Hold Negro On Four Charges In Texas Auto Theft Case
John Doe Snow a 29 year old Black man was arrested by Tucson police and handed to FBI for Fisher County Texas on charges including nighttime burglary robbery aggravated assault and automobile theft. Investigators say he beat a farmer and his wife and stole cash a revolver a car a ring and a watch. Snow waived preliminary hearing and is held on $1 000 bond awaiting federal grand jury action. He has prior auto theft sentences in Texas and California.
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John Doe Snow
Tucson
FBI
Robey
Fisher County
Tex
Texas
Snow
Stone Avenue
Pennington Street
Kenneth C. Yeazell
Houston
Sweetwater
Odessa
Gatesville, Tex
Huntsville
San Quentin
Damages Sought After Elevator Accident at Valley National Bank
Mrs. Carmille G Williams sues for 35000 in superior court alleging neck injuries from an elevator doors closing on her at Valley National Bank building on August 28. She says vertebrae were dislocated and she has been partially paralyzed since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmille G. Williams
Superior Court
Valley National Bank
Charlotte Morgan
Williams
Atty
Gordon Aldrich
School Safety Patrol Badges Distribution Discussed
City officials and department heads gathered at the Santa Rita hotel Monday afternoon to discuss issuing safety patrol badges. Representatives from the sheriff's office police and fire departments attended along with leaders from various city and county agencies. The council has existed since May 1946 and operates on funds raised through tag day contributions.
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Snta Rita
Sheriff's Office
Police and Fire Departments
Tucson
Safety Director Outlines Local Accident Prevention Moves
Earl F. Campbell of Chicago, director of field organization for the National Safety Council, described methods to handle organizational and financial problems in establishing a permanent local accident prevention unit. He discussed plans for advancing this move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Campbell
Chicago
National Safety Council
Deer hunting talk set at Roskruge school event
Arizona deer hunters in Tucson can attend the Tucson Game Protective Association meeting at Roskruge school at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Ted Knipe of the state game department will discuss deer locations. Prizes include a cocker spaniel puppy and a buck contest is planned. The event is open to all and includes outdoor movies.
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Arizona
Roskruge
Tucson Game Protective Association
Ted Knipe
State Game Department
Jack Mantle
Knipe
Mantle
UA Professors Finish Yaqui Language Paper
Two University of Arizona scholars Dr William Kurath head of the German department and Dr Edward H Spicer associate professor of anthropology completed a bulletin titled A Brief Introduction to Yaqui A Native Language of Sonora It covers Yaqui sounds word formation sentence structure vocabulary and includes a list of Yaqui words The bulletin also features A Wedding Sermon A Drinking Song Tongue Twisters The Origin of Tobacco and A Conversation Dr Kurath also authored Brief Introduction to Papago for the university.
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University of Arizona
William Kurath
Edward H. Spicer
Sonora
Kurath
First Thomas Campbell Awards Presented at University
Col J Edward Thompson and James B Girand of Phoenix will attend the honors assembly to present the first Thomas E Campbell memorial awards. Each award of 125 dollars honors one woman and one man enrolled in a state college for at least one year. The 17th legislature provided 10,000 dollars for the memorial.
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J. Edward Thompson
James B. Girand
Phoenix
Thomas E. Campbell
Thompson
Giraud
Arizona
Chicago Rites Slated For Rebecca Meyers
The body of Mrs. Rebecca Meyers, 63, who died Sunday night in a local hospital, has been sent to Chicago for services and burial. She resided at 1710 East Seventh street and is survived by her husband Abe Meyers Tucson three daughters and three sons all of Chicago.
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Rebecca Meyers
Chicago
Arizona Mortuary
Meyers
East Seventh Street
Abe Meyers
Tucson
Rose Harris
Clara Perlman
Marie Borosos
Sidney, Milton
Hyman
Former Visitor Letitia Spencer Dies in Kansas City
Word reached here of the death last week of Mrs. Letitia Spencer, longtime Tucson winter visitor and widow of Dr. C. B. Spencer, former editor of the Central Christian Advocate. She supported civic and charitable causes in Kansas City and belonged to the Kansas City Musical club. Funeral services were held Saturday. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Harry D. Roper and Miss Helen M. Spencer, a brother Dr. Sydney K. Mitchell, a sister Mrs. Charles P. Gruppe, and a granddaughter Mrs. Edwin L. Osborne.
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Letitia Spencer
Tucson
Kansas City
C. B. Spencer
Central Christian Advocate
Spencer
Arvid L. Frank
New York
Harry D. Roper
Antioch
Calif
Helen M. Spencer
Sydney K. Mitchell
New Haven
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Seagondollar Music Store
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Optometrist
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Juares
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D. M. Distillery Co
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