Boy of 16 Shot in Leg After Gun Falls From Blanket
A 16 year old camper was shot in the leg by a .22 revolver that fell from a blanket roll as the trio walked from a campsite in the Catalina foothills. He remains in satisfactory condition after surgery at St Mary’s Hospital. The two younger brothers, ages 13 and 15, were unharmed and turned over to county juvenile authorities as the case is investigated. the gun had been stolen about a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hospital
North
1St Avenue
Catalina Foothills
Vandals Smash Nine Windshields at Auto Lot
Police reported vandals wrecked nine windshields at South Side Auto Sales Inc. 1101 S 6th Ave causing about 450 dollars in damage. Manager Bill Molina 1057 W Michigan Dr told Patrolman Thomas Tyler the acts occurred Monday night or yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Auto Sales Inc
S. 6Th Ave
Bill Molina
W. Michigan Dr
Thomas Tyler
Unmarked Police Cars Approved By Supervisors
County officials authorize auxiliary and special deputies to use emergency equipment on private cars with Board of Supervisors approval. Private motorists should demand credentials before complying with a red light and siren, while acknowledging the risk of impersonation and illegal stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ackerman
Ackerman
Walden V. Burr
Board of Supervisors
Auxiliary
Spe
Cial
Sheriff's Office
Burr
Arizona Bank Opens New Office Site
Construction begins on a new 5000 square foot Arizona Bank office at Stone Ave and E 2nd St adjacent to the old building. Matt Lang Construction Co. will erect it while the existing structure is razed by Gerson Demolition Experts. the bank moved from the Bank of Douglas in 1948 after remodeling a former church.
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The
Arizona Bank
Stone Ave
E. 2Nd St
Matt Lang Construction Co
Bank of Douglas
Gerson
Magistrate Talks For Grand Jury
South Tucson Magistrate Mack Brewer was summoned for an appearance before the Pima County Grand Jury this morning. He has previously testified with many town hall officers and employees. Clerk-typist June Wolfenbarger was subpoenaed to report and joined after the jury questioned the mayor and two councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Tucson
Mack Brewer
Pima County
Grand Jury
Brewer
June Wolfenbarger
N. 1St Ave
Assault Suspect Found Lane Sanity Hearing Sets Trial Date
J. D. Young, 34, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, was found legally sane this morning and able to stand trial. Two psychiatrists testified that he could understand the charge and assist in his defense. Judge Lee Garrett set Aug. 29 for the trial. Young allegedly stabbed Paul Smith after a cigarette refusal outside a South Meyer tavern in May.
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J. D. Young
Lee Garrett
Young
Sabine Alley
Garrett
Paul Smith
North Ave
Smith
South Meyer Avenue
Safe-Driving Insurance Plan Starts in Arizona
Beginning Saturday Tucson and other Arizona motorists will see lower premiums under a new Safe-Driving Insurance Plan approved by the State Insurance Department. The plan uses a point system, offering up to 20 percent reductions for clean records, while driving offenses raise costs.
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Jay Hall
Tucson
Arizona
Arthur Nehring
Tucson Independent Insurance Agents
State Insurance Department
Ehring
Phoenix
Nehring
Cigarettes Stolen From Truck In Venice Realized Loss
A distributor for American Tobacco Co reports 110 cartons of cigarettes stolen from his company truck while parked before his home at 1629 North Venice. Harvey Dobson identified the time of the theft as yesterday morning, valuing the loss at 217.88 dollars.
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American Tobacco Co
Harvey Dobson
Venice
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EL Encanto
E. 6Th St
Terese C. Ovarte
Archoishe Daniell
Gercke
Irs
D. Rosettie
John Oliver
A. $. Carrillo
Michael Diehl
Woustine Cathedral
Jimmy Compue
Veson Mortuary
Campbell Plaza
County Fair
Hirsh
Crosby Square
UARY
E. 22Nd Craycroft
22Nd St
Parsh's
Broadway
Broadway Village
Campbell Campbell Plaza
Stationery Dept
Pennington
Locli-Jagars
Lingerie Dept
Romance
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