Legion Ball Club Going To Tourney
The Tucson Legion baseball team sponsored by Morgan Mc Dermott post leaves by train to contest the regional championships starting Sunday in Colorado Springs. They face state champions from New Mexico, Colorado and Utah as they pursue a regional title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Legion
Morgan McDermott Post
Colorado Springs
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Tucson
Arizona
Chuck Hollinger
Joe R. Hanson
Legion Baseball
Morgan McDermott
Legion
San Diego
Stockton
Calif
Lafayette
Ind
St. Paul
Minn
45 Day Duck Season Cut Back Amid Drought Concerns
Secretary Krug announced a 45 day duck hunting season for 1946, reducing the previous year by 35 days. Daily bag limit drops to 7, possession to 14, with shooting hours from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour before sunset. Krug cites duck population declines and drought as factors while urging restraint to protect breeding stocks.
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Washington
Krug
North Central States
Prairie Provinces
Arizona
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Fish and Wildlife Service
Truman
City School Teacher Stella Sougey Dies in California
Funeral services for Stella Irene Sougey 53 longtime Tucson public school teacher were held today in Oakland California where she died suddenly visiting her brother George Sougey Born December 25 1893 she taught in Nebraska from 1912 to 1928 and in Tucson since 1929 Survivors include sister Zela Sougey of Tucson and brothers George Paul in Los Angeles and Leo in Lincoln Neb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Irene Sougey
Tucson
Oakland
Calif
Girl Rescued From Self Harm At Manhattan Bar
Carolyne Bertram attempted self harm with a glass shard in the women's restroom at the Manhattan bar at East 10th street and North Sixth avenue. Patrons intervened, she was treated for a wrist cut at Pima County Hospital and later returned. Police later located her. Meanwhile, local thefts include a $20 missing from Mrs. Carlson and a golf set valued at $149 from John S. Cable. A purse with $35 and a $60 check were reported stolen by Marie Lopez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyne Bertram
East 10Th Street
Manhattan
North Sixth Avenue
Miss Bertram
Pima Unty Hospital
Carl Carlson
Marie Lopez
West 43Rd Street
Sheriff's Office
1946 U.S. cotton crop forecast at 9.29 million bales
Agriculture department projects a 1946 domestic cotton crop of 9,290,000 bales, up 275,000 from 1945 and below the 10 year average by 3,250,000. The estimate is based on 17,991,000 acres in cultivation and 72 percent of normal conditions as of August 1. Major producing states include New Mexico 116,000 Arizona 131,000 California 431,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Agriculture Department
New Mexico
Arizona
California
85 Vets Apply For Surplus Goods Daily
Richard L. Lehman of the War Assets Corporation reports about 85 veterans are interviewed daily for the right to purchase surplus war property. An office opened in the Chamber of Commerce building. inquiries cover items from adding machines to airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Lehman
War Assets Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Two Reckless Drivers Taken
John Richard Allen of 1110 East Adams street pleaded guilty to reckless driving in police court. Magistrate Paul J. Cella set August 24 for sentencing after Allen was arrested at 11 45 p m yesterday by Patrolmen W E Kel. Ralph Clapp of Los Angeles failed to appear in justice court for a reckless driving charge, bond forfeited, bench warrant issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richard Allen
East Adams Street
Paul J. Cella
Allen
W. E. Kel
Jer, Jr
John S. Lyons
Fourth Avenue
Jon
Toole Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Ralph Clapp
Los Angeles
Ceila
Ciapp
New Indian Claims Advocated By Kerr
Gov. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma urged President Truman to sign a bill creating a new commission to consider Indian claims. Kerr said the president indicated he would give it every possible consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Presidente Truman
Brady Resigns From Tucson Detective Post
Detective Sgt. James L. Brady aged 53 of 2145 East Sixth Street resigns from the Tucson Police Department after a career starting October 2, 1932. Capt. Frank A. Eyman assumes Brady's duties as head of the detective bureau pending a permanent appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Brady
East Sixth Street
Tucson
Don J. Hays
Brady
Tucson Police Department
Frank A. Eyman
Department
Detective Bureau
Flagstaff Man Faces Triple Murder Trial
Henry Singleton of Flagstaff will face a Sept. 3 trial in Coconino county on three counts of first degree murder in the May 16 killings of Ernest and Henry Blevins and their cousin Leroy at his home near the Navajo ordnance depot. Oscar Blevins was wounded. Lucio Villalpando’s murder trial in the Pablo Castro stabbing is tentatively set for Sept. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Henry Singleton
Coconino County Superior Court
Singleton
Arizona
Ernest
Henry Blevins
Leroy Blevins
Navajo
Oscar Blevins
Lucio Villalpando
Pablo Castro
Farm Debt Drops as Income Rises in Far West
Western farm income for four months runs about 10 percent above last year with California posting 296.858 million and Arizona 55.067 million. Mortgages nationwide shrink by 1.5 billion since 1940 as farmers repay loans. four Southwest states cut 21.089 million in mortgages, liquidating debt faster than new lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Warren
San Francisco
Far West
Departments of Agriculture
California
Arizona
W. D. Ellis
Berkeley Federal Land Bank
Ellis
Utah
Nevada
Gage Ogre
Births at St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hosaph Tuleya at 12 50 a m on August 8 at St Marys Hospital 3655 Bronson Road Tucson Iowa. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs William H Waggener at 10 25 p m on August 7 at Tucson Medical Center 214 West Washington Street Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hospital
Hosaph
Tuleya
Bronson Road
Tucson
Tucson Medical Center
William H. Waggener
W. Washington Street
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Legion Ball Club
Eddie Jacome
Hollinger
Joe Tully
Charlotte
N. C
Gabe Renden
Oracle
FORD
Monte Mansfield
E. Broadway
Rancho Nezhone
Citrus Belt
White House
Men’s Department
Hanes
American Veteran's Committee
Harrison Brown
Oak Ridge
Fred
Lilly Worden
Santa Rita Florists
S. Scott
Sun Valley
She Phoe
Dale
Phoenix
Oracle Junctio N
Florence
Coolidge
Sacaton
Chandler
Mesa
Tempe
E. 10Th Street
S. Sixth Ave
Ntenith Cleaners
Rogers
West Congress
Cash & Carry
Ninth St
VICE
Pt Y
Asd Mente
Company
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
E. Sixth ST
SEARS
Roebuck and CO
N. 6Th Ave
Pennington ST
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