Nurse pleads guilty to dope charge in federal case
Thelma Kendall Jones, 44, a registered nurse, pleaded guilty in U S district court to forging four names on stolen prescription blanks to obtain morphine. Sentencing deferred to Aug 12. She had been living in Tucson about 10 days and asked to be sent to a federal facility for treatment.
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Thelma Kendall Jones
Howard C. Speakman
U. S. District Court
Thelma Jones
Thelma Foley
Hilda Dotson
Cora Lee Miller
Speakman
United States
Manuel Sanchez
Casiano Lua-Lopez
Vicente Saenz-Olmedo
Selective Service
Melvin Robert Scott
Federal
Tennessee
Arizona
Clarence Wesley King
New Mexico
Juan Espinoza
Auto wrecker called to rescue of horse
Deputy Sheriff McCleran Sebastian and Cattle Inspector Olen Sims freed a horse stuck in a cesspool at 3919 South 12th Avenue after a wrecker was summoned. An unidentified Indian claimed the horse and the case was closed.
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McCleran Sebastian
Olen Sims
South 12Th Avenue
Husband Arrested On Complaint Of Wife
Alfonso Montano of 138 East 23rd street forfeited a $50 bond in police court this morning after failing to appear to answer a charge of simple assault filed by his wife Anna Montano. Montano was arrested at 2 20 this morning.
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Alfonso Montano
East 23Rd Street
Anna Montano
Montano
War Surplus Office Opens in Tucson Serving Vets
Richard L. Lehman announces the War Assets Corporation opens a Tucson office to aid more than 5,000 World War II veterans in southeastern Arizona. He notes the aim is easier sales and fewer misunderstandings as veterans learn to purchase surplus material, with local example of a Phoenix visit where a farmer was certified to buy a jeep and garden tractor.
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Arizona
Tucson
Richard L. Lehman
Public Interest
War Assets Corporation
Lehman
Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
Permits Granted for Eight City Dwellings Total Value Exceeds 61500
City building inspector E D Herreras announced eight new permits within the metropolitan limits for brick and concrete dwellings valued at more than 61500. The projects include six rooms and two baths at Colonia Solana and five room brick houses on East Seneca West Congress Melrose Edison North streets with prices ranging from 7000 to 10000 dollars.
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E. D. Herreras
Charles Latchem
Colonia Solana
Frank R. Rickard
East Seneca Street
Albert G. Vergara
North
Melrose Avenue
Veterans gain preference for surplus war material sales in Phoenix area
Lehman said WWII veterans will be eligible for certification for preference in buying surplus war materials across professions, businesses, and agriculture. Five southeastern Arizona counties are moved to the Phoenix area for supervision, with sales in the region beginning August 16 at the former Consolidated-Vultee plant.
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Lehman
Arizona
Pima
Cochise
Greenlee
Graham
Santa Cruz
Dallas
Tex
Phoenix
Consolidated-Vultee
Government Provides Cloth For Men's Suits
The government will supply surplus cloth to make one million men's suits and overcoats in three months. Prices will be under 30 dollars, with better quality than current similar goods. The fabric, bought for the armed forces, will be given to small manufacturers who must use it for suits and overcoats and deliver promptly to retailers.
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Washington
U.P
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Nails Hinder Cars Three Times On South Sixth
Police tracked a vandal who scattered over 2 000 broad headed roofing nails along South Sixth avenue between 18th and 25th streets on a Saturday afternoon. A patrolman found the first batch and cleared it, then a motorist reported a second pile and officers removed a third collection before patrols ended.
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Sixth Avenue
25Th Streets
Keefe
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Frank E. Keefe
South Sixth Avenue
Donald Duck
The
Fai Sho
N. Stone
Tidmarsh
South Sea
Jacome's
Thrifties
Catalina Chemical CO
Relee Ott
Robes
Gtlege Shop
N. Park
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