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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1957

Page

5

Coed Fleeing City Sought After TV Appeal

Ann Caldwell 19 a former University of Arizona coed who vanished a year ago is being sought after a nationwide TV appeal by her mother. Police verify a man from the K Trailer Court identified her photo and says a girl matching her description boarded a city bus near the Catalina Motel yesterday morning. He helped carry a heavy suitcase and a traveling bag to the American Bus Depot where the girl got off at Stone and Congress. The Queen for a Day feature offered a $500 reward for information leading to her location. Ann is described as attractive, 135 pounds, 5 feet 11 inches.

Ann Caldwell University of Arizona W. Bean The K Trailer Court W. Billito St Bean Ann Catalina Oracle Rd Stone and Congress James Caldwell Willcox Benson

NAM Leader Warns of Labor Takeover Risk in Tucson

Edward Maher NAM vice president warned the Tucson Rotary Club that organized labor could gain government influence unless a counter movement begins. He cited inflation, tax structure, and federal growth as key issues and urged businessmen to protest the budget and growth of government. The club also elected a new board for 1957 58 with several new and continuing directors.

National Assn. of Manufacturers Edward Maher NAM Tucson Rotary Club Pioneer Hotel Maher Eisenhower Hoover Committee Washington Sam America Carl Holzman Russell Soden Herbert Bloom Kenneth Dixon Max Lininger William H. Smith

Traffic Light Installed At Park And 9th

A new traffic control light at N Park Ave and E Percent Street will go into operation tomorrow morning. City official Porter W Homer said the $9 500 signal was ordered after a survey showed sufficient traffic volume. The signal will be traffic actuated on East Percent Street with a green light giving priority to Park Avenue traffic.

N. Park Ave Porter W. Homer Homer Park Avenue

Portland Mayor Schrunk Linked to Payoff In Gambling Raid

Testimony before the Senate Rackets Committee places former Sheriff and Portland mayor Terry Schrunk at the scene of a suspected payoff. Officers Merlin Tiedemann and Lowell Amundson say they saw a package near a telephone pole during a raid at Bennett's club and Schrunk allegedly pick it up. Schrunk denies the charge as a frame and offers to take a lie detector test.

Washington Portland Ore Terry D. Schrunk Schrunk Senate James B Big Jim) Elkins Clifford Jimmy) Bennett Bennett Elkins Merlin Tiedemann Lowell E. Amundson Frank Daniels Santa Monica Calif Multonomah Teamsters Fred Peterson

Closer to Closure at 8212 Club Amid Testimony

Daniels described leaving as he spotted Bennett and asked what was happening. Bennett replied that Schrunk confessed to taking a pinch but said it was okay now. Schrunk promised to address Elkins testimony on the 8212 Club’s operation later. The mayor said action on policemen witnesses would come up when appropriate.

Daniels Bennett Schrunk Elkins

Prescott Rancher Keith Quail Named Yavapai Cattle Growers President

Keith Quail a Prescott rancher and attorney was elected president of the Yavapai Cattle Growers Assn succeeding Brad Stewart of Mayer.

Prescott Keith Quail The Yavapai Cattle Growers Assn Brad Stewart Mayer

County Ordered To Halt Leveling Of Romine Land

Pima County halted use of highway equipment on L A Romine land on Tanque Verde road after County Atty Raul Castro ordered removal. The action followed statements that an agreement with Romine for a 75 foot right of way instead of 37 feet was made, and that the county had been leveling and dumping fill on the property.

Romine Pima L. A. Romine Raul Castro Castro Tanque Verde Kautenburger Walter Burg Romine Land

Medicine Will Make Robots Of Us Yet

A Moscow scientific research institute showed new models of a mechanical heart artificial lungs and an artificial kidney. Scientists said all three have been used effectively on animals and are under study for human surgery.

Moscow

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