Week of accidents includes drunken gunman incident
Chicago reports a drunken gunman threatened a two year old girl in a south side basement apartment seeking $4000. He carried the girl from room to room while demanding money, vowing to kill the child. In other incidents, motorists were arrested for reckless driving after weekend crashes, with several injuries and two fatalities near Willcox. Police pursued suspects as disciplined driving and vehicle control were cited across multiple cases.
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Chicago
Sharon Kathy Teen McCary
S Louis Gomez
W. Progras Willcox
Yaoat
Willcox
Stanly
Margaret
Maureen Mel Mark
Ramon
Viola E
T. K
Tan
William Frady
Miss McCoyi
Stone Avenue
Alameda
Edward Ahrens
South Sixth
Squar
Bert Arce
Fapia
Saath
Krone
Justice Court
Cella
MecCary
Santa Easel
Morriz Carlson
Irving Tapla
Penn
Broadway
Hungary
Algernon
Jens
Robert Carter
Carter
East Broadway
Cher
Ay 5
Carlson
George Mendoza
W. 26Th St
South Seventh Avenue
Weet 1Th Street
Mendoza
William Dunn
John Bregna
South Sixth Avenue
Ateeet
John Waddell
Waddell
Delia
Sya
la Mar
Indian School Road
Highway Patrol
Joe Gonzales
Mabel
Paula
Death of Earl D Hall Stated as Self Inflicted Gunshot
Autopsy confirms Earl D Hall age 51 died Saturday from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Coroner ordered the postmortem. Hall, a World War I veteran, resided with his wife at a motel where he reportedly told her he was despondent and planned to buy a gun before shooting himself. He had recently lived apart from his wife and leaves a brother and sister in the east.
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Earl DB. Hall
Clark H. Johnson
Hall
W. M. Gibson
Gibson
Vall
MassachuseLta Lo
Hall Salt
Germany
City Briefs Delegates to NAACP Conference Report
City briefs note Carvie Walker and Arthur Hutchinson, delegates to the 40th annual NAACP conference, will report on the convention at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fleesy Gentry, 1047 5 Park Ve. Also, Red Cross first-aid class for Pima County rescue patrol postponed to 1 30 p.m. Tuesday. Tucson barbershop quartet meeting postponed to August. Beat the Tucson Press club at 261 N Stone Ave.
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Carvie Walker
Arthur Hutchinson
National’ Association ‘For the Advancement, of Colored People
Fleesy Gentry
Park Ve
Hame
Red Cross
Pima County Rescue Patrol
Superior
Tucson
Asxt
Ang
Tueson Presa Club
Stone Ave
Guadalcanal Day Observed In Tucson Noted By Marines
A National Marine Corps league proclamation designates Guadalcanal Day this Sunday marking the Pacific war’s first major offensive. Tucson detachment head Commandant Peter A. Anderson announced the observance while a booklet announces the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base info kit for new airmen arriving this week.
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Tucson
Guadalcanal
National Marine Corps
League
Peter A. Anderson
Thene J. MacQueen
Pacific
Second Marine Division
Davis-Monthan
Services for Carlos E Soto Held in San Agustin Cathedral
Services for Carlos E Soto 69 of 630 S Main St were held Monday afternoon at San Agustin Cathedral. Burial followed at Holy Hope Cemetery. He was born in Tucson and leaves wife Romula three daughters Felicitas Noriega Beatrice Barnes Maria Virginia and three sons Carlos Ricardo Roberto and a brother Julio. Tucson Mortuary supervised arrangements.
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Carlos E. Soto
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
Soto
Tucson
Romula
Felicitas Noriega
Los Angeles
Beatrice Barnes
Maria Virginia
Carlos
Ricardo
Roberto
Julio
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Richard L. Whitlow
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Southern District
Earl D. Hall
Langerss
Pioneer Florist
Stone
Pennington
Flowerphone
Tucson’s
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Oxfords
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Tudson
Moen TX
East Pennington
Axminster
Mary Gites
Hell
Jacome’s
Helena Rubinstein
Naylon
Cohama
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Wilson Brothers
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Frontier
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Gray
Recordia
Messanine
Hollywood
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