
Lentz
East Broadway
Herbert Avenue
Riegger, Hirsch & van Slyke
Donald Ebner
Albert C. Prance
Ebners
E. Speedway
Ebner
Darnell, Robertson, Holesapple & Spaid
Pearl Johnson
John Robbins
Patrick McFadden
Nogales Highway
Tucson
Czechoslovakia Eyes Atomic Powered Clocks
Neues Deutschland reports Czechoslovakia plans to build atomic powered clocks operated by oscillations from atomic elements. The East German Communist party newspaper notes the project as a planned development in atomic science during the Cold War era.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
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