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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1941

Page

3

Tucsonan Fights in British RAF Heads East for Action

Pilot Officer Sidney N. Muhart formerly of 701 East First Street Tucson reports transfer from England to the Near East. He describes flying a Hurricane, awaiting operations, and notes a mix of danger with routines such as duty pilot duty and a recent nurses’ dance outing gone awry.

England Mars Muhart C. O Ottawa Canada Arizona Sidney N. Muhart

Letters From the Front Describe Air War and Life in England

A wartime letter recounts travel mishaps to reach fighters in England, notes American planes aiding Britain, and describes flying conditions, landmarks, and radio music. The author mentions Camels cigarettes, hope of returning to Tucson, and requests two Life magazine copies for a serviceman's mother in Africa.

Life Magazine Lewis Muhart Africa Wade

Ox Cart Returns To Own As Gasoline Use Is Reduced In East

In Penacook New Hampshire gasoline sales restrictions at night spur a revival of ox carts. David Morrill took his girlfriend for a ride and helped Miss Joan Stuart onto an ox cart. The red lantern tail light and Morrill’s horn greeted passing cars.

East Penacook N. H David Morrill Joan Stuart Morrill

Ground view vs air view described in a paradox

The saying highlights a perspective paradox where observers on the ground glimpse aircraft while passengers in the plane cannot see the ground below. It reflects on vantage points and visibility limits during flight.

Public Records and Civil Actions in District Court

Public Records lists Civil suits including School District No 16 versus Mrs. P H Ross and board of supervisors over annexation to district 10. Several claims are pending or dismissed, including D & M Beauty Shop versus Pearl Ware, and City Laundry v Robert W Spencer. Estate of Maude Chadbourne petitions for administration. Multiple divorce decrees and tax exemption suit noted.

P. H. Ross Board of Supervisors D. & M. Beauty Shop Pearl Ware City Laundry and Dry Cleaners Robert W. Spencer Maude Chadbourne Dean A. Sisk J. E. Fimbres Virginia V. Hass Harl Henry Haas Herminia F. Pope Pima County Leslie C. Jones Vera Lee Athey Emerson T. Athey Elsie Capron Roy Blake Capron Teresa Paredes Melquiades Paredes

Justice Court Docket Summary of Reckless Driving and Thefts

Presiding C W Gardner hears Santos Jacobo for reckless driving. B Podol advised on industrial insurance. Bill Corbett charged with reckless driving. Homer S Bounds and Jack Collis charged with reckless driving with 30 day term. May Thompson elected for trial August 8 at 10 am. Louis Frederico and Frank Martin charged with reckless driving with 30 dollar fine or 30 days.

Justice Court C. W. Gardner Santos Jacobo B. Podol Bill Corbett Homer S. Bounds Jack Collis May Thompson Louis Frederico Frank Martin

Vagrancy and battery cases heard in police court

Judge Paul Cella presided as T. B. Hoffman and Ricardo Lahoe faced vagrancy charges with a $10 or 10 days penalty. George Pier charged with aggravated battery to be tried in Pima County. Wing Fong vagrancy continued until Wednesday.

Paul Cella T. B. Hoffman Ricardo Lahoe George Pier Pima County Wing Fong

Marriage Licenses for Leon Mitchell and Bertie Barrett

Leon Mitchell aged 19 and Bertie Barrett aged 20, both of Tucson, were issued marriage licenses.

Leon Mitchell Tucson Bertie Barrett

Arizona Looks To Mexico For Farm Laborers

Arizona farmers consider importing Mexican laborers to pick cotton and citrus as a labor shortage grows. Officials say 20 000 workers may be needed, with only about 1 000 available. The Farm Bureau plans a meeting August 31 to discuss the issue and details required by immigration authorities.

Phoenix Arizona Mexico Department of Justice Lin B. Orme Salt River Valley Water Users Association Lemuel B. Schofield Naturalization and Immigration Services Orme Earl Maharg Arizona Farm Bureau Federation Maharg Selective Service Boards Farm Bureau

Deferred Men Urged To Aid Defense Units

A. H. Tuthill urged all Arizona selective service registrants with deferments to volunteer for civilian defense work. He stated many deferments exist for occupations dependents or fitness but all men can assist in defense efforts and should participate where possible. He warned the obligation to defend the country remains and civilians will join in future defense activities.

