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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1964

Page

10

Secret Trusts Upheld by Appeals Court in Real Estate Case

The 9th Circuit affirmed that undisclosed trusteeships in real estate can be legal when the deed is properly recorded. In Phoenix Title & Trust Co. v Stewart, the court ruled that other debt documents need not be recorded if the trust deed is on public record, invoking inquiry notice to protect against undisclosed principals.

Jim Johnson 9Th Circuit U.S. Court’ of Appeals U.S. District Court Tucson San Francisco Phoenix Title & Trust Co Myles Stewart Arthur Peabody Olive Peabody Peabodys Phoenix Title Title Company Referee In Bankruptcy Title James A. Walsh Walsh

Educator Proposal Urges Periodic Driver Tests Nationwide

New York educator Leroy W. Dunn proposed periodic driver license renewal exams for all motorists. Based on a study of 500 Detroit area drivers, 223 traffic violators and 277 non-violators, Dunn urged traffic law knowledge tests and school attendance for the deficient. The National Safety Congress drew about 12 000 safety experts. another session cited that many so called accidents in children are predictable and stem from unsafe environments and access to poisons.

Chicago New York Leroy W. Dunn Oswego (N.Y.) State University Dunn National Safety Congress Detroit

AEA attacks Folsom over education rights stance

Arizona Education Association charges Republican candidate Mrs. Sarah Folsom with aiming to curb teachers political rights. The union says the meeting discussed candidates without AEA endorsement and defends teachers as citizens free to participate. Folsom said AEA pressured educators to back Democrat incumbent W. W. Dick.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Education Association AEA Sarah Folsom Folsom W. W. Dick

Estate Value Is Listed As 122000 Inheritance Details

Anson area mining executive John A. Richards left an estate valued at about $122,000 mostly in stocks. The figure reflects his half of a $244,000 community estate shared with widow Nina, per a Superior Court appraisal. A joint will bequeaths the entire estate to Mrs. Richards, who resides at 711 West Los Altos Road. Richards, longtime manager of St. Anthony Mining and Development Co., died July 29 at 66 while traveling in Brisbane, Australia. He had lived in Tucson since 1953.

Anson Area John A. Richards Richards Nina Los Altos Road St. Anthony

Pima Countians Buying Bonds in September

Cash sales of U S Savings Bonds in Pima County during September totaled 383 561. Mundey Johnston, county volunteer chair man, announced the figures. County sales for nine months reached 3 349 783, about 74 3 percent of the state total. Statewide nine month sales stood at 17 1 million.

U. S. Savings Pima Mundey Johnston Volunteer Savings Bonds Johnston

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