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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1959
Page
24
The preliminary hearing of Charles Scherillo for perjury in denying wealth was continued to 10 a.m. July 20 by Justice of the Peace Alice Truman at the request of his attorney Benjamin Lazarow. Scherillo had testified in a divorce case that he had no funds, while investigators found more than $32,000 in banks.
Helmer E. Peterson of 2512 E Drachman St recreates a northern woods logging operation on his Tucson carport roof. The miniature display features a water tank sled for ice trails, a jammer to lift logs, and a barn with the oxen Peterson drove as a boy. The scene reflects boyhood logging camps from Wisconsin, with equipment authentic to Wisconsin winters.
A furniture van with failed brakes roared 70 mph down a Tehachapi grade, plowing into cars and a bus. two people died, ten were injured. Victims include Addie Weddel, 50, and daughter Mary Nell, 20, from Lamont, Calif, while Ralph James, 30, from Lake Charles, La., drove the van.
Four time loser Charles Washa Jr. 49 pleaded guilty in a bogus check trial before Judge Gordon Farley in Nogales. Prosecutor Harry Gin detailed a $72 bad check at Lee's Auto Supply and Washa admitted passing three bum checks totaling about 130 dollars in March.
The Ranger Battalions Assn will hold its biennial reunion August 14 to 16 in Des Moines Iowa, gathering World War II veterans from the 1st through 6th Ranger Battalions for memories and events.
KUAT on the University of Arizona campus received a $50,000 video tape recorder funded by the National Educational Television and Radio Center. The center, financed by foundations including the Ford Foundation, is equipping 43 educational stations with recorders using a $2,706,000 grant.
The Waukesha County district attorney’s office will review all cases since the start of the year where speeds of motorists were clocked by squad cars. The sheriff’s department found a squad car with a speedometer 12 miles per hour off.
Detection of people who do not file federal or state tax returns is a key aim of new federal state cooperation agreements. Commerce Clearing House notes seven states have signed, including Colorado Kansas Kentucky Minnesota Montana North Carolina and Wisconsin, for broader exchange of income tax return information.
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