Phoenix The Daily Citizen Arizona A. H. Tuthill Selective Service Congress Tuthill

University of Arizona student enlists as Navy flying cadet

Gerald Jones Jr a university of Arizona junior has enlisted as a flying cadet in the U S Naval Reserve Air Corps at Long Beach California and will report for active duty August 15 After a month of training he will go to Pensacola Jacksonville or Corpus Christi Jones holds a C A A flying license and enlisted with parental permission from El Encanto Estates

Gerald Jones, Jr University of Arizona U. S. Naval Reserve Air Corps Long Beach Calif Pensacola Fla Jacksonville Corpus Christi Tex Jones Gerald Jones el Encanto Estates

Miss Betty Didcot Leaves For New Post

Miss Betty Didcot former assistant librarian at the University of Arizona leaves for a new position in the Library of Science at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri Her resignation was accepted by the university and she will visit her family in Nashville Tennessee before starting her duties.

Betty Didcot University of Arizona Library of Science Stephens College Columbia Miss Didcot University Nashville, Tenn

Woman ace on 150 yard hole after six on par three

Mrs. Howard Clare eagled the 150 yard No. 10 hole at Terre Haute Country Club after a six on the par three. She promised to master the hole and backed it up with a first practice shot that went in for an ace.

Terre Haute, Ind Howard Clare Terre Haute Country Club

High Spot Mount Cornelia on Fort George Island

Mount Cornelia on Fort George Island at the mouth of the St. Johns River is identified as the Atlantic coast’s highest point south of Cape Henry.

Mount Cornelia Fort George Island St. John’s River Cape Henry

Farmers' Rebellion Threatens San Francisco Milk Supply

PETALUMA Calif Aug 5 The farmers revolt against union pickets and boycotts may cut off San Francisco's entire fresh milk supply unless an agreement is reached soon Henry Selmorini Jr spokesman for the Sonoma Marin milk committee said the farmers do not want to hurt San Francisco but the campaign could be 100 per cent effective and mean no milk for the city if a break is not found promptly

Petaluma Calif U.P San Francisco Henry Selmorini, Jr Snoma-Marin Milk Committee Selmorini

Tucsonian joins British service

David W. Coats of 316 East Third street has applied for membership in the civilian technical corps for non combatant service in England. He is the first Tucsonian to enlist. The corps, formed less than a month ago, lets Americans serve in England without losing citizenship. The initial group has gone to Canada for training before heading to England.

David W. Coats East Third Street England New York City Canada

Minzner Named U A Physics Instructor

Approval from the University of Arizona president names Raymond A. Minzner of Lawrence Massachusetts to replace LeRoy Aldridge as physics instructor next year. Aldridge left to join the Federal Communications Commission and Minzner arrives as classes begin in September.

University of Arizona Raymond A. Minzner Lawrence Mass LeRoy Aldridge Alldridge Federal Communications Commission Minzner Massachussets State College Robert G. Picard

Hornets' Nest Report From Martinez Park Incident

Traffic Officer Roy Nickola reported a flying trip to the Municipal Stadium where boys knocked a hornets nest from a tree. He arrived to an empty park and did not stay long.

Harvard Economist Dr. J. D. Black Tours Arizona Farms

Harvard University economist Dr. J. D. Black left Tucson with Dr. George Barr of the University of Arizona for a national tour studying farm regions in Salt River valley and labor and production issues. They planned to visit migrant labor camps between Coolidge and Casa Grande.

J. D. Black Harvard University Tucson Salt River Valley Phoenix George Barr University of Arizona Black Imperial San Joaquin California Barr Coolidge Casa Grande

Police Seek Owner of Lost Pocketbook on University Campus

Detectives renewed efforts to locate the purse owner found May 7 on the University of Arizona campus. Edna Carlos is sought after Martha Rush could not be located. a card with Rush’s name was found in the bag along with personal effects and a small amount of money near the university infirmary.

University of Arizona Edna Carlos Martha Rush University Infirmary

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