Drafted list 34 Pima men report for preinduction Aug 16
The largest local draft board release lists 34 Pima county men who will report August 16 1950 at 830 a.m. for preinduction exam. Names include Earl Pack Arturo Martinez Luis Valenzuela Jesus Montano and others across Arizona California and beyond. The policy shift allows reservists in critical occupations extra civilian clothes time.
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H. S. Corbett
Pima County
Earl Pack
Florence
Ariz
Arturo B. Martinez
Riverside Dr
Luis Maria Valenzuela
W. 26Th St
Jesus Maria Montano
W. Speedway
Juan Francisco Valencia
Marana
Ignacio R. Nevarez
E. Washington St
Phoenix
William Elselager
Haight St
San Francisco
Tizor Rivera Dorame
W. Corral St
Evald Charles Swanson
James Herbert McCoy
Wimmore Ave
Noel Eugene Williams
N. Stone
Raymond Ayalla Bautista
Jose Leonard Gonzales
Sahuarita
Leo Sotomayor Carrillo
Anita St
Duncan Wood Murray
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cleland Wiltse
Yuma
Jose Angil Lopez
Ajo
William Curtis Lewis
Oracle Rd
Jose Manuel Vasquez
Sells
Santiago Higuera Martinez
W. Delaware
Donald Riley McGee
Sasabe
Joseph Charles Reich
Boston
Mass
Warren Parra’ Gray
Sonoita
Paul James Williamson
Tucson
Paul Ralph Alessi
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Johnson
Armed Services
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Selective Service
Labor and Commerce Departments
$50 000 Crash Suit On File
Mrs Anita Lowe guardian for her granddaughter Aida Wilkins filed a $50 000 damage complaint in superior court against Rudolph Sopher his parents M W Sopher and wife and a neighbor at 119 East 23rd Street. The May 20 crash on Nogales highway two miles south of Continental allegedly stemmed from unsafe tires causing a right rear blowout and overturn. Wilkins 17 suffered cerebral concussion multiple rib fractures and a fractured vertebra.
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Superior Court Clerk’s Office
Anita Lowe
Aida Wilkins
W. 20Th St
M. W. Sopher
Rudolph
E. 23Rd St
Lowe
Rudolph Sopher
Nogales Highway
Continental
Miss Wilkins
Patrols Approved To Avert Border Clashes
The Jordan Israel armistice commission approved joint border patrols to prevent further frontier clashes. Patrols to be set up August 14, according to an Amman dispatch from Jordan’s capital.
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Cairo
Egypt
Arab News Agency
Indonesia Appeals Westerling Extradition Ruling
Indonesia appealed the supreme court decision not to extradite Capt. R. P. P. Westerling to the United States for trial on murder robbery and arson charges. Westerling fled to Singapore after a West Java revolt and grinned as the ruling allowed deportation pending appeal. Westerling hopes to return to Holland.
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Singapore
Indonesia
Supreme Court
Turk) Westerling
West Java
U.S.S
Westerling
Holland
City Briefs: Navy Reserve Training and Local Club Events
At 7 30 p m officers of the organized surface division of the naval reserve attend a training meeting at the armory 1100 S Alvernon Way. At 8 30 p m Tucson over thirty club meets at the press club patio 271 N Stone Ave with refreshments and dances. At 8 p m Jewish War veterans Friedman Paul post 201 hold a monte carlo party at 2039 E First St with proceeds to hospital and building fund. Bolivian episcopate excommunicates all who embrace communism.
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Naval Reserve
S. Alvernon Way
Tucson
Press Club
N. Stone Ave
Friedman Paul
Morris Block
First St
Closet With Two Doors His Nemesis
A bandit robbed Jay's jewelry store in Dallas of 320 dollars last night then locked the manager Jack Karasick and clerk Charles MacCullough in a closet with two doors. Minutes later the robber was arrested by a policeman aided by Karasick.
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Dallas
Jay
Mgr
Jack Karasick
Charles MacCullough
Karasick
Wind Blows Him Off Truck And Kills Him
Leon Williams, 47, of Dallas was killed when a gust of wind blew a load of empty box crates off a truck he rode on. He tumbled off the vehicle and suffered multiple skull fractures.
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Dallas
Leon Williams
Williams
Reds Claim Capture of Kumchon and War Material
North Korea’s Pyongyang radio said Red forces with air unit support destroyed American tank and artillery units and captured Kumchon and Hyopehon, claiming large war material was seized. American front lines report Kumchon was abandoned in an orderly retreat to the Naktong river line. Anglers in South Africa gathered fish swept from Kalkfontein dam.
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Washington
Truman
Acheson
Johnson
Senate
Spain
Sen. Lucas
Illinois
Hawaii
Alaska
Sen
Tydings
D-Md
Armed Services
White House
Edwin W. Pauley
Korea
Vatican
Missouri
Emery Allison
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Kumchon
Naktong River
Hyopehon
Kalkfontein Dam
South Africa
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