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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1954
Page
6
A five month old bear cub named Smoky slipped a leash near the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and was found by a searching posse at dawn. Museum director William Carr urges the public to lead Smoky to safety and call authorities if seen.
Angelo Dalla, 55, of Silverton Colorado, the third man in the secret service gold sale crackdown, will plead guilty to possession of gold last Dec 16. About 21 pounds of gold bullion valued at over 10 000 dollars is held as evidence. Dalla faces sentencing likely in Prescott later this summer before Judge James A Walsh.
A $12 241 50 damage suit against the Arizona Desert school seeks unpaid salaries travel expenses and board and room for five contract teachers. Named plaintiffs include F C Gurll announced as new school director in June 1953 F C Froelicher D Treharn D Buchanan and O C Hursh. Attorney is Robert F Miller. Gurll was hired to replace William O Morgan Jr who was involved in a highway accident in April 1953.
The June 30 1954 Turson Baily Citizen notes the death of a pedestrian and summarizes that the school on East Inn road is closing after a board vote last September 23. Debt and low enrollment led to discontinuation. five teachers claimed $12 241.50 in salaries and expenses with individual suit amounts listed.
Promoter Seth Tom Bailey, 60, held in county jail, faces a LaCrosse warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses with intent to defraud involving more than 100 dollars dated around February 15, 1954. Civil suits total 90,355 dollars. Bailey home at 875 N Cresta Loma Sr. seized. Thirteen felony counts of bogus checks and fraud filed. trial set July 27. Bail set at 10,000. attorney says promoter lacks funds.
In Superior Court today Paul Middleton seeks 45000 for injuries from a motorcycle car collision last November at Linden avenue and Vine street. Middleton, a former air force member, contends Gladys Lewis caused the crash resulting in a shattered right foot a broken right wrist and a concussion. Attorneys Chandler McCarty appear for Middleton with Murphey for the defense before Judge Jonson.
Directors of the Old Pueblo Savings and Loan association in a meeting today declared a four per cent dividend to depositors of record for the quarter ending June 30 1954. The savings and loan offices are at 233 E Congress st.
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