South Tucson Seeks Annexation of Large Growth Area
Petition drive seeks annexation of a rural belt west from South Park to Orphanage road and south to Irvington road. Area holds an estimated 8 000 to 10 000 people, with South Tucson population at about 2 000. About 200 signers favor joining South Tucson amid opposition over Wakefield district road paving and a county sanitary district.
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South Tucson
Sam Sloan
South Sixth Avenue
South Park Avenue
Orphanage Road
Tucson
Irvington Road
Sloan
South
Wakefield Improvement District
County
San Carlos Reservoir 24-Hour Storage Update
San Carlos Reservoir reports 24 hours ending 7 am April 6 with available storage at 13,393 acre-feet and a 155 acre-feet loss over the prior day.
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San Carlos Reservoir
Directed Jury Verdict Favors Pioneer Hotel
Judge J. Mercer Johnson directed a verdict for the Pioneer hotel in a 75,000 damage suit by Mr. and Mrs. Rendall over a February 20, 1947 dance at the ballroom leased to the Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Rendall claimed injuries from a spilled drink and falling. a 4,000 settlement with the Jaycees was noted.
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J. Mercer Johnson
Pioneer Hotel
Linton L. Rendall
Johnson
Atty. L
Eviction Notice Rules Split By Case Type
A day notice to tenants is required in eviction cases except nonpayment of rent and nuisance complaints which follow state law. Lloyd H. Meenan, area rent director, notes more information is available at the rent control office located at 180 North Meyer Street.
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Lloyd H. Meenan
North Meyer Street
Trusty Back After Escape
Frank Tadeo 23 walked off the job as an outside trusty at the county jail on April 16 and was jailed for joyriding. Justice Cella added 30 days for the escape after the case was reduced to attempted joyriding. he was ultimately found guilty of drinking in a public place.
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Frank Tadeo
Tadeo
North Mohave Avenue
Frank Grey
South Sixth Avenue
Justice Court
Paul J. Cella
Jerry ‘Martin
Dewey Declines Stassen Debate Challenge in Oregon
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York again refused Harold E. Stassen's request to debate on the same platform in Oregon. The challenge arose on a radio program Friday night during Mutual's Meet the Press.
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Medford
Ore
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Oregon
Mutual
Meet the Press
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