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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1955

Page

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Four Tucson Teachers End Careers in Tucson Public Schools

Four Tucson teachers retire at term end totaling 80 years of service. Lead retiree Miss Ulah Hudson, University Heights principal, taught 34 years in the district and will be honored May 26 at a reception. Also leaving are Mrs Lena Doyle 31 years Mansfeld junior high, Mrs Minnie DeHart 12 years Rose school, and Mrs Harriet Murphy with county and Tucson service.

Tucson Ulah Hudson University Heights Lena S. Doyle Mansfeld Junior High Minnie DeHart Rose School Harriet Murphy County Murphy Duffy Hudson PLA Russellville Ark Bisbee Glebe Safford Santa Rita Sonoita Tempe Arizona State Teachers College Thompson Valley Prescott Buckeye Grammar School Rohrig School Washington School Winslow Drachman School Roskruge PTA University Heights School

Boastful Youth Jailed As Drunken Driver

A 17 year old Phoenix youth, Bobby John Roberts, was sentenced to pay 200 dollars or serve 100 days in jail after pleading guilty to drunk and reckless driving. Prosecuted as an adult after a juvenile court hearing, he boasted that the judge could not do anything to him. Police said he led them on a 70 mile per hour chase after drinking, refusing to name his liquor source.

Phoenix Bobby John Roberts

Coin Machines Raided at Phil's Pizzeria

Police report robbers broke in through a rear window at Phil's Pizzeria on 2529 E Grant Rd and stole an undetermined amount of change from coin-operated machines. Proprietor Phil San Angelo aided officers at the scene.

Phil's Pizzeria E. Grant Rd Phil San Angelo

Juveniles Suspected in Wakefield Junior High Break-In

Juvenile vandals were suspected of breaking into Wakefield junior high on West 44th Street. A broken window was found by a janitor early this morning. The sheriff's department said school authorities would assess damage and theft. Marcelo Garcia, the janitor, led officers through ransacked rooms with materials strewn about.

Wakefield Junior High School West 44Th Street Sheriff's Department Marcelo Garcia

City Considers Seven Street Name Changes in Parkside Area

City council schedules a public hearing for June 6 on renaming seven streets in the Parkside annex bounded by 22nd Street Aviation Way and Alvern Way. If approved about 234 residences will change addresses as streets are realigned from Winmore to Randolph Park, Easy to Juarez and related shifts.

Parkside 22Nd Street Aviation Way Alvernon Way 24Th Street Winmore, Avenue Randolph Parkway Easy Street Juarez Street 25Th Street Country Club Road 26Th Street Bristol Avenue Winmore Avenue Treat 27Th Street 29Th Street Garden Street Sylvane Street 30Th Street 28Th Street

California Firm Bids On Coronado Trail Job

Paul I. Nelson Co. of Lemon Grove California submitted a low bid of 487909 dollars for four miles of the Coronado trail between Clifton and Springerville. Work starts 31 miles south of Alpine and will leave 18 miles unimproved upon completion.

California Law Phoenix W—Paul I. Nelson Co Lemon Grove Calif Clifton Springerville Alpine

